Lincoln and Stephens Meet at Hampton Roads for Peace Talks
The Daily News notes a February meeting at Hampton Roads Virginia between President Lincoln and Confederate Vice President Alexander H. Stephens to discuss peace. It also lists a Mexico embargo on arms shipments, Villa declaring himself president, a Turks attack near Ismailia repelled, and an announced partial solar eclipse with regional visibility times.
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Daily History
Lincoln
A. H L. Stephens
Confederacy
Hampton Roads
United States
Mexico
Villa
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Egypt
Cut 8th Grade at Jefferson School Abolished
Frederick county School Board abolishes Jefferson eighth grade and sends four pupils to city schools after Superintendent Palmer’s investigation. Officials argue an accredited High School offers better opportunities and equipment. Edward S. Rice criticizes the move citing economy and ongoing transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Jefferson School
Lloyd Palmer
Edward S. Rice
Jefferson
Frederick
Rice
Cartare
Purely Personal Notables Visit Kin Across Cities
Miss Ethel Burke of Madison Avenue visits Knoxville friends. Page Etchison of the Washington YMCA will spend the weekend at his Jefferson home. Mrs Alan C. Rigney of Baltimore guests at brother Allen G. Quynn’s East Patrick Street home. Miss Della Haifleigh of York Pa visiting sister Mrs Jesse P Schell West South Street. John D. Hendrickson of The Model on business in Baltimore. Mrs Frank Baker of Baltimore spent Monday with Lee Ranneberger. Miss Douglass Fuller of Winchester returns home with Miss Antoinette Markell and Mrs Francis X. Staler. Maud Governeur visiting Washington with sister Mrs W. C. Johnson. Anne Schley confined to West Second Street home. Marie Yeakle of Washington visiting Miss Grace Neidig near Frederick. Grace Nicodemus of Backerstown spending several days in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Burke
Madison Avenue
Knoxville
Page Etchison
Washington Y. M. C.A
Jefferson
Alan C. Rigney
Baltimore
Allen G. Quynn
East Patrick Street
Della Haifleigh
York, Pa
Jesse P Schell
West South Street
John D. Hendrickson
The
Model
Frank Baker
Lee Ranneberger
Douglass Fuller
Winchester
Antoinette Markell
Markell
Francis X. Staler
Maud Governeur
W. C. Johnson
Record Street
Washington
Anne Schley
West Second Street
Marie Yeakle
Grace Neidig
Frederick
Grace Nicodemus
Backerstown
Amberti Kemp wedding license issued in Baltimore
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Baltimore to Charles E. Lamberti aged 39 and Miss Gussie E. Kemp aged 50 of Frederick. The applicant was C. F. E. Kemp of 430 North High Street. A lighthearted note follows about a sealful youth at the piano and a quip about singing Forever and Forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
amberti—Kemp
Baltimore
Charles E. Lamberti
Gussie E. Kemp
Frederick
C. F E. Kemp
North High Street
Maryland Live Stock Board Pushes New Import Law
The State Live Stock Sanitary Board to Governor Harrington and the General Assembly urges laws governing importation of horses mules cattle and sheep to prevent disease. It cites foot and mouth outbreaks and proposes about 20000 dollars to reimburse farmers for cattle slaughter. It notes tuberculosis control and hog cholera serum distribution with high recovery. Westminster seeks 35000 dollars for an armory for Company H First Regiment Maryland National Guard. Former Governor Goldsborough filed for U.S. Senate Republican nomination. Luthardt of Baltimore city advocates city jail hangings only. Social items include a 500 card party near Tuscarora and cake sale plans at Frederick City Hospital Guild and St. Marys All Saints teas before Lent.
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State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Harrington
General Assembly
Westminster
Armory
Maryland National Guard
Carroll County
Warfield Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Annapolis
Secretary of State
Luthardt
Baltimore City
Autotruck Wrecked by Train in Snow At Hagerstown
During a heavy snowstorm a Baltimore and Ohio train struck an automobile at Hagerstown. Driver Albert Draper escaped death with a badly injured back after leaping from the wrecked vehicle. The track was hurled 15 feet into a watchman’s house, narrowly missing watchman Harry Kipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Albert Draper
Harry Kipe
Draper
Swamp Root Stops Serious Backache
When back pain flares and kidney or bladder issues arise, Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is advertised as a physician’s prescription remedy. The ad claims years of testing, rapid relief in thousands of cases, and availability at druggists for 5 cents to 1.90 dollars with a sample offer by sending ten cents to Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmes
Kilmer
Tsi
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
Frederick
No Consolidation Of Assembly Post Offices
House of Delegates rejects a plan to consolidate House and Senate post offices aiming to save about $900 per session. The third reading failed by several votes despite 50 in favor and 47 against. Delegate Edward Delaplaine led opposing and supporting factions amid a heated debate. Also introduced were bequest measures for St Anthony's Catholic church and Unganore M E church at Unionville.
