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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
3
Wonders of Liquid Air Lecture Impresses Frederick Teachers
Dr Foetterolf of the University of Pennsylvania lectured on Liquid Air at Woman’s College Hall for the Teachers’ Institute. The demonstration showed freezing power with experiments on a rubber ball, beef, vegetables, and mercury. Attendees praised the clear explanations and the striking results, noting mercury could be frozen to a hammerlike hardness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kereerolf
Dr. Fatterolf
University of Pennsylvania
Woman’s Gallege Hall
Frederick
Foetterolf
Menis
Woman Escapes Alleged Charity Swindle in Philadelphia
Misa Elizabeth Campbell, known to Frederick merchants, faced charges of obtaining money under false pretenses by promising charity entertainment and ads. In habeas corpus, Judge Ferguson discharged her as the evidence failed to prove she would perform as promised. Witnesses admitted no one required the promised entertainment or ad placements, and none could confirm failure to deliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elizabeth
Campball
Frederick Merchanta
Chariéy
Falal
Philadelphia
Jorge Ferguson
Thera
Tas
Burrall Bell Wedding at North Bentz Street
Miss Irene Bell of Frederick and George Johnson Burrall foreman at Montrose Iron Works wed at Miss Nannie Beck residence on Wednesday night. Rev. Dr Osthorne Inglis conducted the ceremony followed by refreshments and generous gifts for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrall
Bell
Nannie Beck
North Bentz Street
Irene Bell
Frederick
George
Johnson Burrall
Montrose Iron Work
Osthorne Inglis
Real Estate Sale Near Prarl Farm In Private Terms
Real estate and insurance agent Charles T. K Young reports sale of a 20 acre farm near Pearl to Mr Kavens from Mexico and Germany for Mrs Susan Intermap on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. K Young
Susan Intermap
Prarl
Kavens
Great Quantities of Corn Being Canned Daily in Modern Factories
A report on corn canning plants in Predariok City, outlining heavy daily output at Predariok City Packing Corn Pauy, Ovi & Dixon Packing Company, and Mouwacy Valley Canning Company. Describes new buildings, 12 canning machines, husk and corn conveyors, silking machines, mixers, fillers, automatic capping, and crate packing. Notes near continuous operation, day and night shifts, and advanced machinery making the industry highly efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predariok
Pauy
Nevsssi Faiva
Ovi: & Dixon Packing Company
Mouwacy Valley Canning Company
Mein
Ostrias
Whitch
Biog
Prooess
Tall Spies Bulut By Air Atop St Louis Church Spire
The highest spire in St Louis rises to 246 feet atop the North Market and Hogan Street church, raised by a massive derrick. Pneumatic tubes and air force guide 50 pound stones to the workmen, with the pole derrick growing 150 feet in three minutes. Also reported is the closing of the Teachers Institute sessions and plans for a colored teachers' institute next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ss. Liberlawy
North Market
Hogan
Joseph Conradi
Jack
Auntie Riehl Festival for Carroll Park Opens
The Auntie Riehl festival for Carroll Park starts this evening at six o'clock. The park lawn is being decorated and tables and benches are being arranged in positions for the event, which draws notable interest from residents of West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auntie Riehl
Carroll Park
Weat Patrick Street
Law Grip Orders Man Out Of City
George Steele was arrested last night by Officer Brookey on charges of orderly conduct. He appeared before Judge Eckstein, fined $1, discharged, and ordered to leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steele
Brookey
Vnatees O. Eckstein
Fireman Ern est W Coakerley Injured in Baltimore
Fireman Earnest W. Coakerley of the Pennsylvania Railroad is in serious condition at Oley Hospital Baltimore after being struck by falling debris while on a freight train north of Woodberry Station yesterday morning. He collapsed from a fracture and was carried to City Hospital Halives at 740 Second Avenue, Hampden, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest W.coakerley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oley Hospital
Baltimore
Woodbery Stallon
Dokerly
City
Second Ayvenue
Bampden
Notified of Nomination Set for Rennert Conference
