Industrial Congress in Paris Opens Delicate Labor Talks
Reports from Paris July 13 describe the International Workingmen's Congress opening amid tension over foreign attendance and possible government action. US delegates expected. anarchist influence feared. Agenda includes labor legislation, factory inspections, and abolition of standing armies.
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Industrial Congress
Paris
International Workingmens’ Congress
Bret
Bordeau Workingmens’ Congress
Foyes
United States
Camp Notes Reported for Camp Jackson Encampment
The Frederick Bigemen will report at their Armory on Tuesday morning at seven o'clock. They depart for Camp Jackson via B and O Railroad, with Col FLW Brenne Chief of Staff and Gen E O McSherry overseeing. Camp jacket issued yesterday and several target points selected for the encampment. Teams will run from Frederick Junction to Camp Jackson to convey tors to and from the grounds. The F G B will depart Wednesday morning for camp. Sergeant White has received the contract for flooring the tents of the First Regiment at Camp Jackson.
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Frederick Bigemen
Camp Jackson
O'Clces
Flw
Brene
Sia
Williams
E. O. McSherry
Frederick Junction
Carp Jackson
White
Frederick Fiemen
Guard Against The Strike With Acker's English Remedy
A 19th century ad urges keeping Acker's English Remedy at home to prevent and cure croup cold and cough. One dose acts as preventive and some cases see a cure. A free sample bottle is offered and the remedy is guaranteed by JLo Williamson, druggist, with an advertisement in Tag News.
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Acker
Jlo. Willamson
Marriage of Chas. T. Fox and Eva Syder in Watson Ohio
The Watson Ohio Tribune notes the June wedding of Chas. T. Fox and Eva Syder at the bride’s parents home. About sixty relatives attended and a fine cupper was served. The couple plan several weeks in Sandusky after the ceremony. Fox hails from Frederick County and has lived in Watson for fourteen years. Fox’s sister, Mrs. Geo W. Cramer, resides in Unican Baltimore. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. E R. Deatrick on July 10, Eldren E. Ruff and Miss Fanny Lea Schultz, both of Baltimore, were among those noted.
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Tiste
Ohio
Chas. T. Fox
Eva Syder
Wateon
Sandusky
Mr. Fox
Frederick County
Watson
Mia
Geo W. Cramer
Unican
Baltimore
E.R. Deatrick
Eldren E. Ruff
Mics Fanny Lea Schultz
Deaths in Middletown and Montgomery County
Death notice reports Elizabeth Main aged 79 of Middletown after cancer. She leaves six children and funeral held Thursday led by Rev. Bergstresser. Also note Martha Laurette Best of near Germantown Montgomery County died aged 27 with funeral planned for tomorrow at 10 at the Reformed Church and interment at McChyet.
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Middletown
Elizabeth Main
Frederick Main
Peter Schlieser
Lawson H
New Market
Isaiah
Joshua Main
Charles Wroogle
Henry Biser
Indiana
Jos. House
Virginia
Sunday church services listed for multiple denominations
Tomorrow’s schedule lists services across many churches including Reformed with Rev Eschbach at 10 am and 6:80 pm, All Saints P E with Rev Ingle at 10:50 am and 6:45 pm, Evan Lutheran with Rev Kuhlman at 10 am and 7:30 pm, and others such as St John’s Catholic, United Brethren, German Reformed, ME churches, and more. Sunday School times and special sermons are noted. several churches have no evening service or note special speakers and locations like Rocky Springs Chapel and Bethel Utica.
