Daily History Highlights From August 16 1777 1880 and 1915
Summary of historical notes recounts British repulse at Bennington in 1777, Adelaide Neilson death in 1880, 1915 Galveston flood with $30 million losses and 900 deaths, German submarine actions off Whitehaven and Harrington, plus astronomical notes about Lyra and visible planets.
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Canada
Bennington
New England
Adelaide Neilson
Japan
Germany
Klauchau
Ching
Tarten
Whitehaven
Harrington
England
Fragmentary Classifieds and Notices Include Executors and Auctions
Fragmented OCR shows notices for executors and legal actions tied to Frederick County National Bank and Mary Fuller. Listings mention property sales, lost silverware at 7.140 W South St, and real estate For Sale and For Rent. Also references Eugene H. Albaugh and Columbus Knott with generic ad lines.
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New Ar Plush Co
Empire
Opera Ho
Equity
Essn
Eee
Es Swans
Marlon Fauble
Bowers
South St
Third St
Eugene H. Albaugh
F. Columbus Knott
Death of Mrs Mary Ditzler Hanover Pa
Mrs Mary Ditzler died at her home in Hanover Pennsylvania from a paralytic stroke suffered four years earlier She was 69 years 7 months and 29 days old Daughter of John and Elizabeth Ruff She married Daniel H Ditzler September 7 1877 The family moved to Hanover twenty years ago Survived by husband three sons Rev Irvin S Ditzler Rev John A Ditzler Prof D Edwin Ditzler two daughters Mi ad Clara and Mrs William T Brundick One brother Professor Daniel Ruff two sisters Mrs Joseph Kraumrine and Mrs Emma King Seven grandchildren Funeral Friday at 2 pm from her home with further services at Emanuel s Reformed Church Hanover Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Hanover
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Mary Ditzler
Daniel H. Ditzler
J. A. Ditzler
Frederick
Hanover
John
Elizabeth Ruff
Hamilton Township
Adame County
Mr. Ditzler
Irvin S. Ditzler
East Berlin
John A. Ditzler
Grace Reformed ‘Church
Edwin Ditzler
Phoenixville
Miad Clara
Wiliam T. Brundick
Cumberland
Daniel Ruff
New Oxford
Mia
Joseph Kraumrine
Littlestown
Emma King
Abrer
Dechant
Emmanuels Reformed Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Deaths in Brunswick area Mrs Taylor and Mrs Measell
Mrs John W. Taylor of Brunswick dies at Frederick City Hospital from typhoid fever at 33 with husband, daughter Lilian, parents John and Mary Virts, sister Mrs Edward Barger, and brother Edward Virts. Funeral at Bethany Lutheran Friday at two, burial Park Heights. Mrs Rosie Measell, widow of Robert Measell, dies at 34 in Brunswick of heart disease. survived by sister Mrs George Harrington and brothers Jacob Forrest of Smithsburg, George and Edward Forrest of Brunswick. Services at home, burial Middletown. funeral overseen by C H Feete and company.
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John W. Taylor
Sarah Estelle Taylor
Brunswick
Frederick City Hospital
Taylor
Lilian
John Virts
Edward Barger
Edward. Virts
Bethany Lutheran Church
Park Heights
F. Obenderfer
Frederick
C. H. Feete
Rosie Measell
Robert Measell
George Harrington
Jacob Forrest
Smithsburz
George
Edward Forrest
Branswick
Middletown
Among the Sick and Accident Reports Prompt Medical News
Attorney Leo Weinberg confined to bed unable to act. Mera Victor Kreh of East Fourth Street sprained ankle after falling over a garbage can. injury remains painful and limits use. Mr William Adams had right hand crushed at Brunswick railroad, treated at Emergency Hospital, then moved to City Hospital.
