Unsuccessful Colonial Attack and Naval Losses in History Yearly Record
A Daily History Class entry notes an unsuccessful Colonial assault on Quebec in 1773, the Union of ironclad Monitor destroyed in a storm off Cape Hatteras, and French gains near Steinbach in Alsace in 1914. Astronomical notes list evening stars Jupiter Mars Venus Mercury, morning Saturn, and the Pleiades due south at about 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily History
Quebec
Canada
Federalronclad
Monitor
Merrimac
Cape Hatteras
Steinbach
Alsace
Astronomical
Svents
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Saturn
Pleiades
Dividend and sale notices from Frederick Town Say Inst
Empire Star Dividend Notice for Franklin Say Inst. For Sale or Rent at 239 E Second St. For Rent by Harry W. Bowers. Public Sale. Tanjore T. Griffith Oysters. M. Culler Notice. Homer’s Studio Card of Thanks. Mrs. DeLashmutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Town
Franklin Say
Harry W. Bowers
Tanjore T. Griffith
M. Culler
Homer’s Studio
DeLashmutt
No Issue Tomorrow for New Year’s Day Paper
The newspaper will not publish tomorrow in observance of New Year’s Day. The business office will be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supply Co
West Patrick Street
News Calendar Ready for Subscribers in 1916
The first of the 1916 calendars is completed and ready for distribution to subscribers of The News. The calendar uses the familiar white on black type for easy distant reading. Those unable to visit The News Office may mail a two cent stamp to cover postage and wrapping.
Local Health Notes From Middletown Area
Several residents are listed as ill or recovering. Names include Mrs R A Bucher at home 475 West South, Samuel Waters with a painful boil, Fr Quitman J Beckley at Providence Hospital Washington, Raymond Keller ill with pneumonia, Miss Ruth Dean undergoing tonsil surgery in Frederick, Mrs Charles W Tabler improving after a stair accident at Franklin Square Baltimore, Ruth Dean of Middleswun teaching at North Market street school recovering after surgery, Ola Neikirk ill with appendicitis and recovering after operation at Frederick City Hospital, Hiram Flook treated for throat trouble at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Bucher
West South Street
Samuel Waters
Quitman
J. Beckley
Providence Hospital
Washington
Raymond Keller
Geo. W. M. Keller
Middletown
Ruth Dean
City Hospital
Frederick
Charles W. Tabler
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
North Market Street School
Frederick City
Ola
Charles E. Neikirk
Frederick City Hospital
Hiram Flook
P. Edward Flook
Milter
Hauver
Death notices of Routson Gross Ambush and Rice
Thomas H Routson aged 2 years 11 months died at Uniontown Carroll County after long illness He was the last of the Routson family and funeral services were held at the M P church with pallbearers named Henry J Gross Union veteran died at Cumberland aged 65 His burial will be in Frederick Etta Ambush nine months died at Lime Kiln from whooping cough Funeral services to be conducted by Reverend Valentine Tetermen at Babehill Church Thomas D P Rice noted as funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Routson
Uniontown
Carroll County
Henry and
Mary Grier Routson
Clyde T. Routse
Tuckeystown
Henry J. Gross
Cumberland
Third Marrland Infantry
Frederick
Etta Ambush
James
Homer
Orlock
Vaentine
Bavehill
Thomas DP. Rice
Mysterious Silence From South Carolina Author Case
No reply arrived as the Lancaster sheriff’s office seeks information about John Williams. A colored man, suspected as the flaver of the cotton mills superintendent in Lancister, South Carolina, was photographed recently. Authorities report no word as of November 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Office
South Carolina
John Williams
Lancister
S C
Williams
Kaufman Ives Stand on Legore Bill in Upper House
