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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

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4

New Beef Price Rival to Challenge Chicago Stock Yards

An independent firm the Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company plans to enter beef trade Oct. 3 with $2.5 million capital. It buys 25 acres, will cut stock prices and feed costs, drop track charges, and allow outside feeding. Union Stock Yards officials doubt impact.

Chicago Ae Rence Sauer Chicago Stock Yards Company Unt ‘Stock Yards Trassit Company H. W. Rockwell Dew Company Beef Trust Hig Ogncern Ooncern Rockwell Chica Company Union Btock Yards Chicane Junction Union Stock Yards Company

Delaware Republicans Hold County Caucuses Amid Nomination Shuffle

In Dover the Republican state organization faced a disrupted nominating process with county caucuses favoring an out of order convention. Theodore Clark of New Castle County is named as Auditor of Accounts after the irregular proceedings.

Dover Del Sean Deieg Theodore ¥. Clark New Castle County

Minister Shoots Self in Hotel Room After Denouncing Materialism

Ney York reports Rev. Albert H. Trick, once a Presbyterian pastor in Chicago and later at Saratoga, killed himself in a Mills hotel room. In a letter to Charles N. Dowd he described loneliness in the church and rejected worship of America’s trinity of success, pleasure, and gold.

Ney York America Albert H Mills Jie Chicago Saratoga N. Y

Roosevelt Attends Jordan sville Library Dedication Ceremony

President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with their children attended the opening of a public library in Jordansville New York in memory of the mother of Douglas Robinson. The library was formally turned over to the village with Mrs Douglas Robinson as Roosevelt’s secretary present. Edou Root and James Sherman were among the guests. Cubans set Nov 14 for presidential election and Jan 28 1909 for inauguration following talks with President Roosevelt.

Mr. Rooeavelt Jordansville N. Y Roosevelt Ethel Kermit Douglas Robinson Pewis Slater Mar. Robinson Eddu Root James 8. Sherman Oyster Bay Cuba Charles B. Magoon Boostevelt Magoon Imnell

Pensions For Aged Printers Intro in Chicago

Veteran printers in Chicago will receive old-age pensions from the International Typographical Union. Four dollars a week will be paid to printers over sixty who have twenty years or more of union membership, drawn from the pension fund.

Peinteras Chicago United States International Typographical Union

Died at 93 Joseph Butcher Camden New Jersey

Joseph Butcher, oldest member of the Old Fellows lodge in New Jersey, died at his Camden home at age 93. The item notes several disparate news bits including a 2,000 man employment claim at the Cherry River villa.

Joseph Butcher Old Fellows’ Lodge New Jersey Camden Cherry River Boom & Lumber Company Richwood Clarkeburg Clayton W. Williams L. B. Briggs Chicago Cunnord Marage New York Detchman

Requests to Taft About Advertising Board End

The piece describes appeals sent to William Howard Taft including a cripple in California offering to sell advertising space on a wheelchair and various individuals asking for gifts or favors. It notes Taft’s mail volume remains heavy though lighter than July, with four staff under private secretary Fred W. Carpenter handling the correspondence.

Newark Taft Paso Wellington Uftaiza Angel Pia Yale Huyatie Ana United States Cena Nino Teton Revaclt Fred W. Carpenter

Pygmy Cliff Dwellers and Laughing Society Curios

Explorer Henry O. Flipper reports finding cliff dwellings in Chihuahua Mexico with 82 rooms on Carabato creek and nearby Rio Chico and Guaynapa. Dwellings are stone mud cement with overhanging roofs, walls five inches thick, doors small. the sites suggest very short inhabitants. Separately a New York idea proposes a national school of laughing as music, urged by a New York woman. experts warn against harmful laughter and endorse healthy laughter as exercise.

Henry, O. Flipper Siarra Madres Chihuahua Mexico Carabato Creek Rio Chico Guaynapa Flipper United States Particulum Milan New York

Leather Dresses From Paris Arrive for Winter Wear

A New York fashion observer notes dresses of soft leather from Paris for women this winter. The leather is prepared by Paris merchants and will be featured in upcoming collections.

New York Paris

Wireless phone to rise atop Met Life tower in New York

De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company plans a 10 kilowatt wireless telephone system on a 100 foot antenna atop the Metropolitan Life Insurance tower in New York. The 700 foot wire run from roof to penthouse will aim for Mediterranean reach and Paris talk including ships at sea.

Lweless York Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York City de Forest Rally Teleitrone Company Lee de Olka Selenite Madison Eiffel Tower Tie Hardie Chek Achievs Metropolitan Fourth Avenue I Estalled de ‘Forest Aga New York Mnera de Forcast

Women as Rural Carriers Show Cheerful Courage on Long Routes

The Post Office reports increasing numbers of women in rural delivery roles though not favored by policy. Miss Lennon Sennett, a substitute on a twenty eight mile New England route, says she fears no danger and handles the long, wooded drive alone with confidence, noting the support of reliable horses and friendly patrons.

Postoffics Department Degraw Post Office Department Washington Lennon Sennett New England Miss Bennett Misa Bennett Miss Sennott Cartier Emile Leona Sennett

Wild Wolves Return Threaten Minnesota Wildlife

The article notes wolves expanding in northern Minnesota, in national and state parks, threatening game species. It cites historic towns Mankato St Peter New Ulm and warns of renewed extermination efforts and higher bounties as depredations grow across the region.

Minnesota Worthern See Mankato St Péter New Ulm St. Paul

Giant Lake Steamer Gathers Awe With Vast Design

The ship spans 444 feet, 98 feet wide, with seven decks and electric elevator access. It features a bow rudder for quick turns, a double bottom hold with ten compartments, water ballast, and a 2000 arc lamp power plant. Grand salon, Mexican mahogany decor, Louis XVI motifs, and 5500 yards of carpet highlight opulent interiors.

Cleveland

Doubt and be damned battle cry cited in church notes

Fragmentary report describes Ungdemh of Heaven Church of the Firathorns and an individual Blaby with talk of divine order, appointing ministers and gathering Israel. Mention of Blakely a carpenter, ex-LDS member, and reference to a special Iowa Legislature session to amend the primary law for electing a U S Senate successor.

Heaven Church of the Firathorns Elyay Thas Fey Appalles Israel Blakely Latter Day Saints Hhore Iowa Des Moines Cummins Lowe Allison Desconts

Widow Mary Ann Spotts Dies by Suicide in Home

Eighty year old Mrs. Mary Ann Spotts of Robesonia Pennsylvania hanged herself at a relative’s home. She had suffered cancer for years and was despondent before her death on August 26.

Clayton N. J Atlantic City Franklinelle Viola Hawn W. R. Vagneman Vanneman Johnson Sid Yan Camden M. H. Lumima Cooper Hospital Robesonia Mary Ann Spotts

Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Quotations dated August 26, 1908 show prices for corn oats wheat hay and grains. No. 2 red wheat and various timothy mixes listed with per barrel and per bushel rates. soybeans not present. Prices reflect local market values for dairy feed cereal grains and fiber products.

Frederick County Farmers‘ Exchange Doan

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