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The Saturday News promises extra pages with varied reading matter. Features include a bromance of servitude short story and a tale of buried treasure, a midair battle with an adventurous Texas girl, and Captain Kilmer on ancient China legends. Special illustrated articles, ladies and farmers sections, Sunday school lesson analysis, and regular features round out the content. Also reports on local accidents and city announcements, with the paper priced at two cents a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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John J. a’Beckat
Mary Jans
Market Scribe
Tae SateEpay
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Campaign Meetings Announced for Middletown and Walkersville
A large Democratic mass meeting was held at Walkersville under the Walkersville Democratic Club with speakers including Hon. D. P. Buckey and George J. Pearre. The Harmony Campaign Club plans a December meeting with speeches by Wm. H. Cox and music by Harmony Band. Republican events are set for Middletown and Thurmont with speakers Frank W. Hackett and Melvin W. Winstock, plus excursions from Middletown. Major Charles A Little will speak in Thurmont tomorrow evening.
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Mid
Barwouy
Jneror Hall
Roger B Wows
Wil Baccade
Oba Bryan
Baltimore
Walkersville
Democratic Club
Brooke J. Jameses
Mayr
Charles A. Little
Spanker
D. P. Buckey
George 4. Pearre
Frederick Bar
Harmony McKinley, Hoossvelt and
Pearre
Harmony Quartet
Harmony Cornet Band
Wm. H. Cox
Middletown
Frank W. Hackett
Melvin W. Winstock
New York
Cara
Frederick
Luther F. Young
Springfield
Ohio
Republican Club of
Charies
Thurmont
Pleasant Paragrapha visitors and travels in mid state towns
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors across Hanover and Frederick. Names include Miss Marie Clingsn visiting in Hanover, Mrs F C Knott returning from Baltimore, Marion Haute of Winchester visiting relatives, L Victor Baughman with Washington friends, Miss Elsie Birely in Baltimore, Wm M Doogles in Baltimore on business, Nettie Ritchie visiting Mrs Alexander Roberts in Baltimore, Mrs Frank T Grove of Shepherdstown returning home, Mrs John Bucher of Frederick attending her brother James P Walter's funeral in Washington, John W Gaver who moved toward Oregon, Luther F Young and wife visiting Middletown, Clayton Ramasping of Adams telegraph operator offered at Georgetown University, Stanley Young sailing to Havana, Mire Mary Heater visiting Frederick, Rev James Addison Ingle en route to China with plan to reach Shanghai then Haakow.
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Marie Clingsn
Hanover
F. C. Knott
Baltimore
Marion Haute
Winchester
Vaz
L. Victor Baughman
Washington
Elsie Birely
East Second Street
Wm. M. Doogles
the Park Hotel
Nettie Ritchie
West Church Street
Alexander Roberts
Frank T. Grove
Shepherdstown
W. Va
G. W. Tyson
John Bucher
Frederick
James P. Walter
John W. Gaver
Thomas W. Koogle
Middletown
Oregon
Luther F. Young
Springfield
Ohio
Young
Cliyton Ramasping
Adams
Dow
Freder Junction
Georgetown University
Georgetown
D.C
Stanley Young
John BR. Young
Ierai
James Addison Ingle
Chins
Shanghai
Haakow
Ingle
MARRIAGE RITES HELD AT BRUNSWICK AND LIBERTY
Mrs Barbara Emeor and Mr B F Hammaker wed at the bride’s home in Sam’s Carrell county. The Brunswick ceremony for Miss Kava Exta Kicodeaud and Mr. Peter Nicodemus included a floral arch and a reception. Attendants and guests from Texan Thegttar and New Windsor attended. wedding march performed by Mrs. J M Gillam.
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Ms Va
Ieee Drones Burg
Wick
Kava Exta Kicodeaud
Peter Nicodemus
Brunswick
J. M. Gillam
Sohn
M.gdlam
Mesers
P.O. Nicodeazs
Nicodemus
Walt ‘Ter Johnston
Texan
Bammaree
ESECR
B. F. Hammaker
Liberty
Mies Barbara Emeor
Sam
Carrell
Win Devilbiss
Bemcel Ensor
Toy
Dixon charged in alleged assault on 7 year old girl
Dixon faced charges for an alleged assault on Miss Lithe Edmords, a seven year old in Carroll County. Witnesses testified the girl described Dixon’s violent attack near her home. He was held on a $2,000 bond and jailed after failing to post bondsmen, with attorney John Milton Reifsnider defending him.
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Steed FY
Dixon
Lithe
Tarces
W. Crapster
Wretoueler
Westertay
EU Ieleor
John T. Ednisdeom
Wooley
Carroll Oreaty
Wittess
Dixon Arcosi
Ow Howe
H. Barnes
D.sus
Edmordson
Carroll County
John Milton Reifsnider
Jimmy Adams Returns to Berkeley Springs in Klondike Glory
Adams, age about twenty two, arrives in Berkeley Springs after a Klondike voyage. He traveled by private car with a leased locomotive, bringing nearly $900,000 in gold and papers valued at $5,000 in mining interests, expecting profits tenfold. He plans a winter in town as agents he appointed at high salaries pursue mining ventures. A sales list mentions several real estate and condemnation actions in nearby counties, along with local improvements and pardons related to miner strike disorders.
