Aug 26 In History at Daily News 1846 1914 events
On August 26 Daily News recalls historic moments from 1846 Crecy siege where English forces met French cannon fire to 1914 Cambria action with British forces losing five thousand men while defending Paris. Noted are royal births and deaths including Prince Libert of Coburg Gotha and Louis Philippe. Astronomical notes list evening stars Mare Mercury and a conjunction of Jupiter with the Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crecy
France
Edward III
England
Prince Libert Francis Augustus Charles Emmanuel
Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
Queen Victoria
Louis Philippe
Cambria
Paris
Mare
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Ox Fibre to Resume Double Time Next Week
Ox Fibre Brush Works will restart a double shift starting Monday due to a rush of business. The plant, employing about 350, may hire more workers to handle increased orders from the United States Government and European nations, after meeting mid July deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Crawford
Ox Fibre
Frederick
United States
Europe
Among the Sick in Frederick County
Street by street notices report several residents recovering or improving after illness or sickness. Wm H H Harry of East Patrick street is able to go out. Chew of South Market street remains home sick. Katye Hoffman on West South street has sat up. Mrs William C Martin of North Market street and William W Pickett of East Fourth street are managing rheumatic issues or confinement. Margaret Root of East Second street is improving after City Hospital treatment. Lloyd T MacGil of West Third street, Frederick Board of Trade secretary, is improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. H. Harry
East Patrick Street
Charles E. Chew
South Market Street
Katye Hoffman
West South Street
William C. Martin
North Market Street
Ben
William W. Pickett
Eas Fourth Street
Margaret Root
East Second Street
City Hospital
Lioyd T MacGil
West Third Street
Frederick Board of Trade
Lee
Frederick County
Infant dies at 12 days old in city burial plan
Chester Winfield Morrison infant, son of Mr and Mrs John Morrison, died at 9 pm aged 12 days. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm with service at home 730 South Market Street led by Rev E H Hummibaugh. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director. Property repaint underway at Market and All Saints by Laurent Welty crew. Paris air raid: sixty French planes raid Rhine region with 150 bombs destroying factories and furnaces at Dillengen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Winfield Morrison
John Morrs
Lome
South Market Street
E. H. Hummibaugh
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Brunswick Man Dies After Car Crushing Accident
Jesse A. Gosnell of Brunswick, a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman, was crushed between two freight cars in Brunswick yards and died in Frederick City Hospital about 11:45 AM. Survived by widow and daughter Daisy, he was aiding in coupling cars when pinned. Ollie Albert, also from Brunswick, was struck by a heavy freight piece at the transfer shed and rendered unconscious but is expected to recover. Harvey Butler, Brunswick fireman, underwent appendicitis surgery at Cumberland yesterday and is reported to be recovering. Grand Lodge LO G T Maryland Virginia met at Poplar Springs Lodge with officers elected. A Packard auto with New York plates and Panama-Pacific Expo markings toured Frederick yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Gosnell
Brunswick
Baltimore
Ohio
Brunswick Yards
Frederick City Hospital
Gosnell
Frederick
Daisy
Daisy Main
Alonzo Gosnell
Peteraville
Martinsburg
Ollie Albert
J. A. Gosnell
Albert
W . 5. Shannon
Harvey Butler
Cumberland
Grand Lodge
LO. G. T
Maryland
Virginia
Poplar Springs Lodge
Grand Chie Templar
BR. J. Brandenburg
A. E. Shoe
Flora Fleming
Baltimore License Issued to Bran denburg and Stine
A warehourse license was issued in Baltimore yesterday to Clay K Bran denburg of Hagerstown and Elea nor F Stine of Mrersmile aged 22 and 21 respectively. The action grants formal permission to operate a warehourse in the city under state regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Clay K. Brandenburg
Hagerstown
Eleanor F. Stine
Mrersmile
Best Paint Best Paint What is it Devoe How Devoe
A vintage advertisement notes Devoe as the best paint, boasting 160 years of development by use and study, approved by experience. It claims value through jour tasting and low cost per job and lifetime, praising P. L. Hargett & Co as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Dismiss Two Postmasters in Maryland Case