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Reformed Church
E. R Eschbach
All Saints
Os Sorne Ingle
Middletown
A. Schulenberg
Mt. Pleasant
Fairview
Evan Lutheran Church
Rey Luther Kuhlman
Court Street Lutheran Church
Ds. Dieh
St John’s Catholic Church
Brand
United Brethren Church
G W Kiracofe
German Reformed Church
Herman Bielfeld
A J Gill
A M Evers
Rocky Springs Chapel
Zerger
Bethel Lutheran Church
Utica
Sanuay School
German Baptist Church
Bronzer
Foy M Cavrooms
Marion Kine
Wm Ould
Usung
Trinity M. E.church South
Christ Come
C. L. Kennard
Pimples Signal Impure Blood Promises of Acker’s Elixir
An old advertises Acker's blood elixir claiming it purifies the blood, clears the complexion, and strengthens the constitution. Sold and guaranteed by J. Williamson, druggist, with subscription note for The News.
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Acker
J. Williamson
In the Church Fields and the Y.M.C.A. Plan
A discussion on how to engage young men in church work, noting low attendance among the youth. The Baton Y.M.C.A. proposes a method: collect addresses, connect with churches, provide introductions, and foster church homes to prevent drift, aided by Christian Endeavor societies.
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J. W. Clokey
D. D
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Sonchurch
Thal
New England
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Wa Hing
Inferior reception at Y M C A and walking match results
A notice describes an inferred reception at the Y M C A with Mr Hawks of Baltimore expected as speaker. It reports a Colored Walking Match at Greiff Hall where Robinzon led after 100 miles in 19 hours 6 minutes and shows current standings with several competitors.
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Hawks
Baltimore
Greif i Hall
Robinzon
Robineon
Stanton
Waliame
uz —_ Smith
His
Wineberry
Wise Co operation in Presbyterian churches unity effort
The mutual agreement of northern and southern general assemblies to co operate in missions at home and abroad is a wise arrangement. It aims to unite the church bodies and improve education for colored people in the south, promising economy and stronger results while setting a good example for other denominations.
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General Assemblef Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Temperance Education Widens Across The States
The article notes twelve million children are in public schools learning about alcohol stimulants and narcotics. It says all New England states plus New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and ten southern and western states have compulsory temperance education, with territories following under state law.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Belaware
Kheir Business Booming At Drug Store Trade Revival
A local drug store under Josh Garretts sees a surge in trade after offering trial bottles of Dr Rane's New Discoveries for consumption. The product claims quick cures for coughs colds throat and throat and lung diseases with free trials and a large size option. Also advertised are Dr Acker's Exztish Pills touted for headaches and general ailments, sold by J A Williamsen, a druggist.
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Kheir
Josh Garretts Drug Store
Dr. Rane
Lane's Family Medicine free trial offer for all
190 ladies and 100 men urged to call on any druggist for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine the great red and herb remedy discovered by Dr Suss Lane in the Rocky Mountains for diseases of the brood liver and kidneys and for constipation and clear skin. Children like it too. Large size package 5c at all druggists.
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Lane
Suss Lane
Rocky Mountains
Ota
Organized Robbery Plans Unearthed at Fowler Packing
Four arrests reported as investigators reveal a long running theft scheme at Fowler Packing House. George Crater, in charge of retail, and drivers B I, Scott, Hawkins, and others allegedly split stolen goods over nearly two years. Warrants issued as managers remain reticent. Local crime notes also mention religious sect arrests in Trscons and a Harvard professor’s marriage in Manchester New Hampshire.
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Kaxess Crry
Fowler
George Crater
B. I
Scott
A. Hawkins
Crider
Howe
Runaway freight train wrecks in Paterson injures many
A freight train derailment near the Erie depot in Paterson, New Jersey, caused death and injuries. Nine freight cars jumped a switch, the engine collided with a car, and several passenger coaches and freight cars were damaged or burned. Fireman Joseph Gordon died at St. Joseph's Hospital. engineer Davis survived with injuries. Wreck caused extensive damage and estimate of rail and property loss around $16,000.
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Pargusox
XN. J
Erie
Smaster
Pasenger
Fresshr
Demoi Snes
Joseph Gordon
Jersey Cir
Tee Tanger
St. Joseph's Hospital
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