Saturday News Preview Exposes Tomorrow's Sig Paper Features
The Saturday News announces a full sight-page issue with famous courts of inquiry by Captain Kilmer, a sea adventure The Wreck of the Masco complete, illustrated articles on recipes fashion notes and farming, plus Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev. Stearne. Regulars include Mary Jane letters and Market Scribe with church service notices and trade reviews. Cost is two cents per copy, delivered or mailed.
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Sig
Taz News
Kilmer
Sohley
Personal notes from St Louis and area visitors
Purely personal items list Mr Allen Trail of St Louis visiting his sister Miss Paumie Trail on Hast church street. Miss Theodosia Dutrow of Fairfax VA visits Mrs Wil lama Delaplaine. Miss Emma Luken of Baltimore visits cousin Miss Mary Frerie on Church street. Mrs John Kunkel of New York guests of her daughter Mrs C W 38 Jr on West Church street. Mr Walter Dyer of Chicago has returned after visiting relatives. Mrs John N Tregellin and daughters from Grafton WV guests of Mrs ames Brown and Miss Laura Get endaner on East church street. Mrs Earle B Wood leaves for Boyds Montgomery county to run the school. Mrs John B Harding and daughters have been at the family home of Col Chas E Trail in Frankford. Messrs P B Long and Allen Rohr ack depart for Buffalo to attend Pan-American Exposition and then tour Canada.
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Allen Trail
St. Louis
Paumie Trail
Hastchurch Street
F. Marion Faubel
West Patricktreet
Baltiore
Theodosia Dutrow
Fairfax Art House
Willama Delaplaine
Emma Luken
Baltimore
Mary Frerie
Church Street
John Kunkel
New York
C. W. 38
West Church Street
Walter Dyer
Chicago
John N. Tregellin
Grafton
W. Va
Ames
Brown
Laura Getendaner
East Church Street
Earle B
Local Market Quotas Quoted By Advertiser
Local market page lists prices for corn per barrel shelled corn per bushel beat No 2 red and hay ranges with cents and dollars. Advertisement notes business fluctuations and shrewd advertising as a motto.
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J. BE. W. Hargett
Close of Institute Adopts Resolutions After Death of Miss Bielfeld
The Frederick County Teachers’ Institute adjourned at noon after a session featuring an address by Professor Hanna on Geography and remarks by President Dutrow and Prof. E L Boblitz. Resolutions expressed gratitude to instructors and mourned the death of Miss Matilda Bielfeld, praising her as a dedicated teacher. A lecture on Pero Rico and remarks on character followed, with classes resuming Monday. An attempted assault on Mary Echoo, 10, near Hagerstown ended with a arrest of a stranger matching her description.
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Matilda Blelfeld
W8the Teachers'Institute
Hanna
Institute
Dutrow
Board of School Commissioners
E. L. Boblitz
Matilda Bielfeld
H.D. Beachley
R. H. Lee Reich
Lillie M. Wiener
Frederick County
Mitchell
Mt. St. Mary's College
Stephens
Richmond
State Normal School
White
Allegany County
Stone
Prince George's County
Hanns
Bielteld
Pero Rico
Misa
E. Richmond
The
Mary
Charles Echoo
Ecton
Heiser
Hagerstown
Academy
Cumberland Valley
Western Maryland
Plummer Will Case Proceeds With Testimony On Statements
Caveators present a large body of testimony in the Plummer will case. Witnesses describe the will writing and signing by the deceased testatrix and recount conversations she had about life estates and distributions to John H. Hamilton, Nelson Plummer, and nieces and nephews. Medical expert Dr. Samuel T. Haffner testified on Mrs. Plummer's condition before death.
