The Saturday News preview for tomorrow’s eight page issue
The Saturday News will publish an eight page issue tomorrow with diverse reading matter. Expected features include Famous Courts of Inquiry by Captain Kilmer on official inquiries and Admiral Schley cases, The Wreck of the Mascot by Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey, numerous illustrated special articles, a Ladies department with recipes and fashion notes, Farmer topics with dairying and stock raising, Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus church service notices and trade letters. The Saturday News costs two cents per copy delivered or mailed.
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Sig
Kilmer
Schley
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
The
Market Scribe
Thz News
Lany
Purely Personal Local Visitor Notes and Travels
Purely personal notes listing Mr. Allen Trail of St. Louis visiting his sister Miss Fannie Trail, Miss Theodosia Dotrow from Fairfax Court House visiting Mrs. William Delaplaine, Miss Emma Luken from Baltimore visiting Miss Mary Frerie, Mrs. John Kunkel of New York guest of her daughter Mrs. O. Weee Jr., and other locals. Also mentions Mr. Earls B. Wood heading to Boyds to assume school principal post, plus visitors Mrs. John N. Tregedlis and daughters, and trips of P. E. Long and Allen Rohrack to the Pan-American Exposition and Canada. Local market quota figures for J. B. W. Hargott’s market. Business tone notes advertisers’ ongoing flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Trail
St. Louis
Fannie Trail
East Church Street
Marion Faubel
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Theodosia Dotrow
Fairfax Court House
William Delaplaine
Emma Luken
Mary Frerie
Church Street
John Kunkel
New York
0. Weee Jr
West Church Street
Walter Dyer
Chicago
John N. Tregedlis
Ames A. Brown
Laura Geff Grafton
W. Va
Endower
Hastchurch Street
Earls B. Wood
Montgomery County
Boyds
John B. Harding
Col
Chas
Trail
Frankford
Close of Institute Adopts Resolutions on Miss Bielfelds Death
The Frederick County Teachers Institute adjourned at noon after sessions including Professor Hanna on Geography and addresses by President Dutrow and Prof. E L Boblitz. Resolutions thanked attendees and mourned the death of Miss Matilda Bielfeld, praising her as a capable teacher and a woman of Christian character. The institute also noted Miss Richmond's address on forming character and Professor Hanna's lecture on Pero Rico. Teachers resume work on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Bielfela
Qthe
Teachers'g Institute
Hanna
Institute
Dutrow
Board of School Commissioners
E. L. Boblitz
Matilda Bielfeld
Rammutas
H. D. Beach
H. Lee Reich
Lillie M. Wisner
Frederick County
Mitchell
Mt. St. Mary's College
Stephens
Richmond
State Normal School
White
Allegany County
Stone
Prince George’s County
Banna
Matalda Bidfald
Biefeld
Pero Rico
Misa
E. Richmond
Attempted assault on girl near Hagerstown
Mary Ecton, 10, on way home from school near Hagerstown, reported a middle aged white man tried to lure her with pennies and assault her along the Cumberland Valley tracks. Her clothing was torn, bruises noted, and authorities pursued a suspect matching her description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Charles Ecton
Ecton
Heiser
Hagerstown
Academy
Cumberland Valley
Western Maryland
Family Reunion of Mrs John Smiths Kin at Thurmont
Mrs John Smith’s family held a reunion at East Main Street Thurmont residence of Charles E Smith. Guests included Charles E Smith Maurice C Smith Emma and Ellie M Smith Fannie M Holland and Herron R Holland plus six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Invited guests Rev Geo A Whitmore and Urish Warrenfeltz attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Charles E. Smith
East Main Street
Thurmont
Messra
Chas. EB
Maurice C. Smith
Emma
Ellie M. Smith
Fannie M. Holland
Herron R. Holland
Carroll County W C F U Elects Officers at Hampstead
The Carroll County W C F U met at Hampstead yesterday and elected officers including President Miss Sarah J Trump of Manchester, Recording Secretary Mrs Charles Billingsley 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 DC spoke at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Hampstead
Sarah J. Trump
Manchester
Charles Billingsley
Westminster
Adda Trump
T. W. Mather
Mary Haslup
J. W. Martin
Washington, D. C
Dwelling Struck by Lightning in Thurmont Storm
During last Saturday evening thunder storm lightning struck the chimney of Mrs. D. C. Hammett's house in Thurmont. The bolt damaged the roof and chimney area, bricks were thrown from the top of the chimney, and the family inside was affected by the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
D. C. Hammett
Stock Subscriptions Rise at Washington and Gettysburg Line
A laytonsville meeting of promoters drew many residents and reports subscription above 21000 dollars to the railroad company's capital stock, reflecting strong local support for the Washington and Gettysburg electric railway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Gettysburg
Ladies Favor Syrup of Fig as Safe Remedy
The pleasant effect and perfect safety of Syrup of Figa make it ladies favorite remedy under all conditions. To get the true article look for the California Fig Syrup Co name near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Plummer Will Case Opens Testimony on Mrs Plummer
Circuit court resumed the Plummer will proceedings with Chief Judge McSberry and two associates on the bench. Witnesses including Eli G Haugh Hamilton Lindsay and Amelia E Giffin testified on the will's drafting and conversations revealing intent to leave property to John Hamilton for life with distribution to nieces and nephews after death. Dr Samuel T Haffner explained Mrs Plummer's condition before death and minor witnesses added detail.
