In History 1900s Events From The Daily News
A compact recap of historical notes including 1898 British actions in Boston 1900, 1914 European war warnings, French garrison surrender, German naval actions, and early 20th century battles. Also mentions astronomical events with evening stars Mars Mercury and morning stars Saturn Jupiter and Venus.
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Londen
Waslinston
Brootton
Nicholas UL
Peire
Longwy
France
Kaiser Wothela de Grosse
Oilersburg
Basil Prussia
von Hindenburg
Mars
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Physicians Meet in Joint Session at Braddock
The third annual meeting of Frederick and Washington County physicians was held yesterday at Hotel Braddock. About 30 from Frederick and 40 from Washington attended as Dr T. B. Johnson opened the gathering and Dr W. B Morricon presided. Topics included Post Graduate Course and Colds with speakers from both counties. Next year the event will move to Hagerstown with Frederick doctors delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington Counties
Washington County
Frederick County
Fagerstown
Frederick Countians
Braddock
T. B. Johnson
W. B Morricon
P. Wroth, Jr
W. D. Miller, Jr
S. S. Davis
Hagerstown
Frederick Physicians
Among the Sick and Wheat Prices in Frederick
Mrs. George W Hess of Buckeys town was sent to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Mrs Harry Kline has been ill but can go out. Miss Dorothy Warchime who had appendectomy at City Hospital improved enough to return home to Rockwell Terrace. Wheat stays near 1 per bushel and Coro quoted at 390 in Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hess
Buckeystown
Frederick City Hospital
Harry Kline
Dorothy Warchime
City Hospital
Rockwell Terrace
Coro
Frederick
Frederick residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills claim
A Frederick reader from 370 W. Patrick Street reports using four boxes of Deans Kidney Pills with great benefit and urges others to try the medicine. The Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product as effective kidney remedy available at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederck
A.C. Lipps
W. Patrick Street
Dean
Mr. Lipps
Foster-Milbam Co
Buisle
N_Y
Martinsburg deal to form Potomac Light and Power Co
Details emerge on a plan to take over the Martinsburg Power Company by the Hagers town and Frederick Railway, forming the Potomac Light and Power Company with a 1 million capital, financed by a 400000 five percent short term note issue. Fidelity Trust to buy half, with $100000 for hydroelectric plant improvements and a power exchange contract to benefit all parties. Foreclosure proceedings likely to enable the transfer, and a potential public offering of the remaining notes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Cobrentz
Henry Holzapfel
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Power Company
Mr. Coblentz
Sanderson and Porter
Potomac Light and Power Company
West Virginia
Fidelity Trust Company of
Baltimore
Hagerstown and Frederick
Maryland
Potomac
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fidelity
Potomac Company
Inito
Fidelity Trust” Company
Fingers Amputed After Farm Accident
A five year old boy, Millard Stine, son of Hiram Stine of Olive, had his right thumb and index finger mashed in a fodder cutter on his father's farm yesterday afternoon. The amputations were performed at Emergency Hospital Brunswick by Drs. Levin West and Harry Slicer Hedges. The rest of the text notes a military picture show at City Opera House tonight, filmed at Sandera Range and featuring Major John Markey, with M. N. G. personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
Hiram Stine
Olive
Brunswick
Levin West
Harry Slicer Hedges
Saandera Range
John Markey
Auto runs off road near second bridge injures driver
Contractor JW Johnson narrowly escaped a serious accident when his automobile ran off the road beyond the second bridge between Branswich and Peterside on Friday. Steering gear failure caused the mishap. he suffered a dislocated left thumb and a broken tailgate brace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Bransw
Petersside
JW Johnson
Return of Rev Hummelbaugh to Frederick Church Planned
At Freder ick quarterly conference it was unanimously resolved to request the Baltimore Conference to return Rev Hummelbaugh to the local United Brethren church for another year. The popular pastor has served five years here and will present a strong report. Reno Harp became general steward and William Roderick was elected church treasurer and delegate to Baltimore with J D Phleeger as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Hummelbaugh
United Brethren Church
Frederick
Baltimore
William Weekly
Parkersburg
W. Va
William H. Washinger
Chambersburg
U. S
Hummelbaugh
Reno
Harp
William
Roderick
Pennsylvania
William Roderick
J. &. Phleeger
Death and Funeral Notices from Martinsburg and Frederick
Death notices for Mrs Manan R. Himmelheaver and an infant, with details of survivors and interment plans. Also reports on local attendance at the Rockville Fair, camping along the Potomac at Catoctin, a rifle team tryout in Maryland, and a Frederick area baby weighing about 44 pounds at one year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lyles
Sjamsville
Ebenezer Church
J. H. McPherson
George W. Peters
Homer Young
Frederick
Little Anna
Cause of Fire Not Learned at Fountain Mall
The origin of last Saturday's blaze at the Swomler property in Fountain Mall remains undetermined. The tenant house burned, with log value estimated at 540 to 600 dollars. No one was ground at the time. A Hagerstown to Baltimore bus line operates with a Hagerstown Relay Anto Bus schedule. The round trip fare from Hagerstown is 45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teawn
Swomler
Fountain Malli Ae
Hagerstown
Galtimore
Hygeia Ice Company Enters New Field In Frederick
Hygeia Ice Company takes over the coal business of Runkles and Mullinix near B&O avenue and will operate coal wood hay straw and cement on an extensive scale. Runkles and Mullinix will continue in the machinery trade, handling Osborne farm machinery and Thomas drills, at Brown Coal Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jelly
Ivgein
Runkles
Mullinix
B. & O. Avenue
Messrs. Runkles and
Mullins
Hygeia Ice Company
Camput
Brown Coal
Runkles and Mullinix
Local notices and sales items from Frederick area
Various ads announce fine yellow peaches at three bushels for $1.00 near Pearl, white head lettuce, cider vinegar, and grocery offerings from Gittinger’s. A Braddock Heights benefit dance under Horch Club auspices funds the Entrance Fund with program dances and intermission. Big Middletown Reunion Picnic at Harshman’s Woods Aug 28. Municipal notice bans corn husks from wagons with fines. Taxes discount 3% in August. Real estate, rentals, and services advertised at 114 W Patrick, 3 W Church St, and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Horch Club
Inter- Mission
Gale
New Fall Goods and Real Estate Listings Declared
Fully new fall wear for ladies and misses advertised alongside extensive real estate, loans, bonds, and insurance offerings. Properties include a 10 room West Church Street brick house with hot water and private sewer, nearby 6 room flat, and several farms near Frederick and Braddock Heights. insurance and storm coverage urged.
