The Saturday News Prepares Big Tomorrow Issue
The Saturday News promises a doubled page count with an abundance of reading matter. Features include The Danvers Jewels installment, China’s bright side by Captain Kilmer, special illustrated articles, farmer topics, a Sunday school lesson, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. Two cents a copy delivered or mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Theatoms
Red Pottaga
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Notice to Subsurivers and Local Show Announcements
Tomorrow is the fifteenth day for regular collection by Too Danly News carriers. subscribers should have exact change ready. Edward S. Bowins of Middletown, Johns Hopkins graduate, has been elected a titleholder in a local dog and pony show. The Gentry Dog and Pony Show comes to the city next Monday September 24, billed as a premier exhibition of animal intelligence.
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Tas
Too Danly News
Biologia
Edward S. Bowins
Middletown
Ann Bowlus
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
City's Water Supply Dangers Debated by Alderman
Frederick alderman argues over the city water supply amid reports from The Baltimore Sun and Fredericks sources. Leaks in Fishing Creek intake and dam repair are questioned as reservoir levels drop, with officials urging conservation and caution amid public concern.
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Frank Tyergar
Fisterg Creek
Baltimore Sun Today
Fishing Creek
Frederick
William H. Harrison
Barrison
Tuscarora
Citisen
Ignstion
Tyeryar
Tyergar
Lun Acard
Sun
Brown
Elmer Brown
Board of Aldermen
Water Committee
Sna
Rear Admiral Sicard Dies in Rumsey West Virginia
Rear Admiral Montgomery Sicard dies of apoplexy in Rumey West Virginia on September 14. The veteran naval officer, long prominent in maritime service, passed away today in the local medical facility.
Sew Horror at Galveston Typhoid Threatens City
Special dispatch reports typhoid fever sweeping Galveston with 400 cases reported in a single day, threatening depopulation of the city. The outbreak alarms officials as health measures are urged to curb the spread.
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Gatossrox
Li Hang Chang Starts For Pekin
Li Hang Chang begins his journey to Pekin today as a special dispatch to Tue Laws reports from Sxaxauat.
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Sxaxauat
Li Hang Chang
Pekin
Townful of Visitors and Residents Return to Frederick
A list of locals and guests visiting Frederick figures, including Mrs Cornelia Stauffer of Dayton and Miss Katherine Houf of Washington. Periods abroad, summer visits and returns are noted for several residents and visitors. Names include Rev S M Hench, Mrs Hench, Mr E O Weane, and Miss Blanche W Simmons among others.
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Howe
Cornelia Stauffer
Dayton
Ohio
Guy Steele
Westminster
George Straweberger
Roanoke
Frederick
Belle Kingsbaker
Missouri
E. O. Weane
Carroll County
Maude
Ciampi Grombine
Thurmont
BM. Hench
Europe
Hench
Pennsylvania
Haa Slao
Mrs. Brewer
Washington
Elmores Farm
Blanche W. Simmons
Deaths of Philemon Griffith and George Rouzer in Maryland
Philemon Griffith of Mt Airy formerly New Market died young after a general illness aged about seven years. He leaves a widow and eight Griffith children in Maryland Virginia and North Dakota and Goshen Montgomery County. Funeral scheduled for Mt George. George W Rouzer of Hagerstown died after paralysis aged 60 years 5 months 10 days. Survived by wife and several children including William M G Edward in Hagerstown Clarence a marine on the Scorpion then docked at Boston. He was part of the Manus battle crew on Raleigh.
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Philemon Griffith
Mt. Airy
New Market
Griffith
Alexandria
Williams
Philemon
Baltimore
Tanjore T
Fargo
North Dakota
Guy
Mt. Aer
Edwin Waters
Goshen
Montgomery County
Joseph M. Wood
Linda Griffith
George W- Bouzer
George W. Rouzer
Hageratown
Mr. Rouzer
Fegustonsi
William M
G. Edward
Hagerstown
Clarence
Boston
Manus
Raleigh
The Late Henry C Hallowell Honored by Olney Board
At a Montgomery county Olney district Board of Health meeting a memorial to Henry C Hallowell was adopted praising his 16 years as president of the Geneva district board and his devotion to sanitary work. The memorial notes his foresight, courtesy, and role in promoting voluntary sanitary associations and public respect for sanitary decisions.
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Henry C. Hallowell
Board of Health of
Olney
Montgomery County
Maryland
Board of Health
Giney District
Voluntary Sanitary Association
Snd
Foundations Near Completion At United Brethren Church
Work on West Second Street advances with the foundation completed and masons continuing. Crews are tearing down the old tower to make way for the new United Brethren church structure.