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Leo Weinberg
Mera
Victor Kreh
East Fourth Street
William Adams
Brunswick
City
Two Frederick County Boys Named for Home State Tour
Frederick county plans announced for the Corn and Potato Club boys of Maryland. Two local youths are likely to earn a trip to the Eastern Shore as part of the state wide tour, with prizes funded by local banks and a full nine day schedule including visits to Annapolis and Washington. The general committee list and prize allocations are published, with updates from State director Mr Warner confirming visits to President Wilson and Governor Harrington.
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Frederck County
Maryland
Frederick City
Frederick County
N. E. Cramer
Frederick
Fredericktonians
Frederick Boys
Central Trust Company
Valley Savings Bank
Middletown
Emmitsburg Savings Bank
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Thurmont
Thurmont Bank
Eastern Shore Boys
James H. Gamphrill, Jr
Edward S. Delaplaine
Noah E. Cramer
Emory L. Coblents
R. Rush “Lewis
Roy J. Hyndman
E. Calvin Renn
Emory C. Renneberg
J. Dean Zeller
Harry B. Witter
Charles Rohrback
C. Kelly Harris
William P. Morsell
Walter A. England
Holmes D. Baker
Lewis F. Kefauver
R. M. Rau
C. D. Welker
Charles Mathias
J. M. Cronenburg
John A. Detrick
Edwin C. Markell
G. Lloyd Palmer
J. D. Hendrickson
A. W. Nicodemus
Benjamin F. Reich
E. D. Shriner
Wilson
Harrington
Warner
Monumental
Eastern Shore
Crisfield
Oakland
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Annapolis
State House
Annapols
Washington
Headlight dimmers eyed to curb glare in city traffic
City officials consider an ordinance requiring dimmer headlights after mayor urges action at tonight's meeting. Fraley criticizes glare causing near accidents and asks roads commission to address East Patrick street repairs amid dispute over state-funded fines.
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Lewis
H. Fraley
Trafic
Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
East Patrick Street
Edward J. Smith
Fraley
Frederick
Tax case hearing set for September 7
Copies of record in a case brought by Lowenstein and Wertheimer to stop reassessment have been received. The State Tax Commission appeal from a Circuit Court ruling against the reassessment will be heard by the Court of Appeals on September 7. Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd consulted with the court about the special session date after illness delayed earlier scheduling.
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Lowenstein
Wertheimer
State Tax Com Mission
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court of Appeals
Sait
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Tax Commission
A. Hunter Boyd
Cumberland
Leo Weinberg
Lowenstein and
Eee
Weinberg
Boyd
Arthur P. Gorman
State Tax Commission
Jailed for Brass Theft
Frank Phillips and Robert Thomas were jailed after a hearing before Justice Henry Hanson Maulsby, charged with stealing brass valued at 75 dollars and selling 33 pounds at ten cents a pound. The brass, from Collings and Grossnickle engines, was found in a junk yard by Officer Fraley and Constable Deater.
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Frank Phillips
Robert Thomas
Denter
Henry Hanson ‘Maulsby
Collings and Grossnickle
William H. Fraley
R. E. Long
Officers and Baker family names listed in unclear record
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple Baker family officers and associates including D. BAKER and WM. G. BAKER with various officers and names such as H. D. BAKER J. D. Baker C. M. Thomas and Thos. H. Haller, but the overall role and context remain unclear. The text appears to be a disturbed roster or organizational roll with garbled titles and extra initials.
Blanket Sale Promises Low Prices and Wide Selection
We urge visiting our annual Blanket Sale to save money now on a broad range of items. Secure blankets at low cost and enjoy special prices. Also offered are Devonshire Cloth for Boys Suits, 20c per yard, fast color, and silk sweaters priced at 4.09. Includes notes on insurance and a country home with a seven room brick house and outbuildings.
