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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1895

Page

5

The Man in the Iron Mask Theory Consolidated

The latest theory, supported by La Reine Biscorique, pins the iron mask prisoner as Mattioli. Paris records show an 1689 Bastille burial for Mattioli and a masked former inmate at Pignerol. Bertrand’s review of burial registers strengthens the case and refutes Voltaire’s and Dumas fiction.

Mantue la Reine Biscorique Paris Pinerolo Pienerot Mattioli Paul Bertrand Foreign Office Voltaire Man In the Louisa XIV Domas Mattlell Austria Spain Savoy Venice Louis XIV Casale

Mills Moving Somtch. The Providence Journal asks

The Providence Journal questions factory moves below Mason Dixon line and whether Southern mills will list stocks on Northern exchanges. It notes Northern manufacturers may gain from capital movement and watches Southern mill expansion for possible shift to finer goods.

Providence Journal Mason's Dixon’s Theas

Syrup of Figs Promises Health and Comfort

An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative liquid with pleasant taste. It claims to cleanse the system, aid colds headaches and fevers, and cure constipation without weakening kidneys, liver, or bowels. Sold in 60 cent bottles by druggists, manufactured by California Fig Syrup.

Becaue California

Acts of Beroish memory project to study Maryland history

A Maryland history program by the Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution plans a series of meetings every one to two months. The February 22 gathering at the Northampton Hotel will feature a talk on Acts of Individual Heroism by Marylanders during the Revolutionary War, plus exhibitions of original documents and a moderated discussion. Committee members and local ex-Judge Goldsborough lead efforts to collect subscriptions for a granite monolith in Prospect Park to memorialize the Maryland 40 at the Battle of Long Island.

Maryland Maryland Society Sona of the Americas Beroistiv Baltimore le Bac Tbe Society Washington Society Northampton Hotel Coaries Street North Avenue Ulpe Maryland Bletoriane and Chroniclera Henry H. Goldsborough Courtland Street Joseph Noble Stockett Robert A. Wooldridge George W. Cameron Benjamin Thomas Hynson Griffith Prospect Park Brooklyn Shari James A. Gary Edgar G. Walker John Randolph Mordecai Baltimore Street South Arrest Samuel C. Rowland Charles T. Rolloway John R. Dorsey Cecil County Veazey Long Island James T. Woodward New York Baltmore

Hog with strange stomach contents wrecks local appetite tale

A hog butchered in Montgomery county Pennsylvania by T J Bile yielded a bizarre stomach inventory. It contained 63 actane of various bleds, 15 copper belts, 3 gud detpy vials, a faces of nails, a broken door ker, 5 dollars in coins, and 17 metal pieces, suggesting a heroic mastication effort.

Township Montgomery County T.J. Bile

Death of Edwin Hunt of Baltimore

Edwin Hunt died in Baltimore on Friday morning January 25. He was the youngest son of Samuel Hunt and Martha Beall of Frederick. A young man with musical talent, he joined the Oratorio Society and the Peabody Institute. The funeral will be held Monday the 27th at 12 o'clock noon from 648 West Franklin Street.

Edwir Hunt Baltimore Edwin Hunt Samuel Hunt Iste Martha ML Beall Frederick

Parlor Guests Visit Friends in Several Cities

Mr Barry Lochner and Messrs Rosenoar plan a short visit to friends in Hagerstown. Mrs Winsberg and daughters of North Market street visit relatives in Baltimore. Miss Allye Metcalf returns home from Harmony Grove after a stay with friends and relatives. Mr Lewin Hewes of Baltimore visits his brother Joane Edward Hewes in the city. Olle Pearce will spend tomorrow at his Howard county home. Col and Mr L V Baughmen and Miss Horsey of Frederick attended the Elkridge Fox Hunting Club annual ball in Baltimore. Jacob Rohrback was in Washington on business and returned to Frederick. Milas Minnie Appian and Misses Adelaide and Milne Stacey left to visit relatives in Washington, D C.

Barry Lochner Rosenoar Hagerstown Olle Pearce Howard County Col L. V. Baughmen Misa Horsey Frederick Elkridge Fox Hunting Club Baltimore Jacob Rohrback Washington Milas Minnie Appian Adelaide Milne Stacey Washington, D.C

News of the Churches Services and Activities

All Saints Episcopal Church will hold morning service with a children’s service at 8 PM and no night service. St James Lutheran Chapel offers Sunday morning and evening services with Sunday school at 1:45 PM. Charles B T Hendrickson will read Wenatminster League at Presbyterian Church at 6:80 PM tomorrow. M E Church notes ongoing revival with growing attendance and a morning invitation to join. Sub Jackson Calle Proverbe 1 26 27.

All Saints Episcopal Church St. James Lutheran Chapel Dundsy Charles B. T. Hendrickson Wenatminster League Presbyterian Church M. E Jackson

Letters from the Profle: Wrong Depression Created

To the Editor of The News, a letter argues revival meetings in Feagaville hall are not Salvation Army events but private efforts. The writer, Carmucm J. G. Dux, expresses sympathy for Christian work yet disputes any official Balearics Army connection and notes the meetings are privately carried on.

Feagaville Salvation Army Balearics Army Carmucm J. G. Dux

Weather Almanac Reports Severe Hailstorm and Ice

The hail began between seven and eight last evening and continued for hours. Ground overnight was covered with ice and sleet up to one or two inches, making walking difficult. The frozen ground hindered ball games and favored sleighing.

