Edison Announces New Electric Generator For Mass Use
Thomas A. Edison claims a six by six by five foot generator, fueled by an unprecedented fuel, can power lighting and electric vehicles for the masses. It promises automatic battery charging, low cost and simple operation, with a future plan to manufacture widely. Edison demonstrates a personal auto used by Madeline Edison and discusses speed and control, while noting the shed is enough to house the unit.
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Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Hilson
Edison
Almoss
Madeline Edison
Cslls
Inter Fost
Sand quality dispute delays East Church street paving
Dr Fabrney objects to sand used for base on East Church street paving. Mr Fritchey defends the material, claiming it is superior to river sand and approved by Supervisor Rummel. Tests showed decreased sand volume after washing, with aldermen Schell and Baumgardner and Mr David Wertheimer present. Fritchey intends to proceed with East Third street grading and paving, expecting completion in about 30 days, and aims to finish additional blocks on Market and Patrick streets this year if brick can be secured. Curbstones on South Market street begun.
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D. Fabrory
East Church Street
Fabrney
J. A. Fritchey
Rummel
Hatton
Mr. Fritchey
Mr Fritcher
Market Street
Patrick
All Saints
Church Streets
Fritchay
South Market Street
Work of Registration in City and County
Yesterday marked the second and last day of registration in the city and county. A total of 127 voters registered while 40 transferred out, leaving a net gain of 87 new voters. Precinct tallies show varied registration and transfers across eight precincts with a few transfers in each. A collision occurred on Market Street as Ollie Watkins and Mrs. William Watkins narrowly escaped serious injury when their buggy collided with Dr. Wm. G. McComas’s bus team driven by Brownie Pleasant. no one was hurt and the wheel was repaired allowing them to continue home.
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Frederick
Ollie Watkins
William Watkins
Market Street
Wm. G. McComas
Pleasant
Itia
Mrs. Watking
Miss Watkins
Keller's Drug Store
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Plans Winter Meetings
At a recent business meeting the Wo man s Christian Temperance Union outlined winter plans. A public meeting is set for Monday night October 12 with an entertaining program and reception for new members. A girls temperance association and sewing school resume in October. Local members and others from Backeystown attend the State Convention in Rising Sun, Ocean County.
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Boys’ Temperance Association
Tis Sewing School
Saturdy
Backeystown
Rising San
Oacii County
Harmony Literary Society Elects Officers and Debate Topic
The Harmony Literary Society organized last Thursday evening selecting Geo. E. Castle as president and Roger G. Barley as vice president. J. Edward Latz is secretary with Columbus W. Haupt as assistant secretary and Hartey D. Baker as treasurer. The next debate Friday will tackle the question Resolved That the present trend of religion fosters hypocrisy. Affirmative will be Hartey and Castle. negative will be Lutz and Haupt.
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Harmony Literary Society
Geo. E. Castle
Roger G. Barley
J. Edward Latz
Columbus W. Haupt
Hartey D. Baker
G. Hartey
J. Baward Lutz
C. W. Haups
Minstrela Impresses City Opera House Audience
Quinlan and Wails Imperial Minstrels performed at City Opera House last night before a large crowd. The company wore uniforms of a leading world power and presented two novel spectacles with stylish costumes and strong orchestral support, delivering a performance far above average.
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Real estate transfers and court notices in Frederick County
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses, and court actions reported for the week ending October 7, 1299. Deeds list multiple property transfers with names, places, and sums. orphans court filings include estate sales, administration, inventories, and guardian accounts.
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Circuit and
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Mary EB. Price
Lloyd Y. Price
Elijah Ayers
George W. Tobery
Howard I. Harria
Wm. J. Kints
John W.B. Summers
Eliza Jane Rhodes
Lydia HE. MoOshan
John E. McQahan
James Gittinger
Roma BR
George M. Gistingey
Frederick County
Elen Y. Payne
Harriet McQurtney
Cora EB. Grove
Frederick
Henry Long
Bessia J. Carey
Brunswick
Charles E. Barger
Wm. Schasafter
Mabelage
Mary M. Stottlemyer
Frederick Orphans' Court
Geo. M. Miller
Adam Rutces
Joseph W. Gaver
George Livers
Evry
WH. Livara
Isaac P. Stitely
Frank M. Saylor
Isaac P Stitely
Nellie A. Stitely
Harriet E. Stitely
Frank 3. Palmer
Willard O. Keller
Mary L. Markeil
A Great Vegetable Farm on Long Island Sees Growth
A Long Island vegetable farm owned by G. B. Hallock & Son in Greenport expanded from 80 acres of poor land in 1872 to a highly productive enterprise. Yield rose from 125 to 400 bushels per acre for potatoes, with onions carrots and cabbage expanding similarly. The farm now employs 25 to 40 workers and ships via two small steamboats to New York and New London, delivering about $20,000 to $23,000 in yearly wholesale value, aided by manure from New York and a substantial capital investment in buildings and stock.
