Aug 29 in American History and Astronomical Notes
Highlights include a 1776 council of war at Washington abandoning Long Island and New York to the British, the birth of Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr, the Democratic convention in Chicago nominating a candidate against Lincoln, Brigham Young’s death, and celestial sights with Jupiter Venus Mars and Antares setting after dusk in Scorpio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of War
Washington
Long Island
New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Chicago
Lincoln
Brigham Young
Fall and Holiday Ads Run Across Town Listings
An assortment of advertisements fill the page including H. G. Dorsey & Co August Sale and Carty's Furniture Store promotions. Bank notices reference Commercial State Bank and Cline Bank while retail sections tout pictures and vaudeville requests, housekeeper and hired help ads, and sales at McCardell's The Leader and The Busy Corner. A postponed picnic at Middletown and Mountaindale Victor Records appear among rental and biscuit notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Carty
Cline Bank
Commercial State Bank Marvel
Ofera House
Pictures
Vaudeville
John W. Grove
Bor
Daniel H. Buckey
Middletown
Mountaindale Victor Records
McCardell
The
Leader Stokes
Notice to Advertisers for Brunswick Times Launch
The Brunswick Times will publish its first issue on Thursday September 3. Ads for The Times can be submitted via The News which prints the paper at the big Office. The Times will be issued weekly on Thursdays covering Brunswick and surrounding areas including parts of Virginia. Advertising rates and information are available from The News at The Times office on High Street Brunswick near the People's National Bank.
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Brunswick Times
Big Ofice
Times
Brunswick
Virginia
the Times
High Street
People's National Bank
All Saints Episcopal Church Buys Eichelberger Home
The All Saints Episcopal Church in Frederick purchased the Eichelberger home adjoining the church for a parsonage. Auctioneer H R Lease sold the property to L E Muillinix for 9500 dollars after Noah E Cramer and J N Clary bid against each other, with the bid rising past 3500 before final sale. The dwelling, fronting 62 feet on Church Street, will be repaired and used as the rector’s residence, while the church plans to consolidate church and rectory properties on a premier Frederick site.
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Eichelberger
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
L. E. Muillinix
H. R. Lease
Noah E. Cramer
Cramer
J. “N. Clary
Malfinix
Bis Agure
Frederick
Church Street
Erment Helfensteim
Episcopal Church
Recorg Street
Local youths repaint schools and orphanage interior
The interior of the Louts' Orphanage and the Girls' High School building on East Church street were repainted by volunteers led by Laurren J. Welty. Master Lester Consol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Consol, received a postal shower for his sixth birthday with many cards from friends and relatives. Mr. Marshall Handley of East Sixth Street is homebound with a sprained leg after a fall from a ladder.
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Hgh
East Church Street
Laurren J. Welty
Lester
Anthony Consol
Mr. Marshall Handley
East Sixth Street
Get the News for All the Awe Archive
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Frederick to deck city for Centennial Week parade
Frederick leaders urge all residents and businesses to decorate for Centennial Week events from September 9 to 14. Chief Marshal Harp seeks 500 parade aides on horseback and invites fraternal and lodge members from nearby towns to join. Officials promise clean streets and broad hospitality during the Star Spangled Banner celebration in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard PF. Rosas
Frederick
Fraley
Reno
Harp
Fialay
Frederick City
Bell tolls for Aquilla Ashbaugh of Baltimore death
The Independent Hose Co recalls Aquilla Ashbaugh who died in Baltimore. A Frederick resident, he belonged to the company. His body will be brought to Frederick tomorrow for interment in Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Co
Independent Hose Company
Aquilla Ashbaugh
Baltimore
Ashbaugh
Frederick
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Local Middletown Picnic Postponed to September 12
The real Middletown picnic advertised for today has been postponed until Saturday September 12.
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Middletown
The Mountaindale Picnic Plans For September 5 1914
The Mountaindale U S 8 will hold its 30th big annual picnic in Houck's grove along the H and F railroad on Saturday September 5 1914. Addresses will be delivered by Dr Ulysses S G Rupp Rev Arthur C Day Rev R S Poffenbarger Rev George H Enfield Blue Ridge Summit Rev Stephen Yemm and music by Frederick county bands Yellow Springs and Woodsboro. Prof S Font Harria and Bros C P Snyder, music directors. Band concert from one to two pm, vocal music, all day picnic with refreshments, reduced railway rates, and a full schedule of pickup times from Frederick and Thurmont.
