The Saturday News previews eight page edition features
The Saturday News promises an eight page edition with columns for ladies farmers and gardeners and daily news. Highlights include a wild beast encounter story a war disaster account from 1861 by Captain Kilmer illustrated articles and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus church notices and a Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns. The issue costs two cents a copy delivered or mailed to any address.
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Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tae Sary
Tae
Personal notices from Hagerstown to Washington area
Purely personal items note visitors and hosts across Frederick and nearby cities. Mantz Doll spends day at Hagerstown fair. F A Daiger Sr visits Urbana. Mrs Rogers of Boston visits Mrs Emery Harper in Frederick. Col and Mrs CO of Winebrewer stay with friends in Washington. Lewia Kline and relatives return to Washington after Frederick visit. Jewel Hay and Agnes Geyer of Washington return from visits to West Patrick street. Hartig family from Washington visit J L Michael household. Brahler sisters from Washington also identified with Michael family. stray lines mention unconnected health and product ads with garbled text.
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Mantz Doll
East Church Street
F. A. Daiger, Sr
Baltimore
Scott Grinder
Urbana
William F. Rogers
Boston
Emery Harper
Market Street
David CO
Cours Square
Washington
Lewia Kline
Frederick
Jewel Hay
B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
Agnes Geyer
Washington, D. C
J. L. Michael
West Patrick Street
Gustav Hartig
Misa Brahler
Tillie Brahter
Washington, D.C
Patrick Kurteet
Requisition Papers Sought as Hart and Spiro Brothers Face Court
Sheriff Troxell journeyed to Harrisburg to obtain requisition papers for Meyer and Emanuel Spiro, arrested in Waynesboro on conspiracy to defraud wholesalers. Hart, detained in Baltimore on similar charges, released on $2,500 bail. Spiro and Herr remain at large. Eastern Star notes report McKinley Chapter No. 12 instituted at Cumberland with forty members and list officers.
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Harrisburg
Hart
Bevnell Spiro
Benjamin Herr
Troxell
Stone
Meyer
Emaanel Spiro
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Frederick
Robert Hart
Baltimore
Wright
Frederick County
Baltimmore
Chesapeake Shos Company
Holtzman Brothers
Francis J. la Motte
Chesapeake Company
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Kennetl Spiro
Eastern Star
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Cumberland
Joseph H. Hellen
Order of Maryland
Annie D. Stoffel
Lamont
Washington, D. C
Order For
District of Columbia
R. Arnold
Sigmund Tanzer
5. M. Rizer
Wm. P. Rizer
Joseph Sprigg
Nina Fey
Fannie Horn
Ade
Ada Deffibaugh
Ruth
Nellis Cowden
Esther
Mary Martin
Martha
Rebecca Pitzer
Electa
Laura Young
Warder
Carrie A. Biser
Sentinel
Benj, Biser
Douglas Baer
Moser Bowlus Wedding and Two Incoming Nuptials
Thonas J. Moser, son of the late Ezra Moner, wed Esta M Bowlus, daughter of the late Wm H Bowlus, at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev M L Beard officiating. Upcoming rites include Dr Samuel Mitchell Wagaman and Anna Kate Bussard to be married at Christ Reformed church Middle town next Wednesday at 7 pm. James M Gilbert of Woodaborg and Nellie L Boyer of New Market tied the knot at the M E church parsonage with Rev Dr B S Todd conducting.
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Moser
Bowlus
Thonas J. Moser
Ezra Moner
Mias Esta M. Bowlus
Wm. H. Bowlus
Middletown Valley
Lutheran Parsonage
M. L. Beard
Samuel Mitchell Wagaman
Anna Kate
James ©. Bussard
Cbrist Reformed Church
Middletovwn
Gilbert— Boyer
James M. Gilbert
Woodaborg
Nellie L. Boyer
New Market
M. E. Church
BS. Todd
Authorities Probe Prisoner Over Revolver Watch Marks
Frank Wilson, jailed 80 days on disorderly conduct charges, remains in custody as Shelby NC authorities inquire if he possessed an Iver Johnson revolver of a peculiar kind and a marked watch. No watch was found. pistol not located during search. Officials suspect he may be Jim Lowery, wanted for murder, and will pursue further inquiries.
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Frank Wilson
Shelby
North Carolina
Wilson
Jim Lowery
Real Estate Sales in Walkersville and Nearby Farms
Jacob Hohrback as trustee for the Ann R. Stanffer estate reports multiple sales in Walkersville. Clara C. Stanffer bought a two story frame dwelling for 1800 dollars, Robert Cromwell acquired another for 860, a vacant lot at 10 J Hanson Stauffer sold for 50, and a six acre tract at 9 wood lok Liberty district sold for 28.60 per acre to Dr. John Nicodemus. Stephen Adama’s 90 acre Emmitsburg farm sold to Lewis E. Crouse for 1515. The John R. Mills home farm northeast of Liberty sold to Clifton M. Mills.
