Annual Washington Era Milestones and Historic Figures
The Daily News notes events from 1716 to 1906 including Washington marching to defend New York, deaths of Thaddeus Stevens 1792 Jerome Bonaparte era figure Mme Patterson Bonaparte 1819 Peter Cooper 1883 General Blanco 1906 and a brief Astronomical Events window from noon today to noon tomorrow detailing sunset and sunrise times.
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Washington
Cambridge
Mass
New York
Thaddeus Stevens
Bors
William Beary Harrison
United States
Lincoln
Richmond
Petersburg
Mme. Patterson-Bonaparte
Jerome
Napoleon
Peter Cooper
Cooper Institute
Blanco
Cuba
News Subscribers Urged to Notify Address Changes
Subscribing readers who plan to move should notify the office of both old and new addresses to ensure prompt and accurate transfer of service.
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NETIC
Social World Pound Party at Wiles Home on Water Street
A large Social World Pound party gathered at the Wiles residence on Water Street with about seventy guests. Music by the U A M Band, games, dining, and refreshments followed late into the night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wes and a long list of local residents and band members.
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Pound Barry
Wm. H. Wiles
Water Street
WH. Wes
Frank Enge
James Layman
Win
Hoffmaster
Makie Brdkenbridge
Mattie Eyler
el Eyler
Ruth Kline
Lee Glabaugh
Heen Rumf
Ednad Hiltner
Gladys Miler
Walie Mohler
Mabel Mackey
Marie Rumpf
May Summers
Loiise Clakugh
Lillian Riehl
Ada Witz
Made Steup
Lillie Strine
Basie Korn
Mary Hanshew
Fannie Fehl
Jenn Moberly
Lilly Gardner
Bradine Gairdner
Nannie Hamilton
Mssrs
G. M. Wiles
Frank Eyler
Arry Wiles
Frank Korrell
Lester Wes
David Will
Wm. Eyler
Clarere Hiltner
Leonard Moore
Maurie Bunett
Merri Bonst
John Cockerly
Rihard
Millara J. Enfie
T. &. Dinterman
Pound Tarty
Milton Renner
New Midway
Theodore Renner
George Vanfossen
David Clark
Randolph Barrick
Harr Booser
John Hope
Improvements at Old Gar Barn Site Move Forward on Patrick Street
The Fagduich Railroad Company begins preparations for a major upgrade costing 35 000 to 40 000 dollars. A new four wheeled brick building will rise on East Patrick corner, housing offices on the first floor and auditor and director spaces on the second. A freight terminal and encircling tracks will replace the current car barn as work proceeds to level the site. In a separate incident, a Maryland Brick and Supply Co trolley wire sleeve caused a temporary grounding near Market Street delaying the Schleysville division. repairs reconnected the line by morning.
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Patrick Street
Fagduich Raiload
East Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Carroh Street
Henry B. Tyson
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
East Street
Schleysvile
Frederick Railroad Company
Market Street
Divorce filed by Julia Fratey from William Fratey
Julia Cecelia Fratey through attorney Samuel A. Lewis files for divorce a vinculo matrimonii from William Henry Fratey. The action seeks dissolution of marriage with the court handling proceedings and related relief.
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Julia Cecelia Fratey
Samuel A. Lewis
Willian
Henry Fratev
To Cure a Cold in One Day Takeg TAXATIVE BROMO
An ad style item promotes a cold remedy named TAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with dubious refund claim and a signature from Wo Grove, listing a price of 260 and urging fast results.
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Wo Grove
Seminary Alumnae Club Holds March Meeting at Woman's College
The PF Seminary Alumnae Club met in the Woman's College parlors last night with Miss Florence T. presiding. Mrs. John K. White reviewed Mary Wollstonecraft's Rights of Women and D. Hellen Ramsburgh read on the Federation program. Edith Markey spoke on modern church methods. Ramsburgh named a delegate to the State Federation convention in Baltimore.
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PF. FO Seminary
Woman's College
Florence T
John K. White
Mary Wollstonecraft
D. Hellen Ramsburgh
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Baltimore
Markey
Alexander Tope
Sarah West
Sherwood
Edith Markey
Marshall L. Etchison
Mary Siffory
Florence Trail
State Federation
Munshower elected second lieutenant of Company A N G
Sergeant Elmer F. Munshower was chosen second lieutenant by a 15 to 14 vote at the Armory last night to fill the vacancy after Lieutenant Frank L. Bentz. Munshower, a crack marksman and state representative at national matches, will receive a temporary commission from military headquarters and later sit for the examining board in Baltimore for a permanent commission.