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Circuit Court
McSherry
Motter and
Henderson
Plummer Will
Et. G. Haugh
Hamilton Lindsay
Frank L. Knode
Maria L.grabi
Wm. H. Blentlinger
Matilda Hann
Amelia E. Giffin
Edw. O. Markell
George W. Heinlein
Amelia E B. Giffin
Mrs. Plummer
Keauuver Family Braddock Heights Reunion Attracts 200
The second annual Kefauver family reunion was held yesterday at Braddock Heights with over two hundred relatives from Middletown Valley Frederick Emmitsburg and elsewhere. A full day featured an abundant dinner in a long table setup with flowers watermelons and a roast pig, followed by programed songs prayers and speeches. The group voted to hold another reunion next year with H M Kefauver as president and a slate of officers retained.
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Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Arma
Ohio
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Emmitsburg
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
J. Harry Kefanver
Inusic
J. W. Pontins
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Viola Kefanver
Emory E. Coblentz
The
Frederick Bar
Grace Kefanver
Kate Kefanver
Coblentz
H. M. Kefauver
W. Scott M
L. F. Kefauver
George V. Kefauver
Observatory
Rov
Mr. Pontius
Italians in a Fight at Adamstown Wounds Reported
Italian laborers Giovanni Bondt and Nazzarini Cardi were badly injured in an Adamstown clash over a claimed pick on the Baltimore and Ohio roadbed. Bondt was stabbed in the abdomen, Cardi beaten about the head. Suspects S. Catalina and Ginetinn Nonaradingace fled. two men arrested at Point of Rocks were not those sought. Sheriff Troxell identified and returned suspects. Bondt and Cardi were treated by Dr. Connely.
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Giovanni Bondt
Nazzarini Cardi
Baltimore and Ohio
Adamatown
Bondi
Osidi
S. Catalina
Ginetinn
Troxell
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Justice Talbott
Roudt
Family Reunion in Thurmont at Smith Home
Members of Mrs. John Smith family gathered Sunday at Charles E Smith’s East Main Street residence in Thurmont. Attending were Chas E and Maurice C Smith, Emma Y and Ellie M Smith, Fannie M Holland and husband, Herron B R Holland, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and invited guests Rev. Geo A Whitmore and Uriah Warrenfeltz.
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John Smith
Charles E. Smith
East Main Street
Thurmont
Mestars
Chas. E
Maurice C. Smith
Misa Emma Y
Ellie M. Smith
Fannie M. Holland
Herron BR. Holland
Infatuation to Open at City Opera House by Armstrong Warren
Armstrong Warren Stock Co presents Infatuation at City Opera House Monday evening. Comedy drama with lush scenery and popular prices. Vaudeville features Hanson and Drew, Miss Dottie Greer, Al Hawthorne, Will Crockett. Ladies allowed 15 cent tickets if reserved before 7 p.m. at Yeakle's.
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City Opera House
Armstrong- Warren Stock Co
City Opera Hongs
Hanson and
Drew
Dottie Greer
Philadelphia
Iem
al. Hawthorne
California
Will Crockett
Frederick
Yeakle’s
Washington County Democrats nominate party ticket in Hagerstown
The Washington County Democratic Convention in Hagerstown yesterday nominated the ticket for the Houses of Delegates Palmer Tennant Richard H Alvey Jr Joshua E Powles of Hagerstown Benjamin Mitchell Jr of Hancock W W Seibert of Clearspring for County Commissioners Davies L Kenly Hagerstown Frederick W Newcomer Beaver Creek Sheriff B Frank Wilder Tilghmanton and County Surveyor Albertus F Diffendal Smithsburg.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Palmer Tennant
Richard H. Alvey, Jr
Joshua E. Powles
Benjamin Mitchell, Jr
Hancock
W. W. Seibert
Clearspring
Davies L. Kenly
Frederick W. Newcomer
Beaver Creek
B. Frank Wilder
Tilghmanton
Albertus F. Diffendal
Smithsburg
Bridge in Bad Condition Spans Castroll Cross South Market
A deteriorating bridge on South Market Street over Castroll Creek is reported with rotted rafters and weak center boards. Immediate repairs are urged to prevent injury to the public.
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Castroll Crosk
South Market Street
Readings of the Re formed Missionary Society Meeting
The reform ed Missionary Society holds its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening September 10. St. Mary's Guild of All Saints Episcopal Church will reconvene on Wednesday October 2.
