Notable Births and Deaths in American History
Daily history notes from Jan 18 highlight Daniel Webster born 1782 in Salisbury North Carolina and died 1852 after a prominent U S senator career. Also 1818 birth of Richard Yates war governor of Illinois and U S senator who helped Grant arise in Civil War.
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Salisbury
N. G
Daniel Webster
Webster
United States Senate
Richard Yates
Maols
United States
Yates
Grant
Edmund Clarence Stedman
New Advertisements Today Show Various Local Notices
A crowded list of local notices and classifieds includes fancy dress events, hosiery, armory hall activities, benefit and garden parties, wallpaper and furniture stores, salesmen jobs, excursions, theater announcements, rentals, sales and board requests, public sales, eyesight services, and multiple solicitations for agents and sales positions from several local businesses and firms. The items name Miss Ritchie, Markey’s The Leader, Chas Stokes, Guy Stone, Louis Dammers, Schmidt Gilbert, Belmont Mig Co, Kefauver, Graham Nursery, Taylor Co, Iroquois Mfg Co, and other entities with locations on Third Street and Butaw Street.
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Miss Ritchie
Holeproof
Markey’s
the Leader
Chas
L. Stokes Armory Hall
Guy Stone
New City
Louis Dammers
Carty’s
Schmidt & Gilbert
Belmont Mig. Co
Man
Third St
John W. Grove
Butaw St
Iroquois Mfg. Co
Farm Sold At Public Sale In Frederick Court House
Edgar T Mercer auctioned 108 acre farm to Pratby J Kimmel for 28 dollars per acre. Walker sville property sold to Thomas Saylor Waltersville for 2000. William F E Larner auctioneer. Also stock and turnpike shares sold with prices and buyers. All sales advertised in The News.
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Edgar T. Mercer
Richard P. Ross
Court House
Pratby J. Kimmel
Walkersville
Thomas Saylor
Waltersville
Wm. FE. Larner
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Samuel Dutrow
George A. Pearce
Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company
Charles W. Rimmerman
Win
Darner
Dudderer will case again in Baltimore court
The Dudderer will case resurfaced as Mamma I Dudderer sues Benjamin Dudderer executor for services rendered to Peter F Dudderer. She seeks 75 cents weekly for 21 years. In a separate suit, Tra O Smith wins $1500 from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for a stallion injury, verdict likely to be appealed.
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Smith
Dudderer
Mamma I. Dudderer
Benjamin ¥. Dunderer
Peter F. Dudderer
Miss Dudderer
Stener and Weinberg
Drunk and Disorderly Charge Leads to Fine and Jail
Pan. CAUSE Trotiot Wrank Messink was arrested by Officer Herwig for drunk and disorderly conduct at the B&O depot. He appeared before Justice Fabian Tosey who levied a 2.50 fine or 15 days in jail. Frederick Railroad Ducks win over Woodsboro in YMCA alley games 1427 to 1433 with Frederick taking two of three.
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Pan
Trotiot Wrank Messink
Herwig
B. and O
Fabian Tosey
AP Omspol Sable
Frederick Railroad
Woodsboro
Y.M.C. A Aleys
Frederick Boys
Doctor in Woodsboro Jailed for Failing to Report Diphtheria
Dr Robert L Hammond of Woodsboro is jailed on a $100 bond for failing to report two diphtheria cases including his own daughter. County Health Officer J M Goodman swore out the warrant after urging reporting, citing state law and potential fines. The incident shocks Woodsboro as schools risk spread of the disease.
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Robert L. Hammond
Woodsboro
J. M. Goodman
Hammond
George F. Smith
Goodman
Haover
Frederick
Justice Miller
Miller
Rail service set to switch from steam to electric Monday
The Frederick Railroad Thurmont Division will discontinue steam operation on Monday due to new Secu Power facilities. Freight and passenger movement will be electric. a night freight run and an electric baggage car will aid local shipments to towns like Lewistown. The 1 pm Middletown freight will end, replaced by passenger trains.
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Secu
Frederick
Thurmont
Brant
Lewistown
Middletown
Martins J Hoke Dies After Long Life Of Farming
Martin J. Hoke a retired farmer of Mt Pleasant Frederick County died at his home Thursday night at 71 from pneumonia. He helped pioneer goldfish farming in Frederick County and owned a large pond operation on his Ceresville farm. Survived by his wife and 6 of 17 children Harry David Barrick William M. Hoke Mrs Harry Whisner Mrs Bertha Velander. Funeral Monday at 10 at the house with Rev B R Cannan. interment Walker sville Cemetery.
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Martin J. Hoke
Mr. Pleasant
Monia
Mr. Hoke
Harry
David Hoke
Washington
Mamie Barrick
Walkersville
William M. Hoke
Ilinois
Harry Whisner
Confederate Veterans Honor Memory of Lee in Frederick Banquet
Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans met for its annual banquet at Louis Otte cafe. Officers were elected led by Commander W. H. Shipley. Tributes were paid to Col. L. T. Brien. Daughters of the Confederacy program followed. Robert E. Lee’s birthday is observed with meetings and songs. G Dwight Hott was appointed clerk at the 5th Regiment Armory in Baltimore by Gov. Goldsborough.
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Sxxon
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
Frederick
Louis Otte
W. H. Shipley
J. C. Bready
George A. Lamar
E. W. Mercer
Lewis H. Koester
Thomas B. Maynard
Joseph H. Trundle
John W. Tabler
C. J. Bready
Adolphus Fearhbake
L. T. Brien
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
G. Dwight Hott
Thurmont
5Th Regiment
Baltimore
Albright Beats Mount St. Marys On Home Court
Albright won a dramatic home game against Mount St. Marys at Hinmitsburg, finishing by a wide margin with a high scoring finish. The contest marked a standout performance on Albright’s home court.
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Albright
Mount St. Mary's
Hinmitsburg
Louis Dammers Demonstrates Vision Method at New City Hotel
Local note announces Louis Dammers will present the Dammers Scientific Method of Haanming Eyes at fitting glasses. The session, Tuesday January 21 118 at New City Hotel parlors, promises no drops test cards or questions. A subscription soiree at Miss Ritchie’s School follows next Friday at 9. Visual lesson art 8. Maseues omitted reporting to Miss Ritchie.
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Louis Dammers
Eve Specilist
New City
Dammers
Nancy Dress
Miss Ritchie
Maseues
Sunday Excursion to Baltimore from Frederick
Sunday excursion train from Frederick departs at 7.10 a.m. and returns from Baltimore at 4.14 p.m. Round trip fare is $1. Frederick Railroad offers this weekly service with clear times and price.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick Railroad
In Memoriam Ida Prine One Year After Death
In loving remembrance of Ida Prine who departed this life one year ago today January returns and brings sorrow to her sister Teese jl and family. The note honors Ida as gone but not forgotten and marks the anniversary with tender memory from her sister Mammi.
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Ter
Ida Prine
Jin Wary Ts
Forgatten
Teese Jl
Mami
In Memoriam Florence Hildebrand 1912 Dedication
In loving remembrance of Miss Florence Hildebrand who died July 14 1912 dear sister then has left us and your loss we deeply mourn Tut tis God who has bereft us He can all our sorrows heal Gone but not forgotten by her sister.
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Florence Hildebrand
Runaway horse injures two men and damages wagons
A Monrovia man, Hiram J. West, escaped serious injury when his horse ran wild on Church Street near the Court House, colliding with Lewis Masser’s wagon. Both wagons overturned. West suffered facial bruises and leg injuries while Masser’s team also wrecked. The striking horse bled from the mouth but was able to be driven away.
