World of Trade Report for Tax News in Frederick Md
The report notes a quiet wheat market with steady prices and low receipts of 279 cars. Corn and oats were quiet to slightly higher, while provisions remained active and higher with pork up 20 cents. Closing prices showed firm stocks and mixed trust activity, with leads and oil varying and loans easy.
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Daly
New York
Burlington
Northwest
St. Paul
Lead Trust
Morey
Market Notes From Philadelphia and New York
Stock prices on Reading, St Paul, and coal company talks in New York reflect a strong market. Produce prices steady with dull bran, flour, and meal. petroleum markets show ease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted as health tonic amid market details.
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Wania
Ami
St. Paul
New York
Broad Top
T. Pf WY. Ylang PB
Paita Deleaia
Joly
Old Win
Pam
Minnesota
July clerk's office instruments filed and city tax levy set
The July filings at the Clerk's Office totaled 92 with Deeds 45 Mortgages 35 Chattel Mortgages 8 Vill s of Esse 4 Articles of Incorporation 2 Agreement 1 Release 1 Power of Attorney 1. The Board of Aldermen kept the 1859 tax rate at 874 per $100 with 7 72 cents for interest and 10 cents for the sinking fund. A City Register investment resolution and tax refund of 8 75 for erroneous payment were approved, with a bill of 190 75 from Mersia Baughman Roa recommended. Left Her Family. ide M Green of Frederick reportedly fled to Baltimore with her three children.
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Ide M. Green
Franklin Green
Frederick
Baltimore
Mr. Green
Bentz Street
Fourth
Board of Aldermen
City Register
Casper Mehrling
Committee On Clanes
Bill of Mersia
Baughman Roa
Entertainment at Singanore: Musical and Literary Program
A musical and literary entertainment was held at the Central Chapel Singanore last Saturday evening. The program included solos, poems by J. P. Burdette, duets by Misses Barnes, recitations, songs by Rev A McCuilonga, and a chorus. Misses Delice and Annie Barnes provided music. Rev V J Heeps select readings.
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Singanore
Central Chapel
Bradder Brown
Hamorgage
Johnstown
J. P. Burdette
Mieses Barres
Sam
A McCuilonga
Ponter
Katie Lee
Whilie Gray
Charity Riminates
Pat
Fritz
Delice
Annie Barnes
V.J. Heeps
Deaths from Baltimore area include Sallie Hill and others
July 30 at 900 North Carey Street Baltimore Sallie A Hill 36 beloved daughter of Wa and N A Hill. Interment at Utica Thursday Aug lat at 11 o clock. Also the 3 year old child of Harriet Alderson Alberton Howard died last night funeral at Guckeystown tomorrow burial at interment. John Henry Branzer paralyzed died at nine this morning known as whitewasher and church organ blower. Funeral tomorrow at 3 PM Interment Greenmount. Mary Cornelia Barnard died Barlin Frederick County age two years four months thirteen days. A small child of Mire Mary E Barns died this morning age 7 months. Funeral tomorrow 10 AM interment Institution Cemetery.
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Carey Street
Baltimore
Sallie A
N.A. Hill
Utica
This County
Harriet Alderson
Alberton
Howard County
Guckeystown
John Henry Branzer
Evan Lutheran Church
Court Street Lutheran Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Mary Cornelia
Wiliam A
Alma O. Barnard
Barlin
Frederick County
Mire
Mary E. Barns
Institution Cemetery
The Want of Death and Hour of Dying Beliefs
A Victorian style note discusses popular notions of when deaths occur. It cites hospital observations showing deaths roughly evenly distributed across the day and cites a Paris study noting a drop between seven and nine in the evening but otherwise even proportions.
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Paris
Bastoa Bera
Experimental Electric Tower Turbulence at Summit
Researchers describe experiments atop a tower claiming unique atmospheric conditions minimize soil influence and create a near perfect electrical conductor. The report suggests the ascent offers unprecedented observations and reduces danger from sparking.
Somerset Village Superstition About Bell Strikes
A village in Somerset holds that if the church bell is struck during a hymn a parishioner will die within the week. The clock’s striking mechanism is stopped during services with hymns due to this belief reported in the European Letter.
