February 1 in American History 1901 2001 events and notes
Highlights include commemorations of Commodore Matthew Fontaine Maury born 1800s, and Union events such as Taft opening the Panama Canal’s Pacific end. Temporal notes cover protectorate proclamations by Stevens, and a February 1 U.S. ministerial action. Astronomical events detail set times for sun and moon, visible constellations, planet risings, and Halley’s comet in Pisces with zodiacal light noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tites Murron Coan
Tawau
Matthew Fontaine
Maury
United Stated
United States
Hosotulu
Luvokalant
Auriga
Gemini
Taurus
Ursa Sfinor
Monoceroca
Columba
Lepus
Orion
Flavius Eridanus
Cetus
Aries
Places
Perseus
Andromeda
Cagsiopeia
Cepheus
Capella
Pollux
Aldebaran
Regulus
Sirius
Procyon
Betelgear
Rigel
Constellation
Capricornus
Aquatius
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Halley
Pisces
Great Square
Pegasus
New Advertisements Today Highlight Local Notices
A jumble of classified items appears with notices for lost breastpins and pins, rental listings at 12 E Fifth, executors’ notices, job ads, public meetings, calendar sales, and theater listings. Names include Wilcoxon Hoy, J H Bennett, E T Grove, Braddock, Miss Faunt LeRoy, Frederick College, Koontz, Moser, Moberly, Mantt, Cline, and Svanett, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Office
Wilcoxon Hoy
J. H. Bennett
Fred
City
E. T. Grove
Braddock
Casio
Miss Faunt LeRoy Notle
Diamond Rink
Frederick College
Koontz Frozen Haak
J. M. Culler
the Marvel
City Opera House
Ekhne Moser
M. F. Moberly
H. R. Mantt
E. Cline
Svanett
Public Sales Notice Seeks Entries for Coming Season
The Tam News urges all who plan public sales next season to send their names addresses and sale dates. Entries are recorded to prevent conflicts and free. The newspaper offers this service at no charge and reminds buyers to place orders early for bill and advertisement placements in Save Realartan and Dairy and Weekly sections.
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Tam
Calendars Exhausted At The News In 1910
Calendar sales exhausted after an unusual demand as The News reports within the Baltimore area. A testimonial concert by the Grand Lodge choir of the Masonic Temple featured Dr. B Merrill Hopkinson and organist G Wright Nicole with 30 choir members under the temple’s new setting. Mayor Geo Edward Smith of Frederick is listed among attendees.
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Grand Lodge
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Masonic Order
Musicale, Ie
Merrill Hopkinson
G. Wright Nicole
New Temple
Geo
Edw
Smith
Frederick
Debated Floating Debt Funding Bonds for City Economy
City delegates consider two bond bills to fund floating debt. Debate centers on interest rate, term length, and sale conditions. Proposals urge definite city benefit, with some support to 36 000 and 30 000 authorized issues and premiums if bidding favors par. Opposition cites indefiniteness and lack of water-supply plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Steinat
House of Delegates
Ir County
General Grouade
Jan Boon
Lawful Grip on Assault Case Holds Archy Mitchell
Archy J. Mitchell was arrested by Constable Lewis F. Carter on an assault charge against Lewis W. Masser from Yellow Springs. They met Sunday and allegedly Mitchell drew a knife. he waived hearing and posted $50 bail for grand jury consideration. Both parties bound to keep peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie J. Mitchell
Lewis F. Carter
Lewis WH. Masser
Yellow Springs
Mitchell
Masser
C. H. Ackatein
Milk thefts on South Market Street disturb residents
Several South Market Street households report bottles of milk stolen from front doors each morning, typically between Dawn and early morning hours. Residents describe repeated acts targeting the block near Booth Street, with no clear suspects and increasing concern as the milk supply runs low.
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South Market Street
Booth Street
R. Rueh Cewis
Ome Reece
Mall
Notable Deaths and Appointments Across the State
Mrs Lydix Terrell aged ninety one died at Elkton. George A Harvey an oyster man drowned in Miles River near St Michaels. Willard president of S and O named George W Suipgine gelat ant passenger agent and Mr A Walton district passenger agent. Baltimore financial district hears talk of consolidation between Trust and Guarantee Co and International Trust. Hospital for Women of Maryland seeks a ten thousand dollar annual appropriation to fund expanded duties.