At the Hotel Rennert in Baltimore last night a meeting with Chairman Parran Congressman Mudd Mr George RK Gaither and Mr Pam mond Urner agreed to notify the candidates of their nomination on Monday September 23 at the Rennert Phillips Line Goldsborough will deliver the notifi cation speech and Gaither will reply with others expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennert
Baltimore
Chatrman Parran
Mudd
George RK. Gaither
Pammond Urner
Phillips Line
Goldsborough
Aither
To Wear Elegant Gowns at Bijou Theate for September Week
Helene Andres will wear elegant imported gowns and perform a character of her own creation during the opening week of Advanced Vaudeville at the Bijou Family Theatre, formerly Junior Hall, in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Family Theatre
Junior Hall
Helene Andres
Robert Downing
Advertising the goods to boost sales in Tam Darty and Wheel
Many people lack access to desired goods and miss sales opportunities. The key to selling is making the goods known and attractive through effective advertising. Let the public know where to buy and how appealing the offerings are via the local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frith
Frederick Opera House safety inspection planned by city officials
Building inspector Edward D. Prastos from Baltimore and assistant Oto Hubitz visited Frederick at Mayor Smith's request to inspect opera house improvements. Preston will report in writing within days. Officials sought a reliable authority to assess safety and substantiality of the work before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Edward D. Prastos
Ingp Otor
Baltimora City
Oto Hubitz
Fregerick
Preston
Salish
Fisston
Namber
pEreona
Bsau
Frederick
Baltimoore
Messrs
Knubitz
Court session tallies costs in Brunswick case
Circuit Court convened with Judge Motter. Edward K Smith sues the Mayor and Council of Brunswick over a pool hall license and YMCA ordinance violation. lower court verdict for the town affirmed with costs. An equity case on Seaster's Island sale near Point of Rocks, owned by John H Williams and Richard Haster, was argued. motions and interventions discussed. Worthington, Williams, Brown involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Qoocurt
John O. Motter
Edward K Smith
Connoll
Brunswick
Corrs
Mr. Smith
Bronawick
Canneel
Williams
Belog
Glann H. Worthington
Myre
Williame
Alberté
Brown
Eater
Beate Henry Weeden Obituary Notice
Henry Adolphus Weeden aged about 80 died yesterday at his Souut ville home in this county. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from Mountville home. Infant Charles William Baer four months son of William Baer died this morning. Funeral tomorrow at 2 at the house with burial at Be Olivat cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weeden
Henry Adolphus Weeden
Souutville
Mountville
Charles William Baer
William Baer
Baltimora
Chlo Aveonus
Be. Olivat
Funeral Arrangements for Ada Renner in Baltimore Arrival Tomorrow
The remains of Miss Ada Renner, who died in Baltimore, will arrive in suis Olay tomorrow morning at 10 20 o'clock. Friends are asked to meet at the Baltimore and Oniedapat, then the funeral will move to Mrs. Olivet o Cemetery. Also a poem by T. A. Daly from Catholic Standard is quoted about a mother figure. The front of new buildings of F W Oberdarfer and N J Wilson & Son on East Patrick Street are being painted by Mahrl Moberly and other workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Watte
Washington
Charles W. Ely
East River
Conn
Mies Leila Smith
West Patrick Arrest
Sykesville
Albert J. Dyer
East Fourth Street
York, Pa
Margaret W. Boc Paercon
Fort Patrick Street
New York City
LY. Baughmans
Chses
H. Binghmae
Johnson
Caps
Eleanor W. Houck
M. Elizabeth Hond
Atlantic City
Charles Hamilton
South Market
West
Patrick Strané
John Quinn
Columbia
West South Atreas
Carlton HE
Mumford
Littlestown
Braddoch Heights
Ethan Cramer
Patrick Street
Bloomsburg
J. Beisley Keller
North Market Street
T. A. McWarlin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Jd. 4. Goodman
Mabs M. Grahame
Eleanor W. Honok
Danghy
Baltimore
Washington, Braddock Heights
J Alfred Ritter, Jr
Colorado Springs
Alfred Ritcer
Griffis
L. V. Ranghman
Poplar Terrans
Mia J2ete Maote
Beles Mantz
Eitte Lambert
Ivan Paisley
Predortok
Allendale
Dovnstable
Cncle
John Mason Grove
Broad Ran
Misa Ostharine Pontins
Middletown
Cochranton
Paol R Pontins
Arrow Head
Inlet
N. Y
Ada Renner
