Vaccination Trials Alarm The Cattle Tuberculosis Fight
Dr Leonard Pearson of the University of Pennsylvania reports a vaccination method that produced immunity in four calves. Two calves mated, inoculated later. the others showed disease signs. Immunity appeared clear but duration and practical details require broader tests in controlled herds. Estimated losses from bovine tuberculosis run high in the US and Europe. study aims to refine a workable universal protection.
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Leonard Pearson
Libary
Universl of
Pennsylvania
Pearson
Jaraon Card
United States
Great Britain
Germany
M. P. Ravenel
Issachusetts
Corneil
Fennivania
Ton
American Veteriary Medical Association
American Public Health Associaton
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
The cry of the auctioneer is heard. A chronic sorrower is touchy. Lottery tickets promise risk. If beauty is skin deep, many topics should be inside out. Laziness is a good bid. A pose by an amateur photographer elevates or rots. Pride overflows. restraint is scarce. Lent wagon days approach. Spring signs show blackbirds and streetsget clean. Over two hundred men concreting the ash pit at Brunswick Load yards. Firemen’s convention plans for visiting firemen discussed at City Hall quarters.
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Icketa
Brunswick
Sale of the Novitiate Property in Frederick County
The Novitiate Academy of Frederick County sold East Second street property to Harry W. Bowers and Thomas A. Haller for 25000 dollars. The deal included St Joseph’s Villa lease transferred for 1100 dollars, with plans to convert Villa into a summer hotel after removing Novitiate furniture. Public sale of Latuliare items to occur before demolition work, as 17 building lots on Second street and 8 on Third street are subdivided, with Chapel alley widened.
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Moser
Harry W. Bowers
Thomas 8. Haller
St. Joseph's Villa
Grayson EB. Bowers
Novitiate
East Second Street
Thomas A. Baller
Novitiate Academy
Frederick County
Haller
Bowers
Father O'Rourke
Father Richards
Brother Sullivan
Frederick
St. Andrew
Second Street
Third Street
Chapel Alley
St Joseph's Villa
Prairie Incubrator
Rosenstock Bros
Walkersville
Worthington H
Personal notes on visitors and travels observed
PURELY PERSONAL and paragraphs about those who come and go list several residents and visitors. George S. Rodeck heads to Washington while Roy A. Beeler leaves for York Pennsylvania. Admiral Schley returns from a funeral in this city and sails back to Washington. A change of date moves a W O T U birthday party from February 17 to February 24.
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George S. Rodeck
Washington
Roy A. Beeler
West Patrick Street
York
Milton G. Urner
Atlantic City
Miriam Evans
Washington, SD. G
OG. L. CO. Lampe
Philadelphia
Mamis Schley
Shepherdstown
TV. Va
Agnes Schley
Gao. Bouck
Martin Lechlider
Mechanicsburg
Celeste Roelkey
Asimony Grove
B. Derr Shriner
Ccresville
Admiral Witdield Scott Schl
Died While Driving Charles Crawford Stricken Near Carroll County
Charles O Crawford of New Windsor Carroll County aged about 34 died on the road from Livwood to McKintry near Prisotland school house when his buggy halted and he fell backward parasol. He was a liver y business man from New Windsor who had driven a commercial agent to Johpeville and was returning home when paralysis is thought to have struck. He leaves a widow and two daughters. Also listed are Montevue Hospital appointments for 1903 including O D Culler superintendent and Dr S Maynard physician along with multiple staff and workers.
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Charlie O. Crawford
Carroll County
Charles O. Crawford
New Windsor
Prisotland
Livwood
McKinatry
Mr. Crawford
Johpeville
Frederick County
Francis A. Crawford
Fracklin
Carrell County
Shariff F. A Crawford
William L. Crawford
Osétroil
R.O . Warfield
Howard County
Crawford
Misa Devilbies
Ste James Devilbies
Uniontown
Waterloo
Crawford Homestead
Franklin District
Pole cut by property owner over telephone line dispute
A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company pole on West Patrick Street in front of Johnny Grove's property was cut last evening between 7 and 8 by Grove. Grove had protested the planned replacement pole location, claiming the new pole was planted without removing the old one as promised.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Patrick Street
Johnny Grove
Grove
Mr. Grove
General Sweeney Lecture On American Civilization
General Sweeney spoke at City Opera House on American civilization. He traced beginnings and consequences of 60 civilizations, arguing Anglo Saxon Christian civilization is the greatest. He contrasted modern Europe, Russia, and Eastern Asian pagan civilizations with wit and humor.
