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The Saturday News promises an eight page issue packed with timely articles and popular features. Special sections include A Day of War in 1861 by Captain Kilmer, illustrated articles, ladies recipes and fashion notes, farming and livestock topics, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. The paper offers local and general news, church service announcements, and delivery to any address for two cents.
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Saterday News
Kilmer
Grant
Belmont
Dupont
Port Royal
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Satorpay News
Taz News
Generae Latunpay News
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Hicks rain storms are in order followed by a cold wave. No Mante dear Ten Nights in a Bar-Room is not a tank drama. Perhaps money talks but it seems adverse to holding conversation with a great many people. The election returns fairly in, the attention of the people may be turned towards Thanksgiving.
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Hicks
Yuan Shi Kai named successor to Li Hung Chang
Special Dispatch to Taz News from Wasnisatox reports Yuan Shi Kai appointed viceroy of Chi Li and Wang Wen Shao named deputy viceroy. Also notes Dr. P. Appleman of Middletown to host reception for Frederick Art Club to view his paintings. Details list exhibition times and artists of note. Market quota updates include corn, wheat, oats, and hemp prices. large aquarium installed at Steiner Brothers drug store. four leaf clover stick pin recovered by owner.
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Taz News
Wasnisatox
Gonger
Pekin
State Department
Yuan Shi Kai
Li Hung Chang
Chi Li
Wang Wen Shao
5. P. Appleman
Middletown
Frederick Art Club
Appleman
Parran Elected as Republicans Gain House Lead
Corrected results from Frederick County and nearby areas show Thomas Parran elected clerk of the Court of Appeals by 1255 votes and Dr. Joshua W. Herring winning comptroller by 458 in a Democrat led trend. Republicans claim possible errors could shift control of the House of Delegates. Sixth District counties report a Republican majority of 2082 with Allegany 845, Frederick 440, Garrett 812, Washington 525, and Montgomery 590 in the tally. Democrats secure the Montgomery seat.
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Baltimore City
Thomas Parran
Court of Appeals
Joshua W. Herring
House of Delegates
Herman
Pratt
Lewis Pattell
Baltimore
General Assembly
Patzell
Osivers
St. Mary’s
Prince George's
Charles County
Frederick County
Allegany
Frederick
Garrett
Purely Personal Notices From Local Colony
Purely personal items note Miss Blanche Simmons visiting friends in Baltimore and several others visiting Baltimore Washington and Virginia, with moves and trips involving East Patrick street South Market street Lima Kiln Libertytown Gettysburg Cumberland Manchester and Gettysburg College. Several residents travel for business or home arrangements including State's Attorney Worthington, Dr J T Sim, and families moving to Washington and Manchester Mass.
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Blanche Simmons
Baltimore
Rebecca Claggett
East Patrick Street
A. A. Lough
South Market
Js E.R. Wood
Washington
Worthington
Brunswick
Charles E. Saylor
South Market Street
M.J. Grove
Lima Kiln
West Norfolk
D. W. Stauffer
David O. Thomas
Quynn
Esat Patrick Street
Jessa Eury
Samuel Eury
Unionville
Indiana
J. T. Sim
Libertytown
Cumberland
Katia D. Sim
J. Lucretia Cassell
Thurmont
Charles O. Waters
East Obarah Street
Emery Harper
Manchester
Mass
Rogers
Upcraft
Woman's College
Lucy Eisenhauer
Gettysburg
Cllege
Gilmore van Fossen
Mary Stitely
Liberty
Annie Glbert
Hymeneal in Aldis Va and theater note at City Opera House
The wedding of Flora Louise George to George Adams Gibson took place at Our Redeemer Church in Aldis, Loudoun County, with Rev. Cladius F. Smith and Rev. Edwin S Hinks officiating. Emma Gross served as maid of honor and Cornelius Gibson as best man, with ushers Edward Gibson Wallace George George Hatcher. A Deeyster adaptation by Charles W Chase of Hall Caine's The Deemster will be staged at the City Opera House next Thursday with strong indications of success. A bass fishing catch from Point of Rocks was sold in Frederick, with two fish weighing up to pounds and Augustus Rowe reporting two large catches this week.
