Ulysses Grant Scott Dies After Three Years Illness
After a three year illness Ulysses Grant Scott died at his home 217 East Patrick street on Tuesday evening at 6 30 aged 34 years eight months and 17 days. He worked 33 years for the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company and long served as engineer on the Frederick Washington division. He was a Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church member and a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers member. Survived by wife and children Mary E Kennedy Charles Gonso William H Scott Edward Grant Alice and Albert Scott. Also surviving are brother McClellan Scott and sister Mrs Jennie Garrison. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Casper E Cline in charge.
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Ulysses Grant Scott
East Patrick Street
Mr. Scott
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Frederick-Washington
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Chutrch
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Scott
Mwe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Frederick
Mary E. Kennedy
Charles Gonso
Cleveland
Ohio
William H. Scott
Edward
Grant
Alice
Albert Scott
McClellan Scott
Jennie Garrison
Baltimore County
Casper E. Cline
Death notices for Della Hill and Magdalene Urban
Della Hill aged 48 died Tuesday at her home 173 West All Saints Street wife of William J Hill and mother of Charles Mary Etta Hill and Mrs Marzaritte Savington four grandchildren and four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Thursday at 9 with mass at St Johns Catholic Church burial in St Johns Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P Rice.
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Della Hill
Della, Hill
All Saints’ Street
William J. Hill
Willism Tickets
Lewistown
St. John’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Personal News From Frederick Area Holiday Visits and Birth
Mrs Belle Whitmore of Liberty returns to Frederick to spend winter with nephew T Arnold Whitmore in East Fourth Street. John S Newman and son stay short time at Atlantic City. Mary Salome Warrenfeltz a University of Maryland senior visits parents in Emmitsburg for Thanksgiving. William McK and Howard Quaintance visit from University of Maryland. George C Slagle and family announce birth of a daughter.
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Belle Whitmore
Libertytown
Frederick
T. Arnold Whitmore
East Fourth Street
John S. Newman
John S. Newman, Jr
Atlantic City
Mary Salome Warrenfeltz
University of Maryland
Warrenfeltz
Emmitsburg
Funeral of W M Gilbert Held at Home of Widow
Funeral service for the late Wm. H. Gilbert was held at 10 o clock this morning from the home of his widow Mrs R K Hammond. Rev G Ellis Williams of Calvary M E Church led the rites with pallbearers Clagrett Ramsburg Jacob Senmidt Bartgis Storm Clifford Doll Leonard Storm and Guy L Vout. Burial followed at Mt Hope cemetery Woodsboro. C K Cline funeral director.
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Wm. H. Gilbert
R. K. Hammond
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary
M. E. Ehurch
Clagrett Ramsburg
Jacob Senmidt
Bartgis Storm
Clifford Doll
Leonard Storm
Guy L. Vout
Mt Hope
Woodsboro
C. Kh. Cline
HYMENEAS Wilson-Rutherford Wedding Details
George F. Wilson of Frederick and Isabell Rutherford of Lander wed Monday evening December 3 at the Jefferson Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Robert L. Lang officiating. The couple will reside at Lander. Also Hale Mohler and Violet Mohler were married November 14 at Jefferson Methodist parsonage by Rev. Williams.
Mrs. BO and Mr. Samuel Rosenstock Recovering After Hospital Surgeries
Reported in Baltimore, Mrs. BO Thomas is recovering well after an operation at a local hospital Thursday. Samuel WW Rosenstock, also recently operated on at Union Memorial Hospital, Bal Tonpere, is improving.
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Bo, Thomas
Baltimore
Samuel WW
Rosenstock
Union Memorial
Funeral Directors of State to Meet
The quarterly meeting of the Maryland State Funeral Directors' Association will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel next Tuesday evening. Marty E. Carty, president, will preside. A 6:30 dinner, 8:00 business session, and 9:00 dance are on the schedule. About 150 undertakers from most counties will attend, with many Baltimore professionals traveling to join. Invitations extend to all state undertakers and visiting guests from other cities.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Philadelphia and Bucks Offered Nation Capital Block
A historical note from the Philadelphia Inquirer recounts Pennsylvania offering Congress a ten mile square capital and using Independence Hall as the national seat for ten years. The move shifted the capital to the Potomac area after a political chess game between Hamilton and Jefferson.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Republic
Pennsylvania
Girard
Philadelphia Inquirer
Bucks County
Independence Hall
State House
Hamilton
Jefferson
Potomac
Washington
Pennslvania
Bandits Foiled by a Girl in Soissons Cafe Hold Up
A six-man bandit group in occupied Soissons attempted a cafe hold up. The proprietor’s daughter triggered alarm by fleeing the back window, drawing neighbors and a shotgun response. Four bandits fell, two surrendered and were jailed.
