Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,176 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1909

Page

3

How Cook Started to the Pole Adventure by V I Bradley

The narrative describes preparations for a polar voyage to join Dr. Cook’s expedition. It notes securing a Gloucester vessel renamed John R Bradley, refitting with gasoline engine, hiring Captain Moses Bartlett, and provisioning for thirteen men. The party travels from Gloucester to Greenland, meets Eskimo families, assesses bears, seeks dogs, and plans a winter camp at Etah before a spring dash toward Ellesmere Land.

von Iw. Bradley Cook North Pole Fac Mongolia Gloucester Fishing Cotiogner Hadler John Rh Bradley Moses Bartlett Roosevelt Peary Newfoundland Dr. Cook Orth Dry Cook Bat Sean Juge Snalde Iim Ellesmere Land

Wasp Taming as a Business by Miss Hawking of Dover

Miss Marian Black-Hawkins of Dover England proposes taming the common wasp as a house pet to control pests. She claims to identify and fondle wasps without harm, train them, and feed them honey to revive hunger before domesticating them for pest control.

Marian Black-Hawkins Andover England Hawking

Cook's Pole Claim Rests On New Proofs But Peary Denials Persist

Dr. Frederick A Cook responds to Commander Peary amid growing controversy over polar triumphs. He asserts ready proofs and says Eskimos used were paid, denies Peary stole his provisions, and notes documentary evidence. Cook plans to ship two Eskimos and crew back to America, with Captain Sverdrup possibly leading the expedition.

Peary Gays Copenhagen Dr. Cook North Pole Cook Harry Whitney America Svektrup

Corn Crop Less Favorable Reports Lower Yields

Washington reports from the crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture show corn at 74.6 percent of normal on Sept. 1, down from 79.4 a year earlier, while spring wheat stands at 88.6 percent indicating improvement. Estimated spring wheat production is about 231.2 bushels per acre with corn at 2,648,845,300 bushels, compared with 2,954,063,000 last month and prior years.

Washington Crop Reporting Board Department of Agriculture

Flour seized for nitrogen peroxide contamination in Wisconsin

Two car loads of flour from Columbus, Nebraska were seized in Lacrosse Wisconsin under instructions of the United States marshal. The flour is alleged to have been bleached with nitrogen peroxide in violation of the pure food law. The company will test the state of the product.

Lacrosse Wis United States Mnarahal Western Wisconsin Columbus Neb

Dr Henry C Chapman Dead at Bar Harbor

Dr Henry C Chapman professor of physiology and biology at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia is dead at Bar Harbor Me Sept 9. The report notes his long career and service in medical education and research.

Heniry C. Chapman Bar Harbor Henry C. Chapman Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Hin Homo

Harriman in Critical Condition Report Amid Conflicting News

Reports on Edward H. Harriman's health describe him as extremely critical and bedridden since Friday. Physicians and nurses attend him, with a high fever and ice therapy. rumors of an operation are denied by his secretary, while confusion over medical sources and a pending family statement fuels uncertainty.

Turner Edward H. Harriman Andinuraes Wall Street Harriman Mr. Ford Lyle Wovett

Life Could Exist On Mars Water Vapor Hints

San Francisco reports that Professor W. W. Campbell of Lick Observatory announced from Mount Whitney expedition returned with proof that water vapor exists on Mars. The finding, based on mountain summit photos, suggests Mars may support sentient life.

San Francisco Cal W. W. Campbell Lick Observatory Mount Whitney Mars Hobbes

Robbed A Mason Past Grand Commander Jewel Heist Albany

Albany report of a burglary at the Woodlawn Avenue home of Charles H. Armatage past grand commander of the Knights Templar. diamonds, a Masonic thirty third degree charm, and $150 in cash were taken. police notified. separate item notes a man leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge and was pulled from the East River by a tugboat captain. Scratching a pimple caused blood poisoning leading to death in Pottsville.

K. T Albany N.Y Charles H. Armatage Knights Templar Woodlawn ‘Avenue Quall Atredt Armatage Brooklyn Bridge New York A. Mutt East River Pottsville Lewis F. Roeshrng Merchant of

Brother's Tragedy From a Loaded Revolver

In Canonsburg Pennsylvania on September 9 Clarence Mrntz aged nineteen fatally shot his brother Charles aged twenty six while playing with a revolver he did not know was loaded.

Canonsburg Clarence Mrntz Charles

Gifts to Charity from Montclair Man Total $101000

A Montclair resident donated 101000 to multiple charities in a public note dated August 28. The gifts were allocated to Presbyterian Church Bloomfield, Mountain side hospital, the Haines Home, and a German hospital project. The record also mentions personal life events of James N. dervio and the couple Jarvie living abroad.