Senator-elect George L Kaufman spoke on Frederick county interests amid the LeGore bridge dispute. He cited his knowledge of the project history and opposed court driven actions, urging fair treatment for Mr LeGore and a county‑wide service in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR. Kaufman Ives
Bill
Frederick County
Upper Howe
George L. Kauf
Kaufman
LeGore
Senator Kaufman
Senate
Frederick
Letter to editor on LeGore Bridge controversy in Frederick
H Dorsey Etchison writes to The News congratulating the editorial LeGore Bridge Again and urges a public meeting at the Courthouse to pressure County Commissioners and lawmakers. He argues against state capital visits with public funds and calls for resignations if needed, noting the ongoing LeGore Bridge bill and referencing yesterday’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorsey Etchison
LeGore Bridge
Court House
Annapolis
Frederick
Ioleva
Hia
LeGore
T B Hayward Named On Preparedness Committee
Thomas Bertram Hayward of Harmony Grove is appointed to the Navy League of the United States Membership Committee. He will represent the organization in his district and support Maryland’s state committee in mobilizing sentiment for adequate preparedness against invasion and disaster. A special letter confirms his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bertram Hayward
Harmony Grove
Navy League of the United States
Hayward
Navy League
Maryland
Alimony contempt cited in McSherry case
Judge Worthington signs order requiring J Roger McSherry to show cause by January 31, 1916 why he should not be held in contempt for nonpayment of alimony to his divorced wife Cornelia Ringgold McSherry. Petition by Newman and Ross states arrears of 50 dollars for October and 50 dollars for November. McSherry has not answered. attorneys Stoner and Weinberg represent defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
J. Roger McSherry
Cornelia Ringgold McSherry
John 8. Newman
Richard P. Ross
McSherry
Stoner and Weinberg
Woman Run Over by Buggy Near Feagaville
A woman walking near Feagaville was knocked down and run over by a buggy driven by Wilbur Hargett. Mrs. Virginia Corum, living close to Feagaville, suffered cuts and bruises and torn clothing after the vehicle struck as a group of women returned from a cantata in Jefferson. The driver tried to avoid the collision amid confusion as others on the road scattered. In a separate matter, Harry Cohen of Baltimore was arrested on a defraud charge in New Market, awaiting bail after proposing to pay $12 for butter and produce. Ezra Davis of Carroll County claims to be victim of fraudulent checks for farm produce to a Baltimore merchant. Officers were elected for Frederick Council No. 118, Jr. O. U. A. M., with Robert A. Bennett named councilor and several others filling top posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hargett
Lewis Hargett
Feagaville
Virginia Corum
Hargett
Jefferson
Harry Cohen
Baltimore
Otis Gray
Monrovia
Justice Taylor
New Market
Gray
Ezra Davis
Carroll County
Baltimore Commission
Leaders' Class Elects Officers at Semiannual Meeting
At the Leaders' Adult Bible class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school last night, officers were chosen. Charles N. Daugherty was elected president, Jacob Mackley vice president, Wilson P. Smith secretary, Walter Stull assistant secretary, Guy Brust treasurer, Gottlieb Hadsler assistant treasurer, Harris Kepver and John Gve librarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Charles N. Daugherty
Jacob Mackley
Wilson P. Smith
Walter Stull
Guy Brust
Gottlies Hadsler
Harris Kepver
John G Ve
New Year's Market Report Prices and Attendance
A New Year's market ran this morning with regular attendees. Turkeys at 24 cents a pound geese at 8 cents, ducks 1 to 7 cents each, chickens 3 to 95 cents each. Eggs 32 cents a dozen butter 20 to 35 cents per pound. Apples, turnips, and vegetables available.
