Saturday News Promises Rich Reading Tomorrow
The Saturday News announces an eight page edition with varied features. Highlights include The Doubtee and the Doubt short story by Boward Fielding, Life Insurance Swindles, China’s Wide Realm with map by Captain Kilmer, special illustrated articles, ladies’ recipes and housework tips, farming and dairying pieces with illustrations, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D. M. Stearns, and Regular Features from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus trade letters and church notices. Delivered for two cents.
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Cours
Thas
Boward Fielding
Ction
China
Kilmer
Purely Personal Notices From Local Citizens
PURELY PERSONAL. Ficu sent Paragraphs About Those Who Some and Go. Miss Emily Maulsby Court Square is spending the day in Washington. Mira J. Wister Huer East Patrick street left this morning for St. David's. Mr. Charles E. Houghton of Baltimore has been visiting friends in Frederick. Marcus A. Williams East Second street is spending the day in Baltimore on business. Mr. and Mrs. Nash E. Cramer West Third street are spending the day with friends in Washington. Miss Catherine Goldsborough of Walkersville is visiting friends and relatives in Washington. Mrs. James Smith and Miss Mollie Smith of Woodsboro visited Birs. Wm. H. Reese West Fifth street yesterday. Miss Elia V. Houck North Market street, who has been spending a few days with friends in Baltimore, has returned. To make it apparent to thousands who think themselves ill that they are not afflicted with any disease but that the system needs cleansing is to bring comfort home to their hearts, an cost ive condition is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only and sold by all druggists. The proper time to prepare an advertising campaign is now be ready.
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Ficu
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
Mira
J. Wister Huer
East Patrick Street
St. David’s
Charles E. Houghton
Baltimore
Frederick
Marcus A. Williams
East Second Street
Nash E. Cramer
West Third Street
Missatherine Goldsborough
Walkersville
James Smith
Mollie Smith
Woodsboro
Birs
Wm. H. Reese
West Fifth Street
Elia V. Houck
North Market Street
Frienda
California Fig Syrup Company
Draggiata
Col. Winebrewer
Yonra
D. O. Winerrener
Historical Society Elects Officers At Home Meeting
The Fred erics County Historical Society held its first regular meeting of the season at secretary Baker Johnson's East Second street home. About thirty members and visitors attended as officers and committee members were elected, and refreshment adjourned until the December meeting when a paper by Dr. W. C. Boteler is expected.
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Frederics
Revolutionary Association of
Harford County
Harfordiowe Os
Lbrarian
The
Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio
Babete Aid Gace Ucit
Francis Scot Key
Seman
D. C. Winebrewer
Francis Fenwick Smith
Eleanor BM
Golden wedding hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Wright
News items report a golden wedding at the Wrights home near Reisterstown Maryland. Other items include trials for murder manslaughter and malfeasance, smallpox efforts in Prince Georges county, platinum theft pleas, a Baltimore widows fund appeal, a murder trial move, a rockville marriage license case, and a teen couple wed by a minister.
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Samuel Wright
Reisterstown
Baltimore County
Prince Jorge’s
la Plata
Charles County
Matthew Cheers
Solomon Roberts
Centreville
Joseph Danbar
Baltimore
Samuel Snowden
Samuel Warnick
Allegany County
L. A. Griffith
Prince George's County
Roy W
Edwin McClintock
Johns Hopkins University
Philip
Santiago Hay
Mayor Hayes
New York
Bessie Miller Gondiff
Littleton T. Condiff
Solomon Island
Calvert County Court
Criminal Court of
Baltimore City
Prince Fredericktown
State C. Keg GXIUS Murriage Christian Endeavor Session at Brantiy Baptist
The State convention of the Marriage Christian Endeavor met at Brantiy Baptist Church Baltimore Friday morning. Officers were reelected and the body adopted resolutions affirming faith in Christian endeavor, opposing the canteen, and opposing any change to Maryland Sunday law. The group urged unity of Christian forces to defend the Lord's Day and warned against revenge in settling the Chinese question.