Postmaster General Burleson ordered the removal of W. L. Berry of Rockville and Oliver E. P. Clark of Silver Spring on embezzlement charges. Bondsmen to manage offices until new postmasters are named. Both men later believed to have reclaimable funds. political ties to Senator Blair Lee noted. Berry appointed Feb 21 1914. Clark Feb 2 1914. Representative Lewis stepped aside for Lee’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Burleson
W. L. Berry
Rockville
Oliver E. P. Clark
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Berry
Clark
Blair Lee
Lee
David J. Lewis
Delightful Card Party at St Johns Church Yard
The Ladies' Social Club of St John s Catholic Church hosted a card party last evening in Mrs N J Wilson s yard on East Patrick Street with lanterns and flowers. Prizes awarded to Mrs Gilmer Schley and others. proceeds support furnishing St John s Convent. A separate social at Miss Mary Derr s home honored Miss Vada Summers with ice cream cakes and fruit. attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
N. J.wilson
East Patrick Street
Gilmer Schley
Charles B. Staley
Laura Schmidt
Frank V. Stanb
Hymeneas Chilcoat Wirth Wedding in Frederick
Miss Josephine H Wirth and Melvin B Chilcoat traveled from Baltimore to Frederick for the nuptial knot performed by Rev Dr U S G Rupp at the Lutheran parsonage. Bride and groom with Mrs Martha Wirth returned to Baltimore after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcoat
Wirth
Josephine H. Wirth
Melvin B. Chilcoat
Frederick
Baltimore
Martha Wirth
U. S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dance and entertainment in Braddock Heights benefit
A Monday evening event at Braddock Heights under Porch Cind auspices supports the Entrance Fund. The program includes a dance, entertainment at intermission, and an exhibition dance with tickets on sale. Also promote the Big Middletown Reunion Picnic for Saturday August 28 at Harshman’s Woods. The Stauffer Fish Market announces fresh fish crabmeat and clams for Friday with phone orders to 909 Goldie Stauffer 49 East Patrick.
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Marvel. Empire
Greenawalt
Braddock
Middletown
Goldie Stauffer
B. O. Thomas
Agt
Braddock Heights
Porch Cind
Harshman’s Woods
Stauffer
East Patrick Se
ELOPERS GET KNOT TIED AT EARLY HOUR
Miss L kie Davis of Washington Junction and Arthur W Peamroy of Buckeystown wed in the early morning without parental consent. Rev Dr U S G Rupp presided at the Lutheran Parsonage as they planned a rapid secrecy and a postnuptial reveal. They left for Washington and Atlantic City to begin married life near Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Peamroy
Buckeystown
Miss Davis
Washington Junction
Miederick
Likie Davis
Arthur W Peamroy
U.S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Peomroy
Frederick
Arthur Peamroy
Frederick Court House
Frederick Countians
Rupp
Washington
Atlantic City
Fresh Picked Peaches and Local Notices
Daily peaches from orchards at 30 percent nitrogen market street near Frederick Grocery Co. John W. King solicits orders. Notice about bicycle removal from a rack on Monday evening with call for return or law will take effect. Municipal ordinance bans corn husks from wagons on Frederick streets with fines on conviction. Mayor Lewis H. Fraley signed. City Register A. A. Nicodemus notes August tax discount of 3 percent. For sale 114 West Patrick street dwelling, 48 by 300 feet, 3 stories, suitable for flats or business, contact Mrs Fey Goldsborough. Pure spices and groceries at H. Gittinger. Rentals: four-room residence with large yard, $20 monthly, W. N. Jolliffe, real estate. Excavating and hauling by F. M. Boone. Dr. Shmid to be in office after August 2. Blue River Grocery refers to machine open Friday afternoon, Marmon Taylor Shop offers prompt service and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lewis H. Fraley
West Patrick Street
FE Y. Goldsborough
Marewood D. Harp For Sale Nice city property mix
Fine three story brick house on West Church street with 10 rooms and bath. Hot water heating plant in 'bourne and private sewer. Modern and elegant, priced to sell. Includes an 8 room frame house on adjacent lot with water and rear alley. Some fruit on the lot, near East Patrick street outside city limits. Six room flat with modern conveniences near New City Hotel. Pythian Castle, Room No. 1.