Man Falls at South Mountain Creamery Injures Self
Wm FE Seward of Middletown recently fell and injured himself at the South Mountain Creamery. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital yesterday. It is feared he may have sustained the same internal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm FE
Seward
Middletown
South Mountain
Prederick City Hospital
To Sell Hankey Real Estate in Circuit Court
A bill has been filed in the Circuit Court for the sale of the real estate of the late George E. Wanker. Wheat gained two cents today with quotes around $122. Cor remained near 219.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankey
Circuit Court
George E. lWanker
Frederick Bank Clearings Reach Near Twenty Million in 1915
Frederick business boomed in 1915 with bank clearings totaling $18,239,060.69, up from 1914 by over $1.7 million. December clearings rose to $1,691,403.68, aided by holiday trade but tempered by wartime disturbances. Edwin C. Markell, manager of the Frederick Clearing House Association, notes year-end gains mirror strong trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bank
Edwin C. Markell
Frederick Clearing House Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick
Local notices and business listings from Lewistown area
Local notice thanking friends for kindness during illness and death of a husband, plus Christmas donations. Includes holiday coupons for photos at Homer’s Studio, oyster sales and store hours, farm and mill for sale near Lewistown with detailed equipment, real estate agents, and New Year events and prices. Also a bus line notice and various local merchants advertising goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delashmutt
Homer
Bell's
Alsatia Club presents New Years basketball game
The Alsatia Club and Company A Amnory stage a New Years Night basketball event with officers listed and admission set at 15 cents. A pianola dance follows the game, with program likely at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Ciuhos
Company A
Amnory
P.m
Gam
Localities Near Frederick Noted in Fragment
A fragmented description lists places within a few miles of Frederick including Johnsville Woodaboro Lewistown Walkersville and Woods as nearby references. No event or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Johnsville
Woodaboro
Lewistown
Walkersville
Woods
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United States Weather Bureau
Markey
C. E. Cline
Thos
H. Haller
Nance O'Neil
Rn ‘Kimball Young
Mary Fuller
Opera House
Empire
Star
H. C. Etchison
T. B. Hayward
Frederick Council No. 118
Robert A Bennett
G. Elmer Stine
Henry J. D. Hagan
Edward C Lease, Jr
Thomas Kline
Harry C. Smith
Marshall Zepp
William D. Grove
Inside Sentinel
Randolph N. Martz
Outside Sentinel
E. C. Markell
Frederick Association
J. M. Culler
State Road
R. R. Station
William V. E. Long
Grayson H. Staley
Real Estate and Insurance Agt
Frederick, Md
Junior Wire Company
North Market Street
Braddock Heights
Harry L. Ebert
Cor
Fifth & Market Sts
Brunswick Frederick & Brunswick
Goenell Brox
Staffer & Dixon
Whoney
East
Pat St
Wiliam W. Osburn
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick. MD
John D. Hendrickson
Capital
J. D. Baker
Burplus
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Veneese Vice President
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Aset
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. Co
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. EB. Kefauver
John
Newman
D. Baker
J. H W. Gambrill
Thos. H. Haller
H.D. Baker
Citizens National Bank of
WK. G. Zimmerman
J. D. Twendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Grayson, Mercer
Charlesville
Ciifton
McKalg
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Troutville
Lewintown
Mt. Zion
Pythian Castle Building
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Neldig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Patrick Street
West Third
Aide
Ll E. Church
ST. Frederick, MD
Dairymen's Association
Grand Jury Room
Harry B. Witter
Johan W. Grove
A. A. Micodemls
City Register
Grisfield Oysters
Blue Ribbon Grocery
James Biggs
West Fifth Street
Insurance
Sala
Frederick Crrr
Call
UB. Cramer & Stauffer
Court Æramet
Thomas Prior
Thomas Ebrich
Mechaie
Heallem
Johnaville
Unionville, Wadrole
JoEr Murib
New Midway
Walkers
Urbana
Acres
Freder
Bloomfield
Walkare
Lemsville
Bartholows
Prederick
Mt. Pleasant
Detour
Rocky Springs
Braddock
Petersville
Sion
Real Motata
Court Street
Marewood D. Harp
Alg
Pantone
A. Erick
Peer
Utica
Bethe
Ue Airy
Priceville
Albaugh & Harrington
RRSA
Real Estate & Insurance
Millichehure
Woodstora
Reminston
Monarch Apa Premier Typewriters
North Market ST
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