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Gibson— George
Church of Our Redeemer
Aldis
Londoun County
Flora Louise George
I. W. George
Aldia
Bettie Gross
Willam Gross
Brunswick
George Adams Gibson
Loudoun County
Claudius F. Smith
Edwins Hinks
Leesburg
Emma Gross
Cornelius Gibson
Edward Gibson
Wallace George
Chicago
Mr. George
George Hatcher
Loudoun
Hall Caine
Charles W. Chase
City Opera House
Mr. Chase
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Poonda
Augustus Rowe
December term jury drawn by McSherry and Motter
Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Motter selected the December circuit court jury this morning. The term is expected to be brief with few cases. several criminal matters from September will be tried. Jurors include Robert Padgett of Bockeystown, Charles Riehl and John Fleming of Frederick, Sherman Koogle of Middletown, Ebling Valentine of Oreageretown, Milea Walhide of Emmitsborg, Arnold Whitmore of Liberty, J J Shawbaker of New Markes, E A Sharretts of Hauvers, Michael Anders of Woodsboro, John W Para Mi of Peteraville, Zach Sheetenhelm of Pleasant, Frank W Zimmerman of Mechanicstowne, Josiah Pofinberger of Jackson, Thomas F Birely of John Osgile, Henry B Wilson of Woodville, John Whitehill of Linganore, Andrew N Cramer of Lewistown, Wm Wolfe of Toacarora, John W Sumsz of Burkittsville, and J W Mumford of Braddock.
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McSherry
Motter
Circuit Court
Nasis
Bockeystown
Robert Padgett
Frederick—F.b
Frederick—F.b. 3Appington, Charles I. Riehl, John E. Fleming, Shafer T. Rhoades
Eugene Albaugh
Middletown
Sherman R. Koogle
Oreageretown
Eling Valentine
Emmitsborg
Milea Walhide
Urbana—Eausanel Sinp
Liberty
Arnold Whitmore
New Markes
J. J. Shawbaker
Hauvers
E. A. Sharretts
Woodsboro
Michael Anders
Peteraville
Tohn W
Jackson
Josiah Pofinberger
John Osgile
Thomas F. Birely
Woodville
Henry B. Wilson
Linganore
John Whitehill
Lewistown
Andrew N. Cramer
Toacarora
Wm. Wolfe
Burkittsville
Jobn W. Sumsz
Braddock
J. W. Mumford
Deaths in Berryville and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report the death of Ida Royer at 43 from heart disease and dropsy near Berryville Virginia with funeral details. Elizabeth Hoover, 84, widow of Gideon Hoover, Wolfsville, honored with church burial. Lewis Hill, 65, Typhoid fever victim near Libertytown with services at Fountain Rock church. Samuel M Morningstar, 11, Libertytown boy, typhoid death with funeral held Monday.
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Ida Royer
Scott Royer
Berryville
Daniel Momma
Hagerstown
Old
Mumma
Williamsport
Margaret Mumma
Buckeystown
Cousty
John H. Maugaus
John J G. Hoover
Wolfeville
Edwin 0. Hoover
Basin
Wyoming
Remsburg
United Brethren Church
Wolfsville
U.B
Wolfaville
Wis Hill
Lewis Hill
Libertytown
Pennsylvania
Fountain Rock
M. E Church
Bosley Boyce
Samuel M. Morningstar
Samuel M
Phillip H. Morningstar
Tica
A Great Treat At Peabody Recital And Alvin Joslin Play
A Richmond Dispatch note describes a Peabody concert at Jefferson ballroom with Miss Ascherfeld the pianist and Miss Margaret May Cummins the soprano earning praise for its artistry. It also previews the stage comedy Alvin Joslin at City Opera House next Monday with a high mounting of new scenery and specialties, promising broad entertainment and an above average company.
