In History This Day Dec 1 Obituaries and Births
On December 1 figures include Oliver Wolcott signer of Connecticut who died in Litchfield born 1730s Commodore Joshua Barney naval hero died in Pittsburgh born Baltimore 1740s Alexander Thuewin linked to Napoleon born 1777 Matilda Heron actress born Ireland died New York City 1860s James Harvey Partridge educator died Cranford New Jersey born 1810 Albert Frederick Weber oriental scholar professor of Indian languages died at Breisach born 18th century.
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Oliver Wolcott
Conenecticut
Litchfield
Joshua Barney
Washington
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Alexander
Thuewin
Napoleon
Matilda Heron
Borsa Ireland
New York City
James Harvey Partridge
Cranford
N. J
Wi—Albert Frederick Weber
India
Theniversity of Berlin
Breatav
Irregular Receipt Allegation Mentioned by The Newsong
A fragment mentions irregularity in receipt of papers tied to Dr. Johnson and associates, with references to Troma, Papier, Boast, and irregular reporting. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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Ital
Johnson
Troma
Tax Waarny News Weekly Issue Preview
The weekly issue announces a twelve page paper with broad news coverage and a large circulation. Invitations for new advertisements are open with copy due soon to Ter Wannry News, highlighting its wide readership and promotional potential.
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Ter
Wannry
Todo Sreak
Deaths of Emory Adams and John A Larrimore
Obituaries note the death of Mrs Emory Adams wife of Emory Adams at Wes Falls after long illness with community sympathy. Services led by Rev Watson and Rev Cecil with pallbearers including Keller Trangler Garver Pools Hood and Lowmen. John A Larrimore, 29 died in Washington DC of typhoid fever. former Hecht Co. employee in Baltimore. Funeral by Masonic frater nity at 818 6th Street and burial in Thurmont.
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Ines Emory Adams
Cecil
Te Tey
W. B. Keller
George
Trngler
D. Garver
Samuel Pools
Loats
Hood
J.lowmen
Li. T. Lewin
Barrimore
John A. Larrimore
Washington, D.C
Larrimore
Hecht& Company
Washington
Baltimore
Royal Arcanum
Masonic
Masonic ‘Fraternity
6Th Street
Thurmont
Miss Blanche Kelley Gains 37 Pounds with Father John's Medicine
Providence woman recalls severe illness after Newport bathing, treated with Father John's Medicine. From 98 pounds to 135, she resumes work as bookkeeper and praises sister’s relief from hemorrhages. Endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and guarantees from A. L. Pertis Cruicist.
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Blanche J. Kelley
Providence
Father John
Enya
Newport
Bisnohs J. Kellsy
Dr. Rine
Reid
T. K.bealiof Beall
Bas Tossy
Dr. Bing
Zour Bynes
A. L. Pertis
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief
An old style advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as effective for burns, sores, eczema, and other injuries. It promotes the product as superior and urges readers to keep a tube handy, listing 5 cents at A. L. Pearce's drug store as the place to buy.
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Bucklen
A. L. Pearce
Haffner Sworn as Clerk of Frederick Circuit Court
Dr. B. T. Haffner was sworn in as clerk of the Frederick County Circuit Court at 11:53 AM, after which he announced Adolphus Fearhake as chief deputy. The oath delay stemmed from deputy appointment disputes amid a crowded courthouse, with Haffner briefly resigning as county health officer before finalizing selections.
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Haffner
B. T. Hafler
Frederick County
Adolphus Fearhake
Posintmane
Fearhake
Court House
Colanty
Hargett
Hargest
Judges’ Chamber
Motter
After Dr Harper and Mr Fearbaker sworn in appointe
After the oath for Dr Harper and Mr Fearbaker, Barry E Chapling was announced as appointee to the position. The brief note confirms the personnel change and names the new appointee in a local government context.
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Dr. Harper
Mr. Fearbaker
Barry E. Chapling
Reception for Fitshugh Lee Chapter and Confederate Veterans
Gen Fitshugh Lee spoke at the Olsy Opera House on United States history, under the auspic es of Fitshugh Lee Chapter U D C and Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans. The lecture drew a large turnout and featured details on naval battles and shipwrecks, including the Majne.
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Masonic Temple
Fitshugh Lee
Alexander Young
United States
Olsy Opera House
Fitshagh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Goui Lee
Leo
Reconstruction era officials sworn in at county ceremony
David G. Zents and William H. Hogarth took oaths as commissioners with Sheriff You, Deputy Wm. Be, and others sworn in to assume duties. A reception followed at the Masonic Temple Hall hosted by Capt. Ignatius Dorsey and Col. L. T. Brien with U.D.O. members and local dignitaries attending. General Lee expressed pleasure with the reception and plans, visiting Frederick later with Confederate veterans.
