Notable historical events and dignitaries in brief
January 23 entries note George Clymer signer of Pennsylvania who died in 1818. Rev Phillips Brooks Episcopal bishop died 1803. Ezra Kendall comedian died 1910 in Martinsville Indiana. John R Walsh Chicago banker began five year Leavenworth sentence. A severe territorial railroad blockade mentioned. Astronomical events give sun set at 5 07 p m and moon set at 9 17 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clymer
Penonsylvania
Territories
Phillips Brooks
Ezra Kendall
Martinsville
Ind
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kan
Railroad buys two three story houses on East Patrick
The Pennsylvania Northern Central Railroad bought the Wisner properties on East Patrick Street adjoining its line, a 58 foot frontage with deep yard, securing an option last November that lapsed January 1, 1912. The deal may indicate plans for a new or union station in Frederick, with officials noting the railroad now owns land from Church Street to the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Wisner
East Patrick Street
Northern Central Railroad
Clayton D.keedy
Wisner
Keedy
Church Street
Patrick Street
Union Station
E. E. Osborn
Transportation Bureau
Frederick
Tme
G. B. F._ Anderson
Frederick Rathroaa
Anderson
Public Meeting Socialism Sale Wanted Ideal Garage Co
Public meeting notice indicates sale wishes and listings for properties and rentals. Classified items include Howes For Sale 24 W Fourth St houses for rent and Anthony Marino house for rent along with various sale notices and box address references for Martinsburg entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Garage Co
Howes
Fourth St
W. Heinlein
Anthony Marino
A. C. Carlin
John Hargett
Verre Moser
Dugan
Odd Fellows
C. B. Seeger
Martinsburg
Public Sale Advertising Promises Best Results in The News
The News advertises its Sale Register as the best way to avoid date conflicts for spring sales. No charge is made for notices printed in both daily and semi weekly editions until the sale season ends. The paper offers attractive rates and prints high quality sale bills to maximize results.
Among the Sick Mrs. Gaver and Others
Mrs Frank Gaver of Highland remains bedbound by illness. Mrs Wir Maslugh of this city is out again after an operation. Mrs W E D King, wife of Rev King, the Southern Methodist minister at Mt Aury, will be taken to a Baltimore hospital this afternoon for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gaver
Highland
Wir Maslugh
W. E. D King
King
Mt. Aury
Baltimore
Columbus couple wed at First Pentecostal Church
Columbus Tracy and Martha Churchman of near Wolfsville were quietly married yesterday at the First Pentecostal Church on Pi Avenue by Rev. Alonza Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Tracy
Martha Churchman
Wolfsville
Pi Avenue
Alonza
Narrow Escape Saved Life After Treatment Claims
A testimonial column recounts C. T. Harnsberger surviving a near death episode and health recovery attributed to a medicinal emulsion sold by Pearss Veter Pharmaca. The piece claims a sanatorium special for Consumption and a daily dose of the emulsion, arguing it surpassed other treatments despite weak health and limited mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearss Veter Pharmaca
Vreiert Bai
New System For Storing Clothing At Two Rosen Stores
Improvements are planned for the two Rosen & Sons clothing stores on Market street. A new storage system will replace tables with wall shelves and cabinets for suits and overcoats. A new collar display case has arrived and been placed at the storefront. Work on enlarging the second and third floors of the Patrick Street store will add 15 to 20 feet of space. State President Judge W. M. Dann and Supreme Representative Henry Bosse of the State Council Catholic Renovation Legion visited Father Vekkes County Bell last night and installed recensor officers. After installation, guests learned more about the party at a minstrel show and attended supper at the Elks club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Rosenour Sons
Market Street
Workenen
Patrick Short
Wr M Dann
Henry Bosse
Counci
Catholi Renevoelent Legon
Vekkes
Minstre
Elks Club
Improving Coach Factory Preparation Notice
A damaged OCR fragment notes work by John Ho Ramsbors at Wood Ali Saints Street. It mentions preparatory work and a repair shop for suteme piles, indicating plans to improve a coach factory facility and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ho Ramsbors
Ali Saints Street
Suteme Piles
GITY BUYS 15 ACRES OF LAND FOR WATERSHED PROTECTION
Frederick city has acquired 16 more acres of the Silver Springs watershed near the old receiver south of the Tuscarora and Fishing Creek stations. The land purchase at 1000 dollars per acre aims to safeguard water supplies to Monvue Hospital and surrounding areas. The move marks the first new watershed land owned by the city in years, continuing a long effort to protect the water source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Springs
Frederick City
Francis Tomakin
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Schell
Mon&vue Hoagital
Boerck
Beerspat
Boards of
Meeting of W. C. Tai Hosts Birthday Party Plans
The Warhan's Christian Temperance Union held a regular meeting with Miss Hester Morrell leading the program and Mrs. Milton Woodward conducting devotional service. Readings focused on mothers' work, with contributors including Mrs. Spencer Stull and Miss DeLashmutt. The group discussed interstate commerce bills and Anti Saloon League measures, planning to seek cooperation from Frederick religious bodies. The birthday party is set for February 16 with a committee arranging entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhan's Christian Temperance Union
Hester Morrell
Milton Woodward
Spencer Stull
Wm. Filler
Rebecca Morsell
DeLashmutt
Anti-Saloon League
Frederick
Funerals Held for Kaufman Gaver Dorsey Dorsey
The morning burial procession included John W Kaufman arrival by B and O R R train from Baltimore and services led by Rev E H Lamar at Mt Olivet. Calvin L Gaver's service followed at his Middletown residence with cousins as pallbearers. Interments at Reformed cemetery and St Johns cemetery. C Carry supervised the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kaufman
R. R
Baltimore
E. H. Lamar
Reynolds Post
E. Y. Goldshborough
Eli. Frost
Edward Duvall
John J. White
Reuben Hann
Thomas M. Wachter
Calvin L. Gaver
Middletown
G. A. Snyder
Reformed
William Rudy
Frenk.Rudy
Edgar Rudy
Calvin R. Koogle
L. C. Lighter
John W. D. Koogle
Joseph Lloyd Dorsey
Harry G. Dorsey
East Second Street
J. Conion
St. John’s Cemetery
C. Carry
Empty Stocking Club elects officers at meeting
At yesterdays meeting of the Empty Stocking Club Mrs Ida M Marker was named president with Miss Mabel Kindler as treasurer Rev Brot of Dison officiated as corresponding secretary while Mrs C Will Fout served as recording secretary and Miss A Rosetta Barker as an officer. The treasurer reported $132 received during the year with disbursements leaving a balance of 8. The next meeting is set for the first Monday in April at Mrs Marker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M Marker
Vic
Mabel Kindler
C Will Fout
Rosetta Barker
Nevs
As jSomanen
Marke
Mount St Man's defeats Baltimore City College in a tight game
Mount St Man's beat Baltimore City College in a clean basketball contest. City College led at halftime but Mount St Man's pulled away in the second half as their shooters struggled for easy baskets for the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineers
Mount St Man's
Baltimore City College
City College Boys
Frightful Polar Winds at Potent Heated Pier
A garbled report describes extreme wind conditions and shifting cold, with references to a pharmacy and a person named Lorinvaied. The text is largely unreadable but hints at dangerous weather and a local medical supply point. This item appears as a brief notice or fragment from a coastal area newsroom.