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Mountaindale U. 8
Houck’s Grove
H. and F
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Frederick
Arthur C. Day
Walkersville
Poffenbarger
Woodsboro
George H. Enfield
Blue Ridge Summit
Stephen Yemm
Lewistown
Frederick County
Yellow Springs
Fenton Harria
Bros.c. P. Snyder
Mesers
C. A. Rrice
J. M. Gladhill
Hang F. Railway
Thurmont
Picnic Grove
Thormont
Lost Gettysburg Child Reunited After Scout Search
Frances Kane a three year old girl from Gettysburg wandered away during a visit to her aunt in North Market Street. Mayor police and Boy Scouts aided the hunt. The child could not state her name but was found safe after hours. She is sister to a baby with a pig’s cornea grafted eye at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kane
Gettysburg
Baby Grother
Frances
Kane
Mr. Little
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Annie Hagan
North Market Street
Second Street
Seventh Street
David Groff
Groffs
Groff
Chester Simmons
David Kane
Herman Kane
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Festival at Pleasant Hill and Local Notices
Festival at Pleasant Hill scheduled for Saturday August 28 and Thursday September 3 with church benefit. Also citywide water use ban due to shortages. violators face fines or jail. Includes notices from Mayor Lewis H. Fraley and City Register Bradley T. Nicodemus.
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Pleasant Hill
A Business Men's Lunch at Ol Glory Cafe
A daily lunch offering labeled for business men at No 20 North Market Street Ol Glory Cafe by Barthlow and Keyser with a Scott Key Sundae and prices listed. Grapes advertised and a contact Archie Ogie at 849-14 for grape requests.
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Barbara Fritchie
H L Ebert
Fifth and
Market Streets
H. L. Ebert
No. 20
North Market
Barthlow & Keyser
Archie Ogie
Desirable Frederick area farms offered for sale and lease
140 acres near Frederick with limestone soil and dairying suitability plus good buildings and water. 7812 acres six miles from Frederick on the pike with fine buildings and fruit. 32 acres with a paying mill in fine condition two miles from R Al, good buildings and fencing. Acreages include truck farms near electric road with fruit, good fencing and buildings. 31 acres productive with fine buildings in an elegant neighborhood. ALBAUGH & HARRINGTON advertise city property and insurance offerings and claim to locate 18 farms from 200 to 350 acres with countywide escheat farm services.
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Frederick
Pike
Electric Road
Watch Weekly
Typewriters
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
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the Daily News
Jupiter
Venus
Raturn
Mercury
Antares
She News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
ALL Saints’ Epis
Want City
Marshal Harp
Alito
Stokes’ Harness and Show Repairing Co
Victor Records
McCardell’s
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Fredericktown
New Buffalo
M. 'T. Engle
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
BAKER
H. D, Baker
WM. G
Ase How
WM. GO. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Aset
Geo
Sara
Tuomas H. Hatsze
Joun
Ramesved
Damm
Barua
G. Baxes
D. H. Comzazy
C.M Tromas
P. L. Hapeurz
D. B. Kevavves
Newman
Joan U. Morrea
J. D. Bazza
Dixon's
J. E. Waltman
Commercial State Bank Building
Square Cover
OX Fibre Brush Company
Lewis H. Fraley
Precision Company
East Patrick St. Frederick
Hagerstown & Fred. Rwy. Co
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
Pearre’s
Drug Store
Telefhone
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
John D
Hendrickson
Kall
Massil
Séc Yard
Tim Gay
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Lee
Joan N. Clary
Galz
Slacre
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
Jefferson
L3sacre
Linganore
F.G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick
Roow
Pythian Castle
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
ST. Frederick, ND
Grayson
Mercer
People's Insurance
Harry G. Tritapor
Bondgard
Carribes Pass
Tritapoe
Peartis
Cuene
M. L. Etchibon
C. Eb.cline
Braddock No. 40
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Northe Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Yson H. Staley
Balk
Frederic
Nee
Adam
Walkersvil
Crick
Libertytown
Onszomery Verney
Barassyil
Adamstown
Woodshore
Creagerstown
Sieravilis
Rederick
Manroysh
Comus
Aveagerstown
Key-Mar
Feugaville
LeGue's
Prederialy
New Market
Monrovia
Peteraville
Fongaville
Woods
Urbena
Adama Own
Tuscarora
Unionville
Bartonsville
Zobuaville
Rocaxe
Woodaboros
Wioodsborse
Park Mille
Days Acres
Mt. Measant
Loy’s Station
Court Street
FT. M.C. A
Cramer & Stauffer
Raiiroad
R. R. Bargata
Market Strets
Stauffer
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