Scientific miscellany on metals and rare earths in 19th century
Notes on Japanese sword manufacture with layered iron and steel billets built up to a thousand sheets, and the technique of hammering, heating, and soldering for strength. Also reports on Victoria red mud rainfall with limestone and diatom content, improved lamp using alcohol, a German biophone, and a Russian climber claiming mountain sickness cure with hot tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
F. Chapman
H. J. Grayson
Melbourne
Su. Denayrouze
M. Passtoukhof
Eages
Grand Ararat
Kaesbek
Mount
Elbrog
Local probate and farm produce notes in city paper
Notices report multiple local matters including Mr John Firby fattening four bogs totaling 1005 pounds and Mr Lewis P Scholl weighing five hogs at 1400 pounds, plus the will of William H Staub filed for probate naming his wife and sister as executors. The page also offers advertising philosophy and domestic advice with medical product notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Firby
Lewis P. Scholl
Telegraph Street
Wm. &. Staub
William H. Staub
Craigerstown
Orphans’ Court
Sussu
Staub
Mary O. Donsife
Sunday Religious Services and Church Activities
A summary of church services across several denominations. Evang Reformed pastor Eschbach preached on joyful sound and Rebekah as a mother. Presbyterian Rev Dizon led morning and evening services. All Saints Episcopal had morning sermon by Rev Gramaisr with afternoon children's service. Mary’s Chapter held a successful sale. United Brethren held morning prayer service led by W W Pickets and evening sermon on the constraining love of Christ. St John’s Catholic observed masses and Advent sermon with confessions Thursday and Bleach Sacrament later. Evangelical Lutheran, Rev Charles Steck, preached morning Romans 18 and evening Matthew 9:45. catechetical class Thursday. Installation of new pastor Steck planned next Sunday. Methodist Episcopal led by Rev Dr E S Todd with morning Samuel 23,15-16, Sunday school, Epworth League, and temperance meeting. Trinity M E S Church South had morning Investiture of Life by Wm H D Harper and evening sermon by Rev B V Switzer on duty. Grace Reformed, Rev E L Mclean, preached self-judgment and promptitude for salvation. Sunday school added a new scholar. consistory meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Eschbach
Genesse
Rebekah
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dizon
Gramaisr
Winchester
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mary's Chapter
United Brethren Church
W. W. Pickets
St. John’s
Francie E. Craig
Charles P. Steck
Steck
Suodsy
Epworth League
Wm. H. D. Harper
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. Mclean
Christ
Personal notices and upcoming events in Brunswick society
Purely personal items note visits and greetings among Brunswick residents including Eleanor Markey, Frederick Lochner, and Mrs. Alex Bradley with trips to Philadelphia Washington New York and Rheingarten. Week features announce lectures Christmas openings minstrel shows concerts and church events at Opera House City Opera House Conservatory of Music and local halls. Walker Beard receives a 20 day sentence for manslaughter in Brunswick case from September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Markey
Philadelphia
Frederick J. Lochner
Fifth Street
Washington
Alex. Bradley
New Rochelle
N. Y
Visitation Academy
D. Franklin Davis
New York
Estelle Travers
Laurel, Md
Academy of Visitation
Mises Sabina Beckley
Adelside Smallwood
Philmielphis
George M
Martinaberg
W. Va
J. Howard Git- Hinger
Virginia van 8
Rhinehart
Rhepherdatown
Mise Idlian Schicy
West Church Street
Walker Beard
Peter Weiskieche
Brunswick
Chicago police murder charges tied to Kentucky killings
Special dispatch reports Charles Kruger jailed in Greenburg Pennsylvania admitting involvement in the Chicago murder of policemen Pengell and Davine and the slayings of sixteen other individuals across Kentucky and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohicago
Iba
Cherles Kruger
Greenburg
Pollosmen Pengell
Davine
Chicago
Fleo
Kentucky
East
Brooklyn Theatre Fire Destroys Academy of Music
Special dispatch reports a fire sweeping the Academy of Music in Brooklyn causing an estimated loss of 590000 dollars. The blaze damaged the building early this morning and disrupted local performances.
New Telephone Link Connects Hagerstown and Frederick
A new line linking Frederick County Telegraph and United Telephone connects Hagerstown to Frederick. The joint link enables clear two way calls between the cities and access to Washington county and nearby states. The physical connection spans South Mountain and benefits both firms with mutual line access.