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Jacob Hohrback
Ann R. Stanffer
Walkersville
Clara C. Stanffer
Robert Cromwell
J. Hanson Stauffer
Wood Lok
Liberty District
John Nicodemus
Stephen Adama
Emmitsburg
Lewis E. Crouse
John R. Mills
Liberty
Clifton M. Mills
Organ Recital by Dr Minor Baldwin at United Brethren Church
Dr Minor Baldwin of New York will give an organ recital at the United Brethren church next Monday evening. He previously delighted audiences at the Presbyterian church last winter. Several local vocalists will assist in the program. Frederick items show fair ticket sales with 517 Freder icktonians purchasing.
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Minor Baldwin
New York
United Brethren Church
Baldwin
The
Presbyterian Church
The Land of Art Lecture and Italian Song Night
Rev. Dr. Bibert and Todd lecture at City Opera House on The Land of Art and Macaroni. Mayor Smith and Mrs Yeakle perform several late Italian songs this evening.
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the Land of Art
Bibert
Todd
City Opera House
Frederick Republicans to Open Headquarters at Fox Building
The Republican group in Frederick plans to open their headquarters in the Fox building above Doll's cafe this evening. A speaking program will feature several prominent speakers and address the 7,516 veterans in Montgomery County and 5,281 Colorad voters.
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Frederick
Fox Building
Doll's Cafe
Omery County
Montgomery
Attack on Bang ajon Leaves Ten Americans Dead
Special Dispatch to Tak News reports that a detachment of forty six men from the Ninth Infantry at Bang ajon on the Gandara river in Samar island killed ten American soldiers and left six wounded during today’s action.
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Tak News
Manna
Ninth Infantry
Bangajon
Gandara River
Samar
State Campaign Opens as Bel Air Event Attracts GOP
Reports from Allegany and surrounding counties recount election board figures and voter registration trends including a 215 loss from last year's registration. Local notes mention deaths and incidents such as a Woodberry drowning near Clippar Mill, a 17 year old killed near Cumberland, a banquet for Lonaconing Star staff, and bank testimony tied to Milk Producers' Association accounts.
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Belair
Benjamin Branstiald
Chesapeake and
Dela Ware
Womso
Balmer
Rebecca Tripge
James Ha] Dake
Osivert
Restortos
Philip Beiscoe
Island Creek
Christian N Myer
Woodberry
Clipper Mill
Clippar
David Avenue
Walla
J. J. Robinson
Lonaconing Star
Maryland Hotel
Allegany County
Star
Harry Painter
Cumberland
Kreard
Old Town Bank of Baltimore
Theodore F. Wilcox
Milton B. Williams
Milk Producers’ Association
Issac Robinson
William B. Crowther
Mama s New Husband at City Opera House
Mr Charles J Stine and Miss Oliver Braun presented Mama s New Husband at the City Opera House last night. The audience was appreciative with frequent encores. Mr Joseph Buckley as Franklin Kingsley acted well and impressed in the second act. The vaudeville final act with Stine and Miss Evang kept the audience laughing throughout.
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Mama
Charles J. Stine
Oliver Braun
Ity Opera House
Joseph Buckley
Franklin Kingsley
Mr. Stine
Miss Evang
Bold robbery attempt at Hagers town fair
A slim thief tried to steal the chain on Mrs. Mary Skinner's gold watch in the main exhibition hall Wednesday afternoon. The woman grabbed back, they struggled briefly, and the thief fled through the crowd after threatening her with a cane.
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Hagerstown Fair
Mary Skinner
Herca
Auctioneers to Sell Two Properties at Point of Rocks and Court House
Sates tomorrow. Chag. B. Fout, auctioneer, will sell for Chas. Waters, trustees, at Point of Rocks, real estate of the late Jonas W. Compher. Sale includes one quarter acre of land improved with a two story dwelling house. Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer, will sell at the Court House, for Daniel B. Miller, assigns of mortgagee, real estate on South Market Street, being the dwelling house now occupied by John W. Poole.
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Chag
B. Fout
Waters
Point of Rocks
Jonas W. Compher
Harvey R. Lease
Court Hense
Daniel B. Miller
South Market Street
John W. Poole
Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter Adjourns Meeting
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy adjourned yesterday afternoon. Several new members were received. At the national council eighth annual reunion in Wilmington North Carolina the chapter will be represented. During winter months rooms open for social gatherings Thursdays 2 to 4 30 p m.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
National Council
Wilmington
W.C
Transfer of Oliver Kemp to Cumberland supervisory post
Mr Oliver Kemp Baltimore and Ohio supervisor of buildings bridges and water stations between Cumberland and Relay will move headquarters to Cumberland. His jurisdictional area from Washington Junction to Grafton now rests under his supervision with Cumberland as headquarters.
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Oliver Kemp
Baltimore
Oaio
Buckeystown Dance Tonight At Lakin Mill
The young men of Buckeystown host a dance at Lakin’s mill tonight with Arthur McKenney Vernon Thomas and Philip Kessier in charge. The Frederick Select Orchestra will supply the music. Thomas & Son repapered and refitted their West Patrick Street office in the Schley building with new cypress desks and moved back today.
