From August 27 1776 to 1910 events listed in brief
In 1776 Washingtons Continental Army moved from Boston to defend New York City and was defeated on ground near Brooklyn. Long Island and New York City were abandoned to the British under Lord Cornwallis while General Sherkin pursued Early. 1910 Walter Earle and Dodge Scott died, born 1852. Astronomical notes include Jupiter Venus Mars in the morning and Saturn Mercury in Libra visible around 8 pm.
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Washington
Boston
New. York
Brooklyn
New York City
Notice to Advertisers for Incomplete Newspaper Print
The fragment indicates a notice to advertisers about the newspaper printing process and submission timing at the office. It references the News and advertisements to be received at a big office, but details are incomplete.
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Weil
Pai
Sahae
Dixon
Fragmentary note from Baltimore infirmary run
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Wilson Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore, an operation, and Mr. Lowenstein returning to Frederick yesterday. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context or outcomes.
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Blentlinger
Dher
West
Patrick
Wilson Protestant
Baltimore
Glaze Jar Injury At Baltimore and Ohio Trip
Brief items report a visitor to Atlantic City from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad travel today. A glaze jar mishap in Mrs. Harry Baer of West Street yesterday cut her hand. No further injuries or details provided.
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Baltimore ‘and Ohio
Atlantic City
Otis Kepler
William. E. Filler
Dorothy
Eleanor Cline
Louis A. Rice
Ernest M. Fox
Margaret Braver
Beumgartner
Harry
Funeral of Catherine Bentz Held At West Patrick Street
Miss Catherine Bentz funeral service was held at her West Patrick Street home at 3:30 PM conducted by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer. Bearers included Wm. C. Birely Samuel Doll A. C. McCardell Joseph W. L. Carty B. E. Phebus and John W. Hartgis Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Also notes on Atlantic City trip and Rockville fair crowd, plus an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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Catherine’ E. Bentz
Patrick
Wm. ¢. Birely
Samuel
Doll
A.C. McCardell
Joseph W. L. Carty
B,.e. Phebus
John W. Hartgis
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Frederick Plans Big Centennial Week Activities
Centennial Committee lays groundwork for Banner Week events in Frederick. Meetings tonight focus on enlisting carnival companies and finalizing arrangements for a grand auto tour and Civic Floral Parade. Eagles parade participation and a Woodsboro Band headline the lineup as officials seek a high impact celebration.
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Centennial Committee
Frederick's
Star Spangled
Barnes Centenial
Tscing
Tush Ad.fron
Frederick
Mrs Buch Stiles Resolves to Stage Jail Protest
Mrs. Buch, wife of Frederick Socialist leader Harry J. Buch, remains jailed and vows to stand on a street corner to recount her experiences. Relatives deliver food to the seven jailed women, with Mrs. Buch sharing meals daily, while she refuses special treatment and awaits the case’s disposition.
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Frederick
Harry J. Buch
Jall
Reno's son gives $15 to Fritchie fund rally
Barbara Fritchie memorial fund receives $15 from General Reno’s Boston-born eldest son Conrad Reno after reading of the marker unveiling. Jesse W. Reno of New York had previously donated $50. The gesture follows dispatches from Nova Scotia and cites Barbara Fritchie presenting the flag to Gen Reno amid Civil War lore. Funds toward Middlekauff widow’s home outreach exceed £91,200 with a target of £3,000 for officers’ widow and children. Trust Co. holds a 276-acre farm between Mt Airy and Unionville as private terms.
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Barbara
Conrad ‘Reno
Boston
Reno
South Mountain
Barbara Fritche
Réno
Jesse W.reno
New York
Conrad
North
Nova‘Scotia
Barbara Fritehle
Frederick
General Reno
John H
Abbott
Julia Hanshew
Barbara ‘Fritchie
Middlekauff
John C. ‘Middlekauff
Hagerstown
Samuel
Bridg Trust Co
Mt .Airy
Unionville
Local Ads and Notices Stir Middletown Valley Businesses
A jumble of local classifieds features pickling vinegar prices, repair services, and shop boasts. It lists The Precision Company in Frederick Md, dental notices, job ads for boys, fibre brush and syrup barrel offerings, Dutrow’s barrels, picnic arrangements, Barbara Fritchie Soda and Scott Key Sundae at Ebert’s, a blue ribbon grocery, and city notices warning against street sprinkling due to water shortage. Authorities urge residents to halt fountains and pavement washes to avoid fines.