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Place
Frederick
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
United Telephone Company
Hagerstown
Oue City
Tur
Hagerstown Globe
Washington County
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
United Company
Thnt
Patnéa
Baltimore City
South Mountain
Funeral Notices Report From Local City Area
The funeral of John M. Gaugh was held at his home near Daysville with brief services before moving to Attos Church where Rev. S. M. Hench conducted the rites. Fredonia Council No 46 O U A M served as pallbearers and interment was at Asion cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons were funeral directors. The funeral of Jacob Grabill occurred at Walkersville with Rev. J. A. Asper officiating. Pallbearers included Robert A. Freshour and Geo. W. Best. interment at Israel Creek cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons served as directors. Philip W Summers funeral services were held at his home then at the Lutheran church in Middletown with Revs. O. W. Stinespring and Settlemyer officiating. Pallbearers listed. interment at Lutheran cemetery. A. T. Rice and Sons were funeral directors. Annis M. Mathews a colored 15 year old, died Friday and was buried Sunday at Greenmount cemetery after house services led by Rev. J. L. Wagoner. Pallbearers named. A. T. Rice and Sons served as directors.
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John M. Gaugh
Daysville
Attos
Rev
S. M. Hench
Fredonia Council
Order United American Mechanics
O. M. O. Hagar
J. F. Oland
E. Finn
Robert A. Freshour
Geo. W. Best
Ezra Saylor
Lycargas Wackter
Abraham Dern
David Crum
Israel Creek Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Philip W Summers
Banday
Bielate
Me. Philip
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rios and Sons
Death of Mr Lewis H Main at 240 West Patrick Street
Mr Lewis H Main died at his home in the city yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. He was 71 years old and active in wagon making on West Patrick Street. He leaves two sons Clinton E and Clarence Z and three daughters Ells May and Virgie, plus five brothers and two sisters. Funeral is Wednesday at 2 o'clock with services at the house and burial at Olivet cemetery. Also noted: Ei Lakin of near Jefferson died yesterday at 5 am aged 50, a well farmer with two brothers Willian H and Francis T. Funeral will be tomorrow at 10:30 am at the Reformed church in Jefferson.
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Nzwish Main
Lewis H. Main
West Patrick Street
Main
Evangelical Reformed Church
Clinton E
Clarence Z
Ells
May
Virgie
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Joseph D
Wm. Z
Knozville
Cornelius
New Market
Thomas
Eli Brandenburg
Harmony
This County
Sarah Woaters
Brewster
Neb
Ms. Olivet
Cephas
Lakin
Ei. Lakin
Jefferson
Francis T. Lakin
The
Reformed Church
Local Illness Report From East Second Street Area
Several residents are listed as ill in the East Second Street district with varied conditions. A. H. Hackett remains very ill at home while Katia Smith shows improvement. Giles Herwig regains ability to be out after sickness, and B O Reich at Reich's Ford is much improved. Ernest Hennedy suffers tonsillitis and is scheduled for treatment. Angelia Trendie and other academy students in Libersy are sick with a cramps-like illness and convalescence continues.
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A. H. Hackett
East Second Street
Katia Smith
Giles Herwig
Madison Avenus
B. O. Reich
West Reich
Ford
Ernest Hennedy
East Third Street
Angelia Trendie
Academy of Visiitation
Iis
Local Market Quotes From Mountain City Mill
The Mountain City Mill lists today’s market prices for corn and wheat. Old corn at $3 per barrel and shelled corn at 57 cents per bushel are shown, with No 2 red wheat at 70 cents per bushel, and other items including oat, 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Nswoon
Pickwickian Evening Presented by Woman's Auxiliary
A notes and entertaining literary treat awaits friends of the Woman's Auxiliary to the T. M. G. A. on Thursday evening December 3 at the Association's rooms. Readings from the Pickwick Papers by the late Charles Dickens will be performed by Frederick's most talented gentlemen readers for an hour of mirth and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday
Asociation
Pickwick Papers
Charles Dickens
Frederick
Reeders
Tomorrow's Qualifying for Newly Elected County Officials
Newly elected county officials except the orphan court judges will qualify tomorrow morning to assume their offices. The orphan court judges will qualify Monday December 7. Officials across several departments prepare for a near total personnel change with appointments to be announced and subject to confirmation by the orphan court. During Mr Hargett’s term as clerk the circuit court recorded thousands of deeds and mortgages, assignments, and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Young
William G Grimes
Wm. E Danner
B. A. Alexander
Mears S.A. E
Markwood D. Garp
Edward A. Toms
