Diamonds Win Double Header in Chambersburg
In Chambersburg the Diamonds defeated the home team 20 to 12 in the first half, then overpowered them in the second with 18 passes to 6. The Diamonds dominated the court and then beat Chambersburg on the Diamond allosa 55 to 0. Frederick High School beat the local team 36 to 11 in a separate game, led by Thomas’s scoring and sharp shooting.
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Diamonds
Seer
Ee Iethal
Chambersburg Tisiste
Ts Ncore
Chambersburg
Clan Me
Saleh
Chambersbuirg Flaher
Pets Ben
Tone Ar Creager
Lease
Croft Duvall
Foyetinn
Scote— Field Fosse
Dar
Fisher
Leann
Gill
Blanding
Lot Pet
Frederick
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Bhippensburg
Chamberebu: Reburg
Rece
Ta Og Marthcaburg
Beayore
Frederick High’ School
Thomas
Coneceia Tenen
Righ School
Dravees
Horaperger
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BE. Zeigt
Bentz
G. H. Zeigler
E Hargett
R.G
Brown
DeGrin
G. A. Hendrickson
Beate High School
Beavers
Ene Beritte
Aagiet
Atget
Ier
Foul Goats
Ne—Thames
A. Zeigler
Gim
L. BG
College
Local Obituaries and Court Session Report
A series of obituaries and a circuit court session are reported. Nelson of Montgomery County dies after protracted illness. survivors listed including daughters and in-laws. Funeral arrangements set for Ridgeville area. Other notices include the deaths of Mrs. Mary Wallace and Mrs. Annie Hallman, with services announced. The Circuit Court convened at 10 o'clock with Chief Judge Hammond presiding. case William Guthrie v J Eller and Ada Eller moved to revive an old judgment.
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Toni
Nelxan
G Relock
Nelson
Montgomery ‘County
Straband
Baltimore
Aleeta Calas
Ridgevilie
Tomor
Many-Watlacn
Mary Wallace
Fallace
Wal
Thomasi
Bya Ior
Ath
John Brittoin
Central
Nerakaoa
oLaze
Thia City
Mowae Fon
Mhade
Oilyet
Anrie-Hallnar
Hallmah
Rhoads’ Watley
Wee A
Hope High
Circuit Court
Thiang
Hammond Axl
Jol C
Julge Tapes B
Ite
William & Guthrie
J. Eller
Ada B. Eller Witap
Jacob Roly He
Wilson Returns From Football Injury After Treatment
Wilson recovers from a neck injury sustained in a Friday football game. He attends daily electrical therapy and shows excellent spirit and steady improvement. doctors report hopeful progress and renewed vigor in his recovery.
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Wilson
Tempayivania State College Apple Harvest Report
A jumbled report from Tempayivania State College describes an agricultural exercise and examination of apple varieties and cultivation. It notes careful handling of specimens, emphasis on proper field methods, and the importance of accurate record keeping in farm practice.
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Acre la Adama
API
Ansyta Te -Cotege
Santor
Death roll and records for December and year 1900
The report lists December mortality by city and county with 500 total deaths and interments at Mt Olivet St John s and colored graveyards, noting higher mortality in the city and a comparison to November. It also records clerks office activity with 172 instruments filed and 24 deeds, 36 mortgages, and 439 marriage licenses issued for the year.
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Ety
Mt. Oliver
Jefferson
Bethel
Emmitsburg
Lope, Hill
Charlesville
Libersy
Town
Woodville
Urbana
Prioraville
Middletown
Thurmidnt
Knoxville
Utica
Snookatown
Rocky‘Hill
Monrovia
Central
City
Mt. Olivet
St John's
Amarch
Welcome Visitor Renewal And A Fine Driving Horse Sold
Mrs W Crosin of Marl enville Pa renews her News subscription saying a welcome visitor at our house. Fine driving horse Raven B sold to Calvin G Swamley near this city.
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Walcome
W. Crosin
Marlenville
Jacob
Gorman
Raven B
Calvin G. Swamley
Trask Fatally Hurt in Freight Express Wreck
Spencer Trask killed when freight train collided with his Montreal express near Croton. Passengers and a reporter injured as the sleeper cars were hurled across tracks and swept into snow banks. Local Harlem yard crews rushed to the scene. Trask’s body taken to Croton morgue.
