Committees Named In Frederick City rummage drive
Freder ick Civic Club forms 22 district sub committees to canvass households for a state wide rummage sale. Each district lists two women as leads with a Boat of Trade presence. Headquarters set for May 15 to deploy carts and drivers. Democratic primary contest blooms in Montgomery county with multiple candidates across Associate Judge Sheriff and House seats.
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Frederick
Patrick Stret
Market Street
Mary Wiliamson
Nannie Knott
Patrick Street
Abs
Charles F. Goodell
Lillian Motter
Montgomery County
Volere
Montgomery
House of Delegates
Oriphans' Court
Lee Offutt
Richard J. Saunders
Charles Griffith
Richard T. White, Jr
Lewis Poole
Andrew A. Cummings
Frank Lewis
George J. Nicholson
Among the Sick In Frederick and Vicinity Confined to Home
A report notes Mrs. George List of East Third Street recovering after an operation at City Hospital. The item mentions alley cleaning on South Market Street by municipal authorities. An advertisement urges readers to protect furs by storing them in moth proof yar rag at Harner's.
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Frederick
George List
East Third Street
City Hospital
South Market Street
Harner’a
Franklin Street
Baltimore
City Mote
Night disturbances on Brewery Alley record set
Between twelve and one last night officers rounded up five intoxicated participants on a bridge over Carroll Creek, four others faced charges for window mishap, and a dozen youths received reprimands for fire escape mischief as Justice Lloyd MacGill presided and locals faced fines or warnings. Howard Hunter and Victoria Minor figures appear in linked assault and retaliation charges. Sheriff Grimes arrested Sam Lee for prior thefts at Keller’s lime kilns. Otho Rollins released on habeas corpus. Colored families in Klinehart's Alley involved in a children quarrel and reprimanded.
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Brewery Alley
King
Howard Hunter
AAVLE
Wm. G. Grimes
Sam Lee
Keller
Buckeystown
Lee
Klinehart
Last Stand at Juarez as Rebels Attack Stronghold
Special dispatch from Paso on May 1 reports federal forces making a last stand in Juarez city church and jail. Rebels repeatedly assault the stronghold while bombs explode in the streets and fires burn across the city as Navarro fights to hold out until Col Rabage and 1,000 troops arrive.
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Paso
Juaresz
Navarro
Col
Rabage
Attack on Cananet Mining Camp Reported
May 18 report notes 100 rebels poised to assault the Cananet mining camp near Douglas. Ania Douglas reports the developing action with limited details available.
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Douglas
Ania
PLUV
Cananet
Lieutenant Kelly Killed in Aeroplane Fall
Special dispatch from San Antonio May 1 reports Lieut C M Kelly of the 30th infantry killed when his aeroplane fell fifty feet aboard. The accident occurred during routine flight operations.
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San Antonio
Texas
C. M. Kelly
30Th Inefantry
English Miners Dead at White Haven Mine
Special dispatch from The News London reports May 1 at 2 30 PM that miners entombed in the White Haven coal mine are probable dead. The brief item notes authorities assess the collapse as fatal with rescue efforts ongoing.
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the News
London
Fort
White Haven
City to Oil Dusty Streets this Summer in Bid to Clean Up
Hagerstown officials move to curb street dust by applying oil this season. The Street Commissioners ordered 6,000 gallons from Standard Oil and expect larger purchases as Mayor Schell supports the plan. A street sprinkler will spread the oil on treated macadam as the city presses ahead with the cleanup drive.
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Hagerstown
Prederich
Spet
Fredericks Aidellien
Civic Club
Schell
Standard Oil Company
Queen Alexandra Mourning For Edward Won’t Attend Coronation
Queen Alexandra remains in mourning for King Edward as royal aides announce she will not attend the upcoming coronation. The decision underscores the palace’s respect for the monarch’s period of bereavement while signaling a low profile for the ceremonial events.