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General Sweeney
City Opera House
Europe
Russia
Asia
Funeral for Richard H Maurdock at near New Market
The funeral of Richard H Maurdock will be held tomorrow at 9 AM at his home one mile north of New Market. Rev. D May will conduct the service. The body will be taken to Urbana for burial beside family graves near the P E church. He is survived by his widow and five children two daughters and three sons.
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Richard H Maurdock
News
New Market
Rev
D. May
Urbana
P. E Church
Baseball Fever Hits Montgomery County Teams
Baseball fever spreads through Rockville Dawsonville Poolesville and Boyd's clubs. Milton G Darby Dawsonville manager plans reorganization. Boyd's will be strong under John W Williams and J Frank Lewis. Rockville tapped by last year’s manager Brewer and Pooleesvilles led by Pyres.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Dawsonville
Poolesville
Boyd's
Milton G. Darby
Boyd’s
Messrs
John W. Williams
J. Frank Lewis
Brewer
Saloon Changes Hands on Court Street Purchase
John L Derr, formerly a Buffalo bartender, has purchased the saloon and restaurant on Court Street from Messrs Steele and Harwood. Derr took possession yesterday, ending Thomas Stesie’s period of operation.
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John L Derr
the Buffalo
Steele and
Harwood
Court Street
Thomas Stesie
Derr
Walkersville Ladies Walk From Walkersville to City
Mrs J Graham Johnson and Miss Lamar of Walkersville walked to the city yesterday afternoon in 1 hour 25 minutes. The pair appeared unexhausted and said they enjoyed the stroll and arrival.
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Walkersville
J. Graham Johnson
Miss Lamar
Eastern Milling Quotations and Road Commissioner News
Market notes list Gorn at 2.20 per barrel and wheat No 2 red 76 cents. Oats 49 cents per bushel. Hay 15 dollars per ton. County Commissioners appointed John P. McElfresh road supervisor in Urbans district and ordered a committee to locate a public road line at Barthlows in district No. 9.
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Eastern Milling & Exper. Gom- Far
John P. McElfresh
Barthlows
Local Entrant Enters Dog Show in New York
Mr. Charles W. Ross Jr of this city enters his painter Joe R for the New York dog show to be held next week at Madison Square Garden.
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Charles W. Ross, Jr
Joe R
New York
Madison Equire Garden
Notable Cashier Names Offer Bank Accommodations
A fragment lists cashiers and staff including J.D. Baker and D. H. Hancerr with references to bank premises and public access. The notice promises to show improved bank facilities and mentions operating hours from 9 to 3 for interested persons.
Trains Collision at Carroll Street Crossing
A foggy morning collision at the Carroll Street crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad derailed Engine No 820 and damaged another locomotive. A child aboard the Washington bound train was thrown from a seat but escaped serious harm. Engine 1779 hauled a Brunswick to Baltimore freight, then pushed the passenger train into Frederick Junction before resumed operations.
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Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Aso
Paysdoger
Baltimore
Frederick Junction
Brunswick
Frederick Janction
Frederick
Fhaitran
Pssaongar
Washington
Black Goods and Linen Towels Advertised in Beabun
In Beabun a variety of black goods is offered including Voile Bontenue Plain Voliea Canvass Cloth Thibet Cloth Wire Cloth and Obovios in black and navy at 760 and 60 bood. An all linen Hugh towel is priced at 250 per piece. New waist fronts are advertised as popular.
News of the Churches and Local Arrivals at Hotels
The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society held its monthly meeting in Trinity Chapel with $22.27 raised by children for six months. Secretary J Urner Wilcoxon resigned to take a Baltimore position. A progressive euchre party was announced for February 17 to aid St John’s rectory. Hotel arrivals include many name lists from Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other cities through the afternoon.
