A Great Leather Trust Formation Targets Baltimore Tanneries
Baltimore tanners were invited to join the Leather Trust organized in New York as the United States Leather Company. The plan aims to lower manufactured leather prices, with offices in New York and most stock already subscribed. The trust would include 90 percent of Pennsylvanian, New York, and Delaware tanneries and owners of major hemlock lands, with capital around 125 million dollars split between common and preferred stock and bonds.
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Baltimore
Combination
Leather Trust, Combination
New York
Maryland
West Virgin
Tras
United States Leather Company
Hemlock and Union
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Tennessee
Minginis
Kentucky
No Grounds for Suspicion in Huffer Death
Last week reports stirred undue excitement over possible foul play in the death of J Edward Huffer who died recently in Funkstown and is buried in Boonsboro cemetery. His uncle Norris suspected foul play and sought exhumation and autopsy but State’s Attorney Little had already investigated and found a natural death, so the matter was dropped.
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J. Edward Huffer
Funkstown
Boonsboro
Norris
Little
Will Prefer Charges at Rockville Case In Maryland
A mulatto girl from Cumberland claims assault on a canal boat near Seneca in Monery County Maryland. She states Undertank committed the crime and was hospitalized at Freedman's Hospital by Seventh Precinct police. She has returned home in Washington and will file charges before Maryland officials in Rockville.
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Rockville
Linzle Roll
Man Nearly Shoots Cat. Gun Misfires, Burns Eye
Mr. Frank Albaugh attempted to shoot a cat at the home of John T. Ying Ling in Liberty. The gun fired but did not discharge. the hammer struck, causing a burn to his right eye and face though sight remained intact.
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Frank Albaugh
Mear
John T. Yingling
Liberty
Liberty Bell Project Delays Cast to June and July 4
A historic Liberty Bell project faces postponement from April 30 to June with a July 4 ring. The bell, cast in Troy, will symbolize liberty and unity, featuring a nationwide tribute with women of the Daughters of the Revolution guiding manufacture and a first ring by a woman.
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Daughters of Revolution
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Cleveland
Madre Morris Wagner
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John Ritchie
Ruth
Disturbance Racks Southern Building and Loan in Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee the Southern Building and Loan Association branch in Frederick faces a rift as ex-director B F Jenkins circulates claims that officer salaries are excessive and pushes for by law revisions and an advisory board. Management denies the allegations asserting the move aims to create distrust and withdrawals. Members exchange literature with charges corrections and counterclaims.
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Southern Building and Loan Association of
Knoxville
Jenkins
Mount St Mary's College Alumni Event in New York
St Marys Alemai and the Acemni Association of Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg held a formal gathering in New York on Thursday evening. A V D Wison of Pittsburg presided with Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati Very Rev Edward P Allen D D president of the college and Bishop John A Watterson of Columbus among guests. Toasters honored the Pope and Hierarchy with several responses.
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St. Mary's
Byrne
Boston
Watterson
Archishop Elder
Chimes Completed at Evan Church Dedication Soon
Yesterday afternoon the Evan Church chimes were completed by the band, and Frank Rhodes gave a concert with familiar tunes such as Old Hundred Nearer My God to Thee and My Maryland. A dedication ceremony is planned around the 18th with a concert by the Metropolitan chimes of Washington.
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Frank Rhodes
Maryland
Washington City
Prohibition Camp Opens at Glyndon Park This Summer
The seventh annual Prohibition Camp at Glyndon Park in Western Maryland begins July 3 with Rev. Scott Hershey of Washington City preaching on The Empire of Conscience. Notables include Rev. William H. Boole, Rev. Dr. J. A. B. Wilson, ex Governor John P. St. John, M. Ver B. Bennet, and Rev. John Reedtor. The Prohibition Party Convention will be held August 9, with a mass meeting to close the camp the same night.
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Glyndon Park
Western Maryland
Amp
Scott
Hershey
Washington City
William H. Boole
New York
J. A. B. Wilson
Wilmington
Boole
John P. St. John
Kansas
M. Ver B. Bennet
Glyndon
John R. Clark
Elizabeth Bates
Maine
Chris
Methodist Episcopi Church
George W. Bain
Kentucky
H. T. Coursey
M. E. Church
Henrietta G. Moore
H. Emmett
Prohibition Party
Waltar Harmap
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Milkmaids’ Convention
Beating Carpets in Back Yards Draws Health Closures
The article notes eastern cities ban cleaning carpets in back yards due to dust causing eye and throat diseases. It urges Frederick to curb the practice as eastern towns have done. It also reports a railway accident near Harper's Ferry with severe injuries and possible death. It ends with a testimonial from Reverend Mark Guy Pearse praising Alcock Porous Plaster for colds and coughs.
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New Jersey
Rhode Island
Frederick
Mark Guy Pearse
Bedford Puncs
Rusell Square
Lospen
Alcock
German Syrup touted as a great throat and lung remedy
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a remarkable medicine for severe throat and lung trouble. It contrasts it with ordinary cough syrups, promising healing, easing, clearing, and strength. The copy targets chronic cases where doctors and medicines have failed and conveys strong persuasive language.
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Boschee
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