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Temple Hall
Ignatius Dorsey
New ‘Market
Col
L. T.brien
Alexander. Young .Osrup
Adolphor
D.C
Whitch
MM. Nixdorf
Georgs Ott
U. DD. Q
Frederick
Intervetti
Sheety
City Hotel
Month's Deaths and Interments Reported
The death roll for November lists 47 deaths with 11 interments at Ms Olivet and 2 in colored cemeteries. Interments occurred in Monrovia Gracebam Utios Flint Hin Israel Creek Ms Pleasant Rocky Hill Charlesville Huenghs Doubs Emwiniteburg Mayor Mt Carmel Plane No 4 Liberrytown Montenue Thurmons Branawick Oberoh Hill Woodeboro Pleasant Bull. Superintendent Michael reports 14 interments at Ms Olivet for November: 9 adults 5 children city 10 county 2 Baltimore 1 Waabington L.
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Poraons
Ms.Olivet
Snes
Potaodr
Borisle
Monrovia
Gracebam
Utios
Flint
Israel’ Creek
Ms. Pleasant
Rocky Hill
Charlesville
Huenghs
Doubs
Emwinite
Funeral for Martin Jones Held at Asbury Church
The funeral for Martin Jones aged 90 from 240 West South Street was held yesterday at 2 pm at Asbury church with Rev T O Carroll officiating. Pallbearers were Martin Swan Les Whiten Wm Coleman Richard Walker John Page Bqmnel Butler. Burial followed at Greenmoons cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were the funeral directors.
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Martin
Ni. Jones
Asbury Church
Fingers Amputated At Montrose Iron Works Pattern Shop
Charles Fox of Wees Fourth Street lost his left hand at the Montrose Iron Works pattern shop yesterday afternoon. While running a short block morose the planer knife jolted and drew his hand into the blades. Dr J O Hendrix transported him to Frederick City Hospital where the hand was removed.
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Charles Fox
Wees Fourth Street
Montrose Iron Works
Mr. Fox
Mrr. Fox
J. O. Hendrix
Frederick City Hospital
County Commissioners Move on Local School and Lime Kiln Watchman
At yesterday's county meeting the Lib erty colored schoolhouse was accepted. The Lime Kiln crossing watchman petition on the B&O Railroad will be heard December 22. Levi F. Carter was appointed constable in Frederick district for the unexpired term.
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Board of County
Liberty
Lime Kiln
Levi F. Carter
Frederick
Carrie Nation Star to Headline City Opera Tour
Mrs Ostrie Nation, star of Ten Nights in a Barroom, is engaged for a performance in the City Opera Tour next Monday night December 7. Her appearance in Baltimore and other large cities has generated much interest and a large crowd is expected here.
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Carriie Nation Vom
Ostrie Nation
Girsa
City Opera
Elks Memorial Service to Feature Oration and Music
Rev Dr William Rosense of Baltimore will deliver the oration at the annual memorial service of the focal Lodge of Elks. Mr Robert G Gordon of Cumberland will give an address and Mr Thomas F McNulty of Baltimore will sing on the occasion to be held Sunday next.
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Elks’ Siemorisi
William Rosense
Baltimore
Focal Lodge of Elks
Robert G. Gordon
Cumberland
Thomas F. McNulty
Retirement of Sheriff Harvey R Lease Ends Loyal Service
Good Sheriff Harvey R Lease retires after a long incumbency noted for courtesy and obliging manner. He led a corps of deputies in a tenure praised for integrity and dependable administration.
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Harvey R. Lease
Lease
Sheriff Lease Moves to New Residence on East Church Street
The article praises the late official as active and impartial and notes Sheriff Lease moved yesterday to 3 East Church Street, a home bought earlier from William H. McOssfrey.
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Tion
Sherif
East Church Street
William H. McOsffrey
Christmas Opening Draws Shoppers With Gifts galore
Doll Brothers kickoff Christmas opening with dry goods carpets and millinery, Spirtt ful line of novelties, and window decorations. Hall Reich display books stationery toys and bric brac. Windows show two miniature railways. Rotock Co sets tomorrow opening and C K Cline follows Saturday. Ladies Aid Society to nominate officers tonight.
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Doll Brothers
Hall & Reich
George S. Rotock & Co
C. K. Cline
Christmas Opening and Holiday Goods in Frederick
Local merchants promote Christmas openings and holiday displays. Frederick shops advertise toys, books, games, dolls, calendars and festive items with specials on bound volumes, paper goods, and decor. Messages invite shoppers to visit early for best selections and feature local vendors and events.
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Jai Wells
Macy -Poveltion
Grogrem A. Poort
North Markes Br
Snipley de
Frederick
Brisn Bros
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Maheket Street
Frederick, MD
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Farmer's Exchange
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