Winter Freeze Damages Wheat and Rabbits Strain Apple Trees
Farmers report wheat fields damaged by alternating thaw and freezing as snow melts, with ground frozen deeply and water pooling. Rabbits have gnawed bark around apple trees after prolonged snow cover, prompting one farmer to use white lead and linseed oil paint on trunks to deter them and protect trees from borers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B Hayward
Hayward
Mr. Hayward
Memorial to Barbara Frietchie Campaign Suggested
Edwin Hallam of Philadelphia proposes a memorial campaign to honor Barbara Frietchie. He suggests erecting a marking on the spot where she stood to salute the flag and urges small contributions, including from local schoolchildren, to fund the effort. Cash surplus appears in notices by J. D. Baker and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hallam
Philadelphia
Barbara Fretchie
Hallam
Cozy corner upgrades and deep discounts offered now
John B Hendrickson promotes reduced prices on home textiles and apparel including aviation caps for women and children, remnant fabrics, fur items, and ready to wear garments. Highlights include coats for under 200, furs and pubs at low prices, and remnants cleared daily in black goods with patterns and lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 1B
Hendrickson
REMNANTS AND REDUCED PRICES AT NEIDIG & MILLER
Classified style notices advertise remnants of embroideries and silks at Neidig & Miller with reductions on sheets and bed covers, plus a mix of local ads. Other items include a cold remedy note, socialist meeting invite at 7:30 p.m. on Market Street, gas portable sales at cost, a Dugan pharmacy promotion, lard pricing, Odd Fellows event, fresh fish, Grimes Golden apples for sale, and Frederick County potato offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc Best
Library contest and local sales notes from THRELYS PALACE
A garbled page item mentions a library contest titled Vins Preston Cup with limited entries, plus notices of shoe sales at Special Sale on Women's Fine Shoes and prices like 1, 350, with related ads for BIRELYS PALACE OF MUSIC and CAR NATIONS VIOLETS at Creager's greenhouse Thurmont Maryland. It also notes a brief display of poultry in Baltimore and advertisements for local merchants and catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atv
Wacor Preston
Bath
Mars
Nosenour & Sons
Property for sale in city and county
Desirable city residences offered by John N. Brengle Real Estate Insurance Loans. W Gourt Street offices and contact numbers listed. Residential options across city and county with varied attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Frederick, Md
John N. Brengle
W.gourt Street
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PH Daily News
N.C. Rbuys
Creek
Wilmogton
MaryLand
W. L. Moonix
Hymeneas
Ter Beg
C. T. Harnsberger
Nhewera
Adve Lise
Gity
W. C. Tai
Empty Stocking Club
Moontainers
Galimoreans
Peatres Pharmacy
Barbara Frietchie
WM. G. Baker
Thomas
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital Stock
GEO
WM. Smith
John S. Ramsburg
D. B. Kefauver
J. C. Mottrr
Thomas H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley, M. D
C. E. Cline
P L. Hargett
J. BD. Baker
J. D. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman, Casnier
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall
Walter C. Dugan
Sley and Bro
Frederigg
G. C. Paxson
North Market Street
U.S
Jeans
H. D. Baumgardner
CHARLES F_ SEEGE
J. M. Culler
Park Grimes
Sxi
W Va
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Mears Bread
Vins Preston Cup
Stlain
Birely’s Palace of Music
McKinley and
Century Publications
Birely's Palace OF Music
Creager’s Greenhouse
Thurmont
MD Cail
Phone Sok
FY Goodell
Slowenstein & Wertheimer
Young Cripons
Threly's
VWTSK
Aselatante
Storh
Frederick, Ma
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Young & Staley
Ance Agents
EL Court ST. Frederick, MD
Citv
7Th Street
Sed Street
4Th Street
Th Street
2Nd Street
South Street
Eighth Street
Gente Street
Trail Avenue
Carratt Street
3Rd Street
6Th Street
Derr
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick County
Bergen Law
Carroll Street
Church St
Keller & Myers
John D. Keller
G. ED. Myers
City
Cramer & Stauffer
Ramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loane
Montgomery County
Saibridge Conage
Braddock Spring
LS. Landis
Doe Wspape
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