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Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
J Urner Wilcoxon
Wilcoxon
Baltimore
Charlotte Sinn
Geo. Ed. Smith
Mise Fletcher
Margares Uporats
Bachbach
Home
Board of Homes Missions
St.John's
Olty—A
Apple
Cincinnati
RK. Lewis
Geo. T. Nessa
Thomas Roberts, Jr
B. ©. Onrria, Jr
Philadelphia
L. KE. Obdyke
Tyrope
F.T Sweeney
J. Lochman
Buffalo
M. Freeman
J E. Cope
T. J. Cookley
Pittsburg
R E. Subman
I. Walter Getty
New Windsor
Wm. H. Price
New York
W. H. Tones
J. B. Hutchinson
D. W. Crone
Thomas N. Walker, Jr
E. S. Martin
Max -May
5. White
J. Belt Townsheld
Westminster
R. R. Owens
Mr. and
Mis
P. D. Shaw
E J. Hutchisson
Rochester
W. Baldridge
T. L. Abell
H. P. Raper
Philadelphis
Park
E. L Ooblentz
Middletown
W. B. Oatsail
Westsboro
W. Troxell
Four Points
P. D Kvons
Wm. H. Mort
John 5
L~z
New Midway
F. O. Quinn
J. Hill
Washington
Harry May
Lancaster
John Matray
W. Renner
Pampel v Oseper trial ends with verdict for Pampel
Circuit Court heard Mrs Mary Pampel appeal of a Justice Smith judgment for 788 dollars on goods charged to Pampel but brought by P Krank Peampel. Jury in Mary S Hooft v Ralph Young awarded 75.60 to Miss Boaff. Health updates note several locals improving from illness.
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Motter and Henderson
Mary R. Pampel Ve. Oseper
Civie
John Francis Smith
Clice
Early Hun of Shad Predicted for Potomac River Season
Potomac river fisheries anticipate an unusually heavy early supply of shad and herring beyond the Potomac. Predictions point to an early run with shad appearing late in February and large catches by April and May as packing houses prepare for winter trade. Prices for Chesapeake shad and herring are high. fisheries in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas report catches and sales locally.
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Potomac River
Cheea
Florida
Georgia
Osrolinag
Tts
Chesapeake
Nickeled Steel Rails Linked to Armor Plate Tech
Nickeled steel once used for armor plate is now applied to steel rails. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will begin receiving 1000 tons of this product in March for curve sections with heavy wear. It is claimed to outlast two existing steel rails and may relace rails between Mount Airy and Grafton and between Grafton and Wheeling where wear has been rapid.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mount Airy
Qumberland
Grafton
Wheeling
Hindergarten Entertainment at Woman's College Hall
Frederick residents will recall Dr B Merrill Hopkinson in a concert at Woman's College Hall February 11 at 8 p m to aid Free Kindergarten. He is joined by Samuel A Congdon whistler of Baltimore. Tickets fifty cents at local outlets. Also noted are ads for portraits and optical services, and a notice that Premium Coca-Cola will end January 31 1903 with redemption through June 30 1903. Special rail travel deals to Florida via Baltimore & Ohio and Seaboard lines with Jacksonville returns.
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Dr. Hopkinson
Montreal Canada Star
B.S
Frederick
Thomas Kemp
Thomas H. Hacer
Newie & Minter
Col. Brothers
Gro &. Kopeck & Go
Kaurwax
Atlantic Coast Line
Washington
Jacksonville
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio
New Type of Locomotive by American Locomotive Co
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad recently had a 280 type locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company. It is a simple engine with 21200 inch cylinders, 57 inch driving wheels, and a boiler 72 inches wide. Working pressure is 190 pounds, with 162000 pounds on the drivers creating 37900 pounds of tractive effort. The engine weighs 185000 pounds in working order. Wheel spacing includes lateral play by varying tire distances. forward and rear driver pairs are 53.5 inches apart, second and main drivers 52.1 inches apart.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
American Locomotive Company
Early Peach Crop Prospects Bright Despite Cold Weather
Peach experts across the South mountain belt report peach trees escaping injury from the cold with promising prospects of a large next summer yield. Orchard inspections show few frozen buds and cherries and apricots have withstood winter.
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South Mountain Belt
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Beabun
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Long Inland Sound
Haet Second Atreat
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East Sixth Street
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West Church Street
Henry Raabe
Uliugan
Frederick, Md
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North Market Street
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Washington, D. C
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