Market notes from New England and Reading closes
Stock market round up shows New England steady with a 1 percent daily gain as Reading declines. Manhattan rises to 1½ percent on heavy volume while Lehigh, Reading, and Pennsylvania issues show mixed bids. Commodities listed include flour, wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, butter and eggs with varied price movements. Public notices reference a property sale and a Virginia estate transfer along with political caucus updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Reading
Manhattan
Stoner
Lehigh Waller
Mia
Pacific
Pennsylvania
H. & Blt
Paul
B. F
Lehigh
Whear—Strone
Hisher
Tige
Wsléc
Bilge
Alc
Sige
Spec
Ste
Gats
Dic
Ilgc
New York
Work of Deats Geo Beane Dies at 76 Paralyzed Cause
Shooxstown resident Mr G Brave a well known elder died last Tuesday at his home aged 76 from paralysis. Funeral held today. Also lists hotel arrivals including Griz Horet Esiph Sheldon W W Chapman from various cities and counties with names and origins noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo! Beane
G. Brave
Shooxstown
Neeteeday
Griz Horet
Esiph Sheldon
W. W. Chapman
J. T. Darrell
Phila
W. A. Apthlewhaite
J. A. Wheeler
Brondheim
Larry Enrich
John Lippincott
Jr. Chen
A.W. Mass
B. Rable
RF. Wilson
J. G. Rodgers
W. B. Brooks
A. W. Orwig
F. T. Auxailler
York
George Z. Best
A. P. Hatch
John A. Bair
Columbie
John Hancock
Urbana
Ohio
W. E. Darling
Zanesville
L. L
Pay Train of Frederick Division Arrives for Inspection
The pay train of the Frederick Division of the railroad, with Superintendent A W Moss and other officials aboard, arrived in the city yesterday morning drawn by engine No. 174 with Engineer Hatch and Conductor Phillips. The division employees were paid off and the road inspected before departing for York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nv. RR
Frederick
A. W. Moss
A. Worwig
R. F. Wilson
W. B. Brook
T. F. Rivailles
J. J. Rabe
Hatch
H. B. Phillips
G. E. Best
Esterday
York
Sansvivanis
Snowball the Cat Appears After Train Stop
A cat named Snowball was found on a B&O train platform ten days ago as it arrived in the city. Mr. Thomas Crouse took possession at the depot noting the cat was nearly buried in snow and the origin remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas
Thomas Crouse
Supply Pipe Burst At Frederick Power House
The Frederick City Electric Light and Power Co. water main serving the power house burst during the cold spell. Superintendent F F Tyergar reports repair crews at work as ground lies ten inches frozen. A separate accident involved two horses hitched to David Caesar’s wagon at North Market and Third streets. horses scratched but wagon uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
David Caesar
North Barket
Third Streets
Rev John N McCormick to Lead Suffolk Church
News of the Churches reports Rev John N McCormick accepting the rectorate at St Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church Suffolk Virginia Elder B E Light wraps up meetings at the German Baptist Church this city with a sermon titled The Lord’s Supper The Sick notes Charles S Birely Mamie Hoke East Second Street and William H Ways on sick lists Qualified lists road supervisors who qualified before Clerk Jordan include John Abb Henry Hett Ezra Houck Jr Charles E Holter John Fenn Basil Buxton Elroy Roelkey and Chas S Thomas Bank Officers re elected at Citizens National Bank Joseph D Baker president W G Zimmerman cashier J G Duvail teller J B MecDevitt bookkeeper J T Thomas discount clerk Ira L Miller clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. McCormick
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Suffolk
B. E. Light
Rosd
Jordan
District No. 2
John Abb
Henry Hett
Ezra Houck, Jr
Charles E. Holter
John Fenn
Basil Buxton
Elroy Roelkey
Chas. S. Thomas
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
W. G. Zimmerman
G. Duvail
J. B MecDevitt
J. T. Thomas
Ira L. Miller
Strange Death and Estate Notices From Orphans Court
