Frederick News Preview Teases Eight-Page Weekend Issue
The Frederick News outlines a large Saturday edition with eight pages. Highlights include a weekly historical sketch of Sergeant Lawrence Everhart, lining up at El Caney by Guerce L Kinner, farm and garden advice, dairy notes for women, live stock illustrated features, household fashions and etiquette, Sunday school lesson text and commentary, letters from Mary Jane, market review, and church announcements. Copies mailed or delivered for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
the Market Scribe
Autumn Tea Surges Funds for New Church Organ
St Mary's Chapter of All Saints Guild hosted an autumn tea at the Episcopal parish house, serving cake, coffee, and wafers after a birthday penny collection to buy a church organ. The program, led by organist Miss Campbell, featured a Columbia Victorious chorus, Life's Lullaby sung by Eloise Young, readings by Emily Johnson Matthe Shriner and Mabel Kindler, plus a patriotic choir performance and waving of the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
All Saints Guild
All Sainte
Miss
Miss Shriner
Disorderly conduct cases settled in local court
Lauri Maxwell colored was fined 2.50 by Justice White after arrest by Officer Ridenour for disorderly conduct and released. James Wilson colored faced the same charge but was dismissed when evidence failed to sustain it. An ad touts Hoots Sarsaparilla as having unrivaled medical cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauri Maxwell
Ridenour
Justice White
James Wilson
Democratic Rally in City Opera House Honors Pottenberger
A large audience heard Brillant speeches endorsing Pottenberger as the Sixth District candidate. The event featured a Frederick Select Band procession, decorated halls, and a long list of officers and secretaries. Speakers warned of imperialism, argued for Democratic majority, and contrasted American civilization with European-style empire. The night closed with praise for Pottenberger and calls to vote next Tuesday.
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City Opera House
Frederick
County Central
Charles N. Harget
John Francis Smith
George Gilbert
B. B. Blackston
L. S. Clingan
Charles B. Tyson
L. C. Derr
Wm. Adams
David Castle
Charles Hagan
Charles Fagan
Duke of Wellington
Senate
Mgr. Brewer
Spain
Sampson
Schley
Spanish
Alex. H. Robinson
Baltimore
Sixth
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Louis E. McComas
Pinkney White
Charles Marshall
Robinson
Democratic Party
Frederick J. Nelson
Kr. Petenberger
Peffenberger
Washington
Allerany and
Garrett
Doss Potrau
Ohi
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Republic
Riot at Trappe Denies To Polidify Vote In Anont District
In Lalbot county an AnteriotS lere gathering near Trappe ended in a riot as efforts to polidify the vote failed. Charles Packer, the colored candidate in the fifth district, conducts a vigorous campaign amid the unrest.
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Trappe
Lalbot
Charles’. Packer
Elkton
Jacob Tome
Geo L. Hicks
Baltimore
Faust Maryland Regiment
Layerstown
Aymeneal Sih Alffer-Orsdorref Married in Hagerstown
Miss Mary Helen Orndorff daughter of Mrs KR HW Orndorff and Mr Robert Franklin Shaffer a noted Hagerstown businessman wed last evening at seven at the bride's mother's home on North Potomac street Father Sebastian Rabbia of St Marys RC Church presided Wedding cards are out for Mildred Walker Nelson and Rev John I Yellett on November 19 at St Marks Episcopal Petersville The bride daughter of Mrs Hinroch Nelson sister of Mrs B Helfenstein The groom formerly assistant rector at Petersville is son of Major John Yelloch Towson
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Sih Alffer—Orsdoref
Mary Helen Orndorff
KR. HW. Orndorff
Robert Franklin Shaffer
Hagerstown
North Potomac Street
Sebastian Rabbia
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Mildred Walker Nelson
John I. Yellett
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Petersville
Hinroch Nelson
B.‘J. Helfenstein
John Yelloch
Towson
Death of Mrs Huffer at Broad Run
Mrs Annie C Huffer wife of farmer David Huffer of Broad Run died about six o clock Monday morning after long suffering from stomach trouble in her sixtieth year She leaves her husband five children and was buried from the Lutheran Church in Middletown Rev M L Beard officiated Interment was in the adjacent cemetery Also notes the death of George Shupp in Hagerstown from Brights disease aged fifty five He served in Cole s Cavalry and is survived by his widow and two children A court appeal in Frederick County was dismissed for late record in Steiner et al v Harding et al and a Spanish commission negation noted in Paris dispatches
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David Huffer
Annie C. Huffer
Broad Run
Huffer
Tate Jacob Adab
Mahlon D. Arnold
Loudoun County
Joseph
Jacob
Howard
Oliver
Middletown
M. L. Beard
C. L. Ritter
Burkittsville
George Shupp
Hagerstown
Bright
Cole’s Cavalry
Local Market and Society Notices From Frederick
Wheat quoted at 1} cents per bushel in Frederick with little change. Shelled corn at 29 cents per bushel, $1.90 a barrel. Frederick County Medical Society to meet tomorrow afternoon at the Court House. Frederick County Agricultural Society to hold quarterly meeting tomorrow morning. Marriage license issued to Wilson G Holbruner and Rose J Stout of Woolsburn. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and tonic.