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Reformed Missionary Society
St. Mary’s
Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Gentry Bros Famous Shows to Visit Frederick Amid Big Season
Local notice previews the Gentry Brothers Shove exhibition on East Patrick street Monday September 9 with a larger, higher regarded show than prior visits. Also highlights Braddock Heights dance, lodge events, and local sales at The Bee, plus Bartlet pears and new carpet stock at Frederick merchants.
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Gentry Bros
Gentry Shove
Gentry Brothers
East Patrick Street
Carroll County W C T U elects officers at Hampstead meeting
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Carroll County met at Hampstead yesterday and elected President Miss Sarah T. Trump of Manchester, recording secretary Mrs. Charles Billingslea of Westminster, corresponding secretary Miss Adda Trump of Manchester, and treasurer Mrs. T. W. Mather. State president Mrs. Mary Haslup spoke in the afternoon and Mrs. J. W. Martin of Washington, D. C., in the evening.
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Carroll County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Oatroll County
Hampstead
Misa Sarah T. Trump
Manchester
Charles Billingslea
Westminster
Mies Adda Trump
T. W. Mather
Mary Haslup
J. W. Martin
Washington, D. C
Pleasant Hill Picnic Postponed to September 14
A Pleasant Hill picnic scheduled for Liberty Copper Mines on August 24 was moved to September 14 due to inclement weather. Manor Council Jr. O U A M of Doubs Maryland plans their annual picnic in Manor Woods near Buckeyatown tomorrow with an address by Mr. L. O. Webster of Baltimore.
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Pleasant Hill
Liberty Copper Mines
Manor Council, Jr. O. U. A.M
Doubs
Manor Woods
Buckeyatown
L. O. Webster
Baltimore
Morgan's Grove Fair Largest Day Draws Big Gates
Morgan's Grove Fair enjoyed its third and largest day with strong finances and gate receipts surpassing last year. Two excursion trains from the north and one from the south traveled to the event, with crowd estimates between 9 000 and 10 000. Police surveillance was excellent and no disorder occurred. Frederick County Fair was represented by Hon. Harry E. Chapline. Last night the annual fair ball was held.
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Morgan's Grove
Morgan’s Grove
Frederick County
Harry E. Chapline
Dwelling Struck by Lightning in Thurmont Storm
During a thunder storm last Saturday evening in Thurmont, lightning hit the chimney of Mrs. D. O. Hammett’s dwelling. Bricks were blown from the chimney, and the roof near the chimney was torn up. The family was in the house and all were affected by the shock.
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Thurmont
D. O. Hammett
Independent reel team wins first prize check at Westminster
The Independent reel team received a $75 first prize check for the reel race at Westminster during the State Firemen's meet. Judges kept the decision after the Junior team was disqualified for touching the hose. the winning check is shown in W. F. Simmons' jewelry window.
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Westminster
W. 4. Simmons’ Jewelry
Bicycle Handicap Race at Athletic Park Wins by Poole
A fair crowd enjoyed a mile handicap bicycle race at Athletic Park last night. Bark and Poole were the only riders. Poole received a 200 yard advantage and won in 2.32. Park managers plan an old fashioned darky cake walk for next Thursday evening.
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Athletic Park
Bark
Poole
Stock Subscribed for Washington and Gettysburg Railroad
Promoters of the Washington and Gettysburg electric railroad held a meeting in Laytonsville on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering drew many locals and it is understood that above $21,000 was subscribed to the railroad company's capital stock.
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Washington and Gettysburg
The Ladies Favor Syrup of Figa for Safe Use
Promotes Syrup of Figa as a pleasant safe remedy for ladies in all conditions. Advises seeking the genuine article from the Californias Fig Syrup Co. and notes sales through all druggists.
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Californias Fig Syrup Co
Brunswick Council Elets New Officials and Health Board
Brunswick council elected Les Molier as clerk with John McCormick as vice. Dr H S Hedges was re elected health officer and secretary. G D Catlette and J P Barne join the board of health for the town. E W Fynne elected councilman from the Second ward.
