Conservation Conference Opens in Washington Focus on Resources
Washington hosts a joint conservation conference with the rivers and forests, mining and lands topics. Governors, senators, businessmen and leaders like J J Hill and Andrew Carnegie are invited to address sessions at the Willard hotel and Belasco theater.
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Attabeting
Pres
Qdeat
Feport
Willard Hotel
Belasco
Roosevelt
Taft
WAL
Joint Conservation Conference
The
Rivers and Aarbore Congress
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
Hubbard Memorial Hall
Naional Conservation Commission
Gifford Pinchot
Govneminers
Bank
J. J. Hill
John Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Noconservation Commission
Chot
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A Knight for a Day at City Opera House
The comic Deshon returns in A Knight for a Day at City Opera House for one performance on December 14. His impersonation of the nervous waiter as a knight drew praise in Boston and New York engagements.
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Whitney
Chicago
Wallack’s
New York
Trenton i
Boston
City Opera House
Frank Deshon
4 Knight
Boston Critica
B.C. Whitney
A Knight for A Day Charms with Chorus and Comic Mischief
The piece showcases Gus Soblke and a chorus of performers in a lively musical comedy filled with dainty dances and witty misadventures. Jonathan Joy, a nervous waiter, poses as a knight while Tilly Day, a boarding school chore girl, drifts through elopement capers and a moonlit dormitory gag. The well scene and champagne motif heighten the gaiety as Soblke’s girly ensembles draw praise.
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Gus Soblke
Lio Han
Tilly
Day
Jothan Joy
Indy
Gus Sohike
Congress in Short Session Opens with Roosevelt Message
Washington reports a short congress session centered on President Roosevelt’s last message. Senators and lawmakers follow the reading closely while changes to committees emerge after Senator Alison’s death. Hale may double as naval chair and acting appropriations head, becoming a leading figure alongside Aldrich in the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Entiig
Alison
Commiitee
Appropriations
Finance Committee
House of Representatives
Hale
Maine
Senate Appropriations Committee
Naval
Thia
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Oil trust profits highlighted in federal case
The Standard Oil fortunes are laid bare in the dissolution suit as figures show Continental Oil Co profits of 115 percent on 300000 capitalization and Standard Oil Co of Indiana earning about 55000000 between 1899 and 1906. Witnesses John D. Archbold and Henry Tilford testified for defense and government respectively.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Standard Company
John D. Archbold
Henry Tilford
Standard Oil Company of
California
Continental QI Company
Standard
Giddie West
Indiana
Tilford
Far West
Mr. Tilford
Colorado
Good Cough Medicine for Children
A reader describes seasons of court and cold and warns against unsafe remedies for children. The passage cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the safer option mothers trust, noting reluctance to try other narcotics and advocating a trusted product from Peactro’s Model Pharmac.
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Chamberlain
Min FF
Dtarcher
Nipley
W. Va
Fidelity Funding Company Faces Tangled Affairs Under Receiver
Receiver Thomagi Gilroy Jr. reports Fidelity Funding, organized in 1999 to fund Catholic church construction, owes at least 4.5 million with virtually no assets. Many churches seminaries and colleges are creditors. St Marys Academy Nauvoo involved for 500000. Books and papers are missing. former president J. Kieran unaccounted for.
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Fidality
Sayn
Aazeta—Deciares
New York
Fidelity Flooding Company
fAngoco
Thomagi, Gils “Oy, Jr
J. Kieran
Chlroy
Eretora
St. Mary's Academy
Nauvoo
Gilroy
Kieran
Bainbridge Colby
Fidelity
Lves
Fidelity Funding Company
Catholic Church
Columbia Construction Company
Federal Construction Company
McBride Studios Company
Western Illinois & Iowa Railroad Company
Frederick Market Prices and Local Notices
Frederick County farmers exchange reports prices for corn oats wheat and dairy and notes local residents ill or improving. Market quotes include No 2 red corn 981 to 860 per bushel and white shelled corn 55 to 60 cents per gallon. dairy foods 26.50 per ton. cotton seed meal 82.00 per ton. wheat 8.08 to 9.00. Local notices mention Mrs. Gior ge Keefer ill at East South Street and others improving after injuries or sickness.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Conkseree Decenen
Wrrar
Gronmor
Dorn
Bauys
Yco
Washington County Hospital to Buy Hagerstown Farm
Trustees close deal with William C. McKee for twenty acres outside Hagerstown at 37000 dollars. New modern hospital to be built soon. Farm will supply fresh vegetables to the institution.
