Jan 6 In American History and Notable Deaths
Notable entries list Richard Owen, a Scottish born geologist and Civil War soldier, dying in Washington in 1874. It notes a Confederate retreat from Nashville and a river crossing in Alabama. Also records Carlo Alberto Capps, famed bandleader, dying. astronomical events describe evening stars Jupiter and Saturn and morning stars Mars and Venus.
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Richard Owen
Scotland
Washington
Nashville
Tenocases River
Alabama
Carlo Alberto Capps
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Pegasus
Constellation
Andromeda
Road Supervisors Named in Buckeystown District
County Commissioners restated routine business with appointments and settlements for Buckeystown district road supervisors. The list shows names, miles, allowances, and residences, including Stunkle in Pot of Rocks and Mohler in Lime Kiln. A state bill for 26 colored insane persons at Crownsville aged $629.38 was received for the last quarter. Tomorrow Tuscarora district supervisors will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Charles H. Stunkle
Rocks
William N. Hoffman
Adamstown
Thomas Stupp
B. F. Zimmerman
William E. Haines
Tuscarora
Walter N. Michael
Doubs
Marion S. Michael
K. A. Snouffer
C. B. Thomas
D. C. Bready
C. W. Thomas
William H . Mohler
Point of Rocks
Lewis E. Shellman
Among the Sick and Local Ailments
Mr. Rhodes R. Kemp recovering at home after Monday operation and resting well. Miss Lois Miller daughter of Edgar L. Miller, has inflammatory rheumatism but is now up with crutches. Miss Annie Campbell, boarding home resident on North Market street, fell on East Church street, sprained ankle and remains in bed.
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Rhodes R. Kemp
North Market Street
Lois Miller
Edgar L. Miller
Annie Campbell
Annie Hagan
North Market
East Church Street
Remains of Mrs Susan K Ford Shipped for Burial
The remains of Mrs Susan K Ford who died at Montevue Hospital Sunday were shipped to Boonsboro this afternoon by Undertakers Obenderter Son. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock and interment will be made in the cemetery at that place.
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Susan K. Ford
Montevue Hospital
Boonsboro
Obenderter
County tax records set by Fred Cramer reach new high
County Treasurer Fred W. Cramer breaks tax collection records under the 1914 levy with total collections reaching 297,013.05 by December and a daily high of 23,321.76 on December 21 1914. State tax was fully paid, and the system of mailing bills and bank collections boosted receipts. Cramer and deputies Harper Cramer Loy Schell covered county towns to collect, keeping daily tallies.
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Cramer
Fred. W. Cramer
Frederick County
Mr. Cramer
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Unsorville
Wolfsville
Brunswick
Johnsville
The Work of Death Francis T. Lewis
Francis T Lewis a young farmer near Browningsville Frederick county died at home on Tuesday at 3 o clock from pneumonia after a ten day illness. He was about 28, leaves a widow Miss Watkins and two children Eugene 4 Olive 2 his parents Wm Fillmore Lewis Urbana and Mrs Olive May Lewis survive. Funeral Thursday at 10 am with services at Bethesda church Browningsville conducted by Rev Davis Clarksville area undertaker Burdette Hyattstown in charge of arrangements. Albert Wittler of Jefferson Street has been taken to Maryland University Hospital Baltimore for treatment and is improving.
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Francis T. Lewis
Browningsville
Frederick County
Miss Watkins
Eugene
Olive
Wm. Fillmore Lewis
Urbana
Olive May
Lewis
Bethesda Church
Mr. Davis
Clarksburg
Wv. Burdette
Hyattstown
Dr Moore Confident In Frederick's Future Progress
Dr George J Moore of Peoria, a major Frederick landowner, visited the city and praised two years of progress. He has expanded holdings, noting he could not name his total but suggested about 75 or more houses. He pays roughly 1000 dollars yearly in taxes plus 300 dollars water rent and favors lower taxes to spur growth.
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City
George J. Moore
Peoria
Frederick
Moore
D. A. R. To Elect Officers In Frederick Chapter
The Freder ick Chapter of the D. A. R. will hold its annual meeting at Miss M. Janet Williams home on South Market Street next Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Officers will be elected and delegates named to the National Congress in Washington.
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Frederick
M. Janet Williams
South Market Street
National Congress
Washington
Frederick Acrie
Ernest M. Fox
Local notices and ads from Frederick area
Frederick county community notices promotion of a semi annual savings association statement starting January 8 1915 and membership series offers along with local ads for robes groceries and services plus meetings for local organizations and a reminder to pay utility bills by the 10th to save discounts
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Home Building and Loan Association
Money To Loan On Good Mortgage Precent Offer
34,000 at 514 per cent. Address S care The News. Blue Ribbon Grocery advertises bacon and urges prompt payment to avoid gas or electric bills. 10000 Raw Furs Wanted highest cash price paid by WM. Baumgardner at N Market St.
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Care the News
WM. D. Baumgardner
N. Market St
Road Contractors Bid For New Work In Maryland
Five bids were opened for the Emmitsburg to the state line macadam road project to span from Baltimore through Frederick to Gettysburg. Jester-Long Co. of Hagerstown posted the lowest bid. other bidders included M. J. Grove Lime Co. Lime Kiln Bamberger-Chapman Co. East Orange NJ Thomas Poole and Hunter Westminster and Junia ta Paving Co. No award yet as bids are tabulated.
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Emmitsburg
Maryland and Pennsylvania Line
Good Roads Commission
Tearn
Baltimore
Frederick
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Maryland
William J. Grove
Jester-Long Company
Hagerstown
Grove
M.~j. Grove Lime Company
Bamberger-Chapman Company
East, Orange
Mary Shoemaker
Mr. Grove
Frederick County
Capital Bank Note Fragment Involving Zimmerman Duvall
A fragment references capital funds of 100000 dollars and lists individuals WH G Zimmerman and Samuel G Duvall as assistant cashier figures in the context of a bank or financial note. The source text is incomplete but indicates a financial matter tied to these names and a substantial sum.
Eight properties for sale in Frederick Maryland area
Just finished 11 open for inspection listings at 800 Block North Market 87 and 212-story brick house with six rooms on West Fourth Street. Includes pantry steam heat gas electric light hardwood floors and bungalow on Eli Street with reception hall living and dining rooms. Easy terms and immediate possession offered by Pearre's Room 1 Pythian Castle Building Market address and drugstore contact listed.
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Atory
West Fourth Street
Door
Frederick On Pike
Harry G. Tritapor
For Sale Leather Bags Feature Monthly Rent Contrast
Realtor ad urges buyers to trade rent for ownership, promoting affordable homes on South Market Street and in the northwest division. It highlights a three story brick home with seven rooms in a prime location, and a two story pressed brick house with six rooms, bath, and modern conveniences. The seller seeks inquiries by letter, phone, or visit and hints at a fire insurance share interest.
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South Market Street
Northwest Division
Honda
Hallet and Davis Planos and Vitrado Agency Awarded
I announce securing the agency for Hallet & Davis Planos and Vitrado the distinctive player. The factory is nearly a century old with 4 million capital and has won 140 gold medals. Endorsements come from Liszt Strauss Rubinstein Jenny Lind and others. Pianos made in Boston Sunlight Factory with high grade and modern design. My prices are right CRAMER'S PALACE OF MUSIC. I SAVE YOU MONEY.
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Johann Strauss
Rubinstein
Jenny Lind
Patti
Mary Garden
Don Stantino
Abbe Perosi
Pope's ‘Choir
Rome
Sunlight
Boston
Cramer's Palace OF Music
Real estate bargains and loans in Carroll area
Grayson H Mercer lists 161 acre farm on State Road near railroad and 30 acre farm near electric car line, plus 160 acre Frederick County farm. Also city property, modern dwellings, and brick houses on Madison Elm East Second West Second streets. Money to loan on mortgages. Office at 20 West Patrick Street.
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Grayson H. Mercer
State Road
Frederick &Cres
Carroll
Montgoma
Omice
People's Insurance Corner Church
Anhce
Elmstree
Madison Street
East Church St
East Second Street
West Second Street
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Tara
Frederick
Mar City
Cain
Tecma
Fredertels
Kead
Irma
Ineur- Heat
Jemitters
Maret &, A
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the Pally News
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United States Weather Bureau
Chas
Robrback
Owls
E. D. Moore
Nat
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Neldig & Miller
Fred. Co
B. Rosenour & Sons
Mt. Ane
Ontal “Trust. Co
Mercial State Bank
Rutiten Eh, J
W. H. Khock Bldg. & Loan
Fuibautical Bodiely
David Cramer
B. Rosenour
Otice
Fred
Opera House
Lhe
the Empire
Bugkeystown
Rush
Charles R. Harper
William L. Cramer
Johnny Loy
Duvall Schell
Albert Wittler
Jefferson Street
Maryland University Hospital
DR. Moore
New York
Market Street
Patrick Street
B. & O. Stock Yards
The
Frederick County Historical Society
Middletown
H. & FL Rwy. CO
Crystal Ice Company
Attention Eagles
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Grove Company
Battlefield
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
District of Columbia
Citierns’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Aset, Cashier
Gro, Wa
Buith
Thomas A. Halies
Jonn
Ramazone
Dania Baka
We. G. Baxsa
D. H. Conzer
C.M. Thomas
P. L. Hasorti
D. B. Exzavoza
Jony
Newman
Joan
Morrma
J. D, Bakra
D, Baker
Citizens National Bank of
Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
Eli Street
Pythian Castle Building
Pearre
Pearre's
the Drug Store
Market ST
Sohn D. Hendrickson
Tyne
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Inspec
TION
Insurance
Court ST
Deering
Thomas P. Rice
Tuobias P. Rice
Grayson
W Staley
Grayson H. Staley
Church Street
Second Street
Pike
Court Street
John N. Clary
Albauge & Barrington