Land parcels for sale around multiple towns and cities
A list of numerous acreage properties offered near Feagartile Barnesville Frederick Braddock Bartholows Monrovia Poolesville Manor Church Middletown New Market Lewistown Leeland Station Met Airy Cooksville Rock Springs Frederick and Monrovia with sizes from 2 to 234 acres. Additional city listings mention other properties for sale and a general insurance service inviting business.
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Red Hill
Botho
Fork Mills
Feagas
Pearot
Brunswick
Fulmer
Lang
Vrederic
Monrovia
Borenio
Onrovia
Urbana
Lewistown
Towa
Woodsboro
Frederick Junction
Green
Feld Mn
Burkittsville
Unionville
Sores
Bartons’ville
Johnsville
Creagera
Frederick
Aost Erick
Point Ot
Barnesville
Ridgeville
Yetton
Walkers
Clifton
New Market
McKaig
Ijamsville
Creagerstown
Braddock
Petersville
Morrovia
Waikereville
Mt. Pleasant
Boyds Ftation
Ceresville
Kemptown
Feaguville
Linganore
Liberty
Feagartile
Bartholows
Poolesville
Manor Church
Middletown
Leeland Station
Met Airy
Cooksville
Rock Springs
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the Daily News
Washington
Unites States
M. Kemp
J D. Hendricksort
R. Rush Lewisi
Third St
Fine
H. J. Beard
D. Conard, Jr
Sher We
Neidig & Maller
Marie Covington
the Planderer
John N. Clary
Gittinger’s Grocery Tace
Gittingers
Your Blanket & Opera House
Empire
Marvel
White Head
Markey's
Neldig & Mille
Whipley
Buffalo
Déll Sros
Trenaett
B. C. Thomas
H. and
F. Ray
Fidelity Trust
Eyster Bidie
South Mountain Creamery
Hinker
Bidie
Mr. Bidie
Justice Hinker
United Brethren
Lamar
Manan R. Himmelheaver
Henry Himmelheaver
James L. Scott
Scott
Himmelheaver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles M. Lamar
E. H. Lamar
Rockville Fair
Charles H Conley
John T. Best
Lewis
H Frnley
Lewis Clingan
George A. Pearce
P. L. Hargett
Barlston Hargett
James M. Smith
Warehime
William J. Grove
Eugene A. Wachter
Adamstown
Frank Willard
Harold Willard
Knoxville
H. David Smyser
John Kable
North York
Catoctin
L. N. Wilson
Paul
Archie Thomas
Wilson
Toms Brook
The
Reformed Church
Elmer F. Munshower
Jacksonville
Fla
Munshower
Saunders Tango
Orchard
Pearl
Gittinger’s Grocery
Braddock Heights Entrance Fund
Harshman’s Woods
N. Market Street
Frederick Grocery Co
John W. King
Lewis H. Fraley
A. A. Nicodemus
City Register
West Patrick Street
E Y. Goldsborough
W. NS. Jolliffe
Church St
F. M. Boone
N. Beats Street
E. L Schmid
Blue Ribbron Grocery
Marman + Taytor
Marman
North Market
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
John D. Hendrickson
NEW Fall Ginghams
Riety
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Coos
D. Hendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Osehier
Aset, Cashier
John 8. Ramsburg
Dantel Baker
C. H. Gonley
M. D. C. M. Thomas
PF. L. Hargett
D. EB. Kefauver
John
Newman
Thos
H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Neidig & Miller
Marewood D. Harp
Eee Tern
and Insurance
West Church Street
Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
Albaugh
Harrington
Amall
East Third
Reminon, Smith-Premier & Monarch Treewriters
Thone
W. A
Winchester
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court St
Potts & Griffin
Ihc
Thomas P. Rice
Loomee
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Court Street
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