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Jefferson Ball Room
Peabody
Miss Ascherfeld
Margaret May Cummins
Ebe
Mr. Rabold
Faust
Abram Moses
Richmond
McOsidell’s
Alvin Joslin
City Opera House
Atlantic
Pacific
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Grand Central Depot
Baxter Street
Bowery
Where the Laugh Comes In at City Opera House
Fares comedy presents a three act farce at City Opera House described as a laugh producer. Col Peach and his son Dick discuss education while a Garuda stone prompts a magical change. The piece features songs dances and up to date specialties with humorous exchanges between transforming characters.
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City Opera House
Fares
Charles W. Chase
Col. Peach
Colonel Peach
Important Difference Promotes Cleansing with Syrup of Figs
An appeal explains that thousands misbelieve they are diseased. they need cleansing, and a positive condition is curable with Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by all druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Droggiata
Living Pictures Delights At Maulsby Residence
A unique tableaux show titled Living Pictures copied Gibson films delighted a large audience at William P. Maulsby’s Court Square home. St Mary’s Guild backed the event for church aims, with performers including Sallye Fauntleroy Edwies Clabaugh Mary Williamson and many others. Stage manager Dudley Page led the production with Mrs Schley and others supervising refreshments.
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Gibson Pictures
William P. Maulsby
Court Square
St. Mary's
Guild of All Saints
Protestant Episcopal Church
Besch
Sallye Fauntleroy
Edwies
Anna Clabaugh
Mary
Julia Williamson
Emily Maulsby
O. Waters
Nannie Potts
Willie
Edith
Lynn
Nettie
Mary Ritchie
Virginia Grayson
David O. Winebreuer, Jr
Alice Shriner
Nannis Floyd
Waters
Harry Chapline
Thomas Williamson
D. Guy Thomas
Charles G. MacGill
Hanson Maulsby
Kelly Snodgrass
Madison Nelson
Ira J. McoDardy
O. Francis Baughman
Austin Baughman
Holmes Baker
Edward Hobbe
J. Francis Smith
Horace Browne
James Gambrill
Dudley Page
Thomas Schley
John Z. Markell
Rose Bear
November Straw Ride Delights Feaga vilie Fundraiser
The outing club chaperoned by Mary Jane hosted a November straw ride to Feaga vilie in support of a fund to place a bell on Mt. Zion church. Fifty three attendees enjoyed perfect weather, a sunset blaze, and a grand supper at the town hall with chrysanthemum decorations. Mary Jane received a steeple cake as thanks, followed by speeches.
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Mary Jane
Feagavilie
Mt. Zion Church
Point of Rocks
William ©. Birely
Stall
Blanche Tank
Great in Every Quality Schley Hero Works For Respect
Attorney-General Isidor Rayner praised Admiral Schley after the Washington trial, calling him brave and fearless, a naval hero, scholar, and the country’s inspiration. He noted Schley’s steadfastness from court to Santiago and his exemplary duty to the nation. Rayner would not reveal trial outcome opinions, trusting the court and the popular will. Big rail order announced for 1902 deliveries totals 55,000 tons, led by United States Steel with 30,000 tons, Maryland Steel 15,000 tons, Cambria 9,600 tons, all connected to Pennsylvania Railroad. Seat drawings for YMCA entertainments scheduled at 7:45 pm at Association rooms.
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Isidor Rayner
Schley
Washington
Baltimore
Admiral Schley
Mr. Rayner
Santiago
Rayner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Maryland Steel Company
Cambria Steel Company
Cambria
Maryland Steel Companies
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Guild Reception at Evangelical Reformed Church
A congregational reception by the Guild of the Evangelical Reformed church was held in the basement last evening. Guests viewed a tableau The Three Fates with Miss Blanche Lampe Miss Mary Miller and Miss Margaret Marsh enthroned. decor featured potted plants evergreens and colored cloth. Refreshments of sandwiches crullers coffee and boubon served by the reception committee Brenner's Orchestra provided music throughout.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
The
Kate Gittinger
Three Fates
Blanche Lampe
Mary Miller
Margaret Marsh
Batage
Esol Leng
Alfred Ritter
May Lampe
Dree Rameborg
E. R. Eschbach
Urner Wilcoxon
Sand Wichee
Crullera
Coffes
Boubone
Mica Margaret Cliogan
A. S. McDaniel
Ralph Bowere
Mae Drue Ramaburg
Brenner
Assaults by negros grip local laws in early report
A Bentz street resident Mr Wm Ely was struck from behind by an unknown assailant who fled after the attack. Authorities suspect a Klinehart's alley incident may lead to arrests soon. Elijah Wainwright died of heart disease in a voting booth in Notters district Wicomico county minutes after marking a ballot.