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House of Delegates
Maryland
House
Senate
Edward
Delaplaine
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Margaret
Wagner
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
John D. Barnes
Unionville
Illness Sweep A Frederick Notables List
Mrs Amanda J Steiner widow of Wm R Steiner of Frederick is gravely ill in St Augustine Florida after a paralytic stroke. Other locals including Gilmore Hawkins Harrie Storm J Marshall Diffendall Fred Beusing Katherine V Hermann and Dr James A Long are recovering or improving at home or Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda J. Steiner
St. Augustine
Florida
Steiner
Wm. R. Steiner
Frederick
South Market Street
J. Marshall Diffendall
Frederick City Hospital
Fred Beusing
North Market Street
Katherine V. Hermann
James A. Long
West Fourth Street
Deaths In Baltimore And Comus Md
Mrs. Sarah E Ashbaugh widow of Aquilla Ashbaugh dies at 1611 Ensor street Baltimore native of the city funeral tomorrow interment at Mt Olivet cemetery services led by Thus P Rice. Mrs Mary E D Maxwell widow of Wesley Maxwell dies at Comus Md daughter of Baker family cousin to Mrs Kreh and Mrs Kemp remains brought here Saturday for funeral at Mt Olivet chapel interment in family lot at Mt Olivet Thus P Rice in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Ashbaugh
Sarah Ebien Ashbaugh
Aquilla Ashbaugh
Ensor Street
Baltimore
Ashbaugh
Jleeing Suman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mary E. D. Maxwell
Wesley Maxwell
Comus
Maxwell
Edward
Maria Schultz Baker
Charles Kreh
Kemp
Mt. Olivet Chapel
Mt Olivet
P. Rice
Funeral Notices and Obituaries Volume in Washington and Urbana
The funeral of Daniel Rollins, colored, who died in Washington D C, was held at his Thurston area home on Tuesday at 10 30 am. Pallbearers listed include Charles Procter M Posey L Procter John Procter J Dennison Willing Procter. Burial was in Hyattsown area cemetery with George W Peters as funeral director. The infant child of George Brown, colored, died at its Urbana home. funeral at Ebenezer Church this afternoon led by Rev G H McPherson. Interment in adjoining cemetery. George W Peters again listed as funeral director. Vernon Cook of Baltimore, brother in law of Mrs D Hauer Quynon, named counsel for the Board of Police Commissioners of Baltimore. Cook, a prominent lawyer with the firm Gans and Haman, begins duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rollins
Washington, D. C
Thurston
Charles Procter
M. Posey
L. Procter
John Procter
J_ Dennison
Willing
Procter
Hyattsown
George W. Peters
George Brown
Urbana
Ebenezer Church
G H. McPherson
Geo. W. Peters
Vernon Cook
Baltimore
D. Hauer Quynon
Board of Police Commissioners of
Cook
Gans and Haman
Coal Gas Victim Recovering at Montevue Hospital
John Henry Cromer, a vagrant, was taken to Montevue Hospital yesterday after being overcome with coal gas at the Barrick Lime Kilns. Woodsboro residents report steady improvement and expect recovery within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Cromer
Montevue Hospital
Barrick
Woodsboro
Play At Jefferson Presents A Box of Monkers
Hood College students from the School of Expression will stage A Box of Monkers at Jefferson on Saturday night at 8 o'clock. The program is under the auspices of the Missionary and Aid Society of the Reformed church of the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
School of
Trolley leaves for Hagerstown game at five
Patrons are urged to return the trolley immediately after the game under regular fare. At the Automobile Show in Hagerstown Central Garage exhibitors include the Wintons led by C. W. Owen, salesman.
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Trolsey
Hagerstown
Central Garage
Wintons
C. W. Owen
Sun Eclipse Observed At Frederick City In 1911
Frederick city observers viewed the sun eclipse with blue glasses and naked eye. The moon covered the sun progressively, reaching mid eclipse at 21.12 a.m and completely passing by 12:28 p.m. Local reports note haze over the earth and that the event aids solar motion tables though not highly scientifically valuable.