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G. B. Hallock & Son
Greenport
Massachusetts Ploughman
New York
New London
Haliook
Balgoeke Farm
Sette
Nomination talk for Vice President in 1904 Republican ticket
Maryland campaign analysis suggests ex Governor Lloyd Lowndes could gain the vice presidential nomination if Republicans win in November and border state support grows. Roosevelt’s policies may push for a high standing Republican from border states, with Lowndes favored for balance. Senate and party factions in Maryland could influence the ticket and McComas’s re election bid faces potential opposition from Washington.
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New York Times
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Lownden
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Ely
McComas
Washington
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Purely Personal York fair attendance and visits
A string of local residents and guests are noted as attending or returning from the York fair. Names include Mr. Rosese OC White of East Fourth Street, Mr. and Mrs. Wm H Blentlinger near Frederick, county figures Messrs James O Harne and Lewis Bowings, and others visiting Baltimore Walkersville Adamstown Lexington Buckeystown Philadelphia Tiffin and mountain areas. The report also mentions a wedding tour by Mr. and Mrs. O Reuben Landis to Atlantic City Philadelphia New York Newark and Yosemite Valley.
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Rosese OC. White
East Fourth Street
Wm. H. Blentlinger
Frederick
John Etzler
James O. Harne
Lewis Bowings
Miss McShane
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Walkersville
Oerests Day
Adamstown
Eigenhaver
North Market Streat
Thomas B. Johnson
Mountain View Farm
Buckeystown
Maggie Sanderson
Cathcart
Devon
Carrie Nicodemus
Sbuckeystown
A. Winebrewer
Neice
Flora Dutrow
Tiffin
Ohio
Wooster
Pittsburg
F. M. Metz
Xfre
O. Reuben Landis
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
Newark
N. J
Yasemite Valley
Yellowstone Park
Mrs
Miss Bob White to Be Performed at City Opera House
On October 14 at the City Opera House Willard Spenser presents his test comedy opera Miss Bob White in this city for the first time with its full scenery and cast. Dorothy Hunting Aliie Dovey Edith Blair Marion Granger Ethel Darsy Anna McNabb Neill McNeill Frank Deshon Nick Barnham Bob Broderick G Harry Wilson Lester Brown Donald Archer Jim McClurs headline a large company in the metropolitan production.
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Miles Bob White
City Opera House
Willard Spenser
Bob White
Bob Whits
Dorothy Hunting
Aliie Dovey
Edith Blair
Marion Granger
Ethel Darsy
Anna McNabb
Neill McNeill
Frank Deshon
Nick Barnham
Bob Broderick
G. Harry Wilson
Lester Brown
Donald Archer
Jim McClurs
Preacher to Evince Harmony Grove Next Sunday Evening
News of the churches notes Rev. E O Makoskeys of Buckeys town will preach at Harmony Grove Methodist Protestant church next Sunday October 11 at 7 o'clock. Everyone is invited. The Lord's Supper will be administered to St Paul's Reformed at Utica next Sunday October 11 at 10 15 a m by Rev G M Hench with preparatory service on Saturday prior.
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E. O. Makoskeys
Buckeystown
Harmony Grove
St. Paul's
Utica
G M. Hench
Allagg Bo Total Liabilities and profits note
A garbled old balance sheet lists liabilities such as paid in capital 200 000 and profits after expenses and taxes 83075 21. Also misread bank notes outstanding and interbank dues. An unrelated ad for home goods follows including lamps, wool batting, oil stoves, and carpet store offers.
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Tiene Banl
Bankeru
Prat Comonies
Savars
Brief Bits From a Bright Budget of Local News
Storms end early this month as forecasts fade. Frederick Feir is touted as the next major event. Milicery openings and Christian goods prep for inspection. The York fair continues with Frederick town's big event to come. Witty lines on love, virtue, and marriage close this fragment.
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Frederick Feir
Christiane
York
Old Frederick Town
LeRoy McUardell and Ella Alingan to Marry Tonight
In Jackson MississippiMississippi the wedding of Mr A LeRoy McUardell of this city to Miss Ella Alingan of Jackson will take place at 9 o clock tonight at St Andrew s Protestant Episcopal church in Jackson.
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A. LeRoy McUardell
Ella Alingan
Jackson
Miss
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Wiseberg's Cut Sale Attracts Shoppers To Fair Dates
Wiseberg announces cut prices on new goods including girly and boys school shoes at 79c to 95c, with 1.25 values. Promotion urges use of Baltimore & Ohio excursion tickets Oct 12 to 15 for Hagerstown Fair, return by Oct 17, 1903. Emphasizes largest wallpaper department and latest novelties with quick estimates and prompt work by L. Be Mulliseux.
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