Date In History February entry notes notable deaths
A scrambled clipping notes February events with mentions of George William Childs publisher of The Philadelphia Ledger and Theodore Dwight Woolsey a prominent figure, both tied to New England. The fragment cites Hyde Park Massachusetts and a signature style, reflecting a historical obituary entry with incomplete phrasing.
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George William Childs
Theodore Dwight Weides
New England
Hyde Park
Religious notices and mission events reported across Frederick churches
The Rev Fr Gaffney announced a Friday night church entertainment proceeds for Frederick relief. A missionary service occurred at New London Methodist. the Reformed Guild met led by Travers Thomas. Missionary Society plans its monthly meeting. Bishop Penick spoke at All Saints and Cape Palmas work was noted. A large Methodist meeting closed with record communions, baptisms, and forty four joining the church. Immersion at Braner s mill witnessed by many.
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Gaffney
Cly Opera House
Diano
Frederick
Methodisl Episcopal Church
New London
J. T. Marsh
Reformed Guild
Travers Thomas
The
Missionary Society
All Bainted Chapel
Uhina Misalem
Peres
Penick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peter Knell
Col. Baughman
Carroll Creek
Braner
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM BALTIMORE VISITORS
Mrs. John J. Kunkle and her daughter Miet Isabel Kunkle of Baltimore are visiting in New York. Charles E. Hilleary, Garrett county House of Delegates member, returned to Annapolis from East Patrick Street after yielding to Frank Davis. George DeGraw, formerly with relatives there, has returned home to Gettysburg, Pa. Mrs Sed Mr. Robert Campbell and son of Baltimore are in the city. Dr Clarkes W Hoffman left for Washington, D C. He has taken the hours of Judge Sprieger at No 43 Depot Square, inviting Frederick friends who may visit the Capital.
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John J. Kunkle
Moan- Tacat Shreet West
Baltimore
Miet Isabel Kunkle
New York
Charles E. Hilleary
House of Delegates
Garrett County
Frank Davis
East Patrick Street
Annapolis
George DeGraw
Beun
Gettyaberg
Sed
Robert Campbell and Son
Clarkes W. Hoffman
Washington, D.C
Aken
Judge Sprieger
I Square
Frederick
Tas Ruws
Board of Aldermen
Atresta
T. Hawnown
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
Free Bread Tickets Scandal In City Distribution
Mr William A Mansfield beaker and broker last week distributed three hundred tickets for free bread He now assigns policemen to issue the tickets daily to the worthy poor The note mentions Hood s Sarsaparilla and a plan to protect against disease but the text is garbled and incomplete The item reads like a sensational local denunciation with unclear outcomes or authorities cited.
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William A. Mansfield
Grand City Opera House Firemen's Bazaar Opens Tonight
Frederick remembers early fairs as gatherings with lemonade, cakes, and crafts. The Independent Hose Company No.1 hosts a grand bazaar at the City Opera House featuring a Japanese garden, costumed guests, music, pantomime, and a performance titled Plerirot in Zaleland to fund the debt on a new building.
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Wes
Gimli
City
Frederick
Hose Company No.1
Epring
Hose Company
Gold hoarding estimates in Maryland banks and counties
A Maryland Bankers Association survey replies on gold coin hoarding by residents. Frederick County estimates about 75000 dollars in gold in gold coin and savings, with total bank deposits in the county near 3.6 million dollars. Respondents doubt heavy demand for United States bonds. most deposits yield 3-4 percent interest, reducing hoarding incentives.
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Maryland
Meryland
Frederick County
Werhead
Clip
United States
Cuanyees B
Train
Funsr National
Thomas Gonsucs
Washington Letter on Suffrage and City Politics in D C
Special Correspondent reports on the National Serrege Association meeting at a Northwest D C church venue. Coverage notes campaign efforts by white and black candidates, meetings in churches, and clashes. Mentiones local government issues, street regulation, and transit car stops, with commentary on suffrage restoration and urban growth.
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Lk Cares
Ballenge
Circuit Court of Frederick County February term convenes
The February term of the Frederick County Circuit Court opened at 10 o'clock with Judges Lysch and Menderece presiding. The grand jury and petit jury were drawn, with Judge Lynch delivering the charge urging investigation of public door safety and the November lynching of a Black man named James. Court adjourned at 1 o'clock after docket calling.