C. GC. Blase
James Palmer
J. Haffner
Clionis Court
Affault
William H. Hogarth
David G. Zentz
Board of Charities and Corrections
Douglass H. Hargett
Circuit Court
Hydieneal Wedding Tomorrow in Willameburg
Miss Elizabeth Maize of Willameburg Pennsylvania will wed H Dorney Eschlaon of this city tomorrow at seven. The ceremony will be quiet with only immediate family present at the bride’s home. Gorton’s Minstrels to perform at the City Opera House on December 1 featuring Welby Pearl Gorton Les the Marveous Mardo troupe and other noted artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Maize
Wiilameburg, Ps
H. Dorney Eschlaon
Gorton
City Opera Howe
Ths
Welby and
Pearl
Les
Marveous Mardo
Gorobats
Jere Seaford
Crescent City
Faron
Advertised Letters Remaining in Frederick Post Office
At the Frederick city post office Saturday November 26, 1908 a list of advertised letters remains uncollected. Recipients must call for advertised letters or they will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks. Lapras' List includes Mise Lavla Darla Mrs G T Epler Miss Mimie Hershoumal Miss Ochs Keller Mrs Bertie E Mitchell Mrs Charles Thomas. Gentlemen's List lists Jasper Easey RK W Biltov Edward J Holland O J Staga J Staley Colin O Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickality
Lapras
Mise Lavla Darla
G T. Epler
Mies
Mimie Hershoumal
Misa Ochs Keller
Bertie E. Mitchell
Charles Thomas
Gextlemen’s List
Jasper Easey
RK. W. Biltov
Edward J. Holland
O. J. Staga
J. Staley
Colin O. Scott
Illness and paving notes in the city and county
Mr W Tyler Page once of this city and a Republican rival of J F C Talbott in the Second district congressional race has been ill for two weeks with malaria at his St Denia Maryland home. His condition improved last night and Dr Eareckson of Elkridge hopes he can be about in a few days. Meanwhile South Market street work on vitified brick began and should finish by Thursday. Tearing up cobblestones on Market Street between Patrick and Church will be delayed until a thaw when they will be plowed up. Turn It Into Cash ad urges readers to place Tax News classified ads for unwanted items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tyler Page
J. F. C. Talbott
St. Denia
Eareckson
Elkridgs
South Market Street
Market Street
Patrick
Church Street
City Opera House
Ithaca Conservatory of Music Concert Company
Frederick
Shen
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting and Lee Lecture At City Opera House
The Woman's Auxiliary drum up a regular monthly meeting on Tuesday December 1 at 7:90 p.m. General Fitzhugh Lee will lecture on The United States and Cuba at the City Opera House November 30 under Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C admission 35 cents on floor 25 cents gallery Yeakle's box seat. Also offers Portieres and Table Covers in latest novelties from L E Mullisix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
Cuba
United State
Opera
Sven Og
Woman's Auxiliary
Osprr Peesipenr
United , States
City Opera
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Genoa
Bern
Oneglla
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Her- Doria
Mann Maurice
Count of Saxe
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Chambord
Great Britain
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Franklin
Paris
Cyrus West Field
James Sheridan Knowles
Joseph Emerson Brown
Georgia
Atlante
Herman Strecker
Reading
Borm
W. L. Moorn
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Opera House
Concert Co
Frederick Co
Selephons Fine Millinery
Blucher Shoes
Bae
Naldig & Miller Bargains
Christman
John Eisenhauer
Adaraiy Ware
Rodock & Co
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Geo
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Balianboar
Alerap Apd
Beacon
Kellar
A.ds Pearls
Br A. L. Pearre
Christas
Hall & Baioe
Rodock & Company
Wadreaday
Ithian Conservatory of Music
Conservatory of Music
Impa Mandolin Glab
Woman's College
O. B. Cling & Company
Brooklyn Theatre
Brookly
Academy of Music
Bargett
Hydieneal
H. Dorsey Etchison
Tax
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National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
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Nae & Miller
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Rodock
Rodook
A. T. Rice
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telehone
Thomas F.rio
Frederick County
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Denlere Jn
Thorne
Acula
Tueoposia Ganisoy
Harpsr'a Bazar
Clinton E.main
Clinton E. Mata
City Hotel Grill
Boren Grill
Lynn Haven
L. Kefangor
Grace Sewing Society
Bopper
Paclors
O. W. Hines
Washington, DC
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Feretaus
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Mekimere
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City
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Ald
C. E. Cline
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L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mullisix
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