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Wm. Ely
Bentz Street
Mr. Ely
Ely
James O. Moberly
Klinehart
Elijah Wainwright
Notters District
Wicomico County
Dr. Hering
J. Frank Turner
Local notices and events in Frederick listings
Community notices include Y M O A members meeting at 7 15 pm to elect officers, a steam oysters event, a football game at Athletic Park with admission 25 cents, and a rummage sale at Magonle building. Also an excursion to Washington and Baltimore on a special B&O train, with details and pricing. Dr Wm C Boteler advertises eye ear nose throat services and cataract removal in Frederick.
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Doll's
Washington
Balimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Frederick
Passenere
Wm. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
SOHN HENDRICKSON ELECTION OVER SALES ADVERT
Advertisement proclaims victory in a dry goods race and invites patrons to shop for new cloaks ulsters and gowns. Highlights corduroy velvets velour fabrics, waterproof dresses, and merino underwear with emphasis on value and fashion for ladies and children.
Diverse 19th Century Shop Offerings and Notices
A fragmented advertisement page describes fabrics and ready made garments, dressmaking services, and carpeting displays. It notes new designs, Axminster carpets, and varied fabrics for coats and costumes. Also listed are medical services by Dr Mullinix in Baltimore and a Frederick clinic schedule with upcoming Saturday visits.
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Raat Church Street
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the Daily News
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Scotts
Cologne
John Millen
Joln Erroz
Willian Vert
Amerian Ducher
al Ther
Bladensburg
Wham
Mmé
Boland
Paris
Warsaw
Poland
Russell Smith
Weldon
Alexander Cabler Raind
U. S
New Yark City
ZEW
Gora
A. Ajull
Y.M.O. A
Simmons Speciale
Cca Moser Outfitters
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Harry Baumgardner
J. H. Gambrill
HO. Gambrill
Heck
A. W. Ogle
School For the Deaf
the Saturday News
Loos! Mart
Mar. J
WY. Hargets
Steiner Brothers’ Drug Store
Pape Phachive
Parran
Republican Wing Court of Appeals
HOUSE
Tere
Judgce McSherry and
Living Pictures
Mr. Maulsby
Gibson
Association Rooms
P. Morgan Allege
Stover College
Harper's Ferry
Athletic Park
Frederick City
Bryant & Kyorr
Sohn Hendrickson
Lpieki
Big Town
Atore
Ulster
Eck 3
QEO
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som. Funeral Directors
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
YAS Derick CO
T. FP. Rice
E. Fourts St. C. & P
Frodk Co
P. S
Neidig & Millar
Miller
Fabrith
Velour du Nord
Voata Amtts
Suade Mocho
Neidig & Miller
Olinton E. Main
Olinton
Graduate Pharmaciat
Isanogie
Wagaman
You
Sxourp
Aeason
Fiarger Pictures
L. E. Mullinix
Nzanogle & Wagamarh
Wever
B. Sappington
Peice
L. BE
Sete
Sappington
Anddawry
North City Hall
Tee
Ceresville Milling CO
W. F. Roland
Sandiit
Potomac River
Rantley
Willard
C. Keller
Y4ner BR. Snook
Atuctioneefring
Beancees
A. N. Cramer
Basie B. Fout
Dutrow
Walkersville
Brancaeb Rd
B. Rosencur
Fat Hew St
Wil
Edwin Devilbiss
Beamon Vener
Devileiss & Urner
Inburance
Doll & Albeagh
D. H. BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
Tricat
Sye
Bax
Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James Me. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
Frederick Lo
Kodawly
CG. B.oline
Brussels
Ordi
G. E. Cleve
Carpet and Furniture Store
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