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Buckeystown
Lakin
Arthur McKenney
Vernon Thomas
Philip Kessier
Frederick Select Orchestra
Thomas & Son
Schley
West Patrick Street
Democratic Meetings At County Central Committee
The Democratic county central committee will meet at the headquarters tomorrow morning. Tonight at the headquarters, Geo. A. Pearce Jr. John Wood and other local orators will speak.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Geo. A. Pearce, Jr
John Wood
That Joyful Feeling Promised by Fig Syrup Ad
An old advertisement extols a renewed sense of vitality and internal cleansing after using syrup of figs. It notes the product is genuine fig syrup, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, contrasting with inferior substitutes.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Annual Meetings and Minsters at Boonsboro and Huntingdon
The eighty second annual convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod met in Boonsboro with Rev L M Zimmer man presiding. Officers were elected and sermons, ordinations, and a Sunday school rally were set for Sunday. The Reformed Synod over the Potomac reported ministerial relief funds and memorials, with several officers elected. In Baltimore, the Woman's Home Missionary Society held its annual meeting in Washington, noting aid to 99 mission points and a Porto Rico orphan care effort. Uncle Tom's Cabin company to perform in Baltimore with Washburn’s troupe featuring a large cast and a vivid scenic pageant.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Boonsboro
L. M. Zimmerman
Baltimore
George Biwers
Asreesioxyn
G. H. Beckley
J. E. Mauer
Butler
Washington
Lutheran Phareh
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Reformed Synod
Danial Sting
St Memorial Home
Myerstown
Ellis N. Kremer
Harrisburg
A. R. Bartolomew
Allentown
J. P. Stein
Reading
S. &. Miller
This City
R. Bridenbaugh
Yunde
Womeladorf
Franklin Hoffmeier
Mount Pleasant
This County
Genry Weber
Salisbuy
N.C
G. H. Knight
Calamity and humor in a fractured brief bits page
A jumble of eccentric quips on justice, gender, drink, appetite, and politics. The text mocks social norms with quirky aphorisms, noting pumpkins, pies, and grandmothers with doctors advice, alongside a mournful reference to President McKinley’s period of mourning beginning soon.
You Can Come Wren Shop Ad Offers New Winter Garments
Daily arrivals of American made silks and a grand collection of dresses skirts and lintngs. Crook large stock and crook ads promise value with frequent garment updates. Pages touts shop items including coats jackets and capes with emphasis on quality and good prices.
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Wren
Ulster
First Conviction For Ticket Forgery In Quok County
State authorities secured the first convict for ticket forgery in Quok County. Frank L. Rica and Jacob Wolf were found guilty. penalties ranged from one to fourteen years in the penitentiary under the inde terminate law. Rica, a member of Allardt & Co at 186 Clark Street, and Wolf, an engraver from Detroit, coordinated forging Western road tickets. The Western Passenger Association aided the investigation leading to conviction. Authorities searched 18 Clark Street, arresting Rica. Berry J. Allardt avoided testimony. judge ordered him in court to explain contempt findings.
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Quok County
Frank L. Rica
Jacob Wolf
Rice
Allardt & Co
Clark Strest
Wolt
Oetroit
Mich
Hies
Wolk
Wolf
Detroit
Rive
Clark Street
Rica
Berry J. Allardt
Rios
Kavanaugh
Chicago Tribune
Republican and Democratic Campaign Nights at West Patrick Street
Local notices announce Republican and Democratic campaign events at headquarters on West Patrick Street. Speakers include Wm. Smith and Geo. A. Paarre Jr with remarks on October 18 1901. A new Republican headquarters opens in the Fox building with speeches planned. Also ads for dressmaking and rug displays populate the page.
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Republican Club
West Patrick Street
Republican
Fox
Patrick Street
Way Down South
A traveling reader recalls October heat in Fort Worth Texas and eight hundred miles north in Springfield Missouri. He notes drought and the green bug thinning vegetables with potatoes at 2.25 a bushel and scarce meals at small hotels. California peaches arrive bland, while Missouri farmers harvest apples and Ozark reds attract buyers shipping by carload.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Springfield
Missouri
Arkansas
California
Ozark
Yale's Bi Centennial Begins With Public Observances
Yale College marks its bi centennial at New Haven with events from Sunday to Wednesday led by Dr Bernard Steiner Pratt Library Baltimore class of 58 as executive committee member and Charles W Ely 62 among Maryland members. Pennsylvania Railroad officials led by Superintendents Weirman and Booker visit Frederick for annual inspection tour with a hosted dinner at City Hotel before returning.
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Yale
Yale College
New Haven
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frederick
Weirman
Booker
City
Literary Institute and Clover Leaf Gatherings at Middletown
Teachers Institute opens in Middletown tomorrow with an engaging program. The Clover Leaf literary society meets as usual this evening, continuing its regular gatherings.
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Teachers’ Institute
Middletown
Clover Leaf Literary Sastety
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