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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

4

Archbold questioned on Standard Oil loans and holdouts

Federal counsel Kellogg presses for records on loans totaling 2.7 million dollars to James McDonald by the American Standard Oil group amid a probe into control of the Anglo American and Manhattan Oil ventures. Archbold recalls resignations and details of trust liquidations and subsidiary stock holdings.

Hat York Oi Company Texas Patehard Oil Company Frank B. Kelly United John D. Archbold Kellogg James McDonald Ho-American Archbold AngloAmerican Company London Standard Manhattan Oil Company Ohio Henry Standard Oz Company of Standard Ol Company of New York Tele

Bribed Ring Hoax Ends With Red Glass Trinket

A rumor about Abruzzi’s ring being worth a fortune collapsed when the item proved to be red glass with a gold mount valued at 11.75. An assessed duty of 4.36 was paid, and the ring was sent to a joker who did not mind the loss.

Biking J

Postmasters in New Civil Service Exemption Change

Roosevelt advances a policy shifting fourth class postmasters east of the Wiesisatop river and north of the Ohio river into a non civil service process. Appointees from now on bypass examinations and existing postmasters retain status with no exam. States affected include Meine New Hampshire Vergwoot Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Michigan.

Roosevelt Garvice Washington Wiesisatop River Ohio River Peetmaster Meine New Hampshire Vergwoot Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Ilinois Wisconsin

Milk poured into gutter halts Berks County shipments

Pottsville health officers seized a milk train from Berks County at the Philadelphia Reading station and spilled the contents into the gutter. They aim to stop all further shipments from areas with typhoid fever, warning Pottsville faces a milk famine if supplies from that locality are cut off.

Pottaville Berka County Philadelphia @ Reading Berks County Pottsville Board of Health Pottsville Berke County

Baby Emperor Pu Yi Enthroned in Pekin Ceremony

In Pekin, on December 2, the three year old Pu Yi was enthroned as ruler of the Ching dynasty. Officials in bright jackets from across the empire attended to pledge loyalty amid traditional rites. Notables such as Yuan Shikai and Prince Chung were present at the ceremony.

Pekin Ching Middle Kingdom Pu Yi Kwang Bey Yuan Shi Kai Prince Chung Chang Chin Tung Chen Tung Liang Chang United States

Chinese Ambassador Tang Presents Indemnity Letter to Roosevelt

Tang Shao Yi, China's special ambassador, was received at the White House by President Roosevelt. The visit included a formal call and the delivery of a government letter thanking the United States for remitting a large portion of the Boxer indemnity, marking a significant milestone in China’s recent imperial transition.

China Washington Tang Shao Yi Roosevelt White House United Aatatea

Pope Reported Suffering From Pneumonia and Bronchitis

Circulation in Rome claims the pope is ill with pneumonia and bronchitis though officials deny serious illness. He remains in bed with a cold and doctors urge rest, delaying any attempt to rise.

Rome

Taft and Cannon Face House Rule Revisions in Taft Progressivism

Hot Springs Virginia December reports indicate Taft seeks to back Cannon’s reelection as speaker while pursuing a revised House rule framework. Sources say the Taft camp and Cannon crowd are near consensus on a thorough revision aligned with Taft pledges and a broader progressive program including tariff reform and enforcement enhancements.

Hot Springs Taft Joseph G. Cannon Cannon Frank HH. T Htchcock Cannan Hitchcock Washington Department of Justice H. Pipiens Interalata | Commerce Acr Canton Danny House

WHY BUTTER iS HIGH Markets Cornered By Produce Men

Chicago December 2 rumors persist of a corner in June storage butter blamed on Chicago Elgin and western producers. Despite larger than usual supplies prices remain high with further advances possible before relief. Storage butter stock is described as tightly held and prices rising.

Chicago Elgin Astern

Yale graduate student dies after rock jump

John Alan White, twenty, of Walton New York, a Yale graduate student, died after leaping from West Rock New Haven Conn. His body was found by roommate Harry L. Agard. He had been under intense worry over typhoid illness in his brother and sister.

Slater

Real Estate Transfers and Notices From Frederick Circuit and Orphans Courts

Week ended December 2 1908 records show transfers of property incl Jonathan Henry Berbrd Walker and others. Marriage licenses issued Frank Trove to Edna Mundy and several public notices plus administration and estate actions in Lettera of administrtion for Thomas W. Bsyler and other executorships.

