The Saturday News Tomorrow Special Features Tease
A verbose note previews The Saturday News with packed extra content tomorrow. It highlights Howard Fielding stories, ghost reports, a brave schoolboy tale, De Wet the Raider, illustrated pieces, and departments for ladies farmers and Sunday school teachers. Also mentions two-cent price, hunting death, police justice reports, and a typhoid-stricken family near Borkineville.
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Tax
Tax News
Howard Fielding
Winter storm damages Frederick chrysanthemums and fixtures
A severe wind storm with light snow swept Frederick city and county, causing extensive damage to chrysanthemums left in fields as freezing froze plants. Avenings torn, doors blown open at D Charter Kemp’s carriage factory, and glass panes shattered. Cold, windy conditions predicted to continue with freezing temperatures tonight. Winter weather began around 2 PM citywide and earlier in the county, with snow in Jefferson starting at 6 PM.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Jefferson
Various Maryland Crime and Health Reports Across Cities
Joseph Molien acquitted of murder in Towson colored defendant. Charles Locke of St Michael's shot accidentally while watching a street fight. Harry Ford’s body returned to Elkton after suicide in Philadelphia. Charles Johnson sentenced to death for murder in Annapolis. Battistt estate valued at 4 942 990 14. Thomas Hammond indicted for posing as a U S Secret Service officer. Jacob Engel pleads guilty to manslaughter in Baltimore. three months jail. Naval visit features a reception on USS Cecille. Baltimore and Ohio plan to centralize shop work in Pittsburg district. Constable Alexander McLeod found drowned in Jackson Run. J J Hoblitzell acquires 10 000 acres coal land near Coal Run Pa for Consolidation Coal. branch road to be built from B & O. Secretary Fulton reports health officials in Prince Georges remiss. Lake Roland pollution noted. Smallpox feared in Prince Georges with five cases in College Park. action demanded.
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Joseph Molien
Towson
Hezekiah Pierce
Charles L. Locke
St. Michael's
Harry Ford
Chesapeake City
Philadelphia
Elkton
Charles Johnson
Hester Dennis
Annepolis
David
Alversdale
Coal Run
Consolidation Coal Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Fulton
State Board of Health
Prince Georges County
Laka Roland
Towson Run
Collage Park
John S. Fulton
Deaf mates to wed at Eatow Street church
A wedding of unusual interest will occur next Wednesday at 2 20 p m at Eatow Street Methodist Episcopal church for Deaf mates Balti more both residents of the city. Miss Catharine Porter and Mr John Ayers deaf mates will be married by Rev Daniel E Moylan in sign language. Porter's sister is maid of honor and a nephew of Ayers will be best man. After the ceremony the couple will visit Shawsville Md for a reception. CRILLY DEMUTE.
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Eatow Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Catharine Porter
Havre de Grace
Mr. Ayres
Bir
Ill Maryland teacher Misa Rose Harris to work soon
Misa Rose Harris of the Maryland School faculty has been ill and unable to resume duties this season. She is reported to be improving and plans to spend the winter in Coshocton Ohio. Tax News records this update.
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Misa Rose Harris
Maryland School
Coshocton
Ohio
Frightful Election Bets Reported in 1896 Stir
The piece describes wild election wagers and dares across several cities, including Rochester and Columbus. It mentions a Democratic political figure dining on sugar and beer, bets on McKinley versus Bryan, dramatic pranks, masked outfits and public stunts such as wheelbarrows, rolled trousers, and a high silk hat performer. It notes several named individuals placing bets and the shifting consequences of the bets on participants and spectators.
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Macy
Stesse
Bryasiies
Kinley
Wits
Wufurtabie
Vel Jansen
Mackeathau
Louis W Agner
Bryan
Pittsburg
Frank Hansell
Clarence McVail
McVail
John Willenport
Charles Cittler
Rochester
Main Street
A. H. Thomas
James Burke
McKinley
Merwin Northrup
Harrison
Northrup
John Kesler
Charles Douglas
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Columbus
Miss Anns Metz
Ninth Street
High Street
Livingston Avenue
William Woelkert
Miss Metz
Maryland Returns Show McKinley Ahead in Sixth District
Complete returns indicate Mr. McKinley leads over Mr. Bryan by 14 478 in Maryland statewide. Frederick county tallies add four votes for Fisher Independent Republican, four for Union Reform, nine for Socialist Labor, and thirteen Social Democratic tickets, with total 12 467 votes from 13 661 registered. In the Sixth district Colonel Pearce's plurality over Major Little is 3 527. In Brodersk precinct third precinct turnout 214 ballots with 111 McKinley, 101 Bryan, one Socialist Labor, and one Social Democratic vote.