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Wednessy
Mary Steckel-Burel
Eraricis Scott
Key
Burch
Sowland
Pythian Castle
Frederick
Xitimore
Precision “Company
East
Patrick St
Frederick, “Md
Parcel Post Express Rate Cut Hits Local Use
In Frederick parcel post business plummets as express rates attract shippers. Postmaster Biely notes wagon service unused since July due to lower express costs. He cites insurers and packing rules as barriers to Parcel Post growth, urging farmer and trucker cooperation to advance direct producer to consumer exchange.
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Frederick
Wiliam Ci Biely
Express. Com
New York
Parcel - Post
Express Company
Pleasant festival and church benefit features and cafe offerings
Festival at Pleasant Hull runs Saturday August 29 and Thursday September 2 with a church benefit grape sale. Archie Ogre lists grape varieties by phone 849-14. Old Glory Cafe at 20 North Market Street advertises daily lunch and a Barbara Fritchie Soda or Scott Key Sundae. Barthlow and Keyser promote fast, pure remedies and prompt delivery with a competitive stock and service.
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No. 20
North Market Street
Old Glory Cafe
Barthlow & Keyser
Real Estate and Insurance Ad and Autumn Merchandise
A mixed page of real estate and insurance offerings describes a 317 acre dairy farm with a large new barn and various city and county properties, plus liberal terms and loans. It also advertises Autumn merchandise from The Model Autumn, highlighting fabrics, draperies, novelties, silks, and a wide range of clothing and accessories, with emphasis on value and timely patterns.
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Brunswick
Mee
Widings
Tatas
Satta
August blanket sale offer yields deep discounts at Neidig and Miller
Local ad promotes a four day August sale on wool and cotton blankets with prices from 75 cents to 3.98 per pair. It also lists farms for sale near Mt Pleasant Fred Jefferson Linganore and Braddock, plus mortgage money loans and a remodeled riverfront property in an insurance building corner.
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Braddock
Shookstows
Om People’s Insurance
Bta
Doubs
Railroad Station
Frederick
Washington, D. C
S&t
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Evetling Athrai
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Constellation Libra
Stocksama
Hotel Stratton
Rockville Fair
Stounds
Dr. King
Banner Week
Carnival Company
Frederick | Aerie
Praternal
Aerie
Woodsboro
Eagles
York
Hanover
Westminster
Order
Sota
Jefferson Street
J. Ee. ‘Waitman
Commercial State Bank
OX Fibre Brush Company
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Barbara Fritchie
Scott Key
H. L. Ebert
Fifth
Market
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Bradley T. Nicodems
City Register
Lewis H. Fraley
Ebert's
Fifth and
Market Streets
Parcel Post
Frederick Drops
Birely
Archie Ogre
Pearre’s
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Market ST
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Apital
Eurplug
J. D. Baker
WM. G."baper
Vars Es Vic
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Geo
Wa. Swirn
A A Hy
Markwood D. Harp
John D. Hendrickson
JMIE
J.D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
John 'N. Clary
Real Estates and Loans
Pleasant
Fred
Jefferson
Linganore
Grayson
Mercer
G. Tritapor
Frederick City
Harry G. Tritapor
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Ma
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
T. Hickman
Sarchurch ST
Wate
C. B.cline
MB. Etchison
Pévedkel
C. B. Cline
Citizens
National Bank
Feederton
Phos. Braddock
Thomas P."rice
Grayson, H. Staley
Grayso
Toom
Elanes
McRen
Timien
Reais
Rom
Walkersville
Pew
Walker
Libertytown
Barneéville
Antgomery
Tate
Bartholows
Lewistown
Union’ Deltas
Woolabera
LeGore'n
Gombron
Carora
Adamstown
Walkeraville
Bartonsville
Jobuaville
Rocky Ridge
AR McRer
We Hare
Lewistowan
Wood
Pack, Mills
Woodsbers
Montovia
Haneonville
Taaitos
New Martiot
Barnesville
Aidgeville
Bord
Courtetree
Y. A
State Road
Market Streta
Struyfer
Court Streeg
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