History notes and celestial events brief
February 9 901 treaty of Lunéville marks Rhine border between German Empire and French Republic. 1913 Mexican Revolution erupts in City of Mexico. 1915 Russian Duma reconvenes after hiatus since Aug 9 1914. Evening sky shows Mars Saturn Jupiter Venus Castor Pollux near 8:30 p.m.
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Luneville
France
Germany
Ithine Ag
Madero
Mexico
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Castor
Pollux
Buckingham School Tax Bill Falls in House of Delegates
Opposition grows to a proposed bond issue for a new Brunswick area school and to tax exemptions for Buckingham Industrial School. The Buckingham tax exemption bill was defeated after unfavorable committee action and a reconsideration motion. A separate bill to restore lower household property exemption was recommitted amid cross county city concerns. Delegate Kefauver introduced a charter amendment for Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance.
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Bond Lesue
Brunswick
House of Delegates
D. Charles Flock
Buckingham
Frederick County
Committee On
Annapolis
Delaplaine
Kefauver
The
Grangers’ Mutual Fire Insurance, Company
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100 Discuss New Road in Unionville Area
About one hundred residents and several county commissioners met last Saturday in Unionville to push improved road conditions. Some $1,000 has been pledged locally with seven solicitors seeking more funds. The plan calls for residents to fund part of the cost while the county covers the rest, targeting about nine miles of road in Liberty Singanore and Woodville districts.
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Unionville
Liberty
Singanore
Woodville
Frederick Boy's Fine Record at Moldie Institute
Clarence L. Marsh of Hightstowa leads school activity at Moldie Institute. He won third prize in the 26th Wiiters Prize Orations, earning $10. Marsh joined Alpha Phi and helped win a debate on arms spending. He stars on the Varsity Track team, holds the interscholastic broad jump record, and serves as Y M C A president.
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Frederick
Clarence L. Marsh
Moldie Institute
Hightstowa
Marsh
Alpha Phi
U. S
Alderman Opposes Bond for City Light Plant
Alderman Elmer McC Phebus voices opposition to a bond of 50 000 or more to build or remodel the city light plant. He favors keeping street lighting by city supply and argues the plant could be expanded later to sell current. He says the bond would raise the tax rate. Phebus is the first board member to publicly state his views.
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Elmer McC. Phebus
Phobus
Appeal Case Decided in Circuit Court Verdict for Grover C. Smith
In a yesterday trial of appeal cases before Judge Worthington and Judge Peter with a jury, a verdict of 23.77 awarded Grover C. Smith as appellee. Appellant was Jacob L Green, appeal from former Justice Fabian Poser. Attorney Reno S. Harp represented the appellee, with Arthur D. Willard and HH. S. Felton for the appellant.
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Circuit Court
Worthington
Peter
Grover C. Smith
Hanover address on life and school by Dr. J H Apple
Dr J H Apple spoke at Hanover High School on the subject From the Life of School Into the School of Life in the school auditorium last night. He will return to Frederick today.
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Hanover
J. H. Apple
Hanover High School
Apple
Frederick
Premature Old Age Promoted by Vinol Ad
An old advertorial note cites Dr Arnold Lorand of Carlsbad Baths Austria warning of negligence and urging a light diet eight hours sleep and worry avoidance. Local druggist J A Williamson promotes Vinol a tonic combining iron cod liver oil and beef peptone said to strengthen weak tired elderly and run down conditions.
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Arnold Lorand
Carlsbad
Austria
J. A. Williamson
Funeral rites mark Gaithersburg physician's burial
The funeral of Dr. Elisha C. Etchison was held in Gaithersburg on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Keen, Rev. Smith, and Rev. Koontz conducted the service with active pallbearers Drs Hume Fowler Parker Linthicum and Meem and Severance. Forest Oak Cemetery in Gaithersburg was the interment site.
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Elisha C. Etchison
Gaithersburg
M. H. Keen
Grace Methodist Church
J. Harry Smith
Richard G. Koontz
Epworth Methodist Church
J. M. Sheridan
George Hume
H. B. Fowler H. P .Parker
Otis M. Linthicum
A. F. Meem
Frank B. Severance
First National Bank of
Kits On Display At Firehouse Exhibit
Three first aid kits presented to fire companies will be displayed in Williamson's drag store window. Ernest Pettingall painted the display shed and signs. Scouts will announce their exhibition at Company A armory tomorrow evening with crowds expected and no admission. Charles S. Brown, 39, divorced, of Wonishoro, and Molly Irene Beard, 27, of Wonishoro.