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Murriage Christian Endeavor Coto
Brantiy Baptist
Baltimore
oSers
Pau
Macrice Perte
Brastiy Charca
Dollower
Henry XN
Hacca
Betatr
Ker
Cate
LF. Wasser
Easton
W. A. Sepumacher
Phoenix
W. M. Robinson
Nellie Armiger
Richard A. Harris
Nellie A. Davidson
Edgar T. Read
Tamperance
MM. E. Raddick
Baltam
Mamsbers
Guno
Maryland
Hymeneal notes of several local marriages
The report covers William F. Matthews and Alva Pardam wed at Cedar Grove Montgomery county with Rev. J D Rayfield officiating. Bride wore white silk. Spencer Pordumn best man. Joey Mullican maid of honor. Newlyweds headed to Chicago film. Also notices two upcoming marriages November 21 at West Fourth Street residence and St Mark's Petersville. Sadie V Miller wed George W Miller in Baltimore parsonage. couple to reside at 918 North Hopkins Avenue Baltimore.
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Germantown
Chicago
Barry O. McLane
Georgianna Stall
George Stall
West Fourth Street
Martha Matilda Crampton
Oscar Crampton
Stelrose
Phillips M. Hall
Harford County
St. Mark's Church
Petersville
Hall
W. L. McDowell
Paragon Chestnut Grafts Highlight Maryland Society Talk
The New York Maryland Society in New York plans its second anniversary celebration on December 10 with a dinner at Pluett's. A ceremony will elect officers for 1901 including president William Woodward Baldwin and trustees Nicholas Brewer, H Snowden Marshall, Archibald W Speir.
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New York Maryland Society
Maryland Society of New York
Pluett’s
Fifth Avenue
William Woodward Baldwin
John Hanway
J. Lynch Prendergast
Woman Attacks With Axe After Carriage Collision
A mis-spelt report notes a woman attacked with an axe during a carriage incident in Gesveri Nevte While Exigvror Willism drove the carriage. The assailant was arrested and is believed to be visage. Former Governor George Ramsdell died at age.
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Attegsaes Gierquasy
Savis
Beesac
Gesveri
Exigvror Willism
Duratee
Nasnea
Nff
Nor
George Ramsdell
Notable Montgomery County Farmer Dies at Home
The obituary notes the death of Mr Chante W Tint a prominent farmer of Traviilah Montgomery county aged 60 years from Brights disease after a long illness. He leaves four children Mrs Williem Fusher Theift and two others and is connected to County Commissioner John W Carrell and Mrs Richard Walters. Interment is at St Verbiers Catholic church near Potomas Md. David L Schaeffer formerly of Maryland died November 2 in Freeport Illinois. He was son of the late Peter Schaeffer and survived by brother Edward Schaeffer near Craddock. Baltimore Oratorio Society plans Verdi Requiem and Mendelssohn St Paul with a 500-voice chorus and renowned soloists.
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Chante W. Tint
Traviilah
Montgomery County
Bright
Williem Fusher
Theift
John W. Carrell
John W. Carroll
Montgomery
Alten
Richard Walters
Portmann
Mt St. Verbiel'a Catholic Church
Potomas
David L Schaeffer
Endden
St Freepers
Illinois
David L. Schaeffer
Maryland
Schaeffer
Peter Schaeffer
Edward Schaeffer
Craddock
This County
Baltimore
Local social and sale notices mix with varied ads
Grace Reformed Mite Society hosts a social at Kemp Hall with ice cream cake and coffee for sale. Oysters and related goods feature in vivid, promotional ads including Boll's Oyster Depot and other sellers with prices and delivery options. Retail items span clothing, fur, sheets, and home goods from Neidig Miller and Mullinix, with stock details and weekly dues.
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Grace Reformed Mite Society
Aiim
Kemp Hall
Philomathean Society Debates Edges of Government
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Remp Hall with strong turnout. Debaters argued that current events signal subversion of government, with Hargett and Bowlins for the affirmative and Cramer and Etchison for the negative. Judges favored the affirmative. J J Hout presented on Universal Language. The group shifted meeting night to Friday and outlined Friday November 23 programs including recitation and a debate on whether a Military Spirit ought to be encouraged with participants MacGill Wayaman for the affirmative and Wood Dennis for the negative.
