The Saturday News Preview of tomorrows issue
The Saturday News promises a full eight page edition with a Thanksgiving story Uncle Bob's Loving Cup by Peter McArthur and Forty Years Ago about the Civil War beginnings. It features illustrated specials for readers, ladies topics, farmer and gardener notes, Sunday school analysis by Rev. D M Stearns, and regular columns Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus trade reviews and church notices. The paper costs two seats a copy delivered or mailed.
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Saturday News
Bob
Peter McArthur
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Toz News
Taz Sarugpay News Costa
Purely Personal Items From Local Social News
Mr George S Rodock returns from a business trip to New York Col D O Winebrewer Court Squrra spends the day in Washington Mr Frank Goode of Appleton Wis visits Frederick relatives and friends Miss Naomi Reifsnider near this city visits Carroll county Md Mr and Mrs Milton Zimmerman and daughter East Second street spend a week in Washington Mrs W F Mason and daughter Shirley of Roskville en route to Mrs J A Willthioson Court Square Mrs Roy Smith and daughter of Hornellville N Y visit Caps and Mrs Jessie Brown South Market Street Dr Wm Boteler back from five weeks at his old home in St Joseph and Kansas City Mo first vacation in five years Sick Ex Mayor Hilton North Market street improving Mrs O Keedy West Church street sick but better An Important Difference to make it apparent to thousands who think themselves ill that they are not afflicted with any disease but that the system simply needs cleansing is to bring comfort home to their hearts as a postive condition is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs Manufactured by the California Syrup Co only and sold by all druggists
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George S. Rodock
New York
Col
D. O
Shirley
Roskville
J. A. Willthioson
Court Square
Roy Smith
Hornelaville
N.Y
Jessie Brown
South Market Street
Boteler
St. Joseph
Kansas City
California Fig Syrap Co
Boone School
St. Hilda’s
Roots
Pao-ting-fo
Obihli
Shenai
Chbineas
Tai-Yuen-fu
Shanai
Anid
Hsian
Haakow
Thas i
Peking
Hetan
Kai-fing-fu
Henan
Pokia
Boone the hypnotist dazzles Frederick crowd at Opera House
Blindfolded Prof Boone led volunteers on familiar routes to recover hidden objects and read minds. A carriage illusion traced a letter and key to targets while spectators aided in dramatic acts. Hypnotism then aroused a sleeper and prompted children to perform silly feats. A second show is announced for tonight.
Woman's College Tonight Lecture on the Home Defense
Rev Dr J M Schick pastor of Grace Reformed Church Washington DC lectures at College Hall on the defense of the home tying to Greenough's Civilization statue. Seventy Washington scene views to be shown using a new arc lantern. Lecture starts at 8 o'clock with no charge.
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Woman's College
J. M. Schick
Grace Reformed Church
Washington, D. C
College Hall
Schick
Greenough
Capitol
Roosevelt
Washington
Dog’s Evidence Fails as Grand Jury Declines Indictment
Washington county grand jury failed to indict James W. Jones for John Miller’s murder and ordered his release. More than twenty witnesses were examined with little evidence beyond a detective bloodhound trail from the scene to Jones’s home. His alibi, counsel say, would likely have stood. Officers will pursue other clues.
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Washington County Grand
James W. Jones
John Miller
Jones
Child Kills a Child Near Mount Airy
A six year old colored boy Sherman Mc Kinley Dorsey was fatally shot by eight year old colored boy Lee Black near Mount Airy yesterday morning. The boys reportedly had a gun and fired at snowbirds with powder only. Black allegedly pulled the trigger with the muzzle near the other boy’s head, tearing the skull and causing death within minutes.
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Sherman McKinley Dorsey
Lee Black
Mount Airy
Little Black
Castro fears revolution sparks arrests in Venezuela
President Castro, convinced of a plot to topple him, arrested War Minister Ramon Guerra at Fuerte Cabello and detained Guerra loyalists in Caracas. Among detainees is Montauban, a self described French citizen. Joachim Garido becomes minister of war after Guerra's removal.
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Venzuela
Tar News
Caracas
Castro
Fuerte Cabello
Ramon Guerra
Caracagof
Montauban
Joachim Garido
Ramo Guerra
Frederick County Historical Society Meets in U D C Rooms
The first regular fall meeting elected officers and executive committee members. Major E Y Goldsborough presided in the president’s absence. Officers named were John A Lynch president, Oyrag Thomas vice president, Baker Johnson secretary, and Eleanor M Johnson treasurer. An amendment to move the first regular meeting to October was proposed. The next meeting is scheduled for December 19 at the U D C rooms over Dizon's store on Went Patrick street.
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Frederick County Historical Society
E. Y. Goldsborough
Mra. D
Baker Johnson
Eleanor M. Johnson
J. Addison Ingle
Hankow
Ingle
All Saints P. E. Church
Frederick
Winfield Scott Schley
W. A. Croffat
Washington
Major Goldaborough
Dizon
Patrick Street
Frederick SPCA organizes branch in city hall
A Frederick Maryland SPCA meeting at City Hall last night formed a permanent branch. E Y Goldsborough J J Bielfeld and Charles M Gilpin chaired and formed a constitution and by laws with Gilpin elected treasurer and Bielfeld secretary. The group plans an active crusade against cruelty. Next meeting set for December 12 at Mrs Charles T. Gillin?