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Circuit Court
McSberry
Motter and
Henderson
Eli G. Haugh
Hamilton Lindsay
Frank L. Knode
Maria L. Grabill
Wm. KR. Blentlinger
Matilda Hann
Amelia E. Giffin
Edw. C. Markell
George W. Heinle
Scotts Morgan
Mary E. O’hara
Daniel E. Burras
Daniel Haller
Mame O’hara
Milton Crutchiey
John H. Hamilton
Amelia E. Giffing
Mrs. Plummer
Nelson Plummer
Tafatustion Opens At City Opera House With Star Cast
Armstrong- Warren Stock Co presents Tafatustion at City Opera House Monday evening a comedy drama with vaudeville acts Hanson and Draw Dottie Greep Al Hawthorne Will Crockett. Ladies tickets 15 cents any seat if reserved at Yeakle's before 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Armstrong- Warren Stock Co
Hanson and Draw
Dottie Greep
Philadelphia Item
al. Hawthorne
California
Will F. Crockett
Frederick
Yeakle’s
Washington County Democrats Nominate Ticket at Hagerstown Convention
The Washington County Democratic Convention in Hagerstown yesterday nominated the ticket for the House of Delegates Palmer Tennant Richard H Alvey Jr Joshua FE 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 Winder Tilghmanton County Surveyor Albertus F Diffendal Smithsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hagerstown
Palmer Tennant
Richard H. Alvey, Jr
Joshua FE. Powles
Benjamin Mitchell, Jr
Hancock
W. W. Seibert
Clearspring
Davies L. Kenly
Frederick W. Newcomer
Beaver Creek
B. Frank Winder
Tilghmanton
Albertus F. Diffendal
Smithsburg
Pleasant Hill Picnic Postponed to September 14
A Pleasant Hill community picnic at Liberty Copper Mines was postponed from August 24 due to bad weather and rescheduled for September 14. Manor Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. of Doubs Maryland will hold their annual picnic in Manor Woods near Buckeystown with an address by Mr. L. O. Webster of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Liberty Copper Mines
Manor Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Doubs
Manor Woods
Buckeystown
L. O. Webster
Baltimore
Westmin ster reel race prize awarded after disqualification
The Independent reel team received a $75 check as first prize in the reel race at Westminster during the State Firemen's meet. Judges decided not to alter the result after the Junior team was disqualified for touching the hose. the check is displayed at W. F. Simmons' jewelry store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
W. 4. Simmons’ Jewelry
Brunswick Council Organizes and elects officers
Brunswick council elected Mr Lee Moller as clerk and vice John McCormick and re elected Dr H S Hedges health officer and secretary. The board includes G D Catlette from the First ward and J P Karns from the Second ward. KE W Flynn was elected councilman from the Second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Council of
Lee Moller
John McCormick
H. S. Hedges
G. D. Catlette
J. P. Karns
Board of Health
KE. W. Flynn
Linganore Inn guests listed from Baltimore and Cambridge
Late arrivals at Linganore Inn include Miss Bertha L Martien and Miss Merryman along with Richard M Montgomery Mrs H Walter Mrs Samuel Kraus Mr L G Walter all from Baltimore. Also listed are Miss Lousie Underwood Miss M O Me Nantz Mr Edward Brooks from Washington and Mr and Mrs J W Crowell of Cambridge Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hills
Ion
Linganore Inn
Bertha L. Martien
Merryman
Richard M. Montgomery
H. Walter
Samuel Kraus
L. G. Walter
Baltimore
Lousie Underwood
M. O. MeNantz
Edward Brooks
Washington
J. W. Crowell
Cambridge
Physician Indicted Over Smallpox Reporting Failure
Dr. JWalter Strom of Howard County Fourth district was indicted by the grand jury for not reporting the presence of smallpox to the State Health Board in a timely manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Strom
Howard County
State Health Board
Keauver Family Holds Second Annual Reunion at Braddock Heights
