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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1896
Page
4
Tax Warner News Weekly Ad Timetable and Features
The weekly issue will be a twelve page resty edition with new features and the largest circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertisers are urged to submit copy by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. that day for the upcoming issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Weeetr News
Frederick City
Tax Warner News
Electrician Experiments on Blind Merchant Substitue
Johan F. Marti a blind draggliat's clerk, serving since April 29 as subject for alleged sight restorers, undergoes another experiment by Water W. Feltz from California. Feltz uses a primary battery with four cells to send current through the brain to the optic nerve, claims no impurities, warns of blood vessel rupture, and reports partial light perception return. Feltz previously cured paralysis of the jaw and notes voltage, not amperage, determines danger, as energy through the nerve aims to restore sight despite risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano
Merchent
Johan F. Marti
Charles Broadway Gass
Martin
Water W. Feltz
California
Tau News
Mr. Reuss
Mr. Feltz
Mr. Felts
Felts
New York World
Peita
Rousa
Personal notices and social guests in Maryland area
Purely personal items list Mr Albert Gilson visiting with Rev A H Zimmerman at Hagerstown. Mrs William Otis Tyler of Luray Va attends a guest at Col Ira Tyler's East Pat Tick arrest. Mrs Alton B Carty of Washington visits Mrs B M Carty South Market Street. Rev Dr Cort Inmalied and a Maryland Clantable count noted. Rev Dr Cort transferred from Philadelphia to Maryland Crassis and installed as pastor at Sibillasville charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gilson
A. H. Zimmerman
Hagerstown
William Otis Tyler
Luray
Ira Tyler
East Pat- Tick
Alton B. Carty
Washington
BM. Carty
South Market Street
Cort
Maryland
Has County
Philadelphia Ciamis
Maryland Crassis
Sibillasville Chargs
Summer and Winter in The Mews
An old darkey remarks on the contrast between summer and winter. He notes crowds of young men riding hired bicycles and implies a seasonal atmosphere of activity. The scene suggests how perceptions shift with the weather and time.
The Electric Road Near Frederick Progress Update
The Electric Road near Frederick reports cars not yet arriving as delays frustrate directors. President Smith closely monitors progress along the line from New Castle to the city, with rails laid at East Patrick and Carroll streets and work focused on ballast, gutters, guard rails, and wiring toward Middletown. Hope remains to have the road operational soon for picnics and trolley travel to Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frederick
Patrick Street
Bonda
Braddock Heights
Sbont
Middletown
Tartth
Frederice
News of the State Highlights and Local Deaths
George L. Wellington spoke at Salisbury and Dr. Washington Finley died near Church Hill aged 85. William P. Howard buried at Elkton. Wesley P. Gosnell died near Watersville at age 5. Republicans of Talbot in convention favored Dr. Barber for Congress. A Baltimore and Ohio engineer fell from his engine near Cherry Ran. efforts to restore Whitemarsh Church planned. Navy coal contracts noted. Charles Whitaker buried near Forest Hill after fatality. Benjamin Phillips injured by falling stone near Clear Spring. Inquest into James J. Irwin murder at Allens Fresh set for Friday. County school commissioners appointed by Governor Lowndes began work. various counties reorganized. Sereh Tho, a colored domestic, recounts a dramatic encounter with a large snake. Imnar Eclipses notes a partial moon eclipse on August 22. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wellington
Salisbury
Washington Finley
William P. Howard
Cecil Court
Elkton
Wesley P. Gosnell
Watersville
Carroll County
Talbot County
Barber
Congress
Baltimore and Ohio
Cherry
Whitemarsh
Hagerstown
Ohio Railroad
Ellicott City
Charles County
Semanto
James J. Irwin
Allens Fresh
Matthews
la Plats
Hysterica
School Commissioners Reorganize and Hear Reports
The board met for several days reviewing teachers and schools from Red Hill to New Market and Knoxville. It approved contracts, awarded window bids, and granted ten dollars for a Breddock library plus a state normal school scholarship for Ralph Lorents. The reorganized board elected Zimmermann president Kolltz secretary Young treasurer and appointed committee on text books. Open schools Sept 1 and acknowledge retirements of Holtz Patrow Brown with new officers Kefavver Urner and others.