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Personal notes list Edward S. Mobley J Clarke Kieffer and others on business trips or visits to Baltimore Fort Worth or nearby cities The entries name multiple residents visiting Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City and returning from trips including Ex Senator Jacob Rohrbayk and Mrs Ella Heard with various streets and towns cited
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Edward S. Mobley
Ella Heard
Baltimore
New Swedenborg based church aims to win Frederick followers
Rev Frank Sewall D D of the national church in Washington visits Frederick to present the Swedenborg inspired New Church beliefs. Lectures may follow to expose thinking residents to rational Bible explanations and an afterlife doctrine. Sewall travels with Dr George I Cook, seeks interested locals without urging conversion.
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the New Church
Washington
City
Frank Sewall
D. D
National Church
Frederick
Swendenborg
Sewall
Swedenborg
New ‘Church
George i. Cook
Sandy Springs
New Churchk
History of Ball Bearings and Advertising Wit
The article traces ball bearing evolution from early bicycle designs to modern machines, noting the shift from idealized spheres to real materials and elastic, compressible steel. It emphasizes precise requirements for races and balls, and the impact of severe duty on design. It also recounts J Pierpont Morgan praising advertising, concluding ads must attract the eye and sell.
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United Stats Patent Office
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cincinnati
Making rubies by fusion shown on Fifth Avenue
A New York Herald report describes a Belgian manager A J Van Exen showcasing artificial ruby and sapphire production in a rear laboratory on Fifth Avenue. The method uses a chalumeau and two hot retorts to fuse ruby powder into glowing cones, forming rubies in the rough, with hours needed per carat and larger stones requiring extended observation.
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Jin Fifth Avenue
New York Herald
A. J. van Exen
van Xen
Eight Die in Music Hall Fire at Empire Hall Edinburgh
Reports state eight bodies found in the Empire Music Hall in Edinburgh, including performer La Fayette. The scene is described as chaotic with dealers trading amid smoke and debris, though details remain incomplete and unsettled.
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Edinburgh
Empire Music Hall
Lafayette
Deadly nicotine experiment aims to scare students in Chambersburg
Professor H K Rhodes used a two foot water snake to demonstrate nicotine's danger by injecting nicotine from two cigarettes. The snake died within fifteen minutes as students watched. Rhodes had spent days warning peers about cigarettes, hoping to deter smoking among boys. The lesson concluded with notable impact on attitudes toward smoking.
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H K Rhodes
Chambersburg
Pythian Temple Corner Stone at Gaithersburg
Will accompany Mountain City Lodge No 29 K of T to Gaithersburg for the laying of the corner stone of the Pythian Temple next Tuesday. The O V A M Band engaged to accompany the procession and ceremony. Also includes notes on Chamberlains Liniment and its relief properties.
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O. VA. M. Band
Mountain City Lodge
No. 29
K. of T
Gaithersburg
United States Lags in Nobel Prizes Compared with Europe
The piece argues the Nobel Prizes show Americans underrepresented relative to Europe, noting Germany and France lead, while the United States has two prizes and little presence in physics and chemistry. It cites Willard Gibbs as a deferred ideal and laments few American entrants in radioactivity research alongside small numbers of contenders from Yale and Chicago.
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United States
Nobel Foundation
Germany
France
England
Holland
Russia
Ihaly
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Austria
Belgium
Norway
Independent
EU Tobe
Nobel Committees
Netherlands
Lorentz
Feeman
Van’t Hoff
van der Waals
Michelson
Nabel
Willard Gibbs
Yale
Nobel
Boltwood
McCoy
Chicago
Nation of Candy Eaters and the Candy Trade Rise
A column extols the vast U S candy market valuing annual spend at 78 million dollars. It notes St Louis produces 36 million pounds yearly, candy replacing pastry, and chocolate bon bons growing in popularity. It cites chocolate and tobacco as American blessings and praises the newspaper's small ads for finding cooks, servants, sales staff, or housing via want ads in The News.
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United States
St. Louis
Montezuma
Prescott Bays
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