Saturday News preview promises extra pages and features
The Saturday News announces tomorrow’s edition will have double the pages with extensive reading matter. Highlights include The Return to His Child by John J A Beckett illustrated, Fought with a Mad Bull farmer story, The Bravest of Men about Michael Ney, and special illustrated articles. Sections for ladies farmers Sunday school notes and letters from Mary Jane add to a broad, helpful paper costing two cents.
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Sig
Tas
John J.a’becket
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tos
Czolgorz Collapses Reaching Penitentiary
Special Dispatch reports Czolgorz arriving at the penitentiary and collapsing completely. A message from Czolgorz to his father expresses regret for leaving a bad name. Also notes a Democratic Convention in Frederick County and a bus accident at the B and O depot. A Sunday excursion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is announced. Fishermen Nicholas, William, and August Brust caught 20 bass on the Potomac.
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Taz News
Avsors
Czolgorz
Aosturn
Czolgosz
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Frederick
Nicholas, William and
August Brust
West Patrick Street
Potomac
Wrestling will case reveals Miss Wiestling's will and mind
Court heard testimony from Miss Wiestling relatives and acquaintances about her will, finances, and mental capacity. Witnesses described her charitable pledges, living conditions, and affection for Mr Norwood, with details of her home, health, and last years. The trial focused on the validity and terms of her will and the alleged influence by others.
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F. O. Norwood
Miss Wieastling
Annie Mary Smith
Misa Wieatling
Misa Smith
Miss Wrestling
Missionary Societies
Dr. Wagner
Miss Wieatling
Mr. Norwood
Alisa Wiestling
Miss Smith
Noone
Sim
Miss Whestling
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Reed
Witheas
Norwood
Zimmerman
Wiestling House
D. J. Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Miss Wiestling and Bentz Street Residents Testify
Testimony from Bentz Street residents including Lizzie Nichols Christian Gerlack and Olivia Hide details Miss Wiestling’s appearance, clothing, and relationships. Witnesses discuss her head nods coughs and the will beside conversations at the Hotel Rennert and with Dr Norwood as to the will's authenticity and handwriting.
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Lizzie Nichols
Bentz Street
Miss Wiestling
Mise
Oley Accora
Misa Wiestling
Charles Stephens
Norwoods
Yeston
Norwood
Rennert
Baltimore
Ahs
Judge William A. Fisher Dies After Heart Failure
William Alexander Fisher former Supreme Bench of Baltimore, head of Fisher Brose Fisher law firm, died at home near Raxton Baltimore County after heart failure. Born January 8 1886 in Baltimore, he was son of William Fisher and Jane Alricks Fisher. He studied at St Marys College Loyola and Princeton, where he earned his A. degree.
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Supreme Bench of Baltimore
Baltimore
Fisher, Brose & Fisher
Raxton
Baltimore County
Northern Central Railway
William Alexander Fisher
William Fisher
Jane Alricks Fisher
William Fisher & Sons
St. Mary's College
Loyola College
Princeton
Longtime Maryland Judge Fisher Proved Useful in Public Service
In November 1819 he was elected to the Maryland Senate from Baltimore city on the Democratic ticket and earned a reputation for thorough business methods and sound habits. He later ran in the 1882 judicial election on multiple tickets, won the largest vote but remained the sole regular Democratic judge, serving four years before resigning in 1887 to return to private practice. He allied with W Osbell Bruca and later his son D K Este Fisher in a family firm. He served as trustee for several charities and estates, and was married in 1559 to Louise Este, leaving four children. John E R Wood of the Frederick bar will speak in Somerset for a Democratic mass meeting. A new Modern Woodmen camp with 61 charter members was formed in Cumberland, led by R E L Bowie.
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Maryland Senate
Baltimore City
Fisher
W. Osbell Bruca
D. K. Este Fisher
Purely Personal Notices From Libertytown and Nearby
Miss Willie Phillipa of Libertytown returns to Pennington New Jersey. Mrs Annie R Yingling of Libertytown leaves for Ohio to visit relatives. Miss Regina Hammond on East Patrick Street visits friends in Baltimore. Miss O Beasia Coatle of this city studies at Irving College Mechanicburg Pa. Mrs Charles Helfenstein on East Church Street spends a few days in Baltimore. Miss Lizzie Getzendaner of this city visits Mrs Walter Waller in Shearneysville West Virginia. Siety Oneata of Notre Dame Academy Libertytown transfers. a novice takes her place. Ms Jobs os hee accepts a position with Jackson Broa Whaleyville Va. Mrs F A Gains and children of Union W Va visiting parental home Mrs A J DeLashmutt South Market Street. Miss Hattie Myers returning from Matthews Pa to Donba.
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Willie Phillipa
Libertytown
Pennington
N. J
Annie R Yingling
Ohio
Regina Hammond
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
O. Beasia Oaatle
Irving College
Mechanicaburg
Charles Helfenstein
East Churchhstreet
Lizzie Getzendaner
Walter ©. Waller
Shearneysville
W. Va
Sietty Oneata
Notre Dame Academy
Jobsos Hee
Jackson Broa
Whaleyville
F. A. Gains and Children
Union
A. J
Visitation Academy Marks 55th Anniversary and School Growth
Visitation Academy notes a favorable start to the scholastic year as boarders rise to fifty with an equal number of day pupils. The kindergarten shows strength, the stairway is completed, and a fallen old tree was removed after the September storm. Alumni entertainments are planned amid a Hershberger-Allnutt injaction case, which was dismissed on remedy at law grounds. An express fruit cake shipment to Bavarian royalty is reported, with a 450 charge. Directors were elected for Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company: D. O. Winebrewer, David Lowenstein, Geo. Wm. Smith, J. D. Baker, E. W. Mercier, T. Fitzgerald, Holmes D. Baker.
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Tilglman T. Hecshberger
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Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company
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Thia Cty
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T. Fitzgerald
Holmes D. Baker
Braddock Heights Dance Tonight With Live Orchestra
Regular dance tonight at Braddock Heights with the Frederick SS leet Orchestra. Dancing free and protection from the cold. Cars leave 480, 6, 7, 7 30, 9. Also Saturday night fried oyster specials and limited late sheet music copies for sale. Union Veterans Excampment Gettysburg event and rail travel details noted.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Moasie
Frederick Ssleet
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