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Hiram J. West
Monrovia
Lewis Musser
Shackstown
West Church Street
Court House
Weast
Frederick
East Church Street
Western Union Telegraph Office
Market Street
Mr. Weast
Court Street
Mr. Weass
Episcopal Church
Church Streat
Masser
Mr. Masser
People's Wire
Ile
Card Party and Dance by Frederick Chapter D A
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of Aivery jean Revolution announces a card party and dance to benefit Memorial Continental Hall. The event is Tuesday evening January 28 at Armory Went Churel Street. Tickets 35 cents, with advance sales at Krellsons Furniture Market, Durraws Steiner Bra, Warner’s Drug Store, and from chapter members.
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Frederick
Aiverjean Revolution
Memorial Continental Hall
Armory
Churel Street
M. IL
Krellson's Furniture Store
Market
RS. J. Durraw’s
Steiner Bra
Doctor
Goodyear System Adopted by Leading Shoe Repairers
The Leader notes shoe repairers have abandoned old methods for the Goodyear System. This new method promises neater repairs and higher quality. Contact L. Stores at 202 N Market St for pickup and delivery. phone 34-K.
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Citas. L
N. Market St
Card Party For Guy Stone Fund At Armory Yale
Card party to support the Guy Stone Fund will be held Tuesday night January 21 at Armory Yale. Proceeds noted with ticket details. event promoted by Schmidt and Gilbert agents.
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Guy Stone
Armory Yale
Giusy Stone
Ladies' Union Sale Promises Deep Reductions in Winter Wear
An advertisement lists drastic price cuts on ladies and children's garments including Union Suits, fur sets, mufflers, gloves, and coats. It markets tailored suits, yard wide fabrics, and home goods with special Saturday sales and numerous item prices, plus real estate and insurance services by local agencies.
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Misses and Childrens' Union
Childrens
Deadley
Bradley
Fresh Oysters and Apples at Phleeger's Grocery
J E Phleeger's Grocery on West Patrick Street promotes fresh oysters and Twig apples with 20 bushels received today. They advertise coffee cents per pound and a prize item, claiming all groceries are fresh and up to date with local contact details included. Also notes a new dressmaking service by Miss Bmis McDonald and a Central Grocery and Fruit Co location. Grace Reformed church supper with oysters announced at Miss Groff's home.
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J. E. Phleeger
West Patrick Street
Phleeger
J. &. Dphleezer
Central Grocery and Fruit Co
West
Patrick Street
T. Irving Miller & Co
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
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PHE Daily News
Venus
Saturn
Juniter
Mars
Maryland
W. L. Mooxzs
Niewspa
Rob’t. Hammond
Clinton B. Willard
Chamberlain
Lee
Memoriam
Hiram J. Weast
Leader
Sanple
Agts
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
National Bank
Fredhrick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Hi. D. Baker
Veeea
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Castier
Gro. WM
Central Securities CO
Joan D. Hendrickson
J. D. T Mendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Hutton Branch
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Biel
Autin
Lary Fried
Church St
Exch
Tory Drink
W. Steand
W. Patrick
Market St
South SL
N. Market XL
R. Mitleat
OW. Patrick St
Brie
Muricet
John N. Benglie
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
Frederick, Md
Frederick County
American Bonding Company
Lowenstein & Werteheimer
S. Marino
NL Market St
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens‘ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Puneral
Say
North Matst Street
Thomas P.rict
Young & Staley
Frederick MD
Folsalm
Gare
Nogccassary
Bradidoels
Vroerick City
Xoung & Staley
RMAL
G. Tritapoer
Leowlstown
Lewiatown
UGA Oia FE Ee Ek
Harry G.“Pritapor
Grayson HB
Merchr
Fred
City
bVners Farm
Ontee Cor
Court Sta
Albaugh & Harrington
Dieaere
Prederiek O-ners
Rederiek
Oiles
Bu .T. Hickman
Iwal Espath
Carroll
Montgomery
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Cramer & Stauffer
Fenere Farm
Montgomery County
East Second Street
Ivor Salbat, Che Nsw Offic
Madame O'Conner
Bmis McDonald
East Eighth Street
Creager's Greentiouse
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