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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1900

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2

Frederick Boteler Dies After Long Illness at Frederick County

Frederick County loses one of its popular and esteemed residents, Robert H Boteler, aged years, of Olive Point near Frederick. He died Friday after a bout with a heart condition and congestion following a cold. He leaves a large family including five sisters and two sons, and was active in rural sports and local politics as a Democratic delegate. Funeral services will be held at St Marks Episcopal Church in Petersville Saturday at eleven.

Frederick Robart H. Boveler Ercenwick Yesterdas Seart Zeeese Mr. Boteler Baccot Viciries Roveler Robert H Boteler Merryland Boteter Maryland Captac Henry Boteler Wan. E. Boteies Aladdictown L.siog Western Xacher Wrn U Boteler Anne vingRett Due Sourt Mattie Balch Bronswick John A. Lynch Eliza Boteler H.B Marshail Etchison Presserthee Boteler Maggie Marshall Virginia Thos. Hilleary Peteraville John Marshall 8. B. Gross W. C. Boteler Botelar St. Marka Episcopal Church Patersville Osborn Ingle

Living is Bat Warfare? A call to noble soldiers

A poetic exhortation from Rirrey D. Sacxpers of St. Louis Republic urging citizens to view life as battle worthy of honor. It frames self-respect as marching discipline, celebrates steadfast cheer, and imagines victory through virtue. It ends with celestial praise for the righteous, divine approval, and national resolve.

God's Angels Rirrey D St. Louis Republic

Brief Bits and Bright Items From Local Life

This item compiles short notes on local happenings including Hicks' cold snap, Christmas ahead of Thanksgiving, and various minor incidents. It mentions Mr Albert Cashoun near New London losing a valuable cow, Mr John Hergesheimer bitten by a dog on West Patrick street, and the Hospital sale ending with fair prices and about 20 contributed by children. Proceeds exceed 3100 to date, with thanks given to contributors and participants. A meeting of the Association is set for Monday at Mrs Marker’s home.

Hicks Albert Cashoun New London John Hergesheimer West Patrick Street Manazers

Yas Gaueien Minstrels at Citrpara House

The Big Winetrel Show announces Yas Gaueien American Minstrels to appear at Citrpara House in Tacetar on December 3. The organization features a large troupe with dancers singers and acrobats plus a seven star olio act and a grand street parade with a world class band.

Tacetar Tate Company Ez Rye Nugent Brothers Sun Ubis Sue Wooder Budd T Wo Bats

Other People's Money at City Opera House

Oliver Starbird drives a clever plan in the light hearted comedy Other People’s Money. J Charles Haydon, a popular local actor, stars as Starbird with Marjorie and Hopper in the supporting cast. The City Opera House presents the play on December 3 to suspenseful, witty enjoyment.

Oliver Starbird Marjory Mr. Haydon Hopper Leroyle Tha Opera House J. Charles Haydon City Opera House

Ten Nights In a Bar-Room revival at City Opera House

Ten Nights In a Bar-Room revival underlined to play at City Opera House on Wednesday December 3. Cast includes Eric Mansfield W P Windsor Harold Rogers and Miss Henrietta Windsor with child actress Annette George in Little Mary role. Also Black Diamond Express coming December 6 with scenes and electrical effects. Two killed by boiler explosion at Davenport Iowa Glucose Sugar Refining plant. engineers James Cole Man and D D Cook among the dead and five injured. property damage estimated at $25,000.

Manefield T.S. Arthur City Opera House Mansfield Eric Mansfield W. P. Windsor Harold Rodgers T. W. Favershaw Harry Henrette E H. Cushman Chauncey St. Alberta Winfield Emerson Henrietta Windsor Adelaide Blanche Nobles Annette George Pod Dimigult Mary Black Diamond Express Deveres Victor New York City Paul Lewis Rosa Osborne Dennis O'Leary Karl Raiser Davenport Glucose Sugar Refining Company James Cole- Man D. D. Cook

Village Blacksmith Saves His Little Son From Croup

Mr B H Black of Grahamsville Sullivan Co says their son Sve years old suffered recurring croup attacks until Chamberlain’s Gourd Remedy became the sole reliance. He claims the medicine dissolves tough mucus and prevents the condition from worsening without opium or harmful drugs. Available from A L Pearre.

H. Black Grahamsville Sullivan Co. N Sve Chamberlain A. L Pearre

Relief in Six Hours with New Great Son South American Kidney Cure

Distrustful advertisement claims rapid relief in six hours for bladder, kidneys, and back pain. Promises immediate urinary retention relief and a cure through a drawing of a medicine labeled New Great Son South American Kidney Cure. Sold by S. Sehley & Bro. and drugstores. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets advertised to cure a cold in one day. No Cure, to Pay. Price 25 cents.

S.sehley & Bro Draseice E. W. Grove

Mexican Indians Battle in Texas Mining District Fight

A chaotic clash across the Tex Mex border draws about ten men, two tomahawks and wavering loyalties as Mexicans press for about four mines from Soyape Socurru. Indignant Americans pursue the retreating Indians amid heavy casualties and a chaotic retreat. Six Americans killed or wounded. about a hundred thousand dollars in alleged losses described in terse reports. The event highlights tensions between Mexican reggiares and Texan settlements.

el Paes Tex Mus Aus Soyape Socurru Mex Ben von Upure

Death by Own Action Shocks Wilkes Barre Community

George L Wolfe a 20 year old musician with Mamuncleta's Tleile cumpins hanged himself in his boarding house using a rope improvised from bed clothes. He leaves a wife and one child in Wilmington Del. The article also notes political notes and other brief items such as navy promotions, a missing Lubec postmaster with alleged $850 shortage, and unrelated medical advertisements.

Wilkesbarre George L Wolfe Mamuncleta Tleile Cumpins Wilmington Del

The Microscope Scene and a Health Cure Ad

A vignette about smashing a microscope to prove life forms frighten the observer, followed by an advertisement claiming Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures weak lungs and coughs. It urges readers to write to Dr Rh. V. Bierce in Buffalo for a free letter consultation, asserting no alcohol in the remedy.

Wadsierts- Tien Ancesta Pierce Gobden Cee Eeat Rh. V. Bierce Buffalo Noy

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