British tea destroyed in Boston harbor by patriots
Summary reflects a fragmentary 18th century timeline noting British tea destroyed in Boston harbor by American patriots, alongside other historical markers such as Gebhard von Blucher, Franco-American recognition, and a Nashville battle end. The text also mentions a German cruiser bombardment and celestial bodies observed, including Jupiter and Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebhard L. von Blucher
Waterloo
Boston
France
Nashville
England
New Advertisements Today at Public Market Halls
A fragmented page lists ads for the Opera House schedule with Helene of the North and Under the Crescent at the Empire and Star houses, The Christmas Store, clockmakers, farms for sale, fish and oysters vendors, notable stores including Malone's Jewelry, Victor viols, and notices of executors and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bana Opera House
Helene
North” Empire
Crescent” Opera House
Theda Bara
C. Thos. Kemp
A. G. Quynn & Co
Apapone -Albaugh and Harrington
Allnutt
K. Schmidt
Satie
E_ Seventh
Cook
E. Church St
Doll's
New Midway Man Bitten by Horse Improves at Hospital
Harry Winters, about 22, of the Roser farm near New Midway, was badly bitten on the left leg by a horse while harnessing it Saturday. The smaller bone was crushed and a bone fragment removed after transfer to Frederick City Hospital. He survived the attack by gripping the horse’s nostrils to slow its breathing, was treated by Dr. C A Stultz and Dr J O Hendrix, and is not expected to have serious injuries. Winters had just married recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Winters
William Cramer
Roser
New Midway
Frederick City Hospital
Winters
C. A. Stultz
Woodsboro
J. O. Hendrix
Local Notables Report Ailments And Recoveries
Mrs J G Waltz of Araby is confined with a sprained ankle. Miss Sabina Beckley, recently ill, appears much improved. Noah E Cramer, operated at Frederick City Hospital, is recovering well. George Mehrling on West South street suffers a sore foot from stepping on a nail. Julia Rinehart on West South street is incapacitated with a badly gathered finger. Lawrence Bentz of The News staff remains home sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Waltz
Araby
Sabina C. Beckley
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick City Hospital
George Mehrling
West South Street
Julia Rinehart
Lawrence Bentz
Stocking Club Seeks Funds For Christmas Treat
The Empty Stocking Club pleads for help to fund the annual Christmas distribution to city children. The event is set for Thursday afternoon December 23 at two o'clock in the Opera House, with tickets to be issued by club members and delivered to homes. The Opera House is provided free by the Empire Theatre Co. A later note reports the arrest of Robert Johnson for larceny, with the warrant from Hartstone and transfer to Pennsylvania authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Empire Theatre Co
Harrisburg
Rober Johnson
Karrs
Dairymen Discuss New Laws and Central Dairy Bureau
At the Maryland State Dairymen’s Association meeting in Baltimore plans were outlined for legislation for a unified dairy authority. President H B Witter of Frederick county attended, noting preference for one commission over three and opposing mandatory tuberculin testing. A Civic League Milk Committee report urged a central Dairy Bureau to coordinate health, drainage, testing, and educational work with state and federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Witter
Civic League
Maryland State Dairymen's Association
Baltimore
Union Trust Building
General Assembly
Harry B. Witter
Dairymen’s Association
Frederick County
Witter
Baltimore City
Goodnow Commission
State Livestock Sanitary Board
State Health Board
Baltimore City Health Board
Wiiter
Maryland
Massachusetts
Connecticu
New York
State Board of Health
Women’s Civic League of Maryland
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Maryland Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
John M. Dennis
Maryland Association
Shoemaker
Gardner
Detrick
Everhart
Women's ‘Civic League
Miss Garner at Lectures in Baltimore
Miss Florence K. Garner, a visiting nurse, attends public lectures in Baltimore by Scott Nearing on The Industrial Regime. The talks, under the Social Service Corporation, explore industrialism and well being with a December 20 final lecture. Garner, a long-time attendee, has never missed a lecture in three years of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence K. Garner
Baltimore
Scott Nearing
Faculty of Economics
University of Pennsylvania
Social Service Corporation
Miss Garner
County Roads Opened After Early Snow Drifts
Freighted by a early season snow the county roads, including Troutville to Oak Hill and LeGore to Oak Hill, were opened after drifts. Some routes remained closed late yesterday as rural carriers struggled. In Woodsboro LeGore and Emmitsburg to Gettysburg the conditions were severe with as many as seven machines blocked. Many Frederick banks opened to enroll Christmas Savings Club members as hundreds joined. Brunswick wins a $50 suit against the mayor and council over collateral placed with a policeman on a gambling charge. Local grain prices listed at $1.15 for wheat and $32.00 for corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
LeGore
Troutville
Oak Hill
Creagerstown
Motter’s Station
le Gore
Loy’s Station
Wolfsville
Sabillasville
Myersville
Mountain
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Hansonville
Frederick
Brunswick
J.D. Crammitt
J. A. van Pelt
Worthington
Christmas market schedule and local jewelry ads with auctions
Market notices declare no market on Thursday and a Christmas market Friday at 8 AM. Local jewelers advertise engraved items, Victor Victrolas, and a Holiday selection. Auctioneers James W. Hill and Harry R. Snook list public sale of store fixtures at 322 North Market Street on December 22, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
James W. Hill
Harry R. Snook
County Leads State in Savings Deposits Report