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Philomatheays
Philomathean Literary Society
Remp Hall
Douglass H. Hargett
Edward Bowlins
Noah E. Cramer
H. Dorsey Etchison
Messrs
Burgee
Urner
Houff
J. J. Hout
Tsanogie
C.C. Aneherman
M. G. Urner, Jr
L.T. MacGill
F. G. Wayaman
Roger B. Wood
George B. Dennis, Jr
Burglars Blow Open Safe in Shippensburg Store
Citizens woke to a blast at dawn as intruders blew a hole through the wall of S. A. Angle & Co. produce shop. The safe door was torn, the Hell telephone damaged, and nothing was taken as the doors were unlocked and empty.
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Shippensburg
S. A. Angle & Co
Clerk and Carrier Examination Scheduled for December 13
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a December 13 examination in this city for clerk and carrier posts in the post office service. An earlier test failed to yield enough eligibles, necessitating a new exam. Eligibility requires clerks be at least 18, or 21 to 40 for other applicants. Apply to J. Wm. Himburg, secretary of the local board, before December 7.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Post-Office Service
J. Wm. Himburg
Archdeaconry Elects Two Clergy For Top Posts In Cumberland
The Archdeaconry of Cumberland met in Hagerstown and elected Rev. Frederick G. Howden of Emanuel Cumberland as archdeacon and Rev. Alexander C. Haverstick of St. John's Frostburg as secretary and second treasurer, a role he has held for 12 years. The convocation adjourned to meet in Oakland, Maryland, next June.
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Cumberland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Frederick G. Howden
Emanuel Church
Alexander C. Haverstick
St. John’s Church
Frostburg
Oakland
Kreig Files Bankruptcy Petition in Baltimore Court
Jesse Kreig of Adamstown through counsel Baker Johnson, seeks bankruptcy relief in U S District Court Baltimore. He has run a carriage and milling business for about 16 years, with nominal liabilities of 37 743 53 and assets of 25 000 80. The debtor cites pressure from a large creditor as driving the filing and notes success with a steam roller process and Wolf Company machinery.
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Jesse Kreig
Adamstown
Baker Johnson
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Kraig
Kreig
Wolf Company
Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio near Ellicott City halts trains
A freight train axle broke near Hallfield Station three miles west of Ellicott City, ripping 200 feet of track and scattering wreckage. Cars carried lumber and passengers were moved to alternate trains as service paused for hours. No injuries reported. Barkittsville Republicans celebrate with a large parade, band, flags, and illuminated homes, marching through the town to Red Hill for a bonfire amid cheers.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hallofield
Ellicott City
Barkittsville
Red Hill
Funeral of Laura P. Plummer Held at Home
Funeral services for Laura P. Plummer were held yesterday at 2 pm at her East Sixth Street home with Rev. Joel Brown of the M. E. church and Rev. C. W. Stinespring of the U. B. church officiating. Pallbearers were C F T. Howard, John E. Gittinger, Adam Ralling, Charles Baumgardner, John W. Byler, and Martin Beale. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons supervised funeral arrangements. Fine Jersey blood noted as Mr. Charles Biser of near Middletown bought Prince Thirty eight for 53800 from Hon. S. E. Nivin, Landenburg, Pa.
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Laura P
Jersey
Charles Biser
Middletown
S. E. Nivin
Landenburg
Thirtyeight
Brown Bessie
Diploma
Merry Maiden
Woman's Body Found In Canal Near Glen Echo
The body of an unknown colored woman about 50 was found Wednesday morning in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal near Glen Echo Montgomery County. No identification was found. An inquest jury returned a verdict of accidental drowning. The burial occurred near the canal.
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Chesspeake and Ohio Canal
Glen Echo
Montgomery County
Second Growth of Apples Orchard Exhibit
Mr. Daniel Haller showed at The Hews office a small apple from a tree in Mr. J. Fentor Thomas’s Adamstown orchard. The tree bore fruit early then blossomed again with several blossoms turning into apples. Mrs. Estie F. Beard of Bolivar, by attorney Keno 3, filed for an absolute divorce from her husband Exmeat Beard of Washington county in circuit court.
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Daniel Haller
Hews
J. Fentor Thomas
Adamstown
Estie F. Beard
Bolivar
Keno 3
Exmeat Beard
Washington County
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