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Frederickton
Ecupee
Frederick City
Hang F. Railway
Buckeystown
Register of Wills
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Frederick County
Blue Ribbon Grocery Seeks Shoppers and Notice of Closure
Neufchatel Roquefort QOlimento Pimento Brick Swiss appear among goods offered by Blue Ribbon Grocery with a phone notice claiming high cash prices for young chickens. Gittinger's Groceries and Liquors advertises Roquefort cheese and Pimento while noting a closed office until further notice.
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Neufchatel
Roquefort
Qolimento
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Gittinger
Gittinger's Grocery
Bargain Clothing and Brick Homes Listed in City Ads
Ad copy touts wool blanks, ginghams, chambrays and woolen goods discounted to low prices. Also lists 9 to 11 room brick residences on W Third, E Second and E Church Streets with modern features. Mentions farms ranging from 10 to 300 acres for sale.
Albaugh Harrington Real Estate and Insurance Ad
Albaugh Harrington advertise farms near Creagerstown Woodsboro and Middleburg with 80 to 159 acres offering, improvements, water, timber, and dairying suitability. Also list city property and builders, plus insurance agency and Remington Monarch Smith Premier typewriters. Located North Market St with phone 74-W.
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Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estate & Insurance
Créagerstown
Woodsboro
Bargate
Middleburg
Baltimore
Graceham
Remington, Monarch and
Smith
North Market
Real estate offerings by Grayson Mercer in Maryland area
Real estate agent Grayson H Mercer lists farms for sale with immediate possession available April 1. Properties include 143 acres near Lewistown, 190 acres near Lewistown, 23 acres near Lewistown, 40 acres near Charlesville, 120 acres near Monrovia, 20 acres near Clifton, 157 acres near McKalg, 124 acres near Woodsboro, 100 acres near Creagerstown, 76 acres near Troutville, 200 acres near Lewistown, 26 acres near Mt Zion, and 18 1/2 acres near Mt Zion. Mercer writes insurance and seeks business. address Py thian Castle Building, Frederick, Md.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Lewistown
Charlesville
Monrovia
Clifton
McKalg
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Troutville
Mt Zion
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Cake sale by Frederick City Hospital Guild sets date
The Ladies of the Frederick City Hospital Guild announce a cake sale on Saturday February 5 1916 from 3 to 5 p m in the Kolb Store room on North Market Street formerly occupied by the Stokes Harness Shop Also advertised are for rent a large hall for dances fairs and suppers with two dressing rooms rent to be obtained from F B Sappington treasurer. Other items include moving services by Jesse N Smith at 515 N Beatz Street and stock buying and shipping notices from David Cramer Walkersville Md with emphasis on calves.
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Frederick City Hospital
F. B. Sappington
Brick houses with steam heat on Dill and Elm streets
DILL AVE one room brick house with steam heat bath electric lights and gas cement sidewalks front and side front porch closets in each room lot 250 feet deep alley rear property. ELM ST 17 room brick house with steam heat bath electric lights closets in each bedroom E. PATRICK 8ST EXTD 8 room brick house heating plant bath large lot and a garage.
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Elm ST
E. Church ST
Dill Ave
Second ST
E. Patrick
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News Office
Wright
W. Cramer, Co. Treas
Baughman & Newman
Alberta I
McSherry
M.D. Harp
the Empire
Star
Grant
Kemp Chalmers Auto
Servessaes Fleigh
Bate
Hershberger
Raih
ANE Stock. Board
NEW Law
Ralph G. Thomas
Tuscarora
Edward Thomas
Charlie D. Oland
Dean Zeiler
Charlie E. Nichols
John Chiswell
Mollie Bell
Voes
Civic Club
A. M. Landauer
S. St. Mary's
All Saints Episcopal Church
Farmera
Roger McSherry
Stoner and Weinberg
Cornelia Ross McSherry
Hahn and
Betson
Stuart Wetzl
Charles D. Land
Hub
Samuel Marowitz
Roderick
Maroxitz
Consolidated Company
Br. James A. Long
J. D. Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit Aast
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
C. Hi. Conley
M.D. Co
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. EB. Kefauver
John 8
Newnan
J. H. Gambrill
Thos. H. Haller
Baker
New Gingharms
Galatea
Devonshires
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Ladins
Bestyette Rain Coats
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Insurance
Court ST
Cramer & Stautter
Court Otreet
Albaugh & & Harrington
Jesse N. Smith
N. Beatz
David Cramer
Walkersville, Md
Thomas Prior
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
E. Church
Patrick
Fair Grounds
Trail Ave
N. Market
North Market St
Court Street
Markwood D. Harp
Westth Street
East Church
Feddt
Ap Py
East Second Street
Franklin_Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Janédimen
Zimmerman Bros. Braddock
Newsparr
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