February 3 in American History Highlights
February 3 dates recall figures such as Joseph Eggleston Johnston born 1807 and Horace Greeley born 1812, with mentions of Sidney Lanier, General Joseph Wheeler and Lincoln meeting with Vice President Alexander Stephens at Hampton Roads in 1865 to discuss peace. The entry notes celestial references and daily timing details.
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Joseph Eggleston Johnston
Horace Greeley
The
New York Tribune
Sidney Lanier
Maitland
Joseph Wheeler
Fort Donelson
Senn
Lincoln
A. L. Stephens
Confederacy
Hampton Roads
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick area residents report several illnesses with improvements. Miss Janie Stone remains sick on East Church street. Miss Antoinette Salter, also on West Church, has grip and may go out. Mrs Annie Willson of East Fifth is able to go out again after two weeks ill. Mrs M E Doll, recently having a serious operation in Baltimore, has returned home. Mrs John Pleschman of East Patrick is recovering well after City Hospital surgery. Mrs Margaret M Carty of South Market, sidelined by an ankle sprain, can go downstairs.
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Janie Stone
East Church Street
Antoinette Salter
West Church Street
Annie Willson
East Fifth Street
M. E. Doll
Baltimore
John Pleschman
East Patrick Street
City Hospital
Margaret M. Carty
South Market Street
Marriage of James Montrose and Birdie Walter in Philadelphia
Announcements report the marriage of James Montrose Graham of Richmond Virginia to Birdie Eleanor Walter of Baltimore. The ceremony occurred in Philadelphia on January 29 with the couple to reside at the Bratton Apartments in Philadelphia after February 20. Frederick Ministers Association held its first pre Lent service this morning in All Saints chapel with Rev Douglass Hoot presiding.
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James Montrose, Graham
Richmond
Birdie Eleanor Walter
Baltimore
Philadelphia
W. Fred Snyder
North Market Street
Graham
Bratton Apartments
40Th
Spruce Streets
Frederick
All Saints’ P. i
Rov. Douglass Hoot
P. Ki. Ehareh
Fort
Scouts Meet At Churches For Friday Opera House Rehearsal
The Boy Scouts from Methodist and Grace Reformed Churches will meet tonight at 7 o clock at the M. A. Co. A rehearsal of Scout work will be shown at the Opera House on West Friday afternoon.
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Methodist and
Grace Reformed
Opera House
Annapolis Named for Maryland Day Addresses
Annapolis was chosen by the State Board of Education as the site for addresses by pupils and prominent citizens in public schools on Maryland Day. The event this year falls on March 2.
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Annapolis
State Board of Education
Maryland
Catarrh Cure Advertised as Blood Purifier Remedy
An 19th century style ad promotes Walls Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that reaches the disease seat. It claims the cure is not quack medicine and prescribes two-ingredient formula from F. Cheney & Co of Toledo. Sold by druggists with a price of ten cents and a suggestion to take Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Druegiats
Consti
Bar Associates Pay Tribute to Late W L Hinks
Resolutions mourning the death of William L. Hinks were presented at Frederick County Circuit Court as the February term began. Judge Worthington praised Hinks as a man of high honor, legal talent, and gentle character, while bar members spoke of his steadfast integrity and public service. The court adjourned after brief remarks and juries were sworn in for the term.
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William L. Hinks
Frederick
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Hinks
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Bar
William H. Hinks
Edward
Eichelberger
Albert S. Brown
Clayton O. Keedy
Jacob Rothback
Arthur D. Willard
Worthington
Mr. Hinks
Warien
Trak
Cains
Mr. Eichelberger
Frank C. Norwood
John S. Newman
Ho Dersey Etchison
Jacob Rohrback
Judge Worthington
Pardcahwo
Maurice J. Dade
Walter 3. Wiles
George J. Damueth
H. Hark Leatherman
George J. Specht
Willam UO. McNaley
Henry
Frank. Daugherty
Hawlard J. Willard
Frank W. Lawtey
Samuel L. Lilly
Joseph Staley
William Ll. Care
George A. Ohler
Milton A. Angleberger
Charles G. Kramer
Charles W. Moxtey
John L. Ball
J. Marshall Landis
Charles J. Riddlemoser
Nelson Diehl
Howard
Washington's Headquarters Sold May Be Razed
Washington's Headquarters on West All Saints Street is reportedly sold to B Evard Kepner from Dr George Moore. The buyer hints at possible demolition with plans for the lot, though the old house will stand for now. The rear house sits near a tree line, with the front measuring 46 feet by 10 feet. Also, Hezekiah Harp, Middletown High School janitor, was paralyzed at a dinner table yesterday and is improving.
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Washington
West All Saints' Street
General Washington
Frederick
B. Evard Kepner
George Moore
Kepner
Hezekiah Harp
Middletown
Local Society Meetings Amid January Social Notices
Local notices list the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting at Federated Charities Building on February 4 and the Pitzhugh Lee Chapter regular monthly gathering. Also advertised are spring furniture bargains, a Valentine sale, Historic Frederick calendars for 1918, and Monocacy Market Fund fundraiser items at Williamson's.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Federated Charities
Frederick
Wiltamson’s. Pearre
Ann
Conference Over Delegates Return From Maryland Mission Meeting
The annual missionary conference of students from Maryland colleges, in connection with the Student Volunteer Movement, ended at the Woman's College with 57 attendees and seven speakers. Delegates praised the reception and expressed hope for next year’s event in Baltimore. The program featured talks on mission work, Livingstone, and views from China and India, with plans to promote student volunteering in their denominations. The closing program included a Livingstone centenary slide show and a final address by Dr Headhand, ending with a solo by Miss Edmonds and Dr Ross.
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Missionary Conference of Students of Colleges of Maryland
Woman's College
Woman’s College
Baltimore
Ulem
Dr. Boys
China
Vickery
David Livingstone
Livingstane
Ming Linear Markey
Ly Thas
A. Faist
Mia Wilkinson
University of Maryland
Eleanor Cary
Constance Blackstock
Kurchas Louisa Miller
California
India
Headhand
Pekin University
Adele Edmonds
Ross
Important meeting of Proerick County AneSationn League
A meeting called by the president for Tuesday evening in February at 70 OG YOM. Members urged to attend the Proerick County organization holds a district gathering.
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Proerick County AneSationn League
Yom. OG
AL AM
Boston Shaw Repair Co and Tailor Offer Tickets for Opera
We offer low prices on all work with no machinery used and repairs done while you wait. Boston Shaw Repair Co provides a ticket free for every cent of work toward the City Opera House. Also advertised are tailoring services, dress suits, and evening wear. Owing to a Girls High School entertainment on Friday February 7 there will be dancing and a socially announced Solree event. Miss W. M. Totehic specializes in suits and coats with cleaning and pressing by James, Merchant Tailor.
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Inidren
Boston Shaw Repair Co
City Opera House
L. Bellissima
Gueriio
North Market Street
Telephonag No
Suness
Solree
W. MM. Totehic
Vintage dairy farm property listings in Montgomery County area
A short, faded notice advertises multiple farm properties near Montgomery County in a dairy region. It mentions a well-trenched, productive farm close to Mid Ulbewae and Tileairie rabiaad, with two miles from a town and various sized parcels. Buildings and sheds are noted, along with references to Branstiek and Wolkersavidie markets and local sale terms.
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Montgomery Courty
Fearre Farm
Mid- Ulbewae
Bern
Erak
Branstiek
Vhorivent
Aftherson
Wolkersavidie
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