Women Quit Old Vocations
Census figures show shifts in New York occupations between 1910 and 1920. Women teachers, telephone operators, laundresses, seamstresses and dressmakers decline, while stenographers rise from 49 281 to 103 72L and clerical workers from 27 191 to 95 208. Stevedores grow to 253 and policemen to 41 from zero.
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Census Bureau
New York
Potential Presidents Potential Presidents Republican Lawyer Born Fare
A biographical snippet notes a Republican lawyer born June 29 1863 who was admitted to the bar in 1889 and practiced in Boise Idaho since 1891. He served as United States Senator from Idaho for terms 1907 23 and 1913 19 25 and was a member of the Republican National Committee 1908 12 with residence in Boise Idaho.
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Farefield, Til
Boise
Ida
United States
Maho
Republican National Committee
Curious fashion origins of buttons and stripes explained
The article outlines how cuff buttons lack holes, trousers gain stripes, and swallow-tail coats descend from back buttoning to protect linings. It notes side pockets, coat front cut to show fabric and wealth, stockings, leggings, and buttons once valued as ornaments.
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Pearson
Christmas Treat for Disabled Soldiers
American Legion Auxiliary Fran cia Scott Key Post plans Christmas boxes for 36 disabled veterans, including 18 patients in Sabillasville’s tuberculosis sanatorium and others in Frederick county hospitals. Boxes will ship a week before Christmas and graves at Mt Olivet will receive wreaths and flags. A post-election and membership plan are postponed to early next week. Also, the musical Shuffle Along comes to City Opera House on Thursday December 13 with song and dance numbers highlighted.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Francia Scott Key Post
Francis Scott Key Hotel
State
Mt. Olivet
New York City
City Opera House
Rank Team and Brother Knights rehearse at City Opera House
Local notice lists members of Mt City Lodge and Rank Team asking to participate in rank work at City Opera House on Wednesday Dec 12. Report for rehearsal at K of P Castle Thursday night Dec 6 at 7:30. J Clark Devilbiss captain. Public sale of furniture and household effects at 102 East South Street Dec 15 at 1 pm. cash terms. Auctioneers Kefauver Dutrow Busard Clerk. Also ads for rent, gifts, and events with local clubs and shops.
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Mt. City Lodge
City Opera House
K. of P. Castle
J. Clark Devilbiss
East South Street
D.C. Kefauver
John LU. Dutrow
Joseph N. Busard
Old-Book Shops in Norway and Wildcat Banking
An article notes Stockholm antikvariats with XVI century tomes and Elzevirs, then explains how in 1837 Michigan saw a banking panic with numerous wildcat banks issuing worthless notes, four failing within two years, and the phrase wildlife tied to insecure notes.
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Norway
China
Christiania
Scandinavia
Portsmouth
Bournemouth
Cardiff
Manchester Guardian
Antikvariats
Stockholm
Michigan
Detroit News
Citizens' National Bank of Capital announces officers and directors
The Citizens' National Bank of Capital reports a $100000 capital and $400000 surplus with officers including Joseph D. Baker as Chairman, Holmes D. Baker as President, Joan Baker as Vice President, Joseph McDivitt and William G. Zimmerman as Vice Presidents and cashier, Samuel G. Duvall as Assistant Cashier, and T. Travers Tnomas as Assistant Cashier. Directors include John B. Ramsburg, Thomas B. Hauser, Charles A. Conley, M. D. Peter L. Hargett, John S. Newman, James B. Gambrill Sr., Holmes D. Baker, Daniel Baker, and John G. Baker.
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Holmes D. Baken
Joan & Baker
Joseph McDivi't
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
J. Travers Tnomas
Aset
John 8. Ramsburg
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas B. Hauser
Charles A Conley
M. D
Peter L. Hargett
John 5
Newman
James B. Gambrill
Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker
John GB. Baker
Potts and Griffin Offer Frederick Home in College Park
An attractive College Park residence in Frederick is offered by Potts and Griffin. The article details a mahogany finished interior, brick foundation, slate roof, modern kitchen and heating, with ample fixtures and rooms, plus a note on showings and neighborhood value.
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Frederick
College Park
Irvins
Lee Potts
Griffin
In Memoriam for Alice A Shaff Died December 5 1918
In loving memory of our dear mother Alice A Shaff who died five years ago today December 5 1918 The poem speaks of sorrow and remembrance from her loving children as they note the vacant chair and ongoing heartache.
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Alice A. Shaff
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Frederick, Ma
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