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Somerset
Child death linked to opiate syrup prompts safer alternatives
A fragment reports a child dying after opiate use in soothing syrup. It questions mothers giving such poison and suggests Ackers Baby Soother as a non opiate relief. Sold by J. A. Williamson in Somerset. notes a safer product claim amid concern over deadly substances.
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Ackers
J. A. Williamson
Somerset
Composer recalls bells melody behind Signal Bells song
Louisvile Courier Journal recalls Col Hays recounting how a seaside tolling bell tune inspired his song Signal Bells two editions published, with the melody exhausted and more in press. He describes riding the Roanoke to New York and hearing bells at sea that sparked memories leading to the now famous tune.
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Wil
Hays
Courier-Journal
Taro Msore
Colonel Bow
Norfolk
New York
Roanoke
Old Dominion
Louisville
Surnal
Woman Martyr of Stolokat Aiba Nele Finvin
A Liverpool feature portrays Nelle Finvin, a 2 Liverpool girl known as a devoted Catholic, pianist and nurse hopeful. She left for London for hospital training after service at Chester boarding school and Beaver House. The tale claims she travels to aid the afflicted while facing scrutiny over alleged subterfuge to gain vestment access.
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Aiba
Nele Finvin
Liverpool
Kalk
Érni
Farher Dam
San Franchco
Custom House
Liverpool Catholic Times
Bes Feft
Denabou's Magazine
Lemon Funch Luncheon Sparks Suburban Style
The Boston Advertiser describes a lemon themed lawn party with yellow decorations, lemon crest, and guests wearing lemon colored ribbons. Attendees bring a leaf and sit in lemon colored bows while hostess generosity shines in table settings. The game ends with guessing lemon seed counts, awarding a yellow china prize to the closest guess and a lemon squeezer to the worst.
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Iemon
Boston Advertiser
Smoking Cigarettes Report Warns of Harm and Weak Will
A St Louis Democrat clipping notes Professor Lailin warns cigarettes carry many additives and produce stains and throat irritation. It claims 12000 cigarettes made in the United States and labels smoking a wholesale poisoning that weakens will power per Dr Holmes.
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Lailin
United States
Holmes
St. Louis
Clshe- Democrat
Robin Defends Nest Against Cat in Front of Court House
A young robin tries to suffocate its nest in a town tal tree by the court house yard. A large cat grabs the bird, but the parent robin dives and strikes, causing the cat to release the prey and retreat. The scene ends with the cat fleeing toward a building corner while the bird remains unfazed and vocal.
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Hingston Freeman
Iron dust claims life of local mill worker
Aaron Saith of Swiatca O dies while supervising his father's estate after a two week absence. Postmortem reveals a large artery growth and lungs hardened like stone, attributed to inhaling iron dust at the steel works during residence and labor. The autopsy notes an incision near the bear’s ear for opening, linked to his stern efforts.
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Aaron Saith
Swiaitca
Anesi
Sefe
The Educated Boy's Errand and Career Scruples
A quotation from the New York Herald criticizes educated youths who disdain trades after graduation. It argues that many seek lower valued work, like counter jumping or selling pins, degrading themselves by spurning gentlemanly callings and failing to honor skilled trades.
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New York Herald
Lane's Family Medicine free trial offer for all
Advertisement promises 100 ladies and 100 men to call on a druggist for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. Claims it is a root and herb remedy discovered by Dr Silas Lane in the Rocky Mountains and a cure for blood, liver, and kidney diseases including constipation.儿童喜欢它。
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Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
AMONG THE CHURCHES and the Lincoln general order
The New York Mail and Express cites the Lincoln era general order urging Sabbath observance and civil rest. It notes responses from the state department supporting Sunday rest and cites Paris expositions of 1878 and 1881 where English exhibitors upheld Sunday nonattendance. The piece urges American exhibitors to observe the Sabbath for moral and social benefits.
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President Lincoln
New York Mail and Express
Abraham Lincoln
Christus
I Mons
New York
State Department
Real
Paris
Europe
Great Britain
England
America
Wesleyan Methodists show progress in England Scotland and Wales
Returns relating to Wesleyan progress over the past year in England Scotland and Wales are encouraging with substantial gains in most districts and some losses. Net increase and members on trial and junior members are reported, noting strongest growth in the islands and London districts. The Advocate notes concerns about permanent success in large cities and signals cautious optimism for Methodism’s future.
