Lincoln Visited Frederick During Civil War When He Stopped for Half an Hour
Diary entries recount President Abraham Lincoln visiting Frederick on October 4 1862 after the Antietam Campaign. He met General Harani wounded at Mrs Ramsay's before a brief return to Washington. The record also notes GeneraJ Stuart entering Chambersburg and a rash of war news including paroled rebels executed and local draft updates.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Frederick
Antietam
General McClellan
Jacob Engelbrecht
Lincoln
J. Ye B Stuart
Chambersburg
Engelbrecht
Abraham Linecoln
Our
Genl Harnani
Washington
A McClellan
Williamsport
Baltimore
Union
Ilgh Ang Hollow
Torveyor
Lee Chapman
Maryland
Allegany
Cecil
Kent
Frederick County
J. Moran
Property Deeds Move in Local Courts and Picnics
Several real estate transfers are recorded in county and city deeds with values from 10 to 4 000 dollars. The Forest Grove Sunday school plans an annual picnic August 16 at 1 pm near the church, with an address by J Bibb Mills and music by the Point of Rocks Band. A lawn fete to aid Trinity Church is set for New Market with ice cream and cakes. The Charley Rouss Fire Company fire truck was damaged after steering gear failure sent it into a ditch. Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association meeting postponed to Thursday, August 15.
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Forest Grove
J. Bibb Mills
Anti-Saloon League
Baltimore
Point of Roeks Band
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Winchester
Fresh Meat and Poultry Offered by H. C. Bratten
H C Bratten at 105 South Market St advertises a complete stock of fresh meats and poultry, smoked meats, and daily fresh seafood direct from the ocean. Prompt citywide delivery is available.
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H. C. Bratten
South Market St
Frederick milk price reform proposed by Wertheimer
Charles Wertheimer urged Frederick County dairy farmers to press for higher prices by cutting costs and securing lower freight rates to Washington. He noted farmers get about 11 cents per gallon while consumers pay far more and called for cooperation with the Bureau of Agriculture to improve producer earnings. The piece also reports on Montgomery County Republicans and Progressives preparing a fusion county ticket with an evenly divided slate.
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Department of the Bureau of Agriculture of the
United States
Frederick
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick County Association
Wertheimer
Frederick County
Washinngton
Washington
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm
A patient suffering days with colic and diarrhoea is cured after one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The advertisement claims life is saved in severe attacks and urges readers to buy the product from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Steve
Frederick Gains New Lawyer After Bar Qualification
Clavey C Hull is Frederick's new attorney. He recently qualified before the Court of Appeals of Maryland and is now authorized to practice in any Maryland court.
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Clavey C. Hull
Frederick
Maryland
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Phil Mr. Dlull
Frederick News Hails Hull for Bar Practice
The News congratulates Mrdfult 53 a well known young man of Frederick county gid has many islands there He is a graduate of Western Maryland College and was on The News reportorial staff He studied law for two years in Justice Aaron R Anders office The News wishes him a long and prosperous career as a Frederick Bar member.
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Mrdfult
Frederick County
Gid
Western Maryland College
Aaron R. Anders
Hull
Caeer
Frederick
Atlantic City fisherman Ramsburg hailed champion angler
AHarmony Grove gardener D C Ramsburg is proclaimed Atlantic City champion fisherman after a party caught 359 fish weighing as much as 150 pounds and another day 367 fish. A big fish supper at the Majestic Hotel fed 200 guests where Ramsburg, who landed most of the fish, gave a brief speech.
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William D. Baumgardner
Braddock Heights News Roundup
Braddock Heights August first week notes dance crowd polices dances waltz two step visitors from Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh cottage improvements new train schedule six oclock trains to Washington and Baltimore Dr Charles F Winbigher to give free lecture on newer methods of healing next Wednesday night at the auditorium
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Braddock Heights
Waltz
Mary
Baltimore
Motel Braddock
Frederick Railway Company
Frederick
Heights
Washington
Charles F. Winbigher
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President Lincoln
Harnranf
Stuart
J. E. B. Stuart
Potomac
Hancock
Mercersburg
Shippensburg
Mechanicstown
Woodsborough
Liberty
New Market
Monrovia
Urbana Hyattstown
Poolesville
Hyattstown
Rennes
Day
The
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Olivia A. Gernand
Mahlon B. Green, Jr
Levin Stonebaker
George R. Stonebraker
John Bieffer
B Kieffer
Helen 2. Stonebraker
H. Edith Thompson
Traik
Norwood
Nettie Bowie
William R. Delashmutt
Philip Mehrle Hiteshew
William R Delashmutt
Percy Lee Gray
Virgie Virginia Bell
Harvey Otte Wilhide
Helena Grace Hames
Charles A. Null
Angeline 3Rand Harman
Westmans
Lawn
Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association
Mullinix
Als
CAPE
Watts Wall Paper
Fepportunity T
Chas Wertheimer
Fusion
Montgomery County
Rockville
Big
East Fourth ST
H.C. Hull
Court of Appeals
Harry C. Hull
Washington Cottage
Jane Corbin
Gilpim
John Barber
Washington, D Ge
Samuel Norris
Frederick Trust Company
Frederick, MD
Frederick ‘Trust Company
Reno
Flarp
David Cramer
Walkersville
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
Frederick City
State Bank
Trust Company
Reno 8
HARP
F. W. Obenderfer
Claggett E
Ramsburg
Walter B. Leatherman
Harry F. Shipley
D. Chester Kemp
Albert W. Eceker
William Eb.oatshall
J. Stewart Annan
Emmitsburg
George W. Fawley
Jefferson
Walkersville, Maryland
Beauty and the Beast
Rex
Elsie Albert
Tor
Morgan
Powers
Greenawalt’s
Patrick Street
the Empire
Thanhouser
Brethren of the Sacred Fish
Reliance
Mr. Geo. Siegman
Isabel Lamon
Plains
W. L. O. Fisher
Griffin & Griffin
West Patrick, St
Lafrance Shoes
H. R. Flauti
City Hall Shoe Store
York
Ks GC
Kefauver
Optometrist
Amd Joweben
Market St. Wredesteh
Giforem
J. A. Ramsburg
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