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Lydix Terrell
Elkton
George A. Harvey
Miles River
St. Michaels
Willard
George W. Suipgine
A. Walton
Baltimore Financial District
Baltimore ‘Trust_and Guaratee Company
Toternational Trust
The
Hospital For Women of Maryland
Fancy Inlaid Stand Earns Local Oblique Fame
George H. Koogle, youngest son of Capt. Jacob H. Koogle near Hagure town, completed a complex standing table of 1205 pieces from 80 woods. The 26 inch top forms stars and diamonds in an embossed edge. built largely by lamp light with bracket legs and spindle work. Local illness notes follow, naming several residents on the sick list and recoveries, including Mr. William H. Beall and Mr. George F. Kline.
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George H. Koogle
Jacob H. Koogle
Haguretown
Myersville
N. J. Keine
North Market Street
Guy Whiner
Patrick Street
Elroy Rodncy
John Harley
George Salter
Weat Church Street
Misa Evaline Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Charles F. ‘Thomas
Buckeystown
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
William H. Beall
Weat Third Street
George F. Kline
East South Street
John 3. Fidelis
W.C. Roderick
Thurmont
George W. Shoemaker
East Sixth Street
Willa Samuel D. Thomas
Katie Renner
New Midway
Geo. W. Bhoemaer
East Sixth
Directors Chosen At Frederick Railroad Meeting
A stockholders meeting at the Frederick Railroad Company office adopted by laws and elected directors Harry E. Clark Samuel L. Clark Emory L. Coblen ts William L. Cooney Thomas H. Haller Abraham Hemp Jr Thomas B. Johnson John C. Motter John W. McCullough Alexander Ramsburg Charles B. Smith Richard P. Hoss William Smith Franklin B. Smith Walter S. Taylor Charles C. Wirt Charles Wert James K. Waters. The board will meet this afternoon for organization.
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The
Frederick Railroad Company
Market
Forth
John W. McCullough
Alexander Ramsburg
Charles
Richard P. Hoss
William Smith
Franklin
Methodist Conferences Set for Washington and April Meeting
A fragmented notice outlines plans for the Methodist and Protestant church gatherings in Washington on March. It also mentions the Baliors conference of the Methodist church and the Ingle Memorial Committee meeting focusing on placing a window design in the church rear over the reredos.
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Sea
Ing Sc
Hureh
South
Ashington
Methodist
Set Pe
Ingle Memorial Committee
Self-inflicted gunshot ends life of well known farmer
Heuble Moxley a 74 year old farmer from near Vjamaville shot himself in the head with a shotgun in his bedroom. Neighbors and local officials said deep illness and despondency contributed to the act. His wife discovered the body and Dr. Riggs attended. no inquest deemed necessary. He leaves a widow, three sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heubie Moxley
Vjaimaville
Mr. Moxley
Tod
Mere Moxley
George H. Riggs
Njameville
John H. Shipley
Nameville
Mosley
Widoty
Song
A Month's Record in the Clerk's Office January filings
In January the clerk's office recorded 131 instruments including 98 deeds 24 mortgages one charter mortgage seven bills of sale one article of incorporation one contract and agreement and one order of adjudication. Eight marriage licenses were issued with one marked dont publish. One Boone certificate filed. Ministers certificates pending 17 sessions. The death roll records 47 city county deaths with 18 inhumations at Mt Olivet Fat St Johns and five in colored yards and 33 county deaths with burials at Jefferson Feageville Eyler valley Middletown Neaver Dam Rocky Hill Charlesville Hope Hill Woodsboro Petersville Doubs Unionville Broad Run Bruosewick.
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Boone
Tern Peredbe
Mt. Olivet
Bruosewick
Hetzler Y P B Holds First W C T U Meeting
The Hetzler Young People’s Branch of the W C T U met in the W C T U room Friday night with Loln Routzaho presiding. After prayers and minutes, a brief program featured singing and reading, with some parts cut due to bad weather.
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P.B
Hetzler Young People'a
Loln Routzaho
Oraco Zimmerman
Notice of Bank Interest Rate Increase at 1009
On November the Ist 1909 this Bank increased its interest rate to Four and four percent per annum on all its special interest bearing deposits and deposits to remain on all other respects subject to the provisions of the contracts under which they were made. No depositor needs to present their book for the change. The 4% rate will be paid on new deposits of the same class. The bank offers facilities for general banking business.
