The Daily News January 24 in American History
Highlights birth and death dates for Benjamin Lincoln and Tienry James Raymond, notes Maine battleship mission and General Russell A. Alger, and lists astronomical events from noon today to noon tomorrow with sun and moon data and Mercury visibility.
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Benjamin Lincoln
Qoronalis
Yorktown
Tienry James Raymond
The
New York Times
United States
Maine
Havana
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Earth
Mercury
Public Sales Notice Seeks Early Registration to Avoid Conflicts
Those planning public sales in the coming season should promptly send their names addresses and sale date to The News for recording in the Public Sale Register. The service is free and both daily and weekly issues will publish applicable sales from which bills and ads are printed. Orders must be placed early. no notices will be published without billing or advertising authorization.
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Ulis
Mid winter exams noted in county schools
The county public schools are conducting mid winter examinations this week. Repairs at BR Rosenour Sons on East Pulvick street updated with a new crate. A Mr Harry Marianan delivery wagon overturned on Convent pavement on Saturday noon. Burglar attempt at a residence halted. three youths fled through the yard rear. Officers King and Cronenberg investigated but the culprits escaped.
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BR. Rosenour 'T , Sons
East Pulvick Street
Harry Marinan
Satureday
Attractive window display at local I C S branch in market street
Sir Har Wormin manages the International Correspondence Schools branch with an attractive window display in Mr. O Cowling's North Market street windows. Druesilla Smith, by attorney Tr Dorsey Atchison, seeks to annul and set aside a deed of trust dated August 17 1910 against Edward F Tucker.
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Har Wormin
O . Cowling
North Market Street
Druesilla Smith
Tr. Dorsey Atchison
Edward EF. Tucker
Sterling vs Yo Mo A at Linmond Rink Tonight
The Sterling basketball team headlines the rink matchup against Yo Mo A tonight with tip off at nine o clock. The page lists a quirky side note about cold remedies and a garbled line about Box 24e, but the main readable item is the planned game and venue.
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Sterling
Linmond
Convention Opens With Big Supper
The Laymen's Missionary Movement held an opening supper at the Masonic Temple with 350 laymen attending. John T. Stone of Baltimore spoke on men and missions, and Rev. Yutaka Minakuchi of Japan discussed the urgency and crisis in the Far East. Rev. Geo. E. Stevenson, chaplain of the U S Navy, praised the session as a great success and noted the audience's enthusiastic response.
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John T. Stone
Baltimore
Yutaka Minakuchi
Japan
Far East
Ev. Geo. E. T. Stevenson
United States Navy
Masonic Temple
Sanquet Hall
Braddock Heights
Milton Garner
Co-Opera
Stone
Yuuika Minakuchi
Yale College
University of North Carolina
White
South
Ashville N.C. Christian Church
Nev
Minakuchi
Geo. Joh. Brevenson
United Stat Navy
Navy Department
Grover Cleveland
Stevenson
Lasimears Missionary Convention
Men and Missions Sermon Energizes Frederick County
The Maryland Casualty Company’s John Pf. Stone spoke on Men and Missions at a Laymen’s Movement event praising active church involvement. He urged men to study moral conditions, support evangelization, and consider large projects like American missions and the Panama Canal as practical for American leadership.
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Frederick County
United States
Ile
Missionary Convention Highlights New York Church Event
Spirited talks at a Laymen’s Missionary Movements Convention included Rev L B West of Baltimore, Mr Wolf, and Rev Hicks of New York. Speakers urged deeper knowledge of denominational missions, support from Pecentury County, and broader awareness of global mission work. Luncheon and evening services preceded a general council at Evangeli cal Reformed Church with prayers for mission efforts and future campaigns.
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L. BR. West
G. D
Baltimore
Wolf
Une Uisary
Canterbury
Edinbury
Predetick County
Hh. W. Hicks
New York
Citizens National Bank Journal Entry From Hendrickson Report
A historical bank statement lists assets and liabilities for Citizens National Bank including deposits, loans, securities, and real estate. It shows figures for overdrafts, bonds, notes of banks, and a audit signature by cashier William Zimmerman with directors approving the report as of January.
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U.S
Lee Het Vols Leinkoo
Spel Tae Yin
Jer Ae Etrematian
Maryland
The Marvel Tonight at Shipley’s and More Bargains
Local notices advertise Edison records for February and a Wednesday event at Shipley’s. Promotions tout Boston milk biscuits and various clothing bargains including coats suits and couch covers with discounts up to 50 percent. The ad promotes Rexall cherry juice as a remedy, and mentions delivering groceries to homes.
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Edison Records
Toto Teyoana
Shipley's
White Cross Milk Promoted for Infant Feeding and Digestion
White Cross Concentrated Milk touted as best for infants and easy digestion. Ad claims many healths and well nourished babies improve quickly. Mentions basketball at Diamond Rink Thursday night January 24 with Sterling s of Bathmere RoMA admission price.
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White Cross
Sterlings
Bathmere
Diamond Rink
Stennings
hAlimore
Ye Mll
Adin
Real Estate Listings and Local Advertisements
A jumble of small ads describes a new three story brick house at 110 West Third Street with five rooms a two story brick eight room house at 15 West Patrick Street both in fine condition. Also mentions Edison phonograph records stockyard shipments and high cash prices for hides plus Kodak family exhibit at Kred's North Market Street and assorted agricultural and consumer notices.
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West Third Street
West Patrick Street
Young & Staley
Frederick
Faith and missions drive pledge inministry and church drive
The text notes a preacher stressing prayer for Christ's kingdom and forgiveness of sins, Dr Ee lesion recounts forty five years in ministry and a church notable for mission giving. It mentions Robert A Bennett invited by Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon to attend services with United Steam Fire Engine Company members and a special meeting to discuss attendance. Articles of incorporation for Pleasant View church of the Church of the Brethren filed in the circuit clerk’s office.
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Christ
Eelesion
Mtr
Robert A. Bennett
United Steam Fire Engine Compay
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren
Circuit Court
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