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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
2
Royal Baking Powder is praised for purity and wholesome ingredients that aid digestion. Hygienists and physicians note its effect on foods prepared with it, recommending it for those with delicate digestion.
Admiral Caillard presses Marines on Mitylene as Turkey accepts all French demands while Paris cites no comms. Telegraph wires cut severing direct contact. Ottoman ruler promises monetary settlement but resists treaty-right surrender. France seeks full guarantees and continued control before evacuation amid naval show of force.
Paris dispatch reports that the Porte will yield to all demands of France and the sultan has issued a decree ratifying the decision. French squadron will leave Mylne. A news item also recalls a child injury and home remedy claims for pain relief and rapid healing.
An advertisement promotes Ole Har ser Kentucky whiskey as ideal for family use, endorsed by leading physicians, and available at the Batate Restaurant in Frederick Maryland.
A fragmented report indicates the Robinson Wilt case moving toward a jury decision. The document hints at proceedings, potential witnesses, and possible delays as the court sets dates and discusses motions.
A garbled news snippet reports Daniel Ro Tong's death in Allegan and hints at a Democratic newspaper venture in Hagerstown. It notes the Western Maryland Telephone Co franchise in Allegany County, a 3700 dollar farm sale near Hagerstown, and Robert Gracey’s Cumberland trial for a fatality. Memorial windows honor Mrs Catherine Gabriel at Middleburg Reformed Church. Bernard Carter becomes Baltimore election board counsel after Isaac Strang's resignation. An 18 year old, John Geary, dies in Harford County from complications after a corn-related cut. Mrs Youra Tavs of Hagerstown dies at 47. James Lowman and wife complete a world trip, leaving San Francisco in August 1900. A I Baumgarten of Pittsburgh seeks to lease idle Cumberland plants to restart iron works.
The South Peon Company began drilling Saturday on the Ramsburg farm in the Sand Fork area of West Virginia. The new well started at about 4,000 barrels per day and sits on land owned by the Camden heirs. Dora Ramsaborg of this city and Wilson L. CamGen of Baltimore hold large interests, with two hivetery walls drilling on the property and one due to reach the pegs and the rest of the week.
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