Dam Washes Out After Potomac Flood Hit Harper's Ferry
Damaged copy details a section of the Potomac River washing out about 50 feet of the Poto Mac Pulp Mill dock at Harper's Ferry after a recent flood. The scene describes debris and destruction along the riverfront with emphasis on the mill structure and water damage.
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Potomas
Harper's Ferry
Notice to Public on Prices and College Session
Public notice announces a price schedule effective February 15 1910 for goods and services including horse and cart rates and coal handling costs. It also reports the February 1 1910 opening of Frederick College's second term with praise for first term and enrollment, and lists upcoming events and promotions at local venues, including films and a casino opening night. The document names several individuals and local organizations connected to the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Penn
C. H. Eaneeia
Nettie Harrie
Maggie Johnson
Francis
Mn Duvall
Joey Duvall
Alfred Ritter
Seaks
Eckstein
Herp
Travereet
New Zealand visitor Lawson Broad returns home after stay in city
Dunedin resident Lawson Broad, in the city for a little over a year, sails back to New Zealand via New York and England to acquire machinery for Ox-Fibre Brush Works. He formed friendships during his visit, and will be missed as he plans two weeks in England before returning home.
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New Zealand
Lawson Broad
Dunedin
Broad
New York
England
Mr. Breed
Chipwa ribo No 10 seeks gathering at wigwam on third sun
The Chipwa ribo No 10 Improved Order of Red Men requests members to assemble at the wigwam on the third sun of Moon G. 8 D. 419 at seven thirty. Correction dancing noted. Wages and social arrangements teased for patrons.
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Mpd
Joan H. Danette
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the Daily News
Wasmuerom
Maryland
W. L. Mooss
Weather Bureau
Sabillasville
Bemuel K. Dennis
Maryland Tubercatonia Sanatum
Crotaess
Lesialat
Afabillasville
News OF the
George Koogle
Ronbén Moxley
Maur Jamneville
Pearth
Gulchie
Ield National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Baker
Capital
Burplub
WM. G. Baker
Vics
H. D. Baker
WM. G, Simmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Anst
Ossbier
Geo. Wu. Surra
Tavs
H. Hapusa
Joun
Hawanceo
Dane Bam
We. G. Baapa
Comnat
M. da
M. Taowas
Z. Cua
D. EB. Keraevan
P. L. Hamosiy
Suvas
Morrang
Baxen
Cunairs Panken
Tuoe
G. Pann
Joan T. Beer
T. Rotuennorren
Kt. C. Crownet
Joan Kateany
Gro. W. Barnae
Marvel
Edison
Pontine Marshes
Italy
Denic
Biograph
Miss Faundlagoy
Wowan
Coliece
Teins
Tectee House
Ig & Managers
Am. Cours
Frederick Capital Guilday
Sy Oe
Palats Mel ‘Eisten
Aranemes
Ehetlen
Braddock Heights
Daughters of Confederacy
Ughters of
Confederacy
Reid
Glenn J . Worthington
Mies
Kathryn Cod
Janes A. Topg Ban
Sameel Gittinger
West Fourth Street
M. J. Etch Faon
Long
Martin Beart
Shayne Uf Aod
Lea
Balleflieg
John D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Nose & Miller
Alg Derart
Tauralite
Tyre
Teae Aerate
Texath
Reguae Yard
Bya
French Naisok
Wai
Neddig & Midler
Willliamson's Drug Store
Williamson's
Rexall
Janzadty-wly
Braddock Heights Casino
Clara
Soirve
W. Riccary
Tonigut
Cen
James
Market St
Earoill
Woman's
Eny
Nepanice Gas & Euro. Co
Ox-Finay Bavea Company
Teenie
Citisene
Nathweal Baiglig
Vroderieh
P.rice
Suliemal
Charles L. Rene
L. Renn
Patrigg
Ian
Pota Soders
Har Ga
TRI ‘Apoe
Dill Avenue
East Church Sheet
Iiva Cobteaes
Aiatgu Historist Bremart
Ge. L
Cramer & Bons
Uhuru Street
Fidelity
Jos Acre
Fern West
Ut Agr
Carroll
Wortie
GT. K. Yourg
Harles T
Profle
Conrairy
Verderes, Eh
Carksas Broce
Pani Fomuy
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