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West Church Street
Albaugh and Harrington Real Estate Notice in Frederick County
Offers include 44 acres fertile land with possession in September, fine buildings, and proximity to B. & C. station, plus 21 acres on a road to Frederick with fruit and fertile land. Also ads for building lots on East Third Street, storm insurance plea, and various farms near Winchester, Frederick City, and Frederick County. CRAMER & STAUFFER, Court St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & C. Station
Frederick
East Third Street
Frices
Exclestre
Remon
Smith-Premier
Monarch Tyrpewritera
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
Braddock Tieignta
Winchester
Peterey Spies
Syme
Bargatna
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court St
Just Opened Silk Sweater and Blanket Sale
SOHN D. HENDRICKSON advertises silk sweaters at 13 cents per yard and blankets at 1.39, urging customers to buy before prices rise. It lists officers including J D Baker and W G Baker, notes sales of inferior goods at higher prices, and promotes limited time blanket sale for cool evenings and mornings.
Large block of country land for sale near multiple Maryland towns
An extensive notice lists numerous parcels of land for sale totaling hundreds of acres scattered around Frederick, Woodsboro, Lewistown, Urbana, and nearby communities. The ad cites dozens of separate tracts from 4 to 412 acres, plus unimproved parcels, with an office at 21 Court Street Frederick MD offering insurance and business services.
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Sal
Red Him Schoei
Bethel
Park Mills
Meagavins
Jeerson
Jefferson
Walkersville
Utica Mite
McKaly
Woodsboro
Pearl
Brunswick
Fulmer
Welkersville
LeGoré
Frederick Junction
New Meret
Johnsville
Lewistown
Urbane
Lewintown
Walmerernie
Frederick
Peart
Feagavilie
Santerita Les
Frea Aeich
Sane
Mrederhek
I Acraé
McKalg
Woodses
Freder
Loys Sta On
Creagerswen
Poipi
Barnonville
Ridgeville
Sickhalg
New Midor
Yellen ‘Springs
Woodsbor
Clifton
Johnaville
New Market
Fullmere Tossing
McKalig
Unionville
Njamaville
Creagerstown
Braddock Heights
Petereville
Monrovia
Urbana
Barnesville
Mt. Pleasant
Lewisatown
Boyds Station
Ceresside
Creagerstows
Mt Airy
Harmony Grove
Kemptown
Feagaville
Linganore
Liberty - Ow
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the Daily News
United States Weather Bureau
A. Runkles
Wilson
Leon No
Stoner
Buckey
Solis
Tumn
C. Thos. Kemp
Geddes
Niobe
Brush Factory
Jacob A. Kidwiter
Market and
All Saints Streets
Laurent Welty
Rhine
Prussia
Dillegnen
B. & C. Brakeman
Ollie Albert Alec Hart
California
Packard
New York
P.L. Hargett & Co
Berry and
O. H. P. Clark
Social
Hymeneas
Sellman—Nelson
Mary Magdalene Nelson
Malcolm G. Sellman
Mt. Airy
Chicago
John W. Archer
Braddock Heights Entrance Fund
N. Market Street
Frederick Grocery Co
John W. King
A. A. Nicodemus
City Register
Gittinger
W. N. Jolliffe
Church St
F. M. Boone
N. Bentz Street
Oa Shmid
sTeen
Blue Rivron Grocery
R. T. Marman
North Market St
Marewood D. Harp
Markwood D. Harp
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Sohn D. Hendrickson
Frederick. MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Caghter
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Hendrickson
Joseph McDivit
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
H. Conley
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 5
Newman
Tos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J. D. Baker
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson E. Staley
Brunawick
Yellow Springs
Greenfield Mills
New Design Road
Adamstown
Burk
Ittsville
Bartone
Fengaville
Bartholows
Pooles
Manor Church
New Marke
Frederik Tk
Leeland Station
Monrevis
Middletown Ae
Cooks
Rocky Springs
Court Street
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