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James
Frederick Cowaty
Associse
A. Lysch
Jamie B. Menderece
Crewcon
Abe Grand
Pelt Partes
Siren Jaty—mm
3. Wormas
Bere Mon
Hes. B. Z.mmermec
Beg J. Testers
BE Dow
Norwex
Alfred B Koih
Coles V. Sanger
Joso
Grive
Charles W
Ken Beschiey
Cosa
EL Wise
Jow
Nanieturg
Joseph Miler
Clrlot
T. Zacharies
W. Hamiltn
St.Uemeyer
Ateou A Besser
Wille A
Whkirmore
Lemu
Coss
Bowluews
Batl
Vernon Society Aims to Form Patriotic Group
A Vernon Society plan to organize in the state a Bt Vernon Society for the patriotic purpose of promoting the Procopation of George Washington's home. The home is described as owned by American women who purchased it years ago, with a future winter meeting expected in the city to garner support from Frederich's patriotic women.
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MS. Vernon Society
Bt. Vernon Society
George Washington
America
Frederich
Fragment on mourning and a Frederick letter
A Frederick letter from Emmitsburg Chronicle references African American education with a critical tone. It recounts a beggar who asks for aid, presenting a handwritten plea that underscores poverty and sickness, noting the writer’s name as Jenomin A. Jowns and implying selective sympathy.
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Frederick
Emmitsburg
Alma
Frederic
Jenomin A. Jowns
Pance
Confederate Veterans Hold Third Ridgely Brown Camp Meeting
The Ridgely Brown Camp of Confederate Veterans held its third annual meeting in Rockville's courthouse grand jury room. Officers elected include Commander EB J Chiswell, lieutenant commander Thomas Griffith, adjutant E L Amize, treasurer KH L Techiffely, chaplain Frank B Horner, and executive committee Spencer C Jones Jobe P Selimen and D S Horner. Delegates to the Baltimore encampment were chosen as B J Chiswell Capt James Anderson Robert and David Griffith.
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Ridgely Brown Camp of
Grand Jury
Rockville
EB. J. Chiswell
Leuteenant
Thomas Griffith
E. L. Amize
KH. L. Techiffely
Frank B. Horner
Spencer C. Jones
Jobe P. Selimen Sod
Horner
Cooke D. Suckett
L. Tscalfely
State Division
B. J. Chisw
James Anderson
Robert and
David Griffith
Baltimore
Philomathean debate on alliance and funerals noted
The Philomathean Literary Society held its weekly meeting with a large turnout. A simulative debate on an alliance offensive and defensive between the United States and Great Britain featured Mr. Wm A Nicodemus Mr N E Cramer Dr Ed Bowles on the affirmative and Prof Cyrus Thomas Mr Jno W Kolb Prof BE Gale on the negative. Judges President MacGill and Jacob Rohrback ruled for the negative. Plans were announced for a public debate to be held soon. Funeral notices include Harriet A Bowles with services at Qaiao phat conducted by Rev W R Arnnold and pallbearers W Davis R Dimmy W Diggs J Griffith Greenberry Stanton C Stanley. interment Greenmount. Joh Bready’s funeral at Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown with pallbearers A Jones Clarence Bready Otho Thomas Richard Thomas J Edger Thomas C Pearce. interment Mt Olivet. Infant Luther H son of Mr Luther Snyder of Baltimore buried here via 1320 B&O train. Rev C W Milnespring officiated. interment Mount Ulizer. Funeral directors A T Rice & Sons and A T Rice & Bons noted.
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THE
Philomatheams the Philomathean Literary Society
Wm. A. Nicodemus
N.E. Cramer
Ed. Bowles
Cyrus Thomas
Jno. W. Kolb
BE. P. Gale
United States
Great Britain
MacGill
Jacob Rohrback
Harriet A. Bowles
Qaiao Phat
W.R. Arnnold
Reva. Owens
Porter
William Davis
Richard Dimmy
Wesley Diggs
Jackson Griffith
Greenberry Stanton
Charles Stanley
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice
Adamstown
Trinity Reformed Church
Arthur Jones
Clarence Bready
Otho Thomas Richard Thomas
J. Edger Thomas
Charles Pearce
Mt. Olivet
C.C. Carty
Luther H
Luther Snyder
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. W. Milnespring
Mount Ulizer
A. T. Rice & Bons
Dry Goods Stores to Close Early This Week
Local merchants plan an early 6 o'clock closing from this evening through Friday to allow workers to attend events. Shoppers are urged to complete purchases before 6 pm while the dry goods firms show their usual spirited cooperation with the Bazaar of the Station.
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Stason
Local Health Notes Highlight Two Carroll Street Residents
The Blok. Misa Grace Crem of Carroll street suffers a bone felon on her thumb while Miss Clara May Smith of East Third Street, long confined by illness, is able to go out again after her sickness.
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Misa Grace Crem
Carroll Street
Clara May Smith
East Third Street
The Work of Death. Mrs Roberson Drops Dead On Way To Church
Mrs Mary Roberson, residing near Mr J Marys, collapsed this morning en route to church. Death was caused by heart trouble. Local reports note she was known in the community and her sudden death shocks neighbors.