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Cotber ‘Dassenger
Padty
Trask
Hi Montreal Express
Frelptck
Harlem Garde
New York Central
Croton
Siacne
Caréigganéns
Montreal
Éspress
New York
Adar
Tulepeed
Flannigan
Torrida
Threat to blow up Senate outlined in Chicago letter
A letter threatening to demolish the U S Senate with dynamite prompted federal and city alerts. The writer identified as C Hodges claimed a six month life and changed plans after reading corruption charges against the Senate. The note surfaced as officials rushed the city to locate the author. The item appears among several other notices including the formation of a Pennsylvania theater owners group and other crime items.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
C. Hodges
United States’ Senate
Tila
Senate
Rexall Orderites Offered For Aged With Constipation
Advertised remedy Rexall Orderites marketed to aged individuals with sluggish bowels and liver. Claims safe, non harsh relief and a personal guarantee. Pills sold 36 tablets for 25 cents and 22 tablets for 10 cents, available at Rexall Stores in Frederick.
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Rexall Orderites
Prederick
Rexall
N. Market Street
Gibbon Ranch Produces Giant Crops At Artesia
The Artesia ranch headlines a record week with enormous stalks of corn and potatoes. Reported items include beans weighing over a pound and watermelons tipping near 29 pounds, all grown without irrigation on the same ground after potato crops. Ranchers boast of exceptional yields and urge continued effort.
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Poe
Artesia
Nevis
Gibbon Ranch
Billion in Farm Lands Show Growth Across Nation
The American Agriculturist reports a decade long census showing farm land value rising 44 percent in ten years, totaling near 30 billion dollars. The shift toward amalgamating smaller holdings into larger farms continues for twenty years, with wealth concentrated in land and improvements. North Central leads with 43 percent value increase, North Atlantic 13 percent, and South Atlantic 4 percent.
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United States
Americcan Agriculturist
Trois
Ohio
North Central States
Atlantic
South
Champ Clark Warns on High Prices From Rural Decline
Rep. Champ Clark of Missouri warns that mounting tariffs and a shift of population to towns could raise prices for farm products. He argues the nation risks becoming a pure importer of food unless the United States adopts intensive agricultural methods and boosts rural production. He cites Argentina and Brazil surpassing the U.S. in corn exports and predicting broad shifts in meat and crop markets if towns continue to grow without proportional farming activity.
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Chackp Clark
Missouri
United States
Brazil
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Foward
Ald
William
Atteot
Mountain City
Deilenelon
Atlin
Koln
Dover
Del
John ¥. Collins
Silver Lake
Collins
Saya
Trenton
N. J
Dela Ware and
Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Company
Se Rell System
A.N. Bethel
Arkangas Bank
Venéale
Ark
Erie Tre Inca
Swapa
Spencer Trask
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Theatrical Trust
Pennsylvania Opera House Managers’ Association
E. A. Vicker
Allentown
Opera House
J. A. Sheerer
Harrisburg
New ‘York
Capoline Windmuller
Fifth Avenas
Thurto
Perrons
Elreait
Dregamakera Ja
Altoona
Perry J. Stone
Broné
Fred Brose
Bay
Melul
Adelaide Delaide Schmitt
Baratoga Street
Necazadmet
Baltimore, MD
Rembrandt Art Goods
Tocélveta
Iodak
Satchela
A. Ki. D. Bantz
Sout Market Street
Kard
North Market St
Adoct
Ito Prgnle
Fredericks
Dean Gow
East
Patrick Rane
BT Fock
Waring
Tyson
Natinito
South Fulton Street
Scheer
Ne Rior
el Moderna
Antes
Sal Stern
Hort Market Street
Ather
Oscar Cadlentz
Chas
A Mans
Market ST
Winebrewer
Scaltakuechs
North
Tate Fe Wan
Miller
Patrick Elreet
Ee B
Ile
Prince
Teast Rth
Menenes
Beeret
Piaget Boxee
Ee Saat
Echo Ee Belp
Stoner & Wi
Peterman
Franklin
St. Baltimore
Dighaser
North Jane Street
Prederiga
Sungtdty
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SAN Gall
Afrer
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Pac
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Hig Abe
Ani
Onsarian
George W. Hennici
Frederik, Gy City
Dartonsville
Said
Dr. Terg
Howard
Brochey
Joseph
Miler
John
James
Forsythe Snd
Watt
Taylor
Boi
Ann Tebel
George ‘W. Brinlein
A -Abiauay
Momtange
Hares
H. Laas G. Reeds
Ieee
Pouride
Beane & Ohio Railroad
Dally Dany
Anhington
Enanaton
Janetion
Champ Clark
Rey
Ghaties
Bexton
Monroe
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