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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1908
Page
2
In Macomb NL on December 15 authorities protected the self styled Divine Healer Schlatter after locals declared McKinley a martyr and accused the preacher of provoking unrest. Police escorted Schlatter to a hospital and then the first train out of town amid threats. He proceeded to Quincy Illinois.
Terre Haute Indiana December 1 brokers have cornered the supply of broom corn inminola and Paris firms offer 130 a ton for 1000 tons bought at 82 50. Paris bids reach 150 for first class brush and little stock remains. Broom factories raise prices on the lowest grades by 40 cents a dozen.
Mrs Catherine Waugh McCulloch of Evanston the only woman justice of the peace in the United States denounces Adam as a loafer and says Eve was mother of all arts and sciences declaring that the history of humanity shows women originated most of the good things of the world for which men take credit.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. has been appointed an aide-de-camp on the staff of Governor Elect George L. Lilley with the rank of major. Roosevelt, residing in Thompsonville, is employed in the carpet making industry at a large plant in the village.
Governor Hughes appoints a nine member panel of bankers businessmen and economists to study exchange practices in New York and propose changes to state securities laws to protect investors and regulate speculation and related instruments. A second item notes Daniel Crawbaugh’s associate claiming a new watch could be produced and sold at 20 cents profit. A third brief reports Mrs. Margaret Tracey in critical condition after a tooth extraction allegedly led to lockjaw.
A Washington bulletin from the Bureau of Labor cites between 30 000 and 35 000 deaths and about two million injuries among U S workers last year. Iron and steel workers face most fatal risks. electricians, coal miners, and railway workers show high fatality rates.
A vintage advertisement lists silk mufflers at $1.50 each for men or women, Munsing Union Suits with free undervest, and women’s coats priced to clear. Also promoted are women’s hosiery, new waists with silk lining, embroidered nets, and pattern waists with included fabric, all offered at reduced post-holiday prices.
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