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SS 2
Red Hill
Lottie Thomas
New Market
Tope Wood
Knoxville
Bally Garrett
Jagki Heyitte
Florence de Meth
Barnoes
J. W. Grove
Avera Sanstatg
Susie Hardy
M. 4
E Bier
Siete Board of
Esseation
North Market Street
Wea
E Cline
Wes Miller & Co
Bissoo
Forest Grove
F. A. Mohler
St Mark's
Adah Deianter
Monumest
Suan
Erard
Dely
Eza K Zimmerman
Presdent
EB. L. Kolltz
S N. Young
Mesara
Z'mmermir
Umer
Lakin
Boblitz
Ts O
P. L. Dargette Co
Miduictuan
Kefauver
R Zimmeraaa
George W. Dev‘bias
Boc
Kefaever
Mm H Lakin
D. D. Thema
Amos Urner
Sit
Holtz
Cranty
Capabe
le Carriva
Bis
Hlagne
Mir
S . Youur
Samuel Patrow
Joseph Brown
County Rosea
Mesars
Kefwaver
Urner
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND SPORTING NOTES
Annie Cole seeks legal remedy after alleging assault by her husband who struck her with a chair. Warrant issued for his arrest. other cases include McClellan Dixon charged with assault, Doane Philips detained for threats, William E. Black dismissed after wife refused to testify, Gordon Lewis released after paying fine, and Fatatel Page’s bail set. Boxing match previews note Prof Saffin vs Edwin Freed at the Opera House drawing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cole
Bleer
Annie
McClellan Dixon
William N. White
Pace
Park Mills
James B. Dixon
Firet Pamed
Doane Philips
Araby
Edward Adams
Dismim&d
Simpson
Willam E. Black
High Road
Blank
Biser
Cass Wass
Fatatel Page
Getsabaugh
Samuel Titlow
Renner
Hiser
Warerant
Lewis Maddocke
Fnterest
Prof. Saffin
Edwin Freed
Opera House
Rexy
Freed
Lefisp
Pro
Henry Watson Children's Aid Society event in Frederick
A Henry Watson Children's Aid Society speaker, Capt. Walter Parker, addresses the M B Church about the society in Maryland. The talk outlines aims to care for destitute children, place them in foster homes or adoption, and supervise homes by visits and reports. The society notes 2708 children aided in 34 years, with 2295 placed in country homes, plus departments for girls, sewing, cutting and fitting, and transient boarders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moziay
Willa
Pater
Henry Watson
Frederick
Will Ergue
Palrer
M. B
Isa Safe
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society
Miarginad
Maryland
Publica
Vallova
BASE BALL GAME BETWEEN RAILROAD ISLANDS AND NO GOODS
A detailed report of a brick-yard baseball game where No Goods defeated Railroad Islands 13 to 2. Fox pitched well allowing three hits. Deeg struck out nine. Notable moments include Bradshaw and Pig making runs and ten home runs noted in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Yard
Railroad Islands
Bennett
Deeg
Soithwest Ait Bard
Fox
Shy
Harry Bradshaw
Igame
Coal near Taney Town finds promising anthracite soil
Westminster workmen at a graveyard quarry half a mile from Taney town on Gettysburg road uncover a substance resembling coal along Plaey Creek. A Johns Hopkins geologist deems it good anthracite soil and suggests deeper layers may yield paying quantity. Separately, a Virginia elopement tale links Grayson Connor and George Vernur to a Fredericksburg area life as a new couple, leaving deserted spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
John Yiogileg
Taneytown
Gettysburg Road
Plaey Creek
Ylogling
Johns Hopking University
Leatos
Hagerstown Mall
Linder
Fauguter County
Gray
Connor
George Vernur
Grayson
Bis
George
Riverton
Maryland
Frederick
Grand convention to honor the dog law in Frederick district
A public notice announces a August 9 1898 gathering in Northwest Addition to celebrate the mayor and police enforcing the dog law. Dogs of all kinds will attend with important business to be transacted. Excursions to Atlantic City are advertised with round trip trains from Frederick and Hagerstown. Tickets priced at 560 with several daily departures and 19 day validity. Information available from B and O agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Northwest
Dee Law
Atlantic
Thuradey
Atlantic Chry
Hagerstown
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Life’s Troubles and Umbrellas
Disjointed OCR text references life’s burdens and a product sale. Mentions wheel, travel, weather, and umbrellas. Readable portions highlight a general motivational tone and a commercial closing about selling umbrellas.
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