Indians Camp Near City While Selling Trinkets
An unusual visitor sought a permit to sell Indian trinkets in the city. A Seneca band of 27, arriving from Oklahoma, camped near the Monochy bridge with wagons and six to seven tents. They travel overland to Washington to pursue land claims, while the youngest wander barefoot and warm in blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Monochy Bridge
Thomas J. Altman
Altman
Oklahoma
Washington
Mr. Altman
Georgetown Nike
Public Service Chief Laird to Recuperate Health
A report from the Public Service Commission notes Chairman Laird will travel South to recover his health. The commission filed against Easton Light and Fuel for not amending its plant to supply better service. Details appear in the local notice column with references to a special price day at Staple and Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Jand
Laird
The
Public Service, Commission
Public’ Services Commission
Easton “Light and Fuel Company
Comus
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Cure for Dandruff and Baldness
A lengthy promotional claim extols Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a powerful scalp remedy. It lists ingredients like Resorcin and Beta Napthol, promises to destroy germs, nourish hair roots, and cure dandruff and baldness with a money back guarantee. Sold at The Rexall Store Frederick via J A Williamson, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
Drugzisi
North Market Street
Illness Fatal Claim and Baltimore Death Report
Miss Maria Elizabeth Schaeffer, 65, of South Market Street Frederick, dies at Frederick City Hospital after exposure in her kitchen found by neighbors. Funeral planned Saturday at Evangelical Lutheran Church. interment Mt. Olivet. John W. Watts, 70, dies at home 230 West Sixth Street from general debility. Civil War veteran with multiple battles. Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. services by Thomas P. Rice.
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South Market Street
Maria ‘Elisabeth Schaeffer
Frederick City Hospital
Aket
Miss Schaeffer
Bod
David
Margaret.c. Schaeffer
Mias
Harriet Tyler
Orlock
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Oliver
C.C. Carty
Jour WW. Watts
John W. Watts
Sixth ‘Street
Watts
Frederick
Ohio
Tiffin
Skirmiates
Cedar’ Mountain
Felimom
Chanesilorgvill
Waits
First Snake Loses Tail After Frozen Resurrection
A garter snake about 20 inches long, frozen in snow near the city reservoirs, thawed after two months and moved when placed inside. A tail segment dropped as it regained life. Witnesses note the unusual revival amid a severe cold. experts puzzled by the reptile’s appearance in mild weather months later.
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Res
Ana
Genervolus
Wiener
Hengit
Social World at Hallow hosts lively Buckeystown gathering
A hospitable home of Mr and Mrs Barhman at Hallow Mo hosted a most enjoyable social with a crowded room. Edna Smith and Joseph McSherry attended among many ladies bearing utensils while Miss Mary Padgett and others contributed. A pound social at Mr and Mrs C Kiefer Summers near Lime Kiln drew about 60 people Tuesday evening.
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Barhman
Hallow
Syas
T Mente
Edna ‘Smith
Joseph Mc Sherry
Well
Buckeystown
Edward Entoee
Nicodemus
E. L. Keller
Mary Padgett
Jennie Mullen
Alma Oliver
Edwina Boteler
Mary del
Madame Labadie Interprets Ibsen Play at City Opera House
Mme Labadie detaches from reader or actor roles to become an interpreter, placing herself behind the action to let the audience absorb the drama. She presents A Doll's House by Ibsen, delivering a distinctive interpretive performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Labadie
City Opera
Labadie
Madame Labadie
Ibsen
Oil Men in Bitter Fight Over Waters-Pierce Control
In St Louis on February 16 Henry Clay Pierce and allies battled John D Rockefeller and the Standard Oil interests at the Waters-Pierce stockholders meeting. The dispute centers on control of the Waters-Pierce Oil Co after a year with a $240 dividend on $444,600 capital stock. Standard held 60 percent, but Pierce allies refuse to count Rockefeller Archbold and partners, accusing attempts to perpetuate the Standard Oil trust under a new form in violation of federal and Missouri court decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Pierce
Rockefeller
St. Louis
Henry Clay Pierce
John D. Rockefeller
Standard of Interests
Waters Pierce O1
Waters-Pierce
Standard Interests
Pieres
John Dpd. Rockefalier
John Z. Archbold
Standard Qi
States Supreme Court
Standard Oil Sompone
Missouri Supreme Court
Marriage License Issued for Warry M Remeburg and Mary Nelson
A marriage license was issued to Warry M Remeburg and Mary E Nelson, both residents of Knoxville, as part of official civil records. The notice references Prose of UP RUNEAE Stere and The Quality Drug in connection with the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry M. Remeburg
Mary E Nelson
Knoxville
Steel Case Judge Dies in Trenton
Special dispatch reports Justice William Planing of the U S Circuit Court, one of three judges on the steel trust case, died after overwork. The notice references pneumonia fears and public concerns about medicine, mentioning Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and stomach tablets amid a garbled medical advice section.
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Trenton
Jurstice Wm
U.S. Circuit Court
Steel Trust
May Start New Bank in Brunswick Securing Option
William Schnauffer, former Savings Bank of Brunswick cashier, seeks to open a new bank in Brunswick after securing an option on a central lot. Promoters report several local and Delaware friends support the project, with construction likely if a suitable location is secured and the bank opens soon. The exact type and opening date remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schnaufer
Savings Bank
Bruns- Wick
Brunawick
Schnautfer
Dot Inn
Delthmore
Schnauffer
Wildcat Attacks at Pen Mar Park Prompt Local Defence
A wildcat prowled near Pen Mar Park and bucolic areas around the Buena Vista Hotel. Mr Gallin fought the animal with a blow to stop it, as a second resident ward Punt used a broom to fend off another intruder. Several wildcats have since been killed or trapped nearby.
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Pen-Mar- Park
Gallin
Mr. Gallin
Ward Punt
Pen-Mar Hotel
Black Corner
Buena Vista Hotel
Its Tone That Tells Ingenious pianos promise mellow tone bargains
Its Tone That Tells notes many player pianos are mechanically perfect yet tonally flawed. Blur Bros offers pianos with rich sweet mellow tone to satisfy refined taste. Excellent bargains on several slightly used upright pianos.
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Bros
Diamonds Watches and Jewelry Stock at Your Best Store
The store proclaims a complete stock of diamonds watches jewelry cut glass umbrellas lamps dishes and silverware with the largest selection and variety yet seen. Customers are invited to visit to be convinced of the quality and variety offered.
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Robert Graves CO
Frderick
Frederick
Weoure
Teoodor Sant
Duis
Nest
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T. J. Altman
Markevs
G. O. Paxson
Ingramote Hair Hat “Realty Pro
Mullinix
Maria E. Schaeffer
City Hospital
J. W. Watts
C. St. Shaw
Baltimore
Beniuse
TND Socal
Chamberlain
Staaach
Chamberain
William Schnauffer
Brunswick
Bite
People's No
Ant Ned
Parkiess
Flint
Temple of Music
North Market St
Geo. A. Everhart
Pat
Sourren L. Welty
Insurance
Geo. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church St
Pophams
Williams Mfg. CO
Props
Cleveland
Ghia
A. L. Peasre
the Marvel
Tompkins
Bedelia
Baron French
Sheriocko
Dolores
Repu
Hawthorne
Gold Dust Twins
Odds and Ends
H.R. Flautt
City Opera House
Patrick Street
South Market &T
Frederick, Md
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