Notable 18th Century Leaders and Civil War Event Dates
February entries note General Francis Marion died in 1795 born 1732 while Confederate privateer Nash ville destroyed by Federal shells from Montauk at Port McAllister Georgia in 1863. Professor Samuel Mercont Lyng died 1906 born 1834. Astronomical events list sunset and dawn times with visible planets Mercury Venus Saturn Jupiter and Mars.
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Francis Marton
South Carolina
Nashville
Montauk
Port McAllister
Samuel Mercont
Jey
Seefield Pangborn Co at City Opera House
Iman wanted at 234 EL Seventh St near Seefield Pangborn Co. The City Opera House hosts The Marvel and The Empire performances.
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EL Seventh Stiman
Fie Seefield Pangborn Co
City Opera House
the Marvel
the Empire
Among the Sick Those From Frederick and Vicinity
Several local residents are reported ill or recovering. Mrs Mary A Duvall of South Market street remains about the same. Mrs Charles Brust of West Church street has been quite sick. Mrs Frank Brengle of North Market street undergoes treatment at the City Hospital after an operation. Mr Brengley also suffers with a very sore hand. John McGill of 138 East Fifth street is at the University Hospital Baltimore for treatment after having 13 teeth extracted, with doctors noting infection from the teeth.
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Frederick
Mary A. Duvall
South Market Street
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Frank Brengle
North Market Street
City Hospital
Brengley
John McGill
East Fifth Street
University Hospital, Baltimore
Credit Bureau to be usable by March first in Frederick
Secretary Lloyd T. MacGill of the Frederick Board of Trade says the credit bureau will be ready by March 1 and merchants may benefit. About 7,600 to 8,000 names are tabulated with 28 local merchants and firms already on board, including several banks with all city banks expected to join. Miss Fannie F. Clement of the Red Cross Nurses Service arrives to inspect work with Miss Casey, seeking ideas for local nursing efforts. Senator Frank C. Norwood purchases land for Armory project, extending from the pond rear of the Armory to Delany Piece, helping control land around Rockwell Terrace.
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MacGill
Lloyd T. MacGill
Frederick Board of Trade
Credit Bureau
The
Board of Trade
Fannie F. Clement
American Red Cross Nurses’ Service
Frederick
Miss Casey
Miss Clement
Norwood
Frank C. Norwood
R. Cielisit Zimmer
Vaaiel
Carroll Creek
Rockwell Terrace
Armory
Delany
Booming Excursion Controversy In York Papers
The York papers discuss an excursion by Le Wepisands to Fred elick planned for summer or fall. Details suggest counterfeit paint concerns and prices around $1 and $1507. Mr. Clacett Ramshore, on a business trip to Westminster and Sykessille, is mentioned in relation to the matter.
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York Papers
le Wepisands
Fredelick
Cseateye 1
Clacett
Ramshore
South Marist Street
Westminster and
Sykessille
Airey Acquitted Again in Third Trial and Remanded
Five indictments linger against Jarry Airey as he is acquitted for a second straight time in a gas meter theft case. The trial, held before a full jury, followed earlier acquittals on a home burglary charge. Prosecutors contended Airey read meters and removed cash. defense argued lack of proof. Airey returns to jail to await another possible trial on similar charges amid continued legal action in Frederick County. The district attorney indicated additional cases against Airey and related defendants remain active.
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Jarry Airey
Ito
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Airey
Dara
Lewis
H. Dorsey Etchison
Reno S.harp
W. N. Jolliffe
Rockwell Terrace
John Kennedy
Third
Kennedy
William
James
L N. Loy
Oliver McClow
Ivy Tyler
Harry E. Little
Charles Gilbert
Henrietta Hail
Grayson Haller
Charles ©. Robertson
S. Enter Brown Lewis H. Fraley
Edward Herring
Zele J. Crum
Ada M. Whitmer
Elsie G. Rohn
Daisy L. Miller
Grace B. Whitware
Effie L. Hiner
Aard
Daniel 2. Zimmerman
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Hur
Alvie
Zimmerman
Daced Rehback
Reno
Harp
Stener
Weinberg
Orphans’ Court
Faneing
Rte. Zimmerman
Wedding notices from Barnesville and nearby towns
Multiple marriage notices are reported from Barnesville and surrounding towns. Aliss Twila Beall Gott and Oliver Belt White wed at Christ Episcopal Church with family and cousin attendants. Annie M. King and Howard K. Tomlin marry at the Presbyterian manse. James M. Mitchell and Nellie M. Magalis marry at Trinity Methodist parsonage. Jesse Ray Boone and Denia Fogle wed quietly at Johnsville Trinity M. E. church parsonage. Also noted is a $750,000 emergency parcel post appropriation in the General Deficiency Appropriation bill and a county road inspection from Walkersville to Mt Pleasant with potential paving if property owners contribute.
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Aliss Twila Beall Gott
James P. Goll
Dickerson
Oliver Belt White
Mico
Lawrence A White
Buck Lodge
Christ Episcopal Church
Barnesville
Walter P. Griggs
Baltimore County
Poolesville
Julia Belt
Puckerson
Jelcolm Whitt
Nathansott
Washington
Dade Griffith
Beallsville
G. Robert Gray
Presbyterian
West Second Street
Annie M. King
Howard K. Tomlin
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Lewis Tomlin
Philadelphia
Union Knitting Mills
East South Street
Post Office Department
House of Representatives
Fitzgerald
Walkersville
Mt Pleasant
Dolar
Local Fire Company Meeting For Sunday Service
Members of the Independent Hose Company meet at the engine house on West Church street Sunday evening at 6 for divine service at Grace Reformed church. Rev E L McLean will preach a special sermon to firemen. Junior and United Companies invited to attend. R E Delaplaine Secretary.
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Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Inauguration Preview and Wilson Family Photo Giveaway
The News promotes President elect Woodrow Wilsons inauguration with a free photogravure of the Wilson family for subscribers. Readers are invited to collect a framed picture from The News office or via mail with a 4 cent postage charge. The piece notes parades, suffrage involvement, and nationwide interest in the upcoming event.
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Woodrow Wilson
Frederick
Waslington
Hihe B. and
Washington
Wip
Frederick County
Land
Wilson
Post Office
Organ Recital at College Hall Monday March 3
Organ recital directed by Mr. Anderson in College Hall on Monday evening at 7:15. Tickets cost 25 cents, available at the door and from Alb course. complimentary tickets offered. An auction follows Saturday March 7 at 9 PM opposite B and O depot featuring household and furniture items including chairs, beds, cabinets, and more.
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Anderson
College ‘Hall
Ji. Bradshaw
Wm EE Parner
RC Brich
DNTICING FABRICS AND TRIM MINGS
DNTICING fabrics and trims overflow in every department with new stock and exclusive values. Ratine tub fabrics, pouf bold foulards, charmuese crepes, venise cluny metallic bands, silk brocade charmeuse chiffons and nets in varied patterns. Specials include 1.00 kid gloves and complete color assortments. John N Brengel invites viewing of the newest draped silk effects.
Important Notice From State Mutual Life Assurance Co
The notice states that Mr Frank F Thomas is in no way connected with the above company and disassociates him from any affiliation with State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Worcester Massachusetts.
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Mu“ual Life Assurance Company
Worcester
Massachusetts
Frank F. Thomas
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the Daily News
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Maryland
W. JL. Moors
Heptasophs College
Patean
A. Moser
R. E. Delaplaine
N E Kefauger
John’s S
Ideal Garage
G. L. Baking Co J. D, Hendrickson Speer & Ma
Wereue Mw UU Partner
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Simeon Johnson
Robert AL Fraley
Evers Wedaie
Jesse Deir
Tle Scere
Derr
Hymeneas
Tomber—King
James M. Mitchell
Nellie M. Magalis
Brunswick
Wee
Trinity Moe
East Third Street
J. J. Ringer
Boone—Foglr
Jesse Ray Boone
Denia Fogle
Johnsville
Trinity M
Hace Ca
Rention Heptasophs
St. John’s Sunday School
St. John's Hall
Ideal Garage Co
Charlies WL Lewis
Masonic Temple
Bulditz Prn
H Krefauver
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
National Banc
Frederich, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Wal. G. Baker
LD. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Gro
War
Suiri
Ilat
Orr
Ramsnund
Danie Barren
C. M. Thowas
C. EB. Cruixr
D. EB. Kreauwen
P.L Wanorrt
Wa. G. Bats
C.W. Coxing
M.D. Juver
Morren
J. 2D
Barun
Central Securities
Mra. Tettle Greene
New York
Burt
Central Securities Co
Minneapolis
John D. Hendrickson
Wees
Beautes
5. & C, Fame
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Cheney
Neidig& Miller
John N. Brengle
Gourt St
Ofice
E. Second St
Judge McSherry
Market St
FE. Patrick St
W. Patrick St
Carroll St
E. Fourth St
Second St
South St
North Market St
Market
E Church St
N. Market St
E. Third St
W. South St
S. Market St
Dhl Ave
Tory
Cramer & Stauffer
Montgomery County
East Second Street
Nettie F. Salter
M. LU. Etchison's
Etchison Furniture Store
New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Thos. P. Rice
North Mamet Street
Thomas P. Rioe
Young & Staley
Adams
Barer
Vnk
Harry G. Thypapoe
Lewistown
Harry
G. Tritapoe
Grayson M
Mercer
Ste
Fieor
Keller & Toms
Opposite City Motel
W. Frederick
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
T. Hickman
District of Columbia
Frederick City
Wickman
Doubs
Frederick H. County
NovadaTim
WSWS
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre's
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Telephone 101
William H. Smith
Court Street
Barmain Price
Freders Erick
Bromwick
Thurmont
Jefferson
Walkerseville
New Market
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