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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1903

Page

3

WILL LEAVE FREDERICK Reverend Todd to go to Europe

Reverend Dr Elbert Todd pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church Frederick will end his pastorate at the close of the conference year and leave about April 1 1904 for Europe where he plans to spend several years. He will continue church work abroad and regrets leaving Frederick where he has many friends. His successor will be chosen at the conference meeting.

Elbert $.' Todd Methodist Episcopal Church Todd Frederick Europe

Carrie Nation ejected from Executive Offices in Washington

Special dispatch reports Mrs. Carrie Nation forcibly removed from the Executive Offices in Washington D C after attempting to meet the President. Secretary Loeb refused entry as Nation protested and became demonstrative this morning.

Carrie Nation Tas News Wasnixatox D. C Oarrie Nation Loeb

Farmers' National Bank is closed in Henriston Texas

Special Dispatch to The News reports the Farmers' National Bank of Henriston Texas was closed today by order of the Comptroller of Currency. The article also notes a Y M C A course at the City Opera House featuring Walter George's English Light Opera Singers with humorous sketches, plus local society notes on the Woman's Exchange and Mountain City Mills market quotations for grains and oats.

Wasarxetos D. C Farmers’ National Bank Henriston Texas Comptroller of Currency City Opera House Cty Opera House Walter George George Frederick Ar. George

All Run Down This Man Gained Strength From Medicine

Daniel Hurley of Oswego writes he was run down after the grip and after using Father John’s Medicine for three bottles he improved notably. He may take more this fall and offers his name as a reference. Also reported a theft where 45 was stolen from John Price near King’s Distillery while asleep in Montgomery County.

Father John Danial Hurley Oswego Daniel Harley Owego John Price King's Distillery Mon Comery County Xusyor

Homeopathic Physicians Demand Equality at City Hospital

A 1908 letter from Dr. J. O. Hendrix, secretary of the Frederick County Homeopathic Medical Society, protests selective coverage of hospital correspondence. It claims the City Hospital Association promised equal representation and abolished the training school, enabling graduates to be employed, while asking for fair play and an end to “unbiased” favoritism toward allopathic physicians. The letter argues Congress and state policy recognize homeopathy as equal, cites past patronage, and urges adherence to pledges of impartiality.

J. O. Hendrix Frederick County Homeopathic Medical Society Fou Frederick Oty Hospital Association Frederics Frederick City Hospital Association Frederick County Medics Frederick County Iadies Allopathic Medicin Se Innovation Osan Shey Tus Sparta Snd Allopatha Staf Votiog Eraturog Schoul Allopathic School Allopathia Allopsths Papil

Hospital Division Sparks Homeopathic School Controversy

A letter to Tus News questions the hospital ward named for homeopathic practice and accuses the allopathic school of privileged status. It advocates either separate departments or expanded nurse staffing to harmonize operations and ensure equal treatment for all physicians, proposing concrete staffing and departmental options.

Death notices from Kaplan City and Indianapolis records

Mrs Emily Augusta Carroll widow of William Carroll of Kaplan City Missouri died at 5 this morning at her sister s home near Clarksville Maryland She was a daughter of the late Tilzh man Biser of Burkittaville Theodore Cullen of Indianapolis a Mount St Mary s College student died at that place after two days of peritonitis He was the son of T J Collen proprietor of the Barnet Honore Cincinnati Ralph Benjamin aged 6 months son of Mr and Mrs B Hamm of Ouyahoga Falls Ohio died November 8 after a brief illness

Emily Carroll Emily Augusta Carroll Willam Carroll Kaplan City Missouri Francie V. Willard Clarksvie Tilzhman Biser Burkittaville Theodore Cullen Theodore Culler Indianapolis Mount St. Mary's Oscllega T. J. Collen Cincinnati Ralte Ralph Benjamin B. ¥. Hamm Ouyahog Wa Falls Ohio

Mrs Ely Injured In Fall At East Fourth Street

Mrs Elizabeth Ely aged 75 fell yesterday afternoon near 1 oclock at her home on East Fourth Street fracturing her hip. Dr Goodman said the injury was caused by vertigo and though the condition is serious she is doing very well.

Elizabeth Ely East Fourth Street

Leatherman Cramer Wedding at Walkeraville High Noon

The Glade Reformed church in Walkeraville hosted the marriage of Miss Eltie Irene Crawer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cramer, and Rev. Clarenos Gordon Leatherman of Wayne, Pa. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. J. Wolf with assistance from Rev. J. Ruper.

Grace Krhodee Luther C. “Hmiergian Eformed Parsonagy Loin City Eltie Irene Crawer George H. Cramer Walkeraville Clarenos Ciordon Leatherman Lewayne Glade Reformed Church D. J. Wolf Gindo Church J. Ruper Lushoran Charohst Walkersville Misa Cora Devilbiss

Wedding Notices Abound In Local Community

Multiple marriage announcements fill a column with details of brides and grooms from Lewistown, Baltimore, and nearby towns. Couples include Grace Rhodes and Carl Zimmerman, Joseph Darby and Mary Criswell, and Ednas Tracy with Harry Tracy, plus Carmack Mercer and more, with receptions and travel plans noted. Several local residents are ill or recovering.

National Bank Assets and Liabilities From Offhand OCR List

A fragmented OCR record lists bank asset categories and balances including loans and discounts secured and unsecured, overdrafts, securities, cash items, due from national and state banks, reserves, currency, and redemption funds. It cites capital, surplus, undivided profits, and various due-to items, with totals and placeholders indicating incomplete figures.

U.S Bandate Hanks Heneige Batik Khoth Natlooat Bank Cee BT SOU Oh

Local Offer Promises Gas Service With Installment Plan

A dated local notice advertises Welsbach lighting claiming brighter rooms with gas, offering to pipe, fixtures, a prepay meter, and 200 cubic feet gas for a quarter. After one month, money is refunded, with optional purchase at cost and installment payments. If dissatisfied, fixtures may be removed. Also promotes magazine subscriptions and a seafood menu, touting oysters and clams with delivery across the city.

Old English Ale Adverts For Thanksgiving Turkeys

An old advertisement promotes Old English Ale for health strength and Thanksgiving use. It mentions oysters and turkeys with multiple typos and a signing by S. J. Glapgi L., Agent. The text stresses waiting is genina to wait but business to advertise for desired items.

Genina

Lamps and heating stoves advertised at Sappingport shop

Lhavsé offers an array of lamps including Nickel B and J and Perfection Student Lamps praised for bright readable light. Also featuring ornate Parlor lamps and Cardigal Red Decorations. New stock includes Perfection Oil Heating Stoves touted as ideal for cool evenings at 42 North Market Street.

Lhavsé

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