The Saturday News Preview: Tomorrow's Eight Page Paper
The Saturday News outlines tomorrow's eight page issue with Paine short story In Two Generations, Eximer rebel piece Rebel Ways Ex China, illustrated specials, ladies and farmers departments, a Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, regular features from Mary Jane and the Market Ser te, and trade letters. It notes church service notices and that The News is essential for daily pews and local and general reading, priced two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bigelow Paine
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
SagtRapay
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick paper
Death of Hans Schweder aged two at Montevue Hospital after exposure and illness. He was born in Berlin and identified by items on his person. Remains to be sent to Baltimore. Margaret Shipley, daughter of the late John McCaffrey, dies in Washington County leaving seven children and a $30,000 inheritance. Madeline Butcher, infant daughter, dies of kidney trouble aged 3 months. funeral at home then Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Small classified item markets a 16 cent help wanted advertisement in the Frederick News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlads
Hweder
Hans Schweder
Montevus Hospital
Berlin
Germany
Montevue
Tessels
Schweder
Baltimore
Margaret Shipley
McAfffrey
Washington County
John McCaffrey
Isfast
Madeline
Harry Butcher
Parenis
Fifth Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Griesvi Lee Millg
Onas
Rerauver
Hermms
Mt. Plsasant
Kefanver
Thanksgiving Day Observances In A Maryland Town
Thanksgiving day described with church services, family dinners, football, and hospital fundraising. Public events include hospital sale, children's day, and various hotel dinners. A Frederick football win over Rockville 26 to 6 highlighted by first-half tension, then Frederick dominance. cultural notes cover a song recital by Dr B Merrill Hopkinson and later musical events and bank appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Chsp
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Oaborne Ingle
Presbyterian Church
Frederick City
City Hotel
Park Hotel
Douglass
Doll's Cafe
Frederick
Rockville Club
Rockville
Ketchner
S¢Ackle
Yingling
Frederick Boys
B. Merrill Hopkinson
The
Peabody
Baltimore
Woman's Colleges
Meeting of Walkerzie Local Teachers Enthusiastic
The Walkerpzile Local Teachers Institute met on Saturday November 24 with strong attendance and lively debate. Superintendent Mr Lucky of Pittsburgh delivered an address on economy in schools. The group discussed geography methods, nature studies, and tried to plan future meetings, adjourned to January 26, 1900, with positives about the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman
Bertha Urad
Lucky
Pitteburg
Gifer
Reeses
Wan
Richardson
Alexander
Mesrs
Scotland Harley
Messsrs
Palmer
Harley
Racer Voung
Moshing
Woodsboro
Montgomery Murder Cases Conclude In Rockville Trial
A Germantown murder case ending with a manslaughter verdict against eight men names Perry Dines John Daffin James Rey Joshua Duffin William Hebron James Day Columbus Bowens and John Hebron. penalties range two to ten years and fines up to 500. Several may receive stiffer sentences. motions for new trial expected. Also notes forthcoming trials of James Hawkins Edward Bradisy and Emmett Griffin. Board of County School Commissioners adjourns after routine session. teachers to be paid starting December 3. Trustees appointed at Edgewood and Horsey. libraries funded at Frederick Female High Sabillasville Fenialog instruct.’
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Rockville
Perry Dines
John Dnffin
James Rey
William Johnson
Joshua Duffin
William Hebron
James Day
Columbus Bowens
John Hebron
Howard Hall
Old Germantown
James H. Hawkins
John A. Toung
Clarksburg
Jon
Edward Bradisy
J. Armstead Gray
Emmett E. Griffin
Albert A. Johnson
St Cabin John Bridge
Board of County School Commissioners
Edward Biser
Edgewood Vies Enos Main
Dorisy Holland
Horsey
Edward Holland
Funeral Notices For Mrs Gartrell And Mr Hauer
The funeral of Mrs Lucy Gartrell widow of Greenberry Gartrell of Plane No 4 was held at Prospect church on Tuesday at 11 oclock. Rev Weiler officiated. The funeral of Bradley Hauer was yesterday afternoon at 2 with services at the house by Rev Dr E and Eschbach. Pallbearers were Leonard Storm Calvin Zellers George Poole and Walter Dovall. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. O O Carty was the funeral director. A horse thief entered Charles Walker near London stable Thursday night and took a horse. The horse, saddle and bridle were recovered Friday near Mr Albaughs, about a mile from Walker's stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Gartrell
Greenberry Gartrell
Prospect Church
Weiler
Bradley Hauer
E. &. Eschbach
Leonard Storm
Calvin Zellers
George Poole
Walter Dovall
Charles Walker
London
Aiddle
Charles Albaugh
Conductor Assault Case Leads to Arrest Near Railroad
William Bogewo was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Brengle after an assault on conductor George Hadwan at a B and O railroad improvements site near Rishi's Mills. The suspect was subdued by workers, fled, then captured and brought to Frederick for a jail hearing before Justice Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bogewo
Brengle
George Hadwan
Joan Bogasuo
Rishi's Mills
Ian Embankment
Bogason
Frederick
Brangle
Jastice Wood
Explosion injures workers at Pacific Glass Works
A February explosion at the Pacific Glass Works injured several workers. Fire crews contained the blaze without serious damage to the plant, and authorities opened an investigation into the cause. Local officials coordinated with factory managers to assess safety practices and aid affected employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Sooke Ballet Training Completes Under Phyetisu Charge
A report describes ballet training conducted today by the phyetisu ta charge with ongoing concerns about Unak the zur. The event centers on anticipated performances by Diva and Tee Nowe Livapia in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyetisu
Unak
In loving memory and church recital notes
Local memorial text recalls the death of Fannie E Pickets three years past with devotional lines. A Detroit Free Press blurb notes a large audience at Trumbull Ave Presbyterian for a recital by Dr Baldwin, plus assorted local ads for Eisenbauer's holiday goods and optical services in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie E. Pickets
Fannis
Trumbull Ave. Presbyterian Church
Baldwin
Detroit Free Press
The
Presbyterian Church
L and Mullet Special Novelties Enter Store Event
L and Mullet Special Novelties invites shoppers to view Taany Special Novelties for the holiday season. The store offers Handsome Japanese goods including mantel lambrequins pillow tape sofa pillows oriental rugs and more. Visitors are welcomed to browse freely without pressure to buy.
