Mozria financier dies and 1841 treaty events noted
The notice recalls Mozria the financier born in Liverneel died in 1841. Hengteng ceded to Britain by a prior treaty with Citea with 96 million in war indemnity. The emperor repudiated the treaty and hostilities resumed, ending in 1842. Petersburg rejected a czar petition amid British triumph. Astronomical notes record 4:50 and 7:15 rise times and a near conjunction of the moon with Uranus tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozria
Liverneel
Hengteng
Great Britain
Citea
Boarders Wanted and Local Notices in VEW Advertisements
A jumble of classified items and notices appears, listing boarders wanted, a house for rent, a public sale, and several business names. Entries include Geo Iter Craphophones and Records, M E Rotzendanner notice, Mayor Smith Post Cards, Red Men's Bazar, and various small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
Geo
Iter Craphophones
Bury Corner
Neidig
Muler Baok
Red. Co. Nat. Bank Flour
Public Sales Notice Urges Early Ads For Caming Season
The News urges those planning public sales for the coming season to register names addresses and sale dates to avoid clashes. No charge for recording and no notices published without firm orders and copy in hand. Early placement ensures inclusion in the public sale record and advertising schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz
Publica
Tis Newa
Personal News From The Community
Purely personal notes list Mr. D. Guy Thomas and F. G. Those & Son traveling from Newark with Miss Cora Fout of Martinsburg visiting Mr. O J Bennett. Alderman and Mrs. David Lowenstein in Baltimore and Atlantic City for health. Thomas W. Page of Tennessee visiting cousin Mrs. Jagere Angevine in Frederick. Austin Haffner of Maryland University visiting his parents on West Patrick Street. Nellie Cretle of near Jefferson visiting cousin Jacob L. Engelbrecht on the Monocacy turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Guy Thomas
F. G. Those
Maryland University
Baltimore
8. T. Haffner
Patrick Street
Nellie Cretle
Jefferson
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Mo- Bocacy
Local Health Notes on Frederick Residents
The column lists residents from Frederick nearing recovery or illness. Names include Geo H Railing on West Patrick Street, John Keefer on East South Street, Edward H Dyer on East Fourth, and Glenn Zimmerman on West Patrick Street, among others. Several individuals improve while Rev Dr M F B Rice of the Baltimore conference M I church has fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Railing
West Patrick Street
John Mahbee
East Fourth Street
Edward H. Dyer
Mee Il Ty
Hanover
O. A
Thie City
John Keefer
South Street
Austin Englebrecht Rhoades
South Market Street
J. Grahame Jceene
Walkerevie
Glegn Zimmerman
Janobe
Jacobs
M. F. B. Rice
Frederick Ie Baltacore Conference
M. I. Church
Funeral for Mrs Annie Hetterly Held at Local Church
Funeral services were held for Mrs Annie Hetterly at the church following her death. The ceremony was conducted by a local pastor as family and friends gathered to mourn the loss and pay their respects to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hetterly
George W
Ibins
Corager
Confederates Remember and Elect Officers at City Hotel
The Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans held their annual banquet at the City Hotel with an election naming Commander Ignatius W. Dorsey and officers including Wm. H. Shipley and Adolphus Fearhake. The event honored veterans, noted the death of John M. DeLashmutt, and featured addresses by Dorsey Buckey, Joseph W. Gaver and Fearhake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of Confederacy
Alexander Young Camp
City
Ignatius W. Dorsey
Wm. H. Shipley
Adolphus Fearhake
Joseph H. Trendie
F. Thomas
Joseph W. Gaver
John M. DeLashmutt
Jesse W. Downey
Geo. Dw. Smith
Frederick
Emma R. Gift
T ‘Weld
Mre
L. V. Baughman
Laura Johnson
Mine Tisza Smith
Mra
Jobn W. Baughman
Lee
Atuniy
Airang
Cable
Delog
Charles 8
Misa Mary
Grean H Worthington
Mies Emma R. Gittingers
Elizabeth McDonnell
Croasea
Anna B. Floyd
Francis Fenwick Smith
Hubert J. Lee
McDannel
John Paul ‘Syler
Mary C. Ott
Bootstown
Chatham Oak
Maryland
Saratoga
Confederate Dead Marker Discussion At Baltimore Convention
Members shared beautiful pictures and greetings from absentees. Honorary president Mrs L V Baughman gave a tribute. Elizabeth McDaniel spoke on the State Convention at Baltimore, with debate over placing a marker for Confederate dead at Ronscacy battlefield, committee appointed to pursue it. Baltimore chapter pledged aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Baughman
Elizabeth McDaniel
Baltimore
Placi
Ronscacy
Monument Funded Canteen Showing in Roberts Room
Local ceremony marks a funded canteen display at Roberts room in the Pike Confederate area. Organizers announce donations and community support for the exhibit opening this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Pike
Aneback Mystifies Y M C A Audience With Sleight of Hand
Ansbach the magician entertained Y M C A members last night in an evening of sleight of hand tricks. He produced coins eggs a live hen a duck and fish from assorted props amid witty remarks and audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansbich
Ansbach
David M. Whipp
Burkittaville
Atlee Radcliff
Frederick College Glee Club Delivers Varied Night of Song
Frederick College Glee Club drew about three hundred fans for a varied concert. The program included eleven numbers with choruses quartettes and solos. Notable performances featured Ernest Hutesstein in a negro costume and a lively medley with engaging humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredatick College Glee Club
Frederick Colviti
Hheney
Alphanep
Gaston
Frederick College
Maryland
Woman narrowly misses collision on North Market Street
A Nerrew Mra, in H. Rose, attempted to cross Firth Street last night when a speeding vehicle on North Market Street swerved within inches of hitting her. She was in the act of crossing when the near miss occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rose
Firth Street
North Market Street
Epeedera Caane
Maryland National Guard Company A Inspected At Armory
A large crowd witnessed an inspection of Company A First Infantry Maryland National Guard at West Church Street Armory. Capt John Harbreon of the 12th Infantry led U S inspection with Col Gaither state official supervision. The unit wore blue dress and carried full field equipment. Officers praised drills and three sergeants and thirty seven marksmen were noted for medals won at the State Rifle Range.