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Frederick
Maryland Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
City Water
City Hall
E Y ¥. Goldsborough
J. J. Bielfeld
Marie Diehl
Charles M. Gilpin
E. 3. Todd
Janie Williams
Ella Shriver
E Y. Goldsborough
Florence Trail
Berths Trail
Charles T. Ti
Mr J B Yeakie Honored At Royal Arcanum Banquet
Grand Regent James B Yeakie, formerly of the city, was honored with a surprise reception by Maryland Jurisdiction officers in Baltimore. Toastmaster Charlea Hogendorp welcomed guests, and F A Soper presented a bouquet as Yeakie expressed thanks for the kindness.
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J.B. Yeakie
James B. Yeakie
Maryland
Royal Arcanum
West
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Charlea Hogendorp
F. A. Soper
Yeakle
Mr. Yeakle
Council
Christmas Opening by the Misses Mantz Exhibit
The Misses Mantz host a two day Christmas goods exhibit with window displays of bric-a-brac statuary and dolls. The interior looks attractive and features toys pictures fine china dolls fancy work including leather novelties Todian heads and jewelry in an elaborate display.
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Mantz
Graveyard Improvements at Convent of Visitation
The graveyard of the Convent of the Visitation is being improved with new sodding head boards and thorough ground work. An iron fence will enclose the area and new tombstones are planned. Fifty seven religious are buried there, relocated from St John’s old graveyard years ago.
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Convent of the Visitation
St. John’s
Market quotes from The Local Mart and price list
Mr J E W Hargett presents today’s market quotes including corn at 2 dollars 75 cents per barrel shelled corn 57 cents per bushel No 2 red wheat 70 cents per bushel steamer 64 cents per bushel rejected 60 cents per bushel hay 59 cents per ton.
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J. E. W. Hargett
Letter From China Reports Mission Work And Bishop Elect
A letter from Rev. James Addison Ingle written October 6 from Hankow describes church affairs in China. He notes an election of a bishop, arrival of Gurtrude Carter and the Smalleys, school activity at Boone and St Hilda’s, and plans for teacher training. He recounts a British Major’s trip with missionaries, safety fears, and reflections on empress Dowager relations and travel to Peking.
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Bia
James Addison Ingle
Hankow
China
Chinea
Ingle
Bankow
Heavy fines for liquor sellers in Montgomery County
Judge Henderson and Motter announced in court that maximum penalties of 300 will be imposed for trials resulting in conviction when the accused sold intoxicants. A 200 fine will apply if the accused pleads guilty while still in business. If defendants have left the business, that fact may influence fines. About 90 local option cases are set for trial, many carried over from March term.
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Judgea Henderson
Motter
Montgomery County
Thal
Uncle Josh Spraceby at City Opera House
A local crowd claims Uncle Josh Spraceby will be a homely tale that wins public admiration. The play, set for November 26 at the City Opera House, is praised as home spun, honest, and touching with tears and pathos, not made for publicity.
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Josh Spraceby
City Opera House
Visitation Academy Festivities Open With Dance Eve
The Cecilian Circle marks its patron saint feast with a 6 o'clock dance this evening. Tomorrow afternoon the circle holds its monthly musicale.
Barred from the Bar Denies Maddox Admission
The Court of Appeals held that the right to practice law is not inherent and is regulated by legislature. It interpreted the 1898 act as excluding women, affirming no current power to admit Miss Maddox without new legislation, and reaffirmed the common law restriction on women in public affairs.
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Court of Appeals
McSherry
Etta H. Maddox
United States
Coors
Doll's Old Hoglish Ale and Coal Delivered at Carroll Street
Local notes advertise Doll's Old Hoglish Ale drawn from the barrel with oysters and meals. Markell & Trai offer White Ash and Red Ash coal, prompt delivery, and wood supplies. Oysters, oysters with ale, and wood cutting services feature alongside town ads for a City Hotel dinner and optical exam services. Includes a garbage notice and an excursion details to Washington and Baltimore via B and O Railroad.
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Doll's
Carroll Street
Markell & Trai
Mullinix Carpet and Wall-Paper Houser Ad
Local ad urging readers to buy carpets and wallpaper at L E Mullinix. Promotes newest styles, harmony with home decor, and budget options. Encourages customers to view stock before deciding and save regrets by visiting the store.
Friday Budget of Merchandise at Low Prices
An advertisement lists fresh lots of dry goods and fabrics at deep discounts. Lot No. 3 offers all wool skirts and patterns from 0.75 to 1.25, plus new color togs and early Perales. Lot No. 4 features mercerized Latino black at 1.85, Lot No. 5 Shaker Flannel and homemads at 4.00, Lot No. 6 Ladies' and Misses' Golf Capes, Lot No. 7 men’s neckwear and scarves, Lot No. 8 warm gloves and drummer samples, Lot No. 9 all wool Dickays cloth for walking skirts and smilings at 1.00.
Glass of Fashion and Union Suit Sale Ad
A vintage sale notice promotes fashion items from Omani EN SRIOUSOR NEIDIG & MILLER and MILLER THE GLASS OF Fashion. It advertises ladies and misses union suits fleeced vests and pants, sanitary wool garments, heavy men and boys shirts and drawers, with special prices and late canton prices. Orders left at L. F. Kusamaul's Tobacco Store. Satisfaction guaranteed. QO. B. CLINE.
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Oneita Union
Aleo
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