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Roderein
Mary Roberson
Mr. &J. Mary’s
Sympathy for Mr Brows Fire Destroys Waverly Estate
The Fredericksburg Free Lance notes deep sympathy for Willem Brows one of King George County’s upright clerks after his homestead Waverly burned on Monday December 13. The tragedy, coupled with the death of a servant, prompts strong grief across the community.
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Fredericksburg
Free Lance
Willem
King George County
Waverly
Etri
Baltimore grocer Samuel Edmonds dies by own act
Samuel Edmonds senior partner of Samuel Edmonds & Son, a Baltimore grocer at Pearl and Son streets, leapt from the dock at Crose Street and drowned amid temporary mental distress. He removed his hat and coat and left an umbrella beside them before jumping. He was father in law of Robert Gordon Gambril of Freder.
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Samuel Edmonds
Samuel Edmonds & Son
Pearl and Son Streets
Baltimore
Crose Street
Edmonds
Robert Gordon Gambril
Freder
Sale of Property From Samuel B Preston Estate
Public sale at Weverton of land from the Samuel B Preston estate. Purchases include 207 acre farm near Weverton by D W Reed for 33 per acre, 25 acres mountain land bought by William F Stonebreaker for 810, several Knoxville lots, a house and lot by C A Rice for 365, another by Rice for 36, a Knoxville lot by Richard Morris for 150, a Weverton lot for 26, an inland Potomac River parcel by Geo W Leopold for 65, and other parcels priced up to 108, 65, and 26.
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Samuel B. Preston
Weverton
D. W. Reed
William F. Stonebreaker
Weaverton
Elgin
Frank Gaver
Beall Buys Tipton Trameter Company Assets In Frankfort
The Times notes Mr E P Beall has bought the Tipton Trameter Company bus cabs and stock for 1100 and secured rights to carry mail. Beall is praised by local business leaders as industrious honest and reliable. Mr Bestl moved from Licksville to Frankfort in November and friends welcome his new venture.
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the Times
Frankfort
Indiana
E PF. Beall
Paneary Sake
Tipton Trameter Company
Beall
Toge
Bestl
Licksville
Advertised Letters in Fredericks City Post Office 1866
A Fredericks City post office notice lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday February in 1866. Recipients must call for the letters within two weeks or they will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Isck Darstyn I Harem Ces Harmen Rev Wiliam H Jackson Inmet A Morsnc Wherles om Lamu Laet Mrs Haw 1 Berger Mrs Bela Compion Mire L J Mrs Charley Maris Mies Allie Patmas Mire Clara Sohn.
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Laet
Berger
Bela Compion
Mire
L. J
Charley Maris
Mies
Allie Patmas
Clara Sohn
Basar of Seasons Opens with Grand Frederick Event
Local note describes the Basar of Seasons opening tonight in Frederick with a grand amusement scheme built by a thousand hands. Program features an overture at 7 pm, entrance at 7 15, inaugural address, a march at 6 pm, and an orchestra concert at 8 90 pm amid many amusements and foods.
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Bazar Balletin No
Frederick
Tomight
State Firemen aid bill seeks two year extension
The State Firemen’s Retief Fnnc appropriation of 1000 dollars was set by the last Legislature to aid fallen or injured members. Only 30 dollars has been used and Carroll’s Mr Genter has introduced a bill to revive the appropriation for two more years. Divorce Wanted and other notices appear among the clipped items. Byrnp of California Fig Syrup Company is advertised as a remedy.
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State Firemen's Retief
State Firemen's Association
Genter
Carroll
California Fig Syrup Company
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News OF the Churches
Hood
the Great Bazar
Maryiand
Freuesick Coenty
Tucomont Barr
Maryland Title Insurance and Trust
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Joan Henoaicxson
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Orand Oats
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Doll Brothers
D ™ Brothers
North Market
Wuart
Don Baoruzzi
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Jas. E. Warnes , D
J F. Risenhauer
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Doll's
C. D. Dou
Bartholomay
Koucester
H. Y
Roar
Apollo
National Cipiere Brew CO
C. Lipps
Col
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Talegeaype
Frederik, As
W. C. Exoawars
W. C. Expamex
W. Fatrick
Fredbrice
Reano Printing Office
R. Hargece
Tri Marvin
A. B. Hanezrr
Bu Hrads
TRE News
Rope & Weld
Arpets Desk
Eodock & Weidigs
A. T. Rice & Sons
D. H. Best
Scrovia
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Belero
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Orient
Mourn & Krewe
Hattie Hidalgo Walgo
John C. Motter
Hay
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Shriner Milling
Carkelville Rolleh
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