Notable Events in American History Dec 31
The item lists historic topics including General Richard Montcalm and failed Quebec attack, explorer Peter De Smet and Oregon, and the Moniter battle loss off Cape Hatteras. It also mentions Fenimore Cooper and celestial notes about Jupiter’s transit, perihelion, and sun distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Richard Montcover
Patelot
Peter'John de Smet
Oregon
Moniter
Ram
Merrie
Walduight
Arntorn
Cape Bacterax
Sunan
Fenimore
Cooper
Gesend
New Year’s Day Newspaper Schedule Changes
The News will not publish tomorrow due to the holiday. Publication resumes Monday with normal business and military news coverage anticipated.
News Calendar of 1910 Opens by Mail Request
A calendar issue from 1910 is announced with the note that subscriptions may be requested by mail or in person at the office, accompanied by a two cent stamp. The text references the Pontoffia Department and a ruling by Tri Niwa ig nob.
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Taz
Uniera
Pontoffia
Personal Holiday Visits Include Frederick and Baltimore
Mr Cliffai stockmen is opening holidays in New York visiting relatives in Washington. Master Arthur Stokes Bromitsburg visiting cousin, Master Walter Sian North Market street. Miss Mabel Grenoble Geteysbug Pat visiting Mrs Thomas F Kenned South Market street. Elgar Brust Washington visiting Mr and Mrs Guy Brunt West Saints street. Mrs G Bonod WV Delaplaine East Second Street spending days in Baltimore and Washington. G Vernon Silance Washington returns home after Christmas visit to Frederick. Mrs Mary Spyder North Alarket street visiting friends in Yancock Mingessliclen Hall Lilian Stone visiting Baltimore and Annapolis. Mr and Mrs Charten Hill Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs H J Krice North Market street. Mr and Mrs John Striney Walkersville visiting Mr and Mrs Wm O Thogeriggs Wopsh Market street. Mrs William W Myers of Weston visiting city relatives. Mr Albert M Wood University of Virginia Charlottesville spending a few days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffai
New-York
Allen-G.-Quyan
Third Street
Washington
Arthur Stokes
Bromitsburg
Walter Sian
North Market Street
Mabel Grenoble
Elgar Brust
Guy V.brunt
Saints’ Street
G. Bonod
Mary . Spyder
North Alarket Sreet
Yancock
Mingessliclen Hall
Lilian Stone
Baltimore
Aupapolisiss
Charten -Hill
H. J. Krice
John Striney
Walkersville
William W. Myers
Wton
Albert M. Wood
The
Univerity of Virginia
Charlottesville
Gil
Guessing a Doll Name in a Pasene Window Scene
The readable fragment mentions a handsome doll in a shop window and hints at a name, with the garbled line noting the name Gretopen. No clear person or date available. the text remains uncertain.
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Millard
Bartho
Gretopen
Holiday Post Office Schedule Confirms Early Window Service
A legal holiday affects post office operations tomorrow with windows open from 7:10 to 9:00 a.m. Carriers collections and one delivery route will operate under limited state guidance.
Religious Services and Holiday Observances Across Town
A dense list of Sunday worship schedules across multiple churches includes sermons by Rev. Dr. Charles F. Sieck Rev. J. W. Kiracofe and Rev. Paul Holdcraft with services at Grace Reformed Evangelical and Presbyterian churches. The Gospel Mission Workers hold Sunday school in the Labert building on West Patrick Street. Watch night services planned at Methodist Episcopal and Trinity M E churches mark the 125th anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel
Splicopal N ‘Sanday
M. Tere
Rev. m
Baca Kennedy
Alexandria
Laabert
Weat-Patrick «Trezt
Fudiay
Aitoa
Vardial
United “Brethren -Church
JW. Kiracofe
Paul Holdcraft
Grace Reformed
McLean
Evangelical Butchersn
Charles F. Sieck
Methodsgr. Epincipal Church
W. Shoewaker
T. H. Lamar
Epworth
Evangelical, Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Theotorical Seminary
Lancaster
The
Missionary Society
Bowman
Cass
Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Church
John McCarthy
S.J
Woodstock
Firat
Alonzé D
Endeavor
Erick
D. John
Markey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Milton G. Urner
Cambake
Trinity
M. FE
Sanday
Berg
Worth Leejre
Y M C A Reception At Corner Church And Court
Tomorrow the Y M C A will throw open its main building for a New Year reception. The Braddock Wotgins Orchestra will play in the lobby and an indoor baseball game and a City League basketball match are planned. Soup and bread will be distributed to the poor from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. attendees should bring vessels.
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Piblic
Braddock ‘Wotgins
Shy Anmuale
Chelutmas
Greeny
Bunting
Dhembers
Walttoy
Wil
Ssumastian
Eynnasianl
Beavers
Arm Breaks After Fight Over Tools in Virginia Valley
In Smithsburg Maryland area, James W. Koontz of Washington county sustains a broken arm after a quarrel over tools at a new house in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Contractor Jacob Mowery and John Florence of Rowstown allegedly attacked Koontz with a 2x4 plank, knocking him unconscious and sending him tumbling through joists into a cellar. Florence then struck Mowery, who was transported to Waynesboro with injuries, as Koontz lay wounded.