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Elmer F. Munshower
A.M. N G
Munshower
F. Lester Smith
Frank L. Bentz
Manshower
Baltimore
Quiet Wedding in Walkersville Sets New Union
Harry W. Post-Summers of Kagerstown and Lela Summers of Huerton wed Saturday evening at home with no attendants. The bride is daughter of K F Summers of Paint Shop New Quarters Etterton. Reverend Henri L. L. G. Kietfer officiated at the ceremony conducted by Rev. Kietfer.
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Harry W. Potts
Kagerstown
Madge Lela Summers
Huerton
Hos
Guay Ko Brendy
Reformed Church
Walkersville
My. Luther Pitwan
K. F. Summers
New Quarters
Etterton
Frederick
Cumberland Valley Railroad Railroad Company
East Patricktown
Akoves-Simmons
Cleveland
Bowling for News Cup at the Y M C A
The Y M C A bowling team won two games in a double header at their alleys. They defeated the Combina Hirteny tions by 21 pins and the Braddocks by 78 pins. The Juma Athletic Club held a meeting at the Y M C A on Saturday night with new members elected. Officers elected were H B Clark president and treasurer Gra line Goodell vice president and John Hershberger collector of dues. After the meeting refreshments were served. The club now has 17 members.
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Bowling For the News
Braddocks
Yuca
Pleasing Attraction at Opera House This Week
Manager List presents Ros pree and Simms as the vaudeville attraction at the Opera House this week. The musical duo have been pleasing audiences since their first performance last night with a variety of music on various instruments and displays of exceptional skill.
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Rospree
Simms
Hagerstown turnpike condemnation approved for state take over
Judge Keedy signed an order ratifying Sheriff Barber’s return in the condemnation of the Hagerstown and Conochocheague turnpike. The state Roads Commission will buy the toll road for 22500, tollgates to be removed after deed passes in a few days. The line has been a toll road since 1821 as part of the old National Stuart pike.
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Keedy
Frederick County Maryland Industry and Labor Report
The nineteenth annual report shows Frederick County with 215 inspected buildings employing 1,429 males and 448 females. It lists 63 manufacturing industries with 1,161 workers, 1881 manufactories countywide employing 1,986 people, and city industries totaling 1,053 workers. Population figures place Frederick County at 52,673 and Frederick City at 14,411. taxation rates vary with cities like Salisbury and Frostburg at 0.50 and Baltimore City at 1.00. A lecture by Rev. Fr. W J. Kane on the Passion Play is announced, while the Empty Stocking Association meeting is postponed due to weather.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Allegany
Washington
Salisbury
Frostburg
Maryland
Washington County
Frederick high school prize portrait incentive 1910 11
The Kreh Photo Co offers portraits to the top boy and girl in general deportment attendance and study at Frederick High School for 1910 11. Y M C A management advertises meals and samples. Also notices for a Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C meeting a church sale and local farm news.
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Kreh Photo. Co
Frederick
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
A. L. Pearre
Put REEGER Gets 3 Power Carnations This Week
Thurmont Maryland residents are urged to vote on or before the (lth) to support electricity bills. The notice promotes savings on travels and cold remedies, referencing Viscount care and updated laws. Local guidance emphasizes timely action and civic participation.
Fruit and tree offerings and local notices from Frederick Md
A mixed text presents a fruit tree sale offering five and six foot apple trees and other fruit varieties. It also notes ornamental trees, shade trees, and small fruit plants with prices and contact details for J A Ramsburg of Frederick Maryland. Additional items include a lecture on the Passion Play and Europe by Rev W J Kane at St Johns Church on April 4, 1911 with ticket info, a pattern hats and bonnets opening by Mrs MC Getzbraugh on April 6 7 8, and Tyson removing flour and feed stock to 21 South Market Street with a prompt to advertise in The News.
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Father Kane
W J. Kane
Europe
St John's Catholic Church
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick, Md
W. J. Kane
St John’s
Georgie Poole
John Hisenhauer
Beckley
Marpstreet
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