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Washington County Hospital
William C. Mckee
Hageratown
Two Death Notices and Local Updates From City Events
Mrs Georgianna Kohlenberg died in Baltimore at 62 after a long illness. Funeral from 1029 North Carrollton Ave to Immaculate Conception Church with interment in Baltimore. Aunt of George E I Anderson will attend. Miss Almedia Othiner Steiner dies aged 66 at home near city. Funeral Wednesday at 2 at Mt Olivet cemetery. City Opera House show canceled. Charity Organisation Society meets at 7 in the Mayor’s office. A mile relay race is slated for tomorrow at the Diamond Roller in this city.
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George A. Kohlenberg
Georgianna Kohlenberg
George K. Kohlenberg
Baltimore
Robert
Mary Ann Anerson
Augustus Kohlenberg
Laura Lee
Thomas Anderson
Urbana
Mary Roelkey
Peteraville
North
Carrollton Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
George E. I. Anderson
Frederick
Almedia Othiner
Almodis Suska Steiner
Mis Steiner
Jacob
Mary. Steiner
Queslater
Georgianna Steiner
Mt. Olivet
Charity Organization Society
Charity Organisation Society
Home Made Kidney Trouble and Rheumatism Remedy
A cautious article notes rising kidney disease and links rheumatism to kidney trouble. It suggests a home remedy with dandelion, sarsapilla, and a simple urine test, urging medical consultation if sediment appears. claims quick relief for listed symptoms.
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Conte
Empty Stocking Association to reorganize leadership
A meeting at the Masonic Temple discussed annual Christmas week distribution. Founder Mara Leten Urner resigned due to ill health. Mrs Howerd appointed president pro tem. The group seeks volunteers to assist in its charity work. Ice on ponds prompts local skating activity. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as helpful for digestion and bowel regulation with a free sample offer at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy.
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Empty Stocking Association
Masonic Temple
Mizz Leten Urner
Howerd
Assatiation
Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Love Scotta
Pila
Pearce
Bailgivers Arrested on Merchanise Charge
A. Harry Hamburger was indicted by the September grand jury for selling merchandise at Doubs. He was arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Henry S. De Grange and brought before Judge John G. Motter. Hamburger posted bail of $100 for his court appearance. Reno Harp represented the accused.
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Harry Hamburger
Doubs
Henry
DeGrange
John G. Motter
Reno
Harp
Won Umbrella in East Fourth Street Draw
Mrs Annie M Dyer of East Fourth Street offered an umbrella prize. Melissa Myers won with the luckiest number 16 in the drawing.
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Annie M Dyer
East Fourth Street
Mies Melissa Myers
Medicine That Is Medicine
W. C. Kiestler of Baltiday touts Hectic Bitters as a remedy for stomach troubles and weak health. The ad claims Electria Bitters purify and enrich food, toning nerves and boosting vigor, with a money back promise. Available at Pracre's Modern Pharmacy for 60 cents.
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W. C. Kiestler
Baltiday
Etk
Pracre
Ramlte
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OIL Trust
Aire
Giorge Keefer
East South Street
Sadie Gerlack
West Fifth Strect
David H. Kolb
Weat Church Street
Frank J. Schroeder
West Patrick
Atrect
Lewis J.’ Briohey
Eaat Fifth Street
A. Rager
Ruger
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit ‘Company
Schroeder
H. Schroeder
D. J. Markey
F. Bentz
Derr
W. Flantz
W. Sehell
Pin Fall
H Schroeder
Moore
Eichelberger
Smith
Rere Tjohnon
Aallees
Garber
Frederick and
Vicinity
Knabe
Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
Sioo
Wm. Knabe Piano Co
Edwin Holt
Obenderfer & Sons
East Patrick Street
Frederich, Md
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