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Williamson
Ernest Pettingall
Armory
99 Patients Treated At Frederick City Hospital January
The Frederick City Hospital Association board met at the Nurses Home with 24 members present led by Mrs. A. C. McCardell. January saw 99 patients treated, 75 admitted, 70 discharged, 3 deaths, 29 remaining. Of patients 15 were full pay, 39 partial, 45 were free. Dr. C. Etchison of Gaithersburg died. condolences offered. Third wing stories ready to furnish. twelve beds available for donation. Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore to present Easter week benefit in musical comedy by Baldwin Sloan. Board’s annual meeting set for Tuesday March 14.
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Frederick City
Paint and Powder Club of
Baltimore
Baldwin Sloan
Busy Corner Plans Big Store Renovation
Busy Corner improves its kodak and talking machine department under Webster Heck supervision. L M Dertzbaugh, proprietor, aims to create a top city store room with a large front plate glass window a corner entry and mission wood interior. The victrola section will be soundproofed with glass partitions and remain in the rear. Completion is expected in about two weeks.
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Kodak
Talking Machine
L. M. Dertzbaugh
Webster Heck
Victrola
Mayor Fraley Outlines Platform for renomination
Mayor Lewis H. Fraley announced his platform focusing on a police call system, a Derr street sewer to Carroll creek, street repairs on East and West Fourth and Third streets and Madison street, traffic law extensions, and Market space cementing to keep streets clean. He urged progressiveness with lower taxes and only essential improvements.
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Lewis H. Fraley
Derr Street
Carroll Creek
Frederick
East Third
Madison Street
Temperance Legion Holds February Meeting and Elections
The Neal Dow Loyal Temperance Legion met Friday evening February 4. The session opened with singing and a Psalm recital, followed by prayer by Miss Ella Main and an officer slate led by Max Fisher as president and Charles Cook as vice president. Elections also named Carl Kintz secretary, Walter H. Smith assistant secretary, Raymond D. Smith librarian, M Rhoderick assistant librarian, Robert Abrecht treasurer, J Fisher assistant treasurer. A committee of J Turner, J Fisher, and H Willard was chosen. The meeting closed with songs and Mizpah benediction.
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L. T. Legion
Neal Dow
J. Turner
J. Fisher
H. Willard
God of
Man Struck By Trolley Pole In City Square
Mitchell Johnson, a colored man, narrowly escaped serious injury when a trolley pole fell from its socket and struck his head in the Square Corner crossing early this morning. He was not reported seriously hurt.
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Mitchell Johnson
Birth of a Nation Matinee and Evening Plays at City Opera House
Matinee performances of The Birth of a Nation start Friday and Saturday at 2 30 p m prompt. Evening shows begin promptly at o clock. Patrons with seats must be seated by showtime. no late seating after start until first intermission. City Opera House. Manager F Lester Smith.
Helena Peat Sings With Sokolove and Morris in Concert
Helena Peat performs with violinist Henri Sokolove and pianist Edward Morris in a concert. The trio presented a program of classical works to a local audience.
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Helena Peat
Henri Sokolove
Edward Mamma Morris
In Memoriam Isaac Steele Remembered on His Death Day
In memoriam Isaac Steele reflects on the 12th anniversary of his death. The poem honors a devoted husband and father with tender lines about his steady post, gentle voice, warm heart, and the family’s enduring love and loss.
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Steele
Isaac Steele
Ramsburg vs Crum trial docket marks Monday start
February term opens at 9:30 am with 62 cases listed for trial led by Ramsburg vs Crum over alienation of affections. Others include Snouffer vs Orrison and numerous entries, many to be disposed without trial. law, creditors, and guardianship actions fill the docket.