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England
Scotland
Wales
London
General Council of Congregations Proposed in London
Congregational union of England and Wales approves a proposal to unite with Wisteria and New South Wales for a world wide council in London. Dr Hannay hopes the body avoids the term Pan Congregational or Ecumenical Council. Ohio reports 6733 Sabbath schools and a large surplus youth group outside them suggesting 6003 more. Pimples on the face linked to poor blood purity with Acker blood elixir advertised by J A Williamson. Miss Alice Myers visits Grace Lampe in Hihiscitz from Washington, D C.
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Ganen
Congregational Union of
England
Walies
Wisteria
New South Wales
London
Hannay
J.A Williamson
Ea Ile
Alice Myers
Washington, D. C
Misa Grace Lampe
Hihiscitz
Cama
Death of Dr Roberts the Plonser in nitro glycerine
Titusville Pa July 31 Dr W B Roberts originator of nitro glycerine torpedoes for blasting in oil wells died there yesterday afternoon. Ten years ago he was proprietor and editor of The New York Dental Journal and gained a national reputation. He was elected to come council in New York City in 1847 and moved to Titusville in 1868. He was a Republican delegate to the Chicago convention last year and a strong Harrion Morton supporter. He served several terms in the state legislature and left an estate valued at $3,006,000.
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Plonser
Titusville
W. B. Roberts
New York Dental Journal
New York City
Chicago
Harrion
Morton
The Truth About Writing Income in the Press
A Globe Democrat quotation discusses two themes about authorship. It notes top writers like Giger Amelie Rives and Howells earning around ten thousand dollars yearly, with many others ranging from two thousand to fifteen hundred annually, while stressing that most writers fail due to lack of education and practice.
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Rex
Lee
Starrea
W. Giger
Amelie Rives
Howells
Earpers
Miss Marfree
Ss. Louis Globe-Democrat
Printers Ink From Cotton Waste Found Economical
A process converts spent cotton waste into high quality printing ink. One ton of waste yields about 1400 pounds of oil used to make ink, with the residue of grease reused after treatment. The New York Telegram notes the method uses steam, carbon solution, and heated copper to extract oil and grease.
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New York Telegram
A Column for Farmers on Beeves and Prices
A farmers column argues breeding and fattening high class beeves pays. It links rising exports to Britain with demand for grade corn fed cattle, urges direct sale to slaughterers, and discusses weight targets and ice costs for city trade. It also notes an improved fence invention to aid farming operations.
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Great Britain
Great Barain
Seaboard
Great Western
Allaborg
American Agricultarist
Child Health Elixir Alleged Safe Pain Remedy
A dubious claim centers on Jenhannm or parecorie producing 22 Versiural eratiog for children in distress. The text asserts Acker soother relieves pain in children, is harmless, and contains no opium or morphine. Sold to J A Williamson, dentist.
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J A
Odd Patent Pills and Salve Adventures
An old advertisement touts Dr Acker's English pills as a cure for sick headache and liver troubles offering easy use and low price. It also promotes Bucklensarmen Snake salve claiming it cures cuts sores eczema chapped hands chilblains corns and piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by local druggists Joseph B. Gerro t.
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Addy
Dr. Acker
A. Williemsen
Joseph B. Gerrott
Forcedzio Leave Home Sparks Call for Free Sample
Over 60 residents were displaced as protests demanded a free first package of Lane's Family Medicine. The ad-style plea promises cures for blood issues, liver and kidney problems, headaches, and pale complexions, urging readers to contact a druggist for a 50 cent large package sample.
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Lane
Onv
Epochs Marked by Electric Bitters Health Revival
A long era of illness gives way to renewed health through Electric Bitters. The advertisement touts the tonic's great alterative powers for kidney liver and stomach troubles and claims many users regain health through its use. Sold at 50 cents and 1 per bottle at Garrett's drug store.
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Jucoph
Garrett’s Drug Store
Their Business Booming At Joss Garrette Drug Store
Their trade is enormous due to free give away of sapiy tree and bottles of Dr New Discovery for consumption. Coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and all throat and lung diseases cured quickly. Test with 2 oz trial bottle free. large bottle $1. Every bottle warranted.
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Joss Garrette Drug Store
Dr. Ga
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