American History Highlights and Astronomical Notes
The item lists notable historical births and deaths including William Whipple in 1730 and Randolph Rogers in 1868, mentions Sherman’s 1805 move on Fort Sumter, and notes a naval bombardment at Fort Fisher with subsequent landings. It also lists James Styder Randall’s death and a 1908 entry for an American song author, plus an astronomy section detailing evening stars Jupiter Saturn and morning stars Mars Venus and the Andromeda Nebula observed at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whipple
New Hampshire
Randoph Rogers
Rome
James Styder Randall
Maryland
Sds
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Constellation
Andromeda Spheridian
Earth
Monocacy Flood Recovers After Record Height
Monocacy river returns to banks after peaking 27 feet above normal near Ceresville and Buckeystown. Flooding washed bridges and roads, damaged a culvert wall, and stranded homes while Hunting Creek ferried debris and water surged to second floor levels. Weather then cooled but frost lingered as officials assess bridge and road damage.
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Johnstown
Ceresville
Hunting Creek
Monocacy
Eugene L. Derr
U.S. Geological Survey
Urbana
Steiner Mill
Buckeystown
Charles 8. Houck
Charles White
Felton and Kelly
Raymond Kelly
Creagerstown
Shryock
E. Shryock
Woodsboro
Frederick
Israel Creek
Liberty Pike
Charles D. Harshman
Catoctin
Cyrus Blickenstaff
Reich
Local health notes for North street residents
Among the sick: Mr George Lewis on North street remains about the same. Motorman Jesse Haugh on East Patrick street is able to be out. Mr E G Haugh, law clerk, improving at the Clerk of the Court office. Miss Ida Riggs on North Bentz street underwent an operation at City Hospital and is doing as well as can be expected. Mr Ira N Thomas in this city has been at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is reported getting along very nicely. Thomas recently had radium treatment at Dr Kelley s sanatorium but has returned to Johns Hopkins.
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George Lewis
North Street
Jesse Haugh
East Pat
Tick Street
E. G. Haugh
Ida Riggs
North Bentz Street
City Hospital
Ira N. Thomas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas
Kelley
Johns Hopkins
Staunton Bank Names Worthington President
J Harry Worthington brother of Judge Glenn H Worthington was elected president of Valley National Bank Staunton Virginia on Tuesday. He has served as a director for eight years and is senior member of Worthington Hardware Company. Born near Frederick Junction he moved to Staunton in 1890 and news arrived in Frederick this morning. Stockholders praise the choice to follow Senator Echols as head of the bank.
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Harry Worthington
Worthington
J. Harry Worthington
Glenn H. Worthington
Valley National Bank
Staunton
Frederick County
Frederick Junction
Worthington Hardware Company
Frederick
Senator Echols
Test For Liver Complaint Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills to activate a sluggish liver. It claims the pills cleanse bowels, tone the stomach, cure constipation, and purify blood, priced at 25 cents, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve also promoted for various skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kever
Dr. King
Buckten
Prompt Action Stops Cough With King’s New Discovery
An early ad urges prompt action against cold coughs and throat irritation. It praises Dr King’s New Discovery for soothing irritation, loosening phlegm, and giving quick relief. Testimonials claim it reaches the cough’s core, with a call to buy at the druggist.
Bank Files Motion For Second Trial In Negotiable Instrument Case
The Central Trust Company of Maryland seeks a new trial in the case against Tobing Zhumer man after a jury verdict for the defendant. The note began as a $1,000 promissory note by Mr. Young, later secured with stock without the endorser’s knowledge. The bank argues collateral acceptance and withdrawal affect the endorser’s liability. questions of fact and law are intricate and the bank still seeks $700.
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Central ‘Truat Company of Maryland
Tobing Zhumerman
Young
Zimmerman
Marvels Equipment Sold At Auction On North Market Street
The Marvel theatre equipment on North Market Street near Church Street was sold at public distraint auction for rent. Proceeds totaled 386.35, below the claim. Deyilla Brish bought most items, including the chair set and the moving picture machine, while Charles Wertheimer owns the property and may rent to a business concern. Wertheimer has received offers but has no definite plans yet. His Cumberland nephew, managing Wertheimer theatres there, visited Frederick today.
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Marvel Theatre
North Market Street
Church Street
Deyilla Brish
Charles Wertheimer
Alan
Brish
Wertheimer
Cumberland
Wertheimer Moving Picture Theatres
Frederick
Settlement of Hays Estate Dispute by Court Appointed Arbitrators
The Orphans Court reviewed a Board of Arbitrators report to settle disputes over the James T. Hays estate of Emmitsburg valued around 90000 dollars. Arbitrators Chief Judge John C. Castle and Associate Judges Albert W. Ecker and John C. Mumford arbitrate under an agreement among all parties to decide matters justly. The administrator Thomas C. Hays seeks 24800 dollars as his share of the business run with his father. Arguments were heard on related questions with E L Rowe and M G Urner Sr representing the administrator and A G McLanahan of Greencastle Pa along with Stoner and Weinberg representing Lizzie Snively of Greencastle a sister to the administrator.
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James T. Hays
Emmieburg
Orphans Court
John C. Castle
Albert W. Ecker
John C. Mumford
Hays
Emmitsburg
Thomas C. Hays
E. L. Rowe
M. G. Urner, Sr
A. G. McLanahan
Greencastle
Stoner and Weinberg
Lizzie Snively
Irish Orator M. J. Fanning to Speak at W C T U
The lecture at W C T U headquarters next Tuesday evening January 19 features Hon. M. J. Fanning, a veteran Irish orator. He will address Render Unto Caesar, advocating temperance and the suppression of the liquor traffic. Admission is free.
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M. J. Fanning
Caesar
Lots For Sale Between Water and Wisner Streets Frederick Md
Lots for sale between Water and Wisner streets behind the Union Manufacturing Co plant at low prices and easy terms. For full particulars contact F. W. Obenderfer at E. Patrick Street Frederick Md. Bertin: The Rhine and Glimpses of Teerman an illustrated lecture by Dr Arthur K Peck at Hood College Saturday January 16 at 8 p m. Course six coupons for 1.00 Single admission 25 cents. Also new shipment of hits Its Long Way From Tipperary at SHIPLEY'S Temple of Fancy.
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Water
Wisner Streets
Union Manufacturing Co
F. W. Obenderfer
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Arthur K Peck
Hood College
Tipperary
Shipley's
Temple OF Fancy
Wood Enters Democratic Race for Frederick County Commissioner
Harry Wood of New Market announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Frederick County Democratic primary. A longtime Democrat and farmer, Wood is known locally and is the first to appear on the Commissioner ticket.
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Frederick County
Harry Wood
New Market
Wood
Mr. Wood
Sailor Hose Company Ball and January Elections
The independent Hose Company No 1 will hold a meeting at West Church street hall Friday evening January 15 at 7 46. Officers for the annual election January 29 will be nominated. Secretary ROBT E DELAPLAINE announces this notice along with a winter breakfast ad and various local business promos.
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Pendent Hose Company
West Church Street
The
Sail
Report of the condition of Citizens National Bank Frederick MD
The document presents a 1915 bank condition report for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland. It lists resources including loans and discounts totals, bonds, deposits, cash items, and securities, and liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, profits, and various deposits. Signed by cashier Wm G Zimmerman and notarized January 8, 1915.
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THY Cirizaks National Bank
Frederick
Wlocka
Preme Warne
Federal Bank
Bouge Ee
Federal
Itesors
United States
Ceee Eee
State of
Maryland
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Eee
A. Leroy McCardell
Notary Public
Midwinter House Cleaning Sale at John D. Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson promotes a January sale of seasonable goods with deep discounts across garments and linens. Highlights include dramatic cuts on Misses and Ladies suits, fur items at half price, and white goods like sheets, towels, and damask. Real estate listings also promote local houses for sale.
Fire Insurance Inquiry From 27 Court St
A note from 27 Court Street asking for a share of fire insurance by placing one in excellent companies. The message includes a phone number 799 and seeks reliable insurance options.
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Court ST
Farm Land and City Property For Sale Near Church Street
Real estate notices advertise a 160 acre farm with improvements near Wretic varma in Cerrotl and Montgomery counties and a one acre rear parcel with electric near a church. City business property listed at Insurance Building corner Church and Court streets, seeking quick buyers.
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Ima
Church
Asor
Mtb
Nota
Wretic Varma
Cerrotl
Montgomery
Tmveate Omtee Peonee
Real Estate Listings by Joan N Clary
Joan N Clary offers for sale modern dwellings with steam heat on East Second Street and Madison Street, including a three story brick dwelling on West Second Street. Also listing three brick metal roof houses and a bargain to purchasers. Money to loan on mortgages through F G Thomas & Son at No 20 West Patrick Street.
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Possouion
Zima
Madison Street
Ant Chen
East Second Street
West Second Street
F. G. Thomas & Eon
West Patrick
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Poor Readability
The readable fragments show garbled names and phrases likely from a historical page. Entities are unclear. no coherent event, person, or place can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
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Fair Grounds
Poultry Department
East Patrick Street
Robert L. Baer
Madison Avenue
John Keefer
South Street
P. L. Hargett & Co
South Market Street
Thompson & Myers
Turing
the News
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Pauline Street
Cecil
Empire
Markey
the Owls H. G. Thmppeswood D. Harp
College Hall
Shipley
W. Obenderfer
Daily News
Staunton Bank President
Central Trust Company
C. Tobias Zimmerman
Marvel
Board of Arbitrators
Rowe
Cage
Bertin
Rhine
Terman
Robt. E. Delaplaine
Log Cabin
Singer Sewing Machine CO
East Patrick St
WN. D. Baumgardner
N. Market St
B. & O. Stock Yards
Citizens’ National Bank
Bankera
U. S
Atlent
John
Newman
Conley
J. D. Baker
Pearre’s Pharmacy
John D. Hendrickson
Coats
J.D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
OUR Real
the Drug Store
Market Sf
Dill Avenue
Amisa
Northwest Addition
George L. Cramer & Sons
Frederick, Up
Door
Pike
Vwarkryv G Tritado Peahion
Castle Roadsding
Insurance
Thomas P.rice
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick, MD
North Market Streae
Grayson , Staley
Grayson H. Staley
Second Street
Court Street
Grayson FL
Mercer
Joan N. Clary
Real Estate and Loane
Gontaine
Pharma
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