Norman Haller Birthday Party Draws Family and Friends
The article notes a 4th birthday party for Norman Haller, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Haller of Waser Street. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as the celebration proceeded with cheerful activity and social moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethdas Varity
Norman Haller
Charles Haller
Waser Street
Local residents and visitors noted in town notices
Pleasant paragraphs list residents and visitors from Unionville, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Leesburg, York and Rockville. Mentions include Thanksgiving visits, social calls, a Western Maryland College appearance, trips to Baltimore, and students resuming studies at Mt. St. Marys College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Norris
Unionville
S. M. Repp
Fred
Nannie Yaste
Washington
Charles F. Kreh
H. C. Hall
Western Maryland College
Wm. M. Hardt
Philadelphia
Harrison
Leesberg
Virginia Grayson
West Third Street
Ada Rhodes
Baltimore
Franklin Osburn
Sewickley
W. W. Osburn
Harry Webster
West Church Street
York, Pa
Bessie Goode
Trank Goode
Emmiteburg
John W. Kantiman
Annie M. Snyder
East Third
Elmer
Bailing
North Kat Street
W. P. Mason
Rockville
TA Willameon
Court Square
Austin Baughman
L. Victor Basghman
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Bennetti Magers nuptials and two additional weddings
The report covers the Bennetti Magers marriage at Ridgeville MF church on Wednesday evening November 1 with Rev. B P Truitt officiating and a wedding party including Dorcas Bennatt. It also notes the Molesworth Enock nuptials at the bride’s home on the 21st with a quiet ceremony and reception in Baltimore, and Ellen Morgan Kimmell marrying Joseph K Hill at Loyola College Baltimore with Rev F X Brady presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benneti—Magers
Charles E. Bennett
Misa Elizabeth Magers
Ridgeville MF
B. P. Truitt
Clifton A. Malliniz
Ridgeville
Hele— Kimmel
Ellen Morgan Kimmell
Joseph K. Hill
Loyola College
Baltimore
F. X. Bradys
Anthony Kimmel
Disorderly Conduct Charged Man jailed 30 days
Edward Wilson, colored, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Ridener for being drunk and disorderly and for resisting an officer. Justice Eckstein committed him to jail for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Ridenour
Justice Eckstein
Man Breaks Leg While Helping Tear Down Farm Tenement
Mr. George Matin of Brad dock assisted in tearing down an old tenement on the farm of Mr. J. Roger McSherry when he broke his leg. Dr. Wm Johnston was summoned and reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matin
Braddock
J. Roger McSherry
Wm. ©. Johnston
State's Attorney Pursues Stine for Abandonment Trial
Worthington of Martinaburg West Virginia seeks to compel William Stine to travel toick and face trial here for abandoning his wife Jennie Houck of Lewistown. Bowles and Steward arrested by detectives Smart and Lobbing for House of Host burglary in Morgauza St. Mary's county with $3,000 in bank notes and gold. each held on $300 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Martinaburg
W. Va
Tate
Wm. String
Mies
Jennie Houck
Lewistown
Worthin
Stine
Ick
Daniel Bowles
Frank Steward
Smart
Eee Ph
Philomathears meet in Kemp Hall this evening
The Philomathear Literary Society will hold its regular meeting in Kemp Ball this evening. The Local Market notes show today’s quotations: corn per barrel two dollars. goen shaked forty cents per bushel. wheat sixty five and three quarters cents per bushel. hay from eight to fourteen dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathel XS
Philomathear Literary Society
Kemp Ball
J. E. W- Hargets
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