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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
The Royal Baking Powder is praised for its superior fitness purity and healthfulness of ingredients It leavens with inherent power without altering the food Its use yields wholesome digestible hot breads muffins and griddle cakes suitable even for delicate digestion Alum powders are dearer but considered inferior due to impurities
county correspondents report social visits and travels across New Market and neighboring communities. residents such as Mrs Waltz Mr Storm and Miss Dulaney are noted alongside church services, school openings at Milton Academy and local movements between Frederick Baltimore and Martinsburg. local exchanges mention telegraph line work to Mt Airy and Jett, and families including the Roop Waltz and Dorsey families visiting in Garwell and Adamstown.
Builder suffers a sore hand from a breeze causing catarrh in Rocky Springs. The public school at this place opens its fall session with a very fair attendance despite the hot weather. The Mission of the Sacred Heart resumes at Mrs. James E. Makenzie’s residence. Miss Mary E. Kenzie visited Frederick. A missionary exercise will be held in two weeks at Mill Haven Bethel to raise funds for the India Famine Relief Fund. No services at Bethel and chapel on Sunday September 9 due to pastors’ travel and home detention.
The Cacil County Board of Health advises establishing a county hospital at Elkton. Bids opened for Hyattaville water works materials and labor. award not made. A train near Hyattsville hit a wagon leaving two seriously injured. Cardinal Gibbons acknowledged a large St Marys Lonaconino class with a public demonstration in his honor. Samuel Wroe, mail carrier between Hagerstown and Dry Run, shot himself in the hand while handling a revolver. John W. Angel of Middleburg nominated for Congress by the Second Congressional District Prohibition Convention. The Confederate Home benefit tournament at Pikeville raised about $3,000. A McKinley Roosevelt Pearre fall dinner pail club forms near Narrows Park. Clyde Rector, 15, injured by accidental gun discharge near Dry Fork WV, on a special Cumberland train. Worcester county WCTU reelects Mrs Strickland president and Mollie Townsend secretary. Charles Archer of Baltimore jailed in Rockville for pocketpicking at the fair. Rev Charles H Knight resigns from Clear Spring Reformed Church due to ill health. staying in Bethlehem PA. Izadore Dyer and brother Joseph of Galveston end visit to Ban rock to return home amid storm fears. Telegraphic efforts to obtain information falter.
Adam Robinson was arrested yesterday by Officer Brust on larceny charges for retesting a pair of shoes. He will face a hearing in the afternoon before Justice Eckstein. Also noted is an advertisement for Agnew's Ointment claiming relief for itching and bleeding piles with numerous testimonials and nationwide sale.
chaotic session filled with rival leaders circling for control as officials move to certify results and credentials. street protests erupt while chairs, cables, and a crowd crowding the chamber reflect tensions between factions and the chairman urges order.
An old newspaper page promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and New Great South American Kidney Cure. It claims relief from deafness, ear inflammation, and urinary issues with quick results. Also touts a gold medal awarded to Bernheim Bros. for J.W. Barner Whiskey and local Frederick Maryland sales.
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