The Kefauver family held its second annual reunion at Braddock Heights with over two hundred members traveling from Middletown Valley Frederick Emmitsburg and Ohio. A lavish dinner in a long pavilion featured a roast pig steeple cake and watermelon fruit displays. Officers were re-elected and plans made to meet again next year. The Middletown American Band provided music as attendees exchanged news and renewed ties in a festive day ending with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Arma
Ohio
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Middletown
H. M. Kefauver
BE. L. Mchean
Grace Reformed Church
J. Harry Kefanver
J. W. Pontins
Obriet Reformed Church
Viola Kefauver
Emory E. Coblentz
The
Frederick Bar
Mag Grace Kefa
Pontius
Maryland
Observatory
Mr. Ponting
Stabbing and Beating Injures Two Italian Laborers
Giovanni Bondi and Nazzarini Cardi, Italian workers on the Baltimore and Ohio roadbed at Adamstown, were assaulted last night with Bondi stabbed in the abdomen and Cardi beaten about the head. Suspects Catolino and Giustizo Deverardino fled. two men detained near Point of Rocks were not the assailants. Sheriff Troxell returned them to Adamstown for identification. the case centers on a disputed tool claim that sparked the fight. Bondi’s wounds are serious but not mortally so. Cardi’s injuries are painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Bond
Nazzarini Cardi
Baltimore and Ohio
Adamstown
Bondi
Cardi
Catalino
Giustizo Deveradino
Troxell
Point of Rocks
Talbott
Bondit
Donnely
Adamatown
Bridge on South Market Street in dangerous condition
The east side bridge over Carroll Creek on South Market Street is in bad shape with rotted rafters and boards lacking support. Immediate repairs are urged to prevent injuries to passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Creek
South Market Street
Meetings Set for Missionary Society and Guild of Saints
News of the churches reports Reform ed Missionary Society monthly meeting rescheduled for Tuesday evening September 10. St Marys Chapter of the Guild of All Saints Episcopal church will reconvene on Wednesday October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Missionary Society
St. Mary's
Guild of al Saints’ Episcopal Church
Gentry Brothers Show to Visit City and Local Events
The Gentry Bros famous show with the largest herd of dogs ponies and elephants will visit this city September 9 with afternoon and night performances. Also upcoming events include a Braddock Heights dance and Masonic lodge visit, plus local sales at The Bee and Groff's market. Bartlet pears are advertised at A L Kline and celery at Groff's Park market.
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Gentry Bros
Gentry Brothers
East Patrick
Morgan's Grove Fair Day Three Delights 9000 to 10000 Attend
The third and largest day of Morgan's Grove Fair drew an estimated 9000 to 10000 attendees with strong finances and gate receipts well ahead of last year. Events included an Athletic Park ball night, a 1 mile bicycle race won by Poole with 200 yard handicap, and plans for an old fashioned cake walk. A train excursion from the north and one from the south aided crowds. Police reported exemplary surveillance and no disorder. Local figures included Hon. Barry B. Chaplins representing Frederick County pair. Additionally a writ of habeas corpus led to release of Louis Mahon after a defective commitment. Farmers from multiple counties held a picnic at Wildwood Park with a tournament featuring Miss Sallie Sellman and Miss Katie Gould as heralds. Sanitary actions in Lonaconing target horseflies and impending hog killing law. A notable crop report cites J. W. Molesworth's 40 tons 1235 pounds of corn from ten acres.
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Morgan's Grove
Morgan’s Grove
Frederick County
Barry B. Chaplins
Athletic Park
Bark and
Poole
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