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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1897

Page

2

German Baptist Brethren Ministers Hold Ill-Organized Meeting

The ministerial gathering of the German Baptist Brethren at Middle town Valley Meetinghouse featured Elder Albert Hollinger of Washington DC delivering How to Prevail from Kiowa text 11 9 10. Sessions covered funeral service length at graves, handling disowned members, local oversight duties, funding needs, and debates on female evangelism with strong opinions from several elders.

Midletown Valley Njnee Albert Holliagur Washington D.C Eitaba Elion Bolinger Dankard Cervicca Elder David Stoner Beaver Dam E. W. Blower J. J. Kolb D. Bonrack PD. Fa Uecenelly Nolihe Ephraim Bioner Miston Laura Myere Westminster R. L. Hinetart Kate Kabrney Frederick Sleira Bemo B. W Stoner Biemey Major Tha Qiaonl Thamarlven O. T. Bonesck Wentminater Torre Dhe Krederck City Dr. P. 1 Fabbney Iwan Abrietmas Ridere H. Harp Fadletown Valley Church Albert Hollinger Waehlogtor Cy Charles P Bonseck Weetminster Q. Larthe Roland Park Eider Hollinger Manet Geten Homer

Pollution Case Tabs Potomac River Water Crisis at Cumberland

Filings detail a Potomac River pollution dispute centered on the Baltimore area pulp and paper mills. Witnesses describe water with woody odors and reported contamination, while prosecutors argue the sewerage from Will Creek backs toward the intake, affecting Cumberland’s water supply.

Water Contamination Trial Reveals Pulp Mill Odor

In Cumberland a court hearing heard witnesses describe river water near the pulp mills as discolored with a foul odor and a dark, resin-like layer. Witnesses noted foam, a rotten wood smell, and drinking water concerns. General Sprigg testified water was fit for drinking despite reports of pollution from nearby mills.

John B. Widener I. OU. Shearer Cumberland Theodor Bhearer Cumberlan Joseph Sprigg Walter Poly Mills Mips Ines Witcces Williens de Enre Can Sprigg Hla Cumberland Noi Palo Milla Lownden Pulp and Payer Milla Lowndes Milla Sumer Mon George Marty Seattle North Tranch Camberland Ned

Cumberland Water Contamination Probe Opens in Court

Witnesses from Cumberland testify to worsening river water since 1805 and odor from pulp mills. Residents describe bad taste, strong odors, and colored flows in the river near the pulp mills and river bank. Water Works evidence and photos shown as jurors sample river water. Court adjourned after a long session with local residents pushing for cleaner supply.

Walt Noe Ant Bluse Calel Daidee McSherry Kipudersan and Motterom Cumberland Wm. Wincour Heya Ats Amell Thomas Chamber Whiners Madison Shafer Waterslee Harvey Conner Freitar- Jok Jobo Zicharias Oho Ccuielua Ito Polo Milla Zachartos Daniel Zachartar Reformed Church of Frederick Couneel Jarvos McDonald Wea Iba Potomac Tiger Elercoptican Maturday Jaal Cumberland Water Works

Notas Of The Case In Cumberland Trial Progress

A large number of the Miateas witnesses who testified in the case have returned to Cumberland from Frederick. Street Superintendent G W McDermott of Cumberland was summoned to Frederick to ratify the case, bringing water samples from New Creek. Dea Warren A Regotts, supporting Piedmont Pulp and Paper Co, spent Sunday in Cumberland with his family but returned to Frederick yesterday. Weyndop says despite all day sessions the trial will be closed until after Onkeiman. William Late Br and Adam Lake of Wilmington arrived here.

Cumberland Frederick G. W. McDermott New Creek DeaWarren A. Regcotts Piedmont Pulp and Paper Co Banday

Unclear OCR Record of Trial Proceedings and Witnesses

Fragmented text suggests a court case with references to promotor witnesses, defendants, and alleged adultery. Names such as Hobort L Gord a and Yeskis appear garbled. Mentions of dates, locations, and state charges indicate a legal proceeding with property and witness testimony but details are unreadable.

Hobort l Gorda Caguse Amit Yeskis

Noted Cumberland Physician Dr Obr Heads Local Pulp Trial

Among many visiting dignitaries in Cumberland on October 19, 1811, Dr Charles H Obr is highlighted as one of the oldest and most respected physicians in the state. A former three time Cumberland mayor and former member of the Illinois Senate, Obr, though retired from general practice, remains an up to date physician stopping at the City Hotel as the center of attention while testifying in the famous pulp alll case.

North Mollteger Cumberland Camberlacd Ostur Goil Lees Geurme Umea Miotert Jory Kerenson Loavie Lagan June Cobert Frank Offatt Charles H Obr Cunterland Ohr Wastornio Panks Acenho Frederick Ard Haa Likewlng Hinto Obr Bna Ohy Hotel Jin

Woman's College winter lecture by Rev Noll entertains crowd

The Woman's College hosted a winter lecture by Rev Noll of Care Male Pa addressing the power of idealism in education. The talk mixed timely advice with humor and stressed the value of guiding women toward purposeful lives while noting opinions on public speaking and modern roles. A musical and vocal program followed, with student performances and a Christmas concert planned for this evening at 8, plus primary department exercises on Wednesday at 2.

Woman's College Rey MO. Noll Rey. Noll Apple Wudog Misra Weagur Whitmore Bliss Yauntleroy Agea Taut Bartholoman Aonus Mae Premary Weddewley Ovacoum

Weekly News promises large circulation and ads appeal

The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday claiming the largest circulation in Frederick city and county for advertising impact. Copy deadlines are set for ads and changes. a colored worker named Lov Samuels, 27, was injured after falling from a freight train near Marri favtilnwnatece, fracturing his arm and leg, and death is feared.

Frederick City Enaurpasedd Ancctal Attenton Offera Nawa WoJnarday Samuels J. K Dorsey Piloniab'p Upward County Baltimore and Ohio Marri Ron Oer Bykeavilie Aptacher

Decinct Brother of Meena PB Vi Wins Chamber Award

Mr I Wall of thin city has been selected as treasurer of the Haltimora Chamber of Commerce. The honor follows his role in boosting sales and supporting the chamber’s ambitious projects.

I. Wall Meena PB Vi M. RB. Dot Thin City Slecie 1 Treneuzer Haltimora Chamber of Commerce

Rev David Henay laid to rest after Lutheran service

A funeral for Rev David Henay, longtime pastor of the Lutheran Church of the United States, was held in Mableoters with pallbearers and local officials in attendance. The service followed a visiting period at the Fleet Baxlted Lutheran Church and included the reading of cards of honor for Charles hacked and others. The body was transported to New York for burial.

Permins Mont Avenue Langale Pestentay David Henay United T Uites Mr. Day New York Duarte Thobaledaht Cearles Chas Dayton Villain Sagen Ott Martit Ian Toe Faneral Eergtos Helt Daitatranitech

Holiday Excurations and Lectures Highlight City Arts

A bustle of cultural events fills the season with lectures by Mark Valley and Col. McCain, music and dramatic readings, and holiday train specials by the Western Maryland Railway. Tickets and schedules span December 24 to January 4 with special fares to celebrate the year end while merchants offer festive displays and a Christmas tree sale.

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Local Advertiser Promotes Lowney Candies and Music Shop

Fragmented notices present offers from Lowney's candies and Horabberger's music store. Advertisers urge purchases of chocolates, creams, and Christmas items, with references to McUardells and a piano and gramophone showcase.

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