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Maryland
McKinley
Bryan
Frederick County
Prohibition
Fisher
Congress
Union Reform
Socialist Labor
Social Democratic
Colonel Pearce
Major Little
Brodersk
Brian
Accident Causes Severe Leg Injury to Young Howes
A shotgun misfire on a Montgomery county farm injures seventeen year old William Howes. The shot struck his calf as he sat by a buggy while his brother Ervin and father were with neighbor Allen Prescott. William was rushed to Garfield Hospital with severed arteries and heavy bleeding.
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Splian Howes
Montgomery County
Mr. Howes
Isrvin
James G. Cashel
Brr
Allen Prescott
Norbeck
Ervin Howes
William
Garfield Hospital
William Howes
Ervin
Funeral of Mrs Emma S Morgan at West Fifth Street
The funeral for Mrs Emma S Morgan was held yesterday at two o'clock from her West Fifth Street residence with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating. The hymn Rock of Ages was beautifully rendered. Pallbearers were George Yinger Siles Thomas James Burkhart and Bailey Crisp. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. 4 T Rice Sons were the funeral directors.
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Emma S. Morgan
West Fifth Street
Osborne Ingle
Rock of Ages
George Yinger
Siles Thomas
James Burkhart
Bailey Crisp
Mt. Olivet
T. Rice & Sons
Auction at Court House for Nicodemus mortgage property
Captain Walter Saunders, an auctioneer, will sell at the Court House door tomorrow for William H. Nicodemus attorney named in mortgage. The sale covers real estate on North Bentz street a two story brick dwelling the former home of Emeline Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Walter Saunders
Court House
William BH
Nicodemus
Real Cetete
North Bentz Street
Emeline Matthews
An Important Difference in Health Belief and Cleansing
An old public health note urges readers to see illness as a system issue and promotes Syrup of Figs as a cure for a positive condition. It claims widespread comfort in healing and credits the California Fig Syrup Company as the sole manufacturer sold by druggists.
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California FigSyrup Company
Sister Bernardine joins Visitation in Baltimore ceremony
Rev. Frank Auth of St Alpheraus church Baltimore presided as Sister Mary Bernardine Muth professed final vows in the Visitation Order. The rite included sermon and vows, with music by Academy students and altar décor of white chrysanthemums. Relatives from Mrs Josephine Muth and sisters Katherine Emma Gertrude Mary Francis Muth attended along with friends from the city. Sister Mary Alphonso of the local community is also a sister in the same family.
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Mars Bermaine Math
Frank Auth
St Alpheraus' Church
Baltimore
Henry Cavavaugh
S J
Ferdinand Math
S. J
Auth
Father Ruth
Mary Bercadine
Father Donn
Catonsville
Academy
Bernardine
Josephine Muth
Katherine
Emma
Gertrude
Mary Francis Muth
George Muth
Maggie Muth
Ruth
Pittsburg
B. Santer
Washington
Mary Alphonso
Burry's Heavy Loss Near Bothaville In Blown Battle
Dispatch reports near Bothaville as heavy fighting costs Burro forces 150 dead and seven Guex captured. British officers evacuated as civilians flee. In Bilost, a major explosion at Deck Mountain colliery injures and traps workers. hundreds homeless.
Bryan's Majority in Idaho Reported at 1,202
Early returns show Bryan leading Idaho with a majority of 1,202 votes. Figures from The News Pose indicate unsettled totals as Bellamy campaigns continue in the state.
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Bryan
Express Dowager Reported Dead Again in Nov City Dispatch
Boevial Dispatch to THE Nave reports the Express Dowager believed dead again. Market quotes from Leca Mart by Mr. J. E. Heargott list corn at 2.00 per barrel, shelled corn at 3 cents per bushel, wheat at 66 1/2 cents per bushel, and hay at 6.32 per ton.
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Pexis
Express
Leca Mart
Heargott
These Suite Styles Highlight Skilled Workmen and Prices
These suites are praised for skilled workmanship and superior style with high quality. Prices mentioned include $405 and $6.75 and $875 in two locations, plus lower values around $0.75 to $12.50 and up to $10.00 as fashion patterns. Automobile coats and other high novelties are also noted.
