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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
4
Executor's Notice Plummer Mortgagees State Gorsuch Levy Bi Boarders Wanted House For Rent Property For Sale Haby Coach Robdis New Material Geo Holiday Goods Thanksgiving Dine Hendrickon Christmas Opening N R D Mantz Dry Goods Roeidig Miller Closing Out Sale Henry Winebarg
The Saturday News preview highlights tomorrow's issue with varied content from humor and war reports to special illustrated articles. Featured are a Thanksgiving tale by Albert Bigelow Paine, a piece on Bandit killer Broderick Hans, Kruger’s war stance, ladies department recipes and home hints, Sunday School lesson analysis, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane. Also noted are stamps, local notices, and staff changes including Elmer C. Railing's new cashier role in Baltimore.
Revered Father Gaffney marks jubilee with high mass at St John’s, Frederick Valley, and memorial plan. Cardinal Gibbons backs fundraiser. long service praised for charitable work across Frederick and nearby counties. Describes riot quelling, parish growth, and dedication to youth.
A Baltimore elevator accident killed John A. Arnold of Amon Green & Co. Funeral services for Lt. Francis J. Haeseler were held at the Waral Academy after his death in New York. The State Board of Canvassers announced Republican electors and congressional nominees. Five youths arraigned for assault on Lucy Hart, pleading not guilty with trial set for Monday. Oyster inspectors report compliance with new oyster law. Mrs. Sarah Guyton and daughter Mary Arnold of Arnoldstown near Middletown Valley overcome by coal gas. elder may not recover. Maryland Horticultural Society plans next annual meeting in Baltimore. Mrs. Ellen Young dies from a gunshot wound, husband suspected though coroner cites alternate shooter. A crew member of the British steamer Accomac found with smallpox. ship held for quarantine at Baltimore. Western Maryland reports heavy storm damage. Frostburg wind toppled a house. John H. Sweitzer killed by a falling branch as a train hit a tree blown onto the tracks.
Glenn H. Worthington trustee will sell the Andrew Kessler real estate tomorrow afternoon at L. O. Whip's store in Jefferson. The 120 acre farm is split into 90 and 30 acre parts and includes a two story weather boarded dwelling and a frame dwelling. Barry R. Spook, auctioneer, will also sell St Cramer's store in Lewistown and the Mary A. Rice widow estate home farm of 77 acres with a two story frame house and a mountain lot of 2613 acres stocked with oak and chestnut timber.
Laura Nichols was arrested for assaulting Lacy Parker. Justice Smith fined 350 dollars, paid. Charles Coates held on a peace warrant with 54 dollars bail. Wild turkeys migrate during a Cumberland hurricane, with birds entering yards and hotels. A hunting accident near Creagerstown left Virgil Young shot in the thigh by Leslie Hann or Howard Speak. Gettysburg Bank organized in Gettysburg with George W. Schwartz as president. Directors include Vincent Sebold and Samuel M. Birely.
Chaptein Walter Saunders sold the bar fixtures and pool table from the saloon run by C Titlow to Me Titlow this morning at 100 o clock. Edward Hewes, attorney, acted as seller’s agent.
Baltimore pastor Paul M. Strayer and Mrs. Strayer returned from a long European trip on their wedding tour. A London paper cites him as a likely successor to Tollington Park's Rev. Campbell Morgan, but Strayer says he has not received an official call and would prefer to lead a church in America.
A lively performance of A Night in Chinatown drew a large audience last night. Strong acting by O F Ferguson as Moy Kee and Richard Reach as Barney Brogan pleased the crowd, with Dot Karnell as Mamie Brennip providing comic amusement and Rachael Deane as Mildred Clare delivering standout work. The production’s visual effects, including the snake pit scene, impressed patrons.
During Mr J Ogle and family absence in Creagerstown on Sunday, a valuable gold watch owned by Mrs Ogle was stolen from her home while Mrs Oxie visited her ill father Edward Martin in Thurmont. A colored farm boy was arrested on suspicion. sightings linked white boy Harry Fogle who allegedly possessed the watch and traded it to Byler. Fogle was arrested Tuesday and jailed.
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Stahle of Gettysburg Pa recently celebrated their silver wedding. Stahle son of Henry J Stable longtime Gettysburg Compiler editor in chief connected with brother Charles E Stable Esq. Related to the Doli families of this city Drama at the College Senior Class Woman's College presents four nightly dramas titled The Lesbian Possess with Grecian drill and Japanese appe na.
Devotees of dancing prepare for six dances under the guidance of Mrs Charles Ross. Aimed at winter performances, the plan calls for one o'clock starts and sessions lasting until 2 AM. Notable members include Judge James McSherry, Col Calvin Nau, W P Maudaby, and many others from Baltimore, Westminster, Martinsburg, and New Market. Invitations have been sent and accommodations arranged for out of town guests.
A collage of notices includes Thanksgiving market shifts at Norfolk Fish and Oyster Market, Christmas display events at Holiday Novelties, a memorial message from a mother for her children, a drama at Woman's College, and a sale of go cart and baby coach robes. Additional items promote oysters, art club sales, and a wide range of clothing and fashion goods with prices and locations across Frederick and nearby streets.
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