Save Your Meat from Skippera Peerless Pawer Mest Sacks

The obscure ad style note mentions a product line named Skippera Peerless and a guarantee claim. It references a Frederick location and a Great South Company. No clear event or person beyond generic entities can be confirmed.

Skippera Peerless Pawer Mest Ping T Gshley Sonera Go Fredenck, En Great Sout Co Frederick

Hotel Arrivals List Names and Cities

Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Horss H Griffith Montgomery county J Elser Knoxville F Headley A Clayton McLewin Hewes Baltimore T Fenn E Levy Philadelphia J Kelly Chicago Mrs Jas A Dean Yellowstone Park Wyoming Pope Harrisburg Ezra Minalck Adams county Pa D D Lawrence New York 0 Jenkins W Va county 8 Dantin Hoven C Hinton Detroit P H Seager Providence R I E D Bachelder Gettysburg Frank Kala Hanover WY O Bald Pennsylvania county 5 Guovy Hous B F Rachter F Rachter Henry Rachter Baltimore FL W Bootten Columbia county 6

Orry Horss H. Griffith Montgomery County J. Elser Knoxville F. Headley A. Clayton McLewin Hewes Baltimore T. Fenn E. Levy Philadelphia J. Kelly Chicago Jas. A. Dean Yellowstone Park Wyoming Pope Harrisburg Ezra Minalck Adams County D.D. Lawrence New York Jenkins W. Va Dantin Hoven C. &. Hinton Detroit P. H. Seager Providence E. D. Bachelder Gettysburg Frank Kala Hanover WY. O. Bald Pennsylvania Guovy Hous B. F. Rachter F. Rachter Henry Rachter W. Bootten Columbia

Philomathean Literary Society Debates Tax Law Verdict

The Philomathean Literary Society met at Kemp Hall with Rev. Dr. Beale in the chair and Charles Waters as secretary. A business report followed by a program included a recitation by Calvin Schmidt and a debate on income tax law won by the affirmative with judges including the president and two assistants.

Philomathears Philomathean Literary Society Kemp Hall David J. Beale Charles C. Waters Calvin E. Sehmidtecht EB. L. Boblitz Noah E. Cramer William 8. Nicodemus Jacob Hehrback Baker Johnson Allen Rohrback Napoleon Bonaparte

Social Evening At Walkersville Hosts Guests

Miss Berths Grabill of Walkersville hosted a pleasant social evening on a January day. Guests included Miss Carrie Ogis Miss Bess Ogie Mrs Dende Goldsborough Miss Amy Stauffer Miss Nannie Stauffer Miss Irene Stauffer along with Messrs. Benjamin Ogle Ernest Ogle and Goldie Stauffer. Attendees enjoyed Badeing and social games from seven to ten followed by refreshments.

Fox chase near Frederick ends with dog capture of fox

A group including George Mulhern John Poole and others chased a fox near Chag N Hargett's country home just beyond Frederick. Snow wary riding followed by hounds. Poole recovered the fox after a short pursuit. A skating note reports Olaf Rudd breaking a two mile record at the local rink with 6 4 9 8 5 and Joe Donaghue previous record at 3 0 0 5 5.

Messrs George Mulhern John Poole R. ¥. Smith Heck Quinn Austin Baughman Chag. N. Hargett Frederick Azmether Skatup Rup Barz N. J Olaf Rudd Joe Donaghue

Slain swine season noted in Sagres garinien report

A fragment from Frederick Maryland references merchants and a garinien arm Co. Sagres a garinien mentions slayings this season. The readable text is limited and lacks clear context or complete names and events.

Shaldeare Terert Sagres A Garinien, Arm Co Frederick, Md Most Merchants Sal Shem

Commercial Agencies Report Weak Trade Outlook

R G Dun & Co notes little improvement in business this week as gold withdrawals and a shrinking treasury reserve cloud the outlook. Industries face weak demand, prices fall to new lows, and unemployment remains high with a strike disrupting Brooklyn outputs. Trade hints at a cautious, low-volume future.

New Yeas R. G. Dun & Co Bosutsz Brooklyn United States Canada Bradstreete

Pennsylvania L Legislature Passes False Reports Bill

Pennsylvania legislature in Harrisburg reports a short session with 77 bills read. Measures include penalties for publishing false statements and requiring two newspapers for tax sale notices. The energy shifts to opposing Standard Oil with a plan for a Pure Oil Company of Pennsylvania and nationwide oil expansion. A Bulgaria revolution scare and a historical essay on the mace conclude a mixed page of political and cultural notes.

Haressrue City of Carbondale

Portrait of a Burkittsville resident shot by masked thieves

EK Bilser, toolmaker from Springfield Ohio and former Burkittsville resident, was attacked by masked robbers returning home with his young son near North and Mechanic streets in this county. As he raised his hands one thief fired, wounding his hand and injuring him in a nonfatal incident.

K Biser Burkittsville Hebbers Springtel EK Bilser Springfield Ohio North and Mechanic Arrests Biser

Meat Sacks and Fredericix Trade Declared Open

A scattered claim suggests meat sacks and a Fredericix factory hold key roles in a broader sale by leading merchants. The text mentions rites and records but is fragmentary and unclear about dates or actors.

Fredericix Rites 4 Gentes

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