Montclair N. J Ethucastion Ita Janes N. Dervio Misa Heten Newtont Jarvie

Unclear Suffolk man stays awake in coffin incident

A Suffolk man spent a night in a coffin on a top floor with a companion Elaine at the Florida alab near Lake Phillip eight miles from Suffolk. He was heavily alarmed and drove away in a car around midnight. A party of watchers followed in another car and found he kept the contract. he did not sleep.

Mans Suffolk W. G Phillip Elain

Quay Statue Sent to Harrisburg for Review

The statue of United States Senator M. S. Quay, carved by Karl Bitter, arrived at the Pennsylvania railroad freight station in Hartleburg, Pennsylvania. It is consigned to Governor Stuart as chairman of the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings, with a decision by the board expected at the next meeting. the statue may not be accepted without proper authorization.

Hartleburg Ita Brent Philic Rambo Enysle

Death of Dr Hand in Cape May Court House Train Incident

Dr John Hand a sixty five year old Democratic politician and Dias Creek resident was killed instantly in a West Jersey Express train accident at Cape May Court House. The horse drawing the wagon was also killed and the incident left the doctor’s body severely mutilated and wagon destroyed.

John Hand Cape May Court House Cape May N.ly John MW. Hand Dias ‘Creek Wnn West Jersey Crosafne Hand Bachelor Atending

Black Bass for Africa and Roosevelt request in Washington

Washington reports former President Roosevelt asked the United States government to send black bass to British East Africa for deposition in Lake Naivasha. The request was made in a personal letter to Commissioner George M. Bowers of the Bureau of Fisheries and will be complied with if possible. Beverly, Sept 9 notes census supervisor appointments in various Pennsylvania districts including Harrisburg York and Lancaster with named supervisors.

Roosevelt Washington Pformer United States British East Africa Lake Naivasha George M. Bowers Ishories Pennsylvania Beverly Maas Pednsylvania Econd Etlis Changler Abratia Moores Milton Falck Lancaster John B. Graham Ashby J. Andrew Wilt Towanda Warren G Igght Harrisburg Lewis C Elliott York Samuel. L.,. Reed Bhenebure Jacob & Wenk Tonesta David B. . Thompson

Opium Joint Raided in Atlantic City

Detective team led by County Detective Bautze raided a reputedly largest opium den on 120 North North Carolina avenue owned by Charley Wong Jung. Officers seized opium valued at 3000, 200 choking lamps, and 100 opium pipes. Jung, a house keeper, and two inmates were arrested and held on 1000 bail each. A separate item notes Thaddeus Tlazte, a scientist in Norwalk Conn, offering to test an elixir of life claim and willing to die under controlled conditions.

Atlantic Atlantic City Bautze Charley Wong Jung North North Carolina Avenue Jung Bla South Norwalk Conn Thaddeus” Tlatze

New Bishop of Philippines named from Scranton

Sept 9 report from Scranton indicates Rev. Felix A. Ward of this city, a member of the Passionist order, is reported to have been appointed bishop for the Philippines. The message notes Ward is a native of Brooklyn.

Philippines Scranton Felix A. Ward Passioniat Order Philly Pines Broaktvn

Pennsylvania observes Hudson voyage centennial pageant

A long article describes Henry Hudson and the Half Moon and Clermont voyage, with plans for a multi day observance starting October 9 including a historical pageant on September 28 and a grand military parade September 30 in New York City, followed by a Hudson River procession to Troy on October 1 and a large carnival in New York on October 2. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced fares and tickets to New York during the period, with details available from ticket agents.

Henry Hudson Hudson River Sandy Hook Troy New ‘York Tradeon Mexico Ithe Clermont New York City Hudson New York Pennsylvania Railroad New Laetta Aite

American dentists barred from Berlin dental congress

At the Berlin dental congress the local committee made compatriots ineligible for employment unless they paid a fee, excluding American dentists in Europe. American delegates challenged the rule but faced continued restrictions. many Germans and others accepted positions left after the ban.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Users In Ads

Local letters from Louisville and Adrian claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured severe female troubles and avoided surgeries. Testimonials recount relief from debilitating symptoms, with users stating they would not be without the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Louisville Hancer Seth Lydia Pinkham Lena’ Yi Henny Dyas

Fragmented OCR leads to disjointed local notice

Reading is interrupted by garbled dialogue and stray phrases. The fragment mentions a parson inmate of a reformatory and hints at a discussion about belief and advertising in The News, but it lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or a clear event to report.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Broly Cape York North Star Bay Etah Bradley Aretic Expedition John. R. Bradley Labrador John R. Brndley North Sydney Gloucester Tesort Ile Co Board of Public Grounds Fadt Africa Ait Bulletin Berlin Thix Europe Vom Unized Matty M48 Lowsville Couriersldi Ian Knott J. A.williamon Chichester S BRAM Droggists Nottay Popham Pearre Pharewbay Hi Visita
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication