Destruction of Tripoli Flagship by Decatur Crew
History notes recount the 1805 destruction of the Tripolitan flagship by Lieutenant Stephen Decatur and US seamen in Tripoli harbor. It also mentions the 1915 Maine wreck, and Germany Britain protests over neutral shipping and flags, plus evening planetary events.
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Daily History
Stephen Decatur
United States
Tripoli
Miuine
Havin
Holand
Germany
Great Britain
New Advertisements Today Amid Local Notices Glare
Local page features a jumble of advertisements and notices including lost items, home rentals, help wanted, sales, and real estate. Names like Stoner and Weinberg, Potts and Griffin Opera House, and Rosenstock Bros appear among varied offerings such as building lots, furniture, and bargains.
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Bouity
Stoner &Weinberg
Salis
N. Market St
C. C. Holtz
Canaueous Presbyterian Church Frankfurters
Blue Ribbon
Jane Garrett Atouigs
Markey
Rosenstock Bros
J. N. Clary
Mgr Real Estate
Potts & Griffin Opera House
Flo
Opera House
Ererein
Siete Ysuisse Piatstad
W. H. Knock Bargains
Frederick Saving Store
Purely Personal Notices of Local Visitors
Miss Mazie Schmidt is visiting Mrs. Shuford in Hickory North Carolina. Miss Sue Owings of Howard County is visiting Miss Mary Motter on East Patrick Street. Mr. William H. Shipley is spending a few days in Baltimore. Mrs. Lloyd Culler and daughter Anna returned home after visiting Baltimore friends. Mrs. Wm. J. Rolt Jr. and daughter Helen are with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dutrow in Washington Street. Miss Lena Edmunds of Frederick is visiting her sister Mrs Charles Spielman in Hagerstown. Herbert Kline of Mt. Airy, mill manager, is visiting relatives at Benevola. Miss Lula Ricketts of near Frederick has returned home after Frederick visits.
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Mazie Schmidt
East Second Street
Shuford
Hickory
N.C
Sue Owings
Howard County
Mary Motter
East Patrick Street
William H. Shipley
North Market Street
Baltimore
Lloyd Culler
Anna
Wm. J. Rolt, Jr
Helen Dutrow Rolt
Death of Infant AnnFant O Bryans Infant Daughter Dies at Reel s Mill
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira O Bryan died Sunday night near Reel s Mill aged one year four months and twelve days. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning conducted by Rev Jesse M Burrall and interment followed in the Reformed cemetery. Pearl F W Obenderfer and Son were the funeral directors.
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Dorothy P. O'Bryan
Ira O'Bryan
Reel's Mill
Jesse M. Burrall
Pearl
F. W. Obenderfer & Son
Edward McElfresh
Thurston
Thomas Davis
Clarksburg
Eliza Simmons
Nannie Warfield
Hyattstown
Bessie Mc
Chestnut blight worsens in county says Highland observer
John Early of Highland reports chestnut blight spreading more than ever across Catoctin and South Mountain areas. He notes nearly every sprout blighted, timber cut for poles shows widespread infection, and forecasters warn of possible near-total wipeout without improvement. Scientific efforts offer no remedy to halt the disease.
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John Early
Highland
Mr. Early
Catoctin Mountain
South Mountain
Early
Sun Warms Air After The Coldest Night
Frederick woke to a three degree below zero chill, the coldest spell this winter. Weather Bureau forecasts rising temperatures by Wednesday with fair conditions. Venus and Jupiter appeared in the dawn sky, Venus brightest near Jupiter as they moved closer.
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Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Brunswick
United States
Knoxville
Dr Spaeth Delivers Second Lecture On Duty Kant
Dr J Duncan Spaeth presented the second lecture in the University Extension Society series on Representive Interpretations of Life with Kant the Philosophy of Duty. He noted Kant marked a new epoch in philosophy, discussed freedom and obligation, and touched on compulsory military service as a duty. A mislaid satchel incident in Baltimore led to a humorous aside as he prepared notes. The next lecture is planned for Monday night.