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Wade
Tinuh
Kersey
Chevioty
Liberty Circuit M P Church Quarterly Conference
The Liberty Circuit M P church will hold a quarterly conference at Woodaboro on November 17 at 10 a m. The gathering aims to review church affairs and plan future activities for the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Circuit M. P. Church
Woodaboro
Local notices mix with ads and lost item in Frederick
A collage of items from a Frederick newspaper page including meeting notices for the Y M C A, a Florence style ad for oysters and a list of local sales and bargains. There are notices about lost films, chrysanthemums for sale, obtaining the Washington Star, stock sale details, clothing and hosiery promotions, and various business notices from Neidig & Miller and Mullins Carpet.
Literary Societies and Local Legal Matters
The Philomathean Literary Society held a large turnout at Kemp Gall with plans for a bigger winter membership. Officers were elected and a November 15 program announced. Major Josiah Pierce sued the Hagerstown Daily Mail for libel over editorials and comments on his Republican activity. Telegrams praise George Pearce and Major Little. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Electro mobiles advertise city-to-city service. A play review praises Down on the Farm at City Opera House November 13. Sheriff Troxell condemned land for a new B and O railroad roadbed. Business adage noted by a shrewd advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Gall
Agibt
Theas Officara Wera
Baker Johnson
Amon Borgee
O. G. Ausherman
Jacob Rohrback
M. G. Urner, Jr
J. J. Honif
J. J. Houff
Ausherman
N. E. Cramer
Hargstt
Edward Bowls
Jacob Rehrback
Josiah Fierce
Boonsboro
Republican Club
George A. Davis
Clarence Lane
Hagerstown
Daily Mail
The
Mail
Washington County
Major Pierce
Seth Hockins
Charles Manley
New York Journal
City Opera House
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CHE Daily News
Mark Abronice
Patmae
Shem Lee
Sterner
Hewie Gee
Wewete
Mates Mayer
Seetatbeneet
Wasaixorox
Ty Forlok
W.L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Neidig & Miller
Rosehoot & Sons
Moser
the Saturday News
Tar News Tomorrow
California
Te News
Rar. D
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Jettera
Tre Mews
Louis Dennis
Howard County
Highland
Tuesaday
Willie Stromberg
Young Stromberg
Dennis
Howard
Board of Aldermen
Justice Smith
Justices Wood
Costa
Justice Eckstein
Lewis
Castle
Borkineville
News OF the State
Crilly—Demute
Joseph Crilly
Waynesboro
Bertha Demuth
Thurmont
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kohlman
George W. Gaver
Middletown
Absslom Smith
Bridgeport
Emmiteburg
William T. Smith
Lowe Fuocy
Mary Bernadine Meth
BURRS
Bothaville
Tue New Tsnus
Bochaville
Biloms
Bilost
Mile
Phe
Potisquie
Deck Mountain
Idaho
John Hendrickson
Teethone Ue
Yale
Giacke and
Girer
Botte
Krey
Joan Hisspsion
P. S
Nes & Miller
Norfolk
Marker
Weat South Streets
Wm. QO. Johnson
J. F. Krah
Davin Groff
Washington Star
Chas. J. Wilcoxon
Daily News
TRE Glase
FabHit
Jiinepe’ Union Sulrs Sa
Ilkalloes
St Raines
Clinton
Main
Domestic Building Association
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmera & Mechanical National Bank
Mamn
Clinton E. Maln
Waxbington
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Saprixetox
E. Warken
F. B. Sorwoon
W. HA. Duvall
Cons. Wertheimer
J. H. Harris
John Baumgardler
J. D. Hexphenson
Europe
New York
Fader
East Church Street
Wim. C. Boteier
N. Market Street
Winthrop
West End
North Market Street
Ment
Qrestal Ingrass
B. Sappington
F. B. Sappington
Market Bi
GEO
Rodoce
Nowaere
Freder
AL Waal
Souyros
Alt.rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & So
Guneral Directus
Frederice
Uchairs
F. V. 8Taus
Matt
F. V
J. Heizely Keller
Iereggist
Frederick. MD
Geresville Flour
Ceresville
Shriner
Potomac River
Willard OC. Keller
E. Pathichis
Efens
Biser
Real Estate
Frederiue
D. Stewart
P. Deans
Fepzdaawis
Ritter
Cbarles
P. Levy
C. Vis. Leys
Office Court Street
Coast
Een
Securt Desrows
Jan Liders
Rey
Hace Errows
George A. Pearce
Cumberland
A. Little
Cramer Lawn
Charles A. Little
Gevorge A. Planne
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chicago
New York City
Charles P. Troxell
Ms. Airy
Luther H. Browning
John E.R. Wood
Br. Browning
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