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John J. Ramsburg
Mt. Plessant
Charles Edward Crum
Willard
DeLauter
Norwood
Conard
Dennis
J. F. Smith
Stone
Kemp
Felton
Fox
Hagan Garnishee
Pearre
O. B. Coblentz
Kefauver
Wallace
Cramer
Urner
Stoner & Weinberg
Bennett
Zimmerman
Weinberg
Harp
Barger
Lewis
Etchison
Koogle
Kinna
Marker
Crummett
Ramsburg Ve. Crum
Stoner
Marowitz
Land- Hahn & Betcon
Urner & Urner
Williard
Land-Whetzel
Lawson
Burgee
Talbott—Lewis
de Lauter
Law
Admx
Buckey
Urner-Lewis
Fisher Gar
Groshon
Brown & Willard
Case Threshing Machine Co
Hildebrand
Welker
Belt
Howard
M. G. Urner
Hargett
Davis
Wheeling Metal & Manig. Co
Ebert Hardware Co
Rohrback
Pearce
Central Trust Co
Cook
DeLauter-Newman
Troxell
Long
Admr
Rick
Birth of a Nation ticket numbering notice at theatre
Local notice lists ticket numbers for The Birth of a Nation shows including Thursday night Friday matinee and Saturday sessions. Manager F Lester Smith urges correct numbers for the performance chosen. Also mentions Blue Ribbox Grocery home-made products and Helena Peat night at City Opera House with stock yard offers and a stock buyer in Maryland.
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Blue Ribbon Grocery
Fase
Erraitbciere
Helena Peat
Lester Smith
Armory Bank
Fred. Co. Nat. Bank
D. A. Bowers
City Opera House
F. Lester Smith
Blue Ribbox Grocery
The
Albaugh Harrington Real Estate and Insurance Ads
Real estate listing offering multiple Maryland farms for April 1 1915 possession. Properties include 50 acres with timber and improvements near Creagerstown Woodboro, 106 acres near Middleburg with timber, 197 acres near Graceham, and 34 acres near Woodsboro for dairying. Also soliciting insurance business and agents for Remington typewriters and other products. Located 7 NORTH MARKET 8ST. 214 FLOOR PHONE 74-W.
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Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estate & Insurance
Poseeasion
Creagerstown
Woodaboro
Middleburg
Baltimore
Graceham
Woodsboro
Barsein
Baington
Monarch
Remington
Mo Smith-Premier Typewriters
North Market
Armory basketball game and social events in 1916
On Wednesday February 9 1916 Co A meets Paret Memorial Club of Baltimore at the Armory with game called at 9 o clock and admission 15 cents. Also on Thursday February 10 a social event starts at 7 20 p m in Grace Reformed Social Room with chicken salad and various foods for sale plus valentines sale and needlework. Auto Glue Bus Line issues and Malone’s Jewelry ad share space with store notices and Dr James A Long appointment closure.
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Armory
Co. A
Paret Memorial Club
Baltimore
M. Schroeder
Valentine Gale
Grace Reformed Social Room
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the Daily News
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Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
H. D. Etchison
Trus
Calvin ‘E. Schildknecht
J. A. Warfield
News Office Empire
the Labyrinth
Doll Bros
Peoples’ Insurance Co
Congress
Leo Weinberg
Thos Kemp
Carty’s Furniture Store
Markey’s
L. E. Mullinix
E. C. Etchison
Helen Hershberger
New York
Frederick German
Aime Motter
Elm Street
Margaret
Edna Carter
C. A. Tenney
Jean
Tenney
Vermont
C. E. Smith
Mt. Airy
H. P. Nussbaum
Chas. Reifsnider
Japan
All Saints Episcopal Church
Reifsnider
Charles D. Reifsnider
T. Bertram Hayward
Harmony Grove
Lloyd C. Culler
Anna
Ruth Worthington
Glenn H. Worthington
Mercy Hospital
Record Street
Charles S$. Brown
Audobasville
Molly Irene Beard
Af Wonishoro
My Father
Ramsburg VS. Crum
Collegi
Amnon
B. and. C
David Cramer
Waikeraville, Md
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Rae
WM. G. Zimmerman
Joe Cambler
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Cashter
John 8. Remsby
C. M. Thomas
D. BE. Kefauver
J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C.H. Conley
M.D. P. L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
H.D. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Pas Modell
Ladies
Ostrich
Mar
Court ST
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neldig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Elm ST
E. Church ST
Insurance
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
New City Hotel
Chester M. Hauver
Mgr
Iek
Gold Point
Malone's Jewelry Store
James A. Long
Patrick Street
Thomas P.rice
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
L. Market Sthhet
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Grayson , Mercer
State Road
Railead
Trolcete
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Kemp's
Rhiewhes
Kemp Pebadse
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