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United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Union Manufacturing Adds Brick Annex on West Side
Report describes Union Manufacturing Company erecting a brick addition on the western side of its main building and notes the new structure will be connected to the Local Mart area. Market quotations for today list corn at 2.25 per barrel, shelled corn at .45 per bushel, wheat at .65 per bushel, hay at 12 to 14 dollars per ton, with other figures unclear.
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Union Manufacturing Company
W. Hargets
H. E. Wilcoxox
Music Hall
Market Atrest
Annex
Market Street
Frock Pension Update Noted in Local Record
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a 1 percent pension matter involving Oliver Mra. Frock, with unclear dates or full context. Further readable details not clear. source shows partial names and actions requiring confirmation.
Red Cross Auxiliary Calls Public Meeting for Relief Effort
A Baltimore Annapolis Frederick notice urges citizens to attend a city hall meeting at 1 pm to form a relief movement for Galveston disaster victims. Donations of clothing and groceries are welcomed. money sent to the National Red Cross via Henry Williams. Galveston relief work has begun under Clara Barton with trains being organized.
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National Red Cross Association
New York
Henry Williams
Red Cros Society
Galveston
Clara Barton
Boon
Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
Frederick
Siihorta
Bula Eichelberger
West Church Street
United States Express Company
Tros. ScHiry
G. Thomas
Ext
V. Eicneceenesr
Child feeds snake at Millstone sighting and park races
A young boy Willis Rice, two, fed a large blacksnake from his nursing bottle in Millstone, Washington oovatr. At Athletic Park Frederick Bicycle Club hosted a race meet with United Drill Association exhibition under Captain Stokes. Four races produced slow times, fastest 2.29 2-5, Rowland of Hagerstown passed McDonald of Frederick in unlimited pursuit after 21 and a half miles. Dancing began after ten o'clock.
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Millstone
Washington
Oovatr
Gymon Herbert
Willis Rice
Mr. Herbert
Stig
Athletic Park
Frederick
Rowland
Hagerstown
McDonald
One Day Courtship Ends in Quick Marriage
Mrs Ida Heinbaugh of Fulton county Pa answers Michael Steel of Pittsburg who seeks a wife. They wed in McConnellaburg the day after meeting, Steel a widower with seven children and Heinbaugh mother of four. Also notes Hagerstown opens new brewery with 1000 attendees, output 250 barrels daily, cost about 150000, plus a dubious Syrup of Figs promotion.
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Ida Heinbaugh
Fulton County
Michael Steel
Pittsburg
Steel
McConnellaburg
Hagerstown
Pry Hee
Local College Opening Spurs Debate and Plans
Lan caster institutions Ba M. College Frazvkite and Marehall College held a morning ceremony with Prof Bo Schbin delivering remarks. A year of growth includes new chairs, library updates, and a plan to reuse shelves later in the year. Students numbered 32 new entrants. Harvard and University of Pennsylvania names appear in discussion of German and French chairs. Various ads follow including music lessons, club events, and a city sale on instruments, with excursions to Niagara Falls advertised by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Frazvkite
Marehall College
Lancaster
Bo Scbhin
Historiva
Ustlend
University of Peomylagee
Kufeanor Powell
Harvard Univerity
Bransch
Hagerstown
Frederick
Keedysville
Harper's Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Niagara
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Calton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Universal Bargains End of Week Sale at The Glags of Fashion
John Hendrickson advertises end of week bargains with heavy cotton fabrics and silk and wool items for men women and children. Emphasizes large discounts on blankets umbrellas bedspreads lace curtains and hosiery with limited sale period and bold price points.
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Fashion Universal
Nemo & Mauss
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Geo
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Rotire
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Sauties
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the Saturday News
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XO Danger
Mina Ose Foarkake
Wm. C. Johngos
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Oliver
Galveston Suilerere
RED Cross
California Fig Syrup Co
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M. Halfway Company
Regalar
Braddock Heights
Myersville
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Prof. Shepherd's
G. O. Aesherman
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Tarma
Caborn
Wilcoxon
W. W. Osburn
Ladica Tailoring
Gautier
East Church Street
H. E. Witcoxes
Wm. Knabe & Co
Wm. CG. Boteler
N. Market Street
Niagara Falla
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America
B. & O. Boys! Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
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Switzerland
Clinton E. Main
Clinton E. Slain
Staccacdmie Feditee Daly
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L. E. Mullinex
L. E. Mullinez
John Hendrickson
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Joss Hesvinxson
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Frederick, MD
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Daxt
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Deus Kode & CO
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J. Bessely Keller
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Ceresville Flour
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Keller
Patrick
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Real Estate and Insurance
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Stewart P. Dean
Msidawly D. B. C
Nicodemus
Tetandawiy
Alfred Ritter
Bass’ Court
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Toes
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Charles F. Levy
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