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Maryland National Guard
West Church Street
United States
Joha Harbrecon
12Th Infty
C. A
New York City
Wm. Baird
U.S. A
Maryland
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
National Guard
Col Chee
D. Calther
Company A
Ceneral
Stat
U. S
Brown
Cobblenty
Markey
Staley
Cramer
Charlea
WV. Griffin
Belair
Italg
D. John Markey
Harry J. Kefauver
Frank ©. Begis
A. T. Kreh
Walter McDaniel
Elmer Munshower
W. Lester Smith
Oscar M. Fogle
Irving. Landauer
Ghadon W. Grin
Turnpike Sale In Washington County Auctioned For 105
Washington county commissioners held a public auction and sold the Gapland turnpike from Gapland Station to the Feadberigh county line on South Mountain for 105 dollars. The buyer, a corporation to be formed, will operate the road. The Tollhouse sold separately for 370 dollars under sheriff’s execution. The turnpike, built about 15 years ago at an estimated cost around 6,000 dollars, had been forfeited to the county after the Clapland Turnpike Company failed to repair it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
C Gapland Turnpike
Gapland Station
Feadberigh County
South Mountain
Mike Long
Sagguel J. Mullendore
Clapland Turnpike Company
Salvation Army events guide local services and talks
American Salvation Army officers plan a Market Street serving between Patrick and Fourth tonight with Captain Marshall on The End aeee 7. On Thursday Captain Whitney speaks on conversion from a drunkard to a worker. Friday in Bain a converted gambler shares life before and after conversion. People may donate or offer building space and contact Captain Marshall on East Patrick Street.
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Salvation Army
Patrick
Fourth
Marshall
Whitney
Bain
Mareball
Patrick Street
Fire Ignites in Farm Outbuilding at Adamstown
A small fire broke out at the farm of Mr. Henry B. DeG in Adamstown during the night. The blaze started from a glass stove used by Weedon and caused minor damage to a chair and surrounding items before being extinguished. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Adamstown
Aldermen meet as budget talks close in July month
The regular monthly meeting of the Me’ orani na Aldermen adjourns near 7:30 with discussion on the budget. Charles Henry Fraley sold to the Ole Hote merriloe one hundred chickens for yee on, the table. Mr Charlie B. Hine slipped and fell on the pavement causing a severe gash. Russell Grimes and Carty were aboard a boat resulting in a very gore, wounding. A hand injury occurred at the Taenere with lacerations. Driver Frank Schwearing of the United company was involved in an accident, and reporter Swain notes misreporting by Nuwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orani Na Aldermen
T. Charlea Henry Fraley
Oliy
Mr. Charlies B. Hine
Ruesell Grimes
C. Carty
Frank Schwearing
United En the Company
Mr. Swain
Telephone Company Rates Cut Prompt Town After Order
Rockville residents report the recent 5 cent per call rate reduction from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company has taken effect. Leading businessmen and professionals in the town signed an order supporting the change, and patrons say it is working as intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Oe Chiapeake
Potomac
Ferrin
Geote
Ville
Law's Grip: Fine Imposed in Edward Reon Case
Fragmentary testimony before Justice Al Oc. Edward Reon accused handled to face charges. A fine was imposed as warnings were given about future appearances before the magistrate.
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Edward Reon
John Zimmerman
al Oc
Deed of Trust Involving G Ure and L Trustees
Deed of trust in the amount of 8000 dollars with bond posted by Jobo J Shapes of near erstown. The trust concerns G Ure and L trustees and mentions a shift of ownership to a person named Mr P who is a farmer and now to Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo J. Shapes
Aerstown
Haa Jeden Ees
G. Ure End L
P. Wes
Wiminster
Save Freight Sud Aat Better Four Rafoe Cwatianer
A garbled OCR item notes freight savings and a named party Rafoe Cwatianer. The readable fragment hints at improving four units or routes. No clear action date or location is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save Freight Sud Aat
Better Four
Rafoe Cwatianer
Chrietmag Holidays Over Informal Local Ads
A jumble of local notices urges readers to secure insurance contracts, buy valentines and novelties, and support home industries. It mentions a city ordinance against fast driving, a dance event, a lodge meeting, a block party with prizes, and local announcements from merchants and societies.
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Everbody
Thio
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