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James W. Koontz
Smithsburg
Washington County
Robert Koontz
Biarkittguile
This‘ County
Noke
Waynesboro
Nan
Koontz
Ayso
Jacob. G. _Mowery
Wayneseboro
Rowsterville
Florence
Monoryta
Wayhesboro
Moving Pictures at the Opera Show Busier New Year
A New Year program offers a matinee and night moving pictures with five reels each and two first class vaudeville acts. The feature is Bin gmphs latest A Tip for Santa Claus showing a father’s holiday misery, a desperate Christmas Eve plan, and Santa’s misadventure. Also noted is a Norfolk Va coal train scene with 120 cars and 6,000 tons of coal aboard the Virginian Railway.
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Moving Pictures
Cay
Hongo
Satta Claus
Bee
Christos
Santa
Twell
Raed
Deeda
Santa Claus
Norfolk
New
Virginian’ Railway
Steel’ Co
Coke Company
Proposal to Limit Society Membership Faces Vote
The article describes a proposed amendment to limit membership in the society to 210, with a plan to add Mr. R Ciabide Dutrow to the board. It notes 205 members previously, nine new life memberships bringing total to 214, and signals potential contest and opposition at the meeting regarding the amendment.
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Wali
Ciabide Dutrow
Cage
Frederick County Teachers Institute opens Monday
In Washington, the Frederick County Teachers Institute will convene on Monday next at 9 30 in the morning and adjourn on Friday. Local New Year markets report turkeys at 28 to 35 cents per pound, ducks 40 to 60 cents, chickens 25 to 90 cents, berries 30 to 32 cents a dozen.
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Frederick
County Teachers
Sunday School Class Entertained at Hahn Home
Mr Henry A Hahn entertained the Lutheran Sunday school class at his East Patrick street home last evening. The gathering featured social intercourse and a sumptuous repast in the dining room. Chief Judge H Ira Urner is improving from illness and Mrs Samuel Hedgee of West South street is somewhat better after being quite ill.
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Hdaiaiodt ‘Urner
Local Happenings and Sporting Events Listed
A fragmentary notice lists events for Monday including a toy stocking association meeting at 3 30 in the Masonic Temple with all members urged to attend. Also mentions basketball games Laconics and skating bowling activities and New Year celebrations at various venues with ticket prices and contact notes.
Bank Directors to be Elected at Frederick Citizens Bank
Notice states the election of directors will be held at the Frederick bank on the second Tuesday and the eleventh day of the month between 12 o'clock noon. It notes no depositor must present a passbook to make changes and mentions a 4% rate on new deposits.
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Inter
Tomy
Ishali
Roy Bakery
Esst Pot Dick Street
Ruppard
The Mirchievous Elf and Other Fairies at Local Theatres
Local listings announce matinee and evening showings at HT The Mirchievous Elf and Tae Cara Bound Baby as part of festive programming. Additional acts include comedies and Fassiiag pictures with New Year themed sequences and free child souvenirs at matinee showings. A New Year’s Ball and civic events are scheduled with skating, bowling, and a public drawing offering 109 gallons of cups at Home Dining Stoom.
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Macvel
Christinustides
Vita
Edieon
Marvel
Fassiiag Pictures
Local College Offers Special Courses and Notices
A scattered notice list from a local college mentions special courses in health and culture, home economics, drawing and painting, music, and related fields with enrollment details. It references Madame Pauline and a president and secretary, plus a bakery closure notice and assorted advertisements for heating, jewelry, and moving services.
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Woinih'é College
Mies PauntLe
Actediial
Eee
Aed
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the Daily News
Pines
Rern Tidie
Jupiter Scanier
Warthoe
Wasmisston
Maryland
Wol. Moor
Weather Bureau
St. Hides
Baumgardner
M. E
Hershberger
Houck
Prent
Beena
Heine
Joan Hersh
the “News
West Second Street
John Abrecht
Ease
McCutcheop
Margaret
Eichel
Alice Witter
Mary
Ruthella Witter
Agricultural Society
Ety Witt
Lipnit- Rumbenbé ‘Memberei
Shaht Itera Office
Genera
Are! Ini
Washington, D
Mondiay
Masonic Temple
Mias Tlannas Haupina
Ea ” So
Braddock ‘Helgins Casino Co
Brsketball
the Young Barkers
Brandack Heights
Iby
Norte
Y. N
Gymamaniusa Ann
Tanpany
Surmaberger’s
Hank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Romarat ‘Officera
MD. Baker
Baker
D. Baker
G. Zimmerman
Canbler
Samuel G. Duvall
Nat
Pace
Tina
Fox
Mina
Joan B.hendrickson
Ae Moue
Fa Aipen
Bargatne
Poplin
Toons
Astiuelngs
Tedren
Hal Rice
Atveral Mumbera
Hendrickbon
Neidio
Miller
Neba
Jiminy
Shicetloga
Tetaj
Frites
Pricéa
Thom
Fe Rick
Hese
Ieee Cetera
Quilan
Sparry
Tatapoe
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W. Patridhae
Harry G Frr
APOE
Real Euvate
Joana
LeunuTence
Baloquie Etree
Geto. & Ci AM
Wat & Sone
Neat
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Insurance
Crunch
Priognes
Milte
Ainby
Uae
Amarles
T. K Young
Thobon
Sowa Oupen
East Rourih Ates
Anu Rane
L. Bremsan
Fuentes Stork
Braddock Brig
Casio
Jautor Hall
Opera House
Denis
Diamond Rint
Chambersburg, 'S
Akating U
Ahrney
James EB
Bakwann O. Tiowas
M.D
Gus Hester
Sealy Exercicek
Bux
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Berntard
Liberty, Et Zaltionores ,Md
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