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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

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Prohibition Party Nominates Eugene W Chafin at Chicago Rally

Eugene W. Chafin accepted the Prohibition party nomination at Music Hall Chicago amid applause. Speakers from Michigan Wisconsin Ohio and Illinois outlined the party platform and urged anti liquor policy as a national issue. Chafin recalled Lincoln and warned major parties against liquor interests shaping policy.

Eugene W. Chafi Charles Scanlon Pitts Burg Columbus Timore Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Chaiman Sug Rammoel Pickie Thiilew College Albion Mich Ian Dickle de- Mecred Scanlon Hia Bief Chefin Mn Chafin Washington Der T Lincoln

Fatal Gasoline Explosion Kills Foreman in Hanover Shops

In Hanover Pennsylvania on August 19 Harry Wildasin, foreman, was killed and three other men seriously burned when a gasoline flame used to generate gas in Western Maryland railroad shops exploded from excessive pressure. Brother Bert Wildasin, Jacob Bixler, and William Staub suffered severe burns while attempting rescue.

Hanover Harry Wildasin Western Maryland Railroad Company Wildasin Wiltasin Bert Wildasin Jacob Bixler William Staub

Tarantula Bites Mans Lip At Westmoreland Street Store

Amos Eckert, grocery proprietor at 011 Westmoreland street, was bitten on the lip by a tarantula that jumped from a banana bunch. The spider chased up his arm while two women customers fled, tripping over a potato basket as groceries scattered. Eckert was treated at Samaritan hospital. Harvard Fund Reach $19,977,911. Cambridge reports college funds totaling 19,977,911 with 945,176 annual income and diverse investments in rail, real estate, and bonds.

Philadelphia Amos Eckert Westmoreland Street Eckert Samaritan Hospital Harvard Cambridge Maat Harvard Coltone College Ishamaek

Yorke and Adams in Playing the Ponies at City Open House

Yorke and Adams star in Agron Hoffman's medical comedy Playing the Ponies at the City Open House on Tuesday night August 1. The production features a lively chorus and fashionable costumes with a line of pretty girls and elegant footwear, promising an entertaining evening.

Themre New York B. E. Foreater Yorke Adams Agron Hoffman Tucsdibye Nigit Gira Healdes Yorkonid Adama

Playing the Ponies at the City Music and Horse Show

A chaotic write up lists performers and pony acts including Merry Widow Company Edward Morgik and Wallace Berry. It mentions schemes and names like Yankee County Maud Campbell George Swiiney Company Rob ert Burs and Nellie May Lyon amid a lively city tour with Alec the Knickerbocker Sextette and the Manhattan troupe.

Koown Payne Merry Widow Company Eiward Linton de Wolfe Sbulee de Wolfe Jayreed Hill Nellie May Lyon Ray Burk James the Widlip Oynch Gertrude Smyth Krink Martin Veor Maxwel Alec the

Explosion Follows Loud Alarm After Brooklyn Burglary Call

Mrs. Mary Harmon of 44 Johnson Street Brookyn heard burglars and struck a match triggering a blast in the bathroom. The blast hurled her, wrecked the room, and injured several others. she was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries as fire crews and neighbors assisted.

New York Mary Harmon Johnson Street Brooklyn

Hibernians Open Pennsylvania State Convention in Philadelphia

The Ancient Order of Hibernians state convention opens in Philadelphia with mass at the cathedral. Archbishop Ryan gives episcopal blessing as Mayor Reyburn welcomes delegates. State President Joseph McLaughlin accepts the keys of the city from the mayor amid addresses by national auxiliary president Mrs. Malia and others.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Order of ‘Hibernians Orter Ladies’ Auxiliary John F. McQuade Mauries McCarthy Pittsburg Joseph Dfiae Malia the Indies’ Auxiliary Father Fielding Ott City Scranton

Order of Buffaloes Elects Officers at Cincinnati Meet

At the National convention of the Order of Buffaloes in Cincinnati on August 19, New Orleans was chosen as the 1909 meeting site. Officers elected include Grand Bison T M David of New Orleans and Grand Chaplain Captain J B Wileon of Fort Wayne.

Order of Buffaloes Electonicers Cincinnati The Order of Buffaloes New Orleans Grand Bison T. M. David Grand Louis Grear J. B Wileon Fort Wayne Ind Grand Ascribe J. C. de Planier Greand Philip Johnson Brand Guide Frank Leininger Fla Hebel John Wingram

Prisoner Oliver Rouse Dies in Michigan Jail

Oliver Rouse, 66, jailed in Marshall Michigan for a circuit court trial on a statutory charge, refused food since July 15 and died after attempts to harm himself. He faced the September term and reportedly preferred death to trial.

Marshall Mich Oliver Rouse Ronse Bia Ceil

Birds tongues and mimicry in birds speech and feeding

A Chicago Record-Herald summary notes research from a Washington naturalist on bird tongues. It explains woodpeckers use a rapid extendable sticky tongue to capture prey, parrots mimic human speech due to a tongue suited for articulation, and mentions the hummingbird’s remarkable tongue extending from end to end to grasp insects.

Naturaliste Washington Hax Chicago Record-Herald

Banker A death by own action Left Note Saying He Was Neither Brunk Nor Insane

Alfred T. Wimberly a late image maker for the Bank era association of Des Moines, Ta, was found dead in his Louisville home from a self-inflicted pistol wound. A note on a table explains despondency and states he was tired of life with no crimes or domestic troubles.

Brunk Louisville Alfred T. Wimberly Bankera’ Tite Association Des Moines Tam A. T. Wiberly

Two Italians Killed in Pennsylvania Locomotive Accident

Aug. 19 Philadelphia suburb near Bristol two Italian laborers died and five were seriously injured when a locomotive cylinder head blew out while workers stood along tracks. Victims were Banaldo and Rogo. others scorched or bruised. Train sped at fifty miles per hour.

Pskiney Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Bristol Laboers Francisco Bolando

Smokeless Warship Forecast Sparks Gas Engine Debate

A long passage predicts smokeless naval vessels powered by gas engines to conserve coal and reduce smoke. Robert Haywood Fernald argues gas engines offer economy and strategic advantages, enabling lighter decks, greater range, and broader adoption beyond the navy.

Robert ‘Haywood United States Air Fernald Great Lakes Aterm Ite United States Geological Survey Gree Henite Neeth Baketa Fie

Ant Eaters and Wit Across News Clips

A collage of animal facts on anteaters including physical traits and hunting methods, followed by humorous and historical clippings. Included are a geographic lesson joke about Latin phrases, a diplomat jab about Japan and China, plus brief obituaries of choking deaths and a drowning incident with Dr Joseph Elepberg at Tupper Lake.

Frederick Market Priges Quotations From Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Market quotations dated 1908 list prices for various grains seeds and feedstuffs. Corn yellow and white ears shelled and barley wheat oats rye and buckwheat are shown with per bushel or per ton pricing. Also listed are hay clover timothy mixed straw and byproducts such as cotton seed meal and bran with ranges reflecting conditions at the exchange.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange i Gomraden Avauar Waar Timothy Har Nor Barso Bron

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