Circuit and Orphans‘ Courts Circuit and Orphans Eney Berbrd Jobin Walker Ani Hank Mugrygula Monrovin David Lowenstain John W.C. Cromandwale Elty Kitten Dan Cheek O Everday Jamnes Calvin Clark Predarieky County G.T. Groeanickle County Conmssioners Sargnea S Harry WL Bowers Real State Fredenck Vty Eizabeth Lee Mee Emma M. Fronertyek Real Prederick Alty Te Lavingag Wenner'ét al Richard J. Anderron Renth Estate Om Brumarck POL, Mageth Company Schaeffer Tadrgett Ial Estate Ely Marriaos Licenheh Clayborne Trove Edna Beth Eumundy Frederick Daniel Henry Etzter Libertytown Mary Virginia Nusbaum Unionville Raymond Eldridge Morley Virgie E. Beall Mearosia Harry C. E. Kranty Cordelia Frances Surumera Readdovd Ernest W. Gathur Mary A. Heard Near Liberty Orfrana Court Mary A. Isyter Thoms W. Bsyler Ira J. McCurdy Christinha W. Ceumivell Artur Cromwell J. Newton Kindley Deceuwers Gig. M. Taauagle Geo. M. Lanogie Courvé Geo. M. Tsanogte Martin I. Beard Lucretia Young Joseph Walfe Daniel Wolfe Atahar L. Wolfe Margaret W. Hoffman Alexander Yearly Ellen A. Brown John ‘Tf Harshman John T. Harshman Christopher Bidle Caristapher Bidle John A. Bidle Wm. McBride Solin Gladhill

Automatic Door At Fifth Avenue Restaurant Attracts Attention

A famous Fifth Avenue restaurant in New York recently installed an automatic door with a wooden platform and mats that retract after entry. The device opens smoothly closes behind guests, resists wind, and uses an oil dash pot to prevent slamming, drawing patrons for its novelty.

Fifth Avenue New York

Christmas Stamp of the Red Cross Aids Tuberculosis Fight

Frederick merchants join a Red Cross effort to spread the Christmas Stamp designed to raise funds for tuberculosis work. The stamp, designed by Howard Pyle, costs 10 cents per sheet, 24 for 25 cents, or 48 for 50 cents, and will be sold in stamps and small books. Proceeds support state tuberculosis programs as the nation battles the White Plague.

Red Cross “Society Frederick Red Crows Aiden Crisfé Red Cross Delaware Howard Pyle Dheeta Ae Bs Denmark Pennsylvania Book Raft

Young Roosevelt Diplomat Tells Teacher His Father Is President

Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of the President, was urged not to reveal his family status at school in Washington. On the first day, when asked about his father’s occupation, he paused then answered simply that his father is “It.”

Philadelphia Washington Roosevelt Quentin Quentin Roosevelt Lagan White House Q& Certain Lipplincott’s

Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Prices for farm commodities include New Yellow Ear Corn 2.85 per barrel and New White Ear Corn at 2.75 per barrel. Shelled corn ranges 4.5 to 6.0 cents per bushel, with variations for white and yellow varieties. Timothy hay, wheat, rye, oats, buckwheat, and cornmeal are listed with per unit ranges, reflecting market spread in December 1908.

Har Timothy Glover

Rexall Mucu-Tone Promised Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a guaranteed cure for catarrh, asserting internal absorption through the bloodstream and claiming success across acute and chronic forms. It promises refunds if the remedy fails and notes two sizes 50c and 1.00 with typical courses of several bottles for chronic cases. A stray anecdote about a pompous deacon ends the fragmented notice.

A. Williamson North Market Atree

Proposals sought for county jail project and notices of office moves

Notices outline a three month window for bids on improvements to the Albany house and jail with bid opening on December 29 1000 at nine thirty AM. Commissioners will award to lowest responsible bidder who provides bond. contact Houck or Lilly for copies. Also announces George R Dennis Jr has moved his law office to 120 West Church Street and lists numerous properties for sale or rent in Arcach City.

Chariton Broderick Canney Man Agit Aliinhouse Court House Elye Bond Ag Addrew Houck Samuel L. Lilly Arekech City David Cramer Board of Alder~ Taet Frederick City Board of Appeal City Hall Maryland Sesson Frederick Board of Aldermen Emovai George R. Dennis, JR West Church Street

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