Frederick shows the largest county savings deposits in Maryland at 4.62 million while total state assessments top 1.27 billion. Washington and Allegany follow with multi-million figures in real estate, personal property and securities. Seventeen counties report no savings deposits, with Calvert to Wicomico among those lacking funds. Frederick leads in securities listed at 4.91 million. Allegany trails in deposits with 86 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Girdwood
State Tax Commission
Commission
Washington County
Baltimore County
Washington
Frederick
Maryland
Allegany County
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Calvert
Caroline
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Garrett
Howard
Kent
Prince George's
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Wicomico
Allegany
Baltimore City
Cecil County
State deficit rising as Harrington previews fiscal gap
Governor-elect Harrington states the state treasury deficit at September 20, 1915 stood at 1 446 556.31 dollars and forecasts an 80 010 increase by September 30, 1916. He offers no specific plan but notes advisers are consulted and funding the deficit is deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Christmas and holiday goods in Frederick Md shops
A collage of store offerings and specials from Frederick merchants. Advertisements include rings from Lowenstein & Wertheimer, gifting items from Victor Records, slippers, bath robes, holly wreaths, flowers, and cut flowers. Real estate loans under Real Estate Loans, and a Christmas sale from Mrs D E Kefauver. Local groceries offer nuts and fruits, plus toys and Reed Carias direct from New York. Turkeys, oysters, cranberries and more fill shelves as loan firms promise quick private cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradshaw
Bank Officials and Directors Listed in 1920s Ledger
The record names Vicwpree as Vice President and WM. G. Zimmerman as President with Samuel G. Duvall as Cashier and Joseph McDivitt as Assistant Cashier. Directors include John R. Ramsburg, Daniel Baker, Wm G Baker, H Conley, M. D. C. M. Thomas, P. L. Hargett, D. EB. Kefauver, John R. Newman, Thos. H. Haller, J. H. Gambrill Jr., and J. D. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
H. Conley
M.D. C
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. EB. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J. D. Baker
Election Notice for Citizens National Bank Directors
Frederick Md December 8 1915 an election will be held at the bank on the second Tuesday and January 11 1916 between 10 am and 12 pm to elect directors for the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland for the ensuing year WM G Zimmerman cashier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mda
Citizens National Bank of
Maryland
WM. G. Zimmerman
Christmas Gift Ideas From Gitt Gooda Catalog
John D. Hendrickson promotes a holiday gift list featuring umbrellas gloves silk hosiery ties and nightwear. The sale highlights a closing out line of Eclipse shirts in winter styles and mushroom pleats with quantities limited.
Irregular Catalogue of Silk Goods and Accessories
A local ad lists Sterling Silver Umbrelli with guaranteed silk and other items. Includes silk hosiery gloves waists fur sets ostrich items table linens napkins towels lace curtains and various accessories. Advertises broad selection and promise of good value to customers.
Useful Gifts and Fur Values at Neidig & Miller
The catalog page promotes useful gifts for Christmas including warm blankets raincoats umbrellas wool sweaters and linens along with hosiery gloves and silks. It highlights fur values and a new crepe de chine handkerchief line at 26 cents and a fresh shipment of men neckwear at 25 cents with a call to select items promptly.
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the Daily News
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Saturn
the News
United States Weather Bureau
Midway Man
CHIVE
State Association
Mackage
Faul Herizog
Fannie Estella Ziler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elmer Dwight McCain
Alice
White Dean
William Henry Carroll
Sushaka Walker
Oler Samuel Glisan
Maud Lenora Condon
Liberty
Roy L. Fouche
Wallie Runkles
Mt. Airs
Henrietta Swann
Joseph T. Smothers
Edward D. Hobbs
Susan Laura Ramsburg
Ell
Frank Caesar
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Caesar
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Viveses Si. Rapp
Henri Wo Muhlenberg
Henry Fo Carty
Dr. Nearing
J. Henry Schmidt
Doll's Jewelry Store
Victor Victrolas
Shipley's
Temple OF Fancy
Malone’s
Malone's Jewelry Store
Dell
Eicexhere
Stauffer & Nixon
East Patrick Sr
McCleery's Jewelry Store
No Market St
Malone’s Jewelry Store
Victor Records
Shipley’s Temple OF Fancy
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Indian River
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Groff
Harry L. Ebert
Corner Ltd
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Genwne
Malonus Jewelry Store
Miies
Hima
Geo M. Chambers
W. Pat St
Acvs Company BR
Hagersman
Welock. Armory
Admissun
Lewistown
Charlesville
Monrovia
Clifton
McKaig
Wondsboro
Creageratown
Mt. Zion
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
D. E. Kefauver
Mad
Gitlinger
James Biggs
West Fifth Street
Frederick Loan Company
Market St
Sewing Society of
iGrace
B. T Marman
Starling
Market Street
N. Market Street
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
H. D. Baker
Seesees
Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John D. Hendrickson
Gil Yo
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Comforts
Potts & Griffin
John F. Stine
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Broadway
Centre Street
Insurance
Court Sr
Frederick Citt
Cramer & Estacffer
Court Street
Thomas P. Rive
Duuumas FE. Mica
Fmsugrior
PLONE
Grayson H. Staley
Eae
Heel
Feagaville
Adametown
Indnativtes
Walkeraville
Woodshes
Monwig
Johnsville
Unionville
MoEal New
Urbasa
Mt. Plessast
Freder
Braddock
Middletown
Eerie
Rinredericn
Bloomfeld
Walkare- Pilla
Wille
Barihvlowa
Mt. Pleasant
Detour
Rocky Springs
Petersville
Grayson H Staley
Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
FEW
Fred
Aptak
Frome
Uticales
Ley
Les
Sen
Johneville
Mierick
Milkersvilla
Pythian Castile Bulling
Airy
Emwitsby
Bymenville
Walkersville
Pearl
Albaugh & Harrington
Albaugh & H & Harrington
Aveagerstown
Wordshorn Barcain
Muda Cre
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