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Frederick
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Frederick Area
A Hastings of Frederick column records numerous movements and visits. Notables include Mr. W. W. Burton in Washington and State Senator C. J. Dick registered at the City Hotel. Several Frederick natives travel or reunite with family, and Mrs. Carroll Mercer heads to Camp Meade before deployment to Savannah and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. T. L. Eberly
York, Pa
Frederick
Flag and Bible Presented to Iadiesburg School Tomorrow
The Patriotic Order Sons of America will present a handsome flag to the Iadiesburg public school tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by Mr. Reno Harp and Mr. Massey of this city. Manor Council Jr O O 4 M presented a flag and Bible to Pont of Rocks public school this afternoon at two o'clock in the presence of a large crowd. Addresses were delivered by Mr. R Harp and Mr Massey of Frederick. Change of Agents Mr Clarence F Schroeder agent of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at airland has retired from that position. He will be succeeded by Mr D M Mason who has been baggage master there for some years. Mr Schroeder has been unable to attend to his duties for two weeks consequent upon a stroke of apoplexy.
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Straits
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England
Republican Party
Republic of Washington
McKinley
Plymouth Rock
Virginia
Carolinas
Pennsylvania
Maryland
United States
Sandwich Islands
Philippines
Frederick
Charles 12. Haller
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Fannie Shank
Margaret Hood
Froderick
Smithsburg
Haring
Chie Taytico Harlan
Supreme Court
Washington
Currell Mercer
Goldsborn
Griffith
Baltimoore
Melvale Institution
Catherine S. Markuil
J. Ll. Whoolar
Barbara Fritchie
Philadelphia
Mar
John Strafer
Phoenix Insurance Company
New York City
Sheerty
Mar. Strafer
Florida
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Iadiesburg
Reno
Harp
Massey
Clarence F. Schroeder
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Airland
D. M. Mason
Schroeder
In Loving Remembrance and Farewell Notices
Obituaries and memorial verses honor Sarah Wachter who died October 20, 18u8, and Annie R Burrall who died November 4, one year ago. Verse laments fade with time as families offer prayers and final farewells.
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Sarah Wachter
Annie R. Burrall
Lui
L. Be Mullinix Carpet Store Special Rug Announcement
L. Be Mullinix presents a big assortment of Also Wool Art Carpets in all sizes with exclusive designs and high novelties at low prices. The Carpet House promises extra good quality, superior workmanship, and lasting service.
John Hendrickson Sah Model in Rush Event
Fragmentary text shows John Hendrickson associated with a SAH model and a rush ongoing. It mentions taking care of a pathone and offering honest wortey merchandise bolstering monetary exchanges.
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INO Porce
OK Pathone
Goovs Department Forms Move Garment Trade Market
Department store notices reveal goods sales and rapid turnover of garments. The ad highlights intermediate numbers and exceptional values across wares from caps to cloaks, indicating broad stock and aggressive pricing strategies.
Capes in Our Store Create Rich Elegant Demand
Capes in rich, elegant construction attract rapid demand in Ald Pashton quarters. Astrachan and seal cloth capes are offered with substantial value, promising several hundred dollars worth.
Grand prize rewards offered at bowling alley events
Crayton E Mann, graduate pharmacist, announces November 1 1898 a grand prize for the party with the largest score during the month for full frame and a grand prize for largest score for cocked hat with annual winter awards. John H Frazier, Bowling Alleys Frederick Maryland. The Frederick County Medical Society will meet November 5 1998 at 2 p m in Court House Grand Jury Room I J McCrear recording secretary.
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John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County Medical Society
Court House
Grand Jury Room
I. J. McCrear
Frederick depot welcomes largest wallpaper lot in spring 1499 styles
We received yesterday morning at 4 00 a large shipment of wall paper the biggest ever. All goods are new spring 1499 styles and will be sold at popular prices. When you need wallpaper call on us C E Cline's Carpet Stores lead the wallpaper business in Frederick.
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Monroe
Frederick
DRY Goode
Pean Brigh
Vredirick
UB. Geo
Rodock & CO
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