Suis Olay
Oniedapat
Greepest Valley
Ars
T. A. Daly
Bressrs
F W. Oberdarfer
N. J. Wilson & Son
East Patrick Street
Mahrl
Moberly
Bank Statement of Citizens' National Bank Frederick MD 1907
Frederick Maryland August 22 1907 resources and liabilities show capital stock 100000 surplus 300000 undivided profits 39649 26 national bank notes 16763 41 due to others 14726 89 deposits 21414 42165 divisends earned 152 00 certified checks 254 95 total 2450515 68 cashier WM G Zimmerman sworn statement indicates accuracy and directors J D Baker listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Gom
Panies and Savings Banks
Manynany
Coonrr
Zk Rman
WM. G. Zimmerman
Oavers Thomas
N. P. Correcte
Hancomas
Er Aller
J D. Baker
Notable Regional Changes and Obituaries in State News
Easton gains from the new charter while notable deaths include August Gisin founder of the Baltimore Journal and farmer Sylvester Summers of Washington County. Rockville High’s Prof D D Luckett is dismissed. The Constitution may be sent to Annopolig for station duties, with Hartford slated for practice cruises. Rev Dr S B Southerland, a Methodist Protestant Conference founder, dies in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
August Gisin
Baltimore Journal
Sylvester Summers
Washington County
D D Luckett
Rockville
Constitution
Annospolig
Hart—ford
B. Southerland
Methodial Protestant Conference
Union Protessor Infirmary
Baltimore
Sale of September Shirts for Particular Men by Funeral Directors
Retail notice from Funeral Directors N Heig & Miller promotes sale of September shirts from International and Gold Medal brands. Emphasizes significant savings, most shirts priced around 95c, with selections including French Madran fabrics, striped and patterned designs, and large stock up to 50s. Also features four-in-hand cravats and Mer cerized shirts. Local note mentions Bijou Family Theatre manager quotes and a rain-soaked festival shift to Etchisonatore room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Moen
Honda
Local ads mix of foods, services and sales at Frederick shopfronts
Daily oysters offered at T J Michaels stand, French Sundaes and five to ten cent items. Special Saturday sales on sugar and corn starch. Dance at Braddock Heights tonight with half hourly buses. Wide variety of goods from tailor shop to watermelons and cantaloupes, post cards, shirts, millinery, and heavy sales on buggies and wagons. Local vendors include McCardell's, Etchison Studio, Stuart Eris & Co, and B. Eprrt & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niuw
Frederick
Etchison Studio
Ooarda
Adda
Etchison
Scoept
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Geo
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Woaer
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Nat. Bank
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South Bentz Street
Olsrenos Cramer
Hila Heard
John A. Pletahmen
Biet
Edward B. Mensell
Frank Axudrewa
Wiesner Street
Albart Smith
City Hospital
Edward M. Dyst
Opera House Improvamente
Thepetor Preston
Baleimore
Queerton
Beate
Citizens’ Hational Bank
Elren- Freon
Renner
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Fred. Co
George EB. Roboer
Rodook
Thos, F. Rice
Lega
Oost
John D. Henderickson
Neuing & Miller
Thomas P.rice
North Market Stream
N Heig & Miller
Saidig & Miller
Haller
Etchisonatore
Rich
Atylea
T. J. Michael
J. Rippiemoser
J. M. Occlier Weat Patrick At
Uars
Anjoy
Qibe Reica & Co
Ak McCaxpztz
Braur, Ketter & Co
Anne Arundels
Charnes L. Rea
Richfield Mining Company
Stuart Eris & Company
Bid’g
Washington, D. C
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McCardell's
Bilas Halth Ritoble’s School For
West Church Street
Fall
Fall Millinery
Paymner
St W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Fran
Phouse
Priva
B. Eprrt & Sons
Ross MacKenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Mas
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Aya
Pene
Gen Ra
Q. L. Kefauver
North Market Biest
JAS. A
LONG
Cramer & Stauffer
Noar
Cramer
Stauffer
Fidelity
West Third Street
Montgomery County
Thurmont
Ofice
Orn
sOacra
Creaverstown
Daautifus
Market St
Swellloge
Goots Instuunt Pleasant
Yamsvile
B.de O
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Bach Side
Herbert Thompson
Mameville, Frederick Co
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F. B. Sippingtor
Hina
Toller
Sappingson
Gif Walt
Newspa
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