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J. Duncan Spaeth
University Extension Society
Spaeth
Baltimore
Princeton
John D. Hendrickson Offers Bargains in Yard Goods and Linens
Local sale listing shows second lot items including a Splendid Chiffon Taffeta Skirt at $2.50 and extensive reductions on pillow cases bolster cases and long cloth. Napkin deals include two dozen options reduced to $1.40 to $2.79 per dozen. Wool blankets priced at $3.95 per pair amid broader fabric and linen discounts.
Mountain City Council Observes 19th Anniversary
The Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty held its nineteenth anniversary with readings music and a program followed by a banquet at the New Buffalo Hotel. Decorations featured red white and blue and red hearts with patriotic colors. The event committee included Mrs Sallie A Cramer Miss Daisie McDonald Agnes Miller Edward M Bader and Edward M Dyer. The council plans Washingtons Birthday celebrations with candidate initiations next Monday night.
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Mountain City Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mollie Oland
Edward M. Dyer
Dassie McDonald
Nannie Danener
Rose Yinger
Sarah Lenhart
Nannie Danger
New Buffalo Hotel
Sallie A. Cramer
Daisie McDonald
Agnes Miller
Edward M. Bader
Washington
Local W. C. T. U. Plans Birthday Party
At the Monday meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union a program on Systematic Giving was presented. Kathryn Bartgis presided as readings by Bartgis Keller DeLashmutt and Engelbrecht. Final arrangements were made for a February 22 birthday party and a public invitation was extended. A follow up gathering for February 29 in Baltimore City will join W. C. T. U. members statewide to hear Billy Sunday at 1.30 p. m. Reservations will be arranged for all attendees.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Kathryn Bartgis
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Baltimore City
Waverley
M. E. Shurch
Billy
Funerals Held for McElfresh Barger Hilton and Hilton
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Edward McElfresh near Thurston and for O James Barger of Brunswick killed by a train near Martinsburg. Interments followed at local cemeteries. Additional arrangements noted for Clement Hilton and a deceased Eagles member, with pallbearers and directing firms listed.
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O. James Barger
Brunswick
Martinsburg
M E
J. T. Hart
Old Cemetery
Western
O. W. Deckler
J. W. Breeden
A. C. Compton
Brotherhood of Railroad
George Robertson
A. M. Thomas
C. E. Kelley
Red Men
C.H. Feete and
Bro
Robbery Attempt at Brunswick Store Foiled by Watchful Harner
County Treasurer elect Roger G Harley halted a Brunswick attempted robbery at C A Carliste's store Saturday night after seeing a youth lean over the counter. The intruder entered by breaking a window but fled before police arrived with nothing taken. Mc Mohier sprains ankle after stepping on a corn cob at his Adamstown farm.
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Harley Spoiis
C. A
Hoffmaster
Yardley Hotel
van Pelt
Mr. Carlisle
Mc. Mohier
Thomas N. Mohier
Adamstown
Mr. Meiler
Stole Wifes Love Case Draws Courtroom Crowd
Dr John Ramsburg sues Charles Crum for alienation of affection and criminal conversation seeking 10000, with two parallel suits for 10000. Witness lists include Newton Hahn, Lewis Lochner, Grace Buckey, Herman Buckey, and others. Court adjourned after jury selection for the Ramsburg Crum case and heard Marowitz vs Hahn and Betcon Whetzell.