Orphans' Court inventories debts due the estate of Sprige Cockey and sales of Frederick White estate items filed. A man, Thomas Odell, twenty two, died in a strange manner after peculiar animalistic reactions to foods. he wandered, barked, and fell dead within minutes after a fit following beef and other meals. The report cites Atlanta Constitution and warns against counterfeit medicines and emphasizes parental caution with child remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Sprige Cockey
Frederick White
Thomas Odell
Greenup
Atlanta Constitution
Widow Gaddes: lifework marrying widowers and kin
A long, tangled account profiles the widow Jehiel Fitch Gaddes later Solomon Gaddes wife, famed for marrying multiple widowers and raising many stepchildren. It traces eight marriages, the shifting family network, and her role as stepmother to dozens of children across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadden
Gshe
Beene Hees Oonker
Hip
Dren
Ftwo
Gaddes
Barnes
George Walker
George Ottender
Ottender
Walker
Ottenders
Charles Gregg
Fitch
Jehiel Fitch
Solomon Gaddes
Addes
Hir
Tenty-Tve
Firsts and Fables of Human Impact Across Ages
An analysis notes vast past human activity reshaping Earth with wars forests and cities. Camille Filmiarion posits human bodies in battle would reach the moon if stacked. Forest fires and urban ruin would yield monumental towers and piles rivaling Mount Hamilton and Rome’s art treasures would stock thousands of museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Camille Filmiarion
Mount Hamilton
Rome
San Francisco Chronicle
Why Mountain Tops Are Cold
An excerpt discusses why higher mountain peaks stay cold, citing thin air, rapid heat loss, and a vapor screen that weakens heat retention as elevation rises. The piece shifts to promote Nature’s health remedies, praising patent tonics like Stomach Bitters and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as trusted medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Sn Mountain
St. Louis Republic
C—O
A Freight Wreck and Odd Toasts in a Patchwork Page
A chaotic column recounts a Chicago freight wreck memory from a baggageman, then shifts to a mock grand toast from a London paper, plus assorted notes on treasure lore and quirky quotes. The jumble includes references to English treasure legends, a Birmingham Shakespeare club feat, and ads praising Pan-Ting cough remedy with local dealer mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leon
London
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United Boraersetig PowpEn Co
Wall
N.Y
TIE Daily News
Hawies
BaErForp
General Assembly
United States
House of Representatives
Hawley
Eaton
Toronto
Fan
Continental Union Association
Eisatu
CGT
W. Irving Parsons
Ard Joan
Messrs
Thomas and
Gilmer Schley
East Patrick Street
Uriah A. Lough
Syaursl
Druggsia
Galifornia Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Callequisyhle
Fahrney
Drageste
Fahrner
Fom Monerstens
Deats
Chas
Birely
Mamie Hoke
East Second &T
William H. Ways
Salvation Gill
Iosis
Iiss
Garson Pearré
D Druggista
Fredericx
Chamberlain
Garros Pe ‘& Pearre
Dougemes
Tata Fred
Ima Railroyd
Chicago
Chicago News-Record
Birmingham
Kansas City
The
Trenton
Diana
Ephesus
Coles
Garpott & Pearre
Frederick, Md
Steiner Bros
Kemp
S.A. S
Wright
Midway
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Malariz
Pernyroval
Dore
Brena
Ladica
Peters XE
J W. Fennimore
Kent Co
Del
Dover
G G. Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
Frederick Stove House
D. Thomas & CO
Geo. E
North Market Street
Chas. SC Steiff
Baltimore, Ma
jeSdhy Eb.m
Remsburg
Tevyteen
Triu
PATRICK ST_ PREDERICK
D. Elmer Wulf
Jy2dawtt
Hagerstown
Etchison
WM. H. B. ET Ceteson
Furniture and Undertaking House
South Market
Frederick, Nid
Excelsior
Publc
N. J. Wilson & Sor, —Proprietors of
Excelsior Stove House
Orphea
Gantschi
Gautschi & Sons
Srctsee
North Fourth
Sores
Syarsecient
Thorac
W.L. Douglas
W. LE. Douglas
W. KL. Douglas
Brockton
Dluss
Alr. Yeakle
Sugisdewe
Lairies and Gentlemen
W. T. Delsplaine
PRG
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