Real estate ads list Montgomery Frederick farms for sale
A dense farm land advertisement roundup offers numerous properties in Frederick, Montgomery, and nearby counties. Listings include 125 acres near Lewistown with a brick house and outbuildings, 115 acres near Woodstern, and 124 acres in Montgomery county all described as well improved with good water and crops. Prices and terms vary with several bargains and locations near Detour Pike, Creagerstown, Martinsburg, and Urbana. Agent Eugene H. Albaugh markets these farms through Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Co, with additional listings for insurances and equipment services.
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Lewistown
Woodstern
Hargain
Frederick
Ark
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Detour Pike
Ecen
Church
Creagerstown
Nike
Martinsbore
Bain
Rite Insurance
Laree
Cley
Remington Pewriter Company
Pestival at Rocky Spring Cemetery Fundraiser Planned
A Pestival will be held at Rocky Spring Cemetery on Friday and Saturday nights August 18 and 19 to raise funds for enlarging and cleaning the cemetery. Grimes' Meat Market at 319 North Market informs customers they offer honest prices and weights and invite trade. Attorney Seno Harp, Frederick MD, states he will be away until August 30 and will see clients for legal news at court street.
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Rocky , Spring Chapel
Rocky Spring Cemetery
Grimes
North Market
Dureec
Miva Ja
Frederick Gay
Tormey
Pythian
Tie Bong
Ing
Court Stree Wastle
Seno
HARP
Frederick
Maryland
Land parcels listed near towns in fragmented county record
A long list of land parcels with varied acreage and near multiple towns including Walkeraville Union Bridge Johnaville Frederick Bloomfield Hanponville Urbana Creagerstown Rocky Ridge Rocky Springs We bore Knoxville Motter s Station Ca tiw orth Brad Gock Heights Urbana Mt tt S708 near Me Nationaal Pike and Haugh s Church road and Walkersville all appear as scattered notes with many misspelled place names and inconsistent figures.
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Walkeraville
Union Bridge
Johnaville
Frederick
Bloomfield
Hanponville
Mt. Asry
Urbana
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Rocky Springs
Webore
Art
Meroe
Mens Bet
Ida Sear
Allville
Knoxville
Motter
Mttt
Nationaal Pike
Haugh's Church Road
Fred
Walkersville
Sear
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5Be Daily News
Constellation
Lyra
Venus
Mercury
A. m
Saturn
Jupiter
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Frederick Co
Nat Bank
iFar, & Mech
Bonnie
Sare
Taneytown
Uagal
Brownsville
Max Medora Mantz
Home Economica
Brownsville, Pa
Misa Mantz
Hood Callere
Mayor Fraley
Braddock Heights
C. B. Staley
Eagle Pass
Justice Miller
Marion C. Miller
Woodsboro
Thia County
William A. Cramer
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Justice of the Peace
Justice Winebrenner
Charles E. Miers
Utica
Yulca
Miller's Grove
T. M. Hare
AntiSaloon League
David J. Lewis
Appeal Court
Frank Philliper
Jehan Thomas
Ddetica Maui Ue
Martinaburg
Edgar Shelton
Four Mile Woods
Sherton
Williamaport
Martinsburg
Mr. McCann
Charles Andrew McCann
Paint and Powder Club
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Anat, Ossiier
Joseph McDivit
Deat
Cashier
John 8
Ramashur
C. M. Thomas
D. Ke, Kefauver
J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P.L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
B.D. Baker
Johnn D. Hendrickson
J.D. Hendrickson
Nhidig & Miller
Devonshire Cloth
Mitch Rose
ohAdren
Thomason
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Automobile
D. C
Hansonville
State Road
Stone House
John N. Clary
Sal
Frederick On Pike
Aome
W. Patrick Street
Storming Automobile Insurance
Real Emate and Incuraps
Market St Wears Fa
Alberet & Narrington
Imestone Land
Warnervile
Mu Alry
Mt. Alry
Pike
Court ST
Prone
TER
Thomas P.rice
North Market Street
Markwood D, Harp
ST Ee
Fing FI Farms
Woodabore
Urleans
Markwood D. Harp
Royal Society
N. RR
Manta
South Market
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