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Jimmy " Adams
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Klondike
Adama
Detroit
Niagara Falls
New York
Brunswick
Folke A Fina Farra
Jimmy
Reformed Synod Discusses Orphans Home Aid and Education
President Apple presents subjects at Mer cer sburg Ass ience as Virgins Maryland Mercersburg refuse apportionment. Education committee reports 25 beneficiary students aided, total 3108.36. New board members elected and calls for funds for St Pauls Orphans Home Butler and Woman's College endowment. Missionary from Japan requests support. several addresses urge education funding.
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Apple
Reformed Synod
Mercersburgh
St. Paul’s Orphans
Potomac
Ayrot
Reformed Church
Cliaues
Maryland
Mercersburg
Committee On Education
Board of Education
J. E. Rosster
Balfin
TF Isuntmorer
Mc Pleasant
W. M Detrich
Bedford
C.K. Dufenbach
Shippansborg
St. Paul'’s Orphans’ Home
Butler
A. K. Miller
Japan
Joseph H. Apple
Woman's Colege
Conrad Clever
Baltimore
J. C. Bowman
Lancaster
Official Ballots and Sample Sheets for Maryland Election
Secretary of State Wilfred Bateman ships certificates detailing candidates to county Supervisors of Election for November 6 ballots. Six congressional district sample ballots prepared with party tickets and candidate lists. includes one for each district. Also notes a single independent candidate George M Fisher in Sixth district and the process of creating six ballot forms. A Rodgers note adds entertainment: Ethel from the Difurn company to appear at City Opera House next week with varied plays and ticket pricing.
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Secretary of
Wilfred Bateman
Maryland
Baltimore
Hars
House of Representatives
Democratic
Republican
Prohibition
Union Reform
Socialist Tabor
Social Democrat
United States
Congress
Euch
George M. Fisher
Ethel
Venus
Difurn
City Opera House
Opera House
the Gulch
Police and blockade notes from local scenes
Reports detail arrests by Justice Eckstein for disturbances and intoxication, a cruelty to animals case, blockade actions by Western Maryland and connected lines at Cherry Run, and freight shipment strains. Also noted are a former teacher Harvey Ridenour in precarious circumstances and a Branske Tar Ress tax rate fragment.
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Stsvite Eckstern
Barry Scholl
Justice Eckstein
Wan Hilena
Offer Ehienom
Freak Fisher
Ove Simpson
Maryland
Baltimers
Ohio
Cherry Ban
Shipley
Philadelphia
Reading
Cherry Run
Haltiwaore
Thanksgiving and humor items mix in scattered notes
A fragmented page blends domestic humor, proverbs, and light social topics with references to Thanksgiving dates, weather lore about the moon and the season, and brief notices. The text includes quips about poets lovers and a satirical line about Jack Frost, with stray lines on public meetings and a playful anecdote about a tart.
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Soo
Jack Frost
Doll's Oyster House and local notices in old Frederick ad
A collage of local ads and notices including Doll’s Oyster House serving oyster pot pie and oyster soup nightly, an excursion to Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad leaving Frederick at 8 30 a m October 28 with return at 7 30 p m fare one dollar, a Young Men’s Democratic Club meeting at Junior Hall October 26, and various shop notices offering tailoring, eye ear nose throat care, window shades, carpets, and clothing items with prices and promotions.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden
Faure
Young Men's Democratic Club
Democratic
Recex Woop
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Chartes Smaogle
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George W. Smith
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Geo. Beterly
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Charles Qaynn
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J. Ed. Rice
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Thomas Myers
Peace Heights
Grayson Bowers
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B.S. J. Darrow
Geo. Wm. Smith
West Patrick Street
Alinera
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Cumberland
House of Correction
Allegany County
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Woman's College Endowment
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Edgmont
Branswick
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Richard III
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Independent Hose Company
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Dewey
City Hotel
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Oyster Soup
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Roger Ritchie
Europe
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Wr. C. Boteter
Ofee
N. Markat Street
L. B&. Mullin
L. E. Mullinix
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Avrowos
Jonb Hewpnivssey
Edie & Miller
Thia
Uckingham
Aes
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Clinton & Main
Washxton
Seanogie & Waganan
Harlbut
Isanogle & Wagamank
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
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A. T. Rice & Sox
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J. Heißely Keller
Yohr
J. Hessely Keller
Frederick. MD
Cpresville
Blelves
Minneapolis
Shriner
Irandi Andi BA
Willard G. Keller
E. Patrick
Biser
Heal Estate and Insurance
W. Church Street
Dunezedly
D. Stewart P. Deane
Frederick GD
We2laaele
Dee O.nicodemus
Mareki Street
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Alfred Bitter
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Olice Court
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