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Branswick
Council of
Brunswick
Les Molier
John McCormick
H. 5. Hedges
G. D. Catlette
J. P. Barne
Board of Health
E. W. Fiyne
Linganore Inn Names Late Arrivals from Baltimore Washington and Cambridge
At Linganore Hills Inn late arrivals include Miss Bertha L. Martien Miss Merryman Richard M Montgomery Mrs H Walter Mrs Samuel Kraus Mr L G Walter all of Baltimore Miss Lousie Underwood Misa M O Mc Nantz Mr Edward Brooks all of Washington Mr and Mrs J W Growell Cambridge Md
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Linganore Hills Inn
Linganore Inn
Bertha L. Martien
Merryman
Richard M. Montgomery
H. Walter
Samuel Kraus
L. G. Walter
Baltimore
Lousie Underwood
Misa M. O. McNantz
Edward Brooks
Washington
J. W. Growell
Cambridge
Physician Indicted for Smallpox Reporting Lapse
Dr J Walter Simm of Howard County Fourth district was indicted by the grand jury for failing to report to the State Health Board the presence of smallpox in his neighborhood in a timely manner.
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J. Walter Simm
Howard County
State Health Board
Defective commitment frees train rider Mahon
Louis Mahon, held on train riding charges after a habeas corpus review by Judges McSherry and Henderson, was released as the prior commitment proved defective. F M Fanbel defended Mahon. Also noted is a Farmers Picnic in Wildwood Park Mount Airy with a tournament and Miss Sallie Sellman and Miss Katie Gould serving as heralds.
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Louis Mahon
House of Correction
Talbott
Point of Rocks
McSherry and Henderson
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery Counties
Wildwood Park
Mount Airy
Sallie Sellman
Katie Gould
Heralds
Sanitary Rules Ordered in Lonaconing Area
Lonaconing Health Board prescribes killing houseflies as a sanitary measure and an anti-pigpen law will take effect after the hog killing season. Good corn crop noted with 10 tons 1235 pounds raised on 10 acres by J. W. Molesworth of Njameville.
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Lonaconing
J. W. Molesworth
Njameville
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Wallack
Cape Frussiere
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Conn
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Whitefield
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Man Wanted
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Dog and Pony Show
Gentry’s.k
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Aees Bartlett Pears
Neidig & Miller
David Wineborg
the Saturday News
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Messrs
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Allen Rohrack
Buffalo
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Joan Henonioxson
Newie & Miller
Fabhion
Neidig & Maze
Clinton HK. Malin
Graduate Pharmaciat
N. Market St. Frederick County
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Arnold
de Haan
Peng
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Sust
S. B. Sappington
North City
Geo
Rodook
GEO. B. Rodoce & CO
Rodoce Seo
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rics & Som, Funeral Directors
Frederick UO. Telephone
J. P. Rich
E. Fourth St. C. & P
Rice
Fourth
St. Fredk
Ceres Ville Mills
Ablio
Ceresville Milling Coo
W. F. Roland
Geners
Sandi
Sandii
Potomac River
Privas
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick
SNOOK
Lewistown
Federatort
A. BN. Cramer
Lewiss Own
Frederick City
Bea Betate
Paraonaj
Ordera
Dectidawit
Walkersville
Wa. A. Remebure
Did
B. Rosenour
Tx Risk St
D* H. E. Peterman
Frankliin Street
Baltimore Eye
and Thrust Hospital
City Hotel
A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Hag
James M. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
North Market Streae
All Hodre, Frederick Co
Aidaris
East Pat- Street
Lou F. Engelbrecht
Joseph's Academy
Sisters of Charity
Blue Ridge Mountains
Weill
HamHives
Braddocl Heights
Caste
KH. of
Mountain City Lodge
QO. A. Lanois
Bee
A. L. Kline
West Patrick Street
LePerer
Groff
Rocky Springs Cemetery
Addreys G. Thomas
Wm. C. Boteler
Esper
L. BE. Muillnix
PET House
L. E. Mullinix
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