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Mr. Pleasant
John J. Ramsburg
Charles Edward Crum
Murowitz
Smith
Hahn
Betson
Stewart Whetzell
Ramsburg-Crain
Dr. Ramsburg
Newton Hahn
Lewis Lochner
William Lochmer
William Snyder
Lewis Wetvel
James G. Kerbst
Wiliam Delauter
Herman , Buckey
Grace Buckey
George Cashour
John Burker
Clarence Hardy
Luther F. Ramsburg
George B. Wake
Rodney
Rippeon
Eleanor Green
George Gittings
Wiliam Brandenburg
Robert L. Cramer
Murray Nicodemus
Harriet E. Cramer
John W. Ettler
William Delauter
John Engelbrecht
John Adams
Charles T. Fagan
Ramer Green
Edwin Devitbiss
William Brandenburg
Roy Curfman
Ramsburg
Stoner and Weinberg
Urner
George A. Pearce
Sjr
Crum
York, Hanover and Frederick
Northern Central Railway Co
Frederick Railroad Co
Hagerstown and Frederick
Frederick City
John H. Grove
Reno
Harp and Stoner and Weinberg
Independent Motor Co
Court House
Charles J. Rowe
Charles C. Waters
Ellen May Rowe
Morowitz
Among the Sick In Local Notes
Miss Elizabeth Culler is confined to the house with grip. Mrs. William Creager of 207 West Fifth street, recently in Baltimore, is improving from tonsillitis. Mr. Milton T. Engle of the Buffalo Hotel is confined with grip. Mr. Albert Crawford of the Indian Refining Co. is improving at his East South street home after an injury.
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Elizabeth Culler
William Creager
West Fifth Street
Baltimore
Milton T. Engle
Buffalo Hotel
Albert Crawford
The
Indian Refining Co
East South Street
Real estate and insurance listing in Frederick Maryland
Grayson Mr Mercer offers farms and city properties for sale near Frederick with 357 and 263 acre farms, timber, timberland, and multiple brick and frame houses. Also provides general insurance services from the Pythian Castle Building, Frederick Maryland.
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Grayson
Mercer
State Road
Frederick
N. W
Pythian Castle
Markwood D. Harp
Maryland
Bargains in Small Dwellings Offered on East Seventh Street
Situated on the north side of East Seventh street with a frontage of 92 feet and depth of 250 feet. We believe no price to be very reasonable. Bargains in small dwellings paying 10 percent and 12 percent on the investment. Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co. John N. Clary, Met. Office No. 28 W. Patrick St. Fire and Life Insurance.
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East Seventh Street
Albaugh & Harrington
Auice Bayer
Weill
Bulldog
Remington, Monarch and
Saith
Premier
Senor
Saughter
North Market ST
Studebaker Roadster For Sale In Local Ad
Automobile for sale. 1992 Studebaker roadster in running order offered cheap within ten days. Apply at The News Office. Flowers for all occasions by Sisco. Carnations per dozen six cents and 68 cents, sweet peas per hundred one dollar and twenty five cents. ROBERT CREAGER, Thornet, Md, phone 323 for floral designs anchored by anchor.
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Studebaker
Paenineeeenahie
Presbyterian church sale and farm for sale notice
The Presbyterian ladies plan a homey sale in the Sunday school room on West Second Street this Saturday February 19 from 2 to 3 with cake candy Maryland biscuits rolls and dressed chicken plus Frankfurters at Blue Ribbon Grocery. A 30 acre Lewistown Maryland farm with house barn and outbuildings and a small frame mill with machinery is offered for terms by William V. E. Long and Grayson H. Staley. Also Dr James A Longs office is closed until further notice due to illness.
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Ladies of Presbyterian Church i
Maryland
West Second Street
Lewistown
State Road
R. R. Station
William V. E. Long
James A. Long
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Kant
Philosophy of
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Se Movne
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. P.L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Salina
Klosefit
Sr. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Automobile Insurance
Northwest Division
Eum Street
Insurance
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
Lons and Daughters of Liberty Render
Clement Hilton
Clarence Strine
West South Street
Mt. Olivet
T. P. Rice
Order of Eagles
Renova
Plaintiff
Marowitz
SALE
Montgomery Counties
John N. Clary
Met
W. Patrick St
Fire & Life Insurance
Robert Creager
Thornet, Md
Thomas P.rice
Grayson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
Market Street
PINE
West 4Th Street
Blue Ribbox Grocery
Real Estate and Telurance Agt
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