Birth of Revolutionary General Lincoln and Maine mission note
From Daily History Class dated Jan 24 1783 details the birth in Hingham Mass of Benjamin Lincoln later famed for Yorktown sword. Also notes 1898 USS Maine ordered for Cuban crisis and 1915 German cruiser Blucher sunk off English coast. Astronomical events list evening planets and a starry Aries reference.
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Hingham
Mass
Jamin Lincoln
Cornwallis
Yorktown
United States
Maine
Navana
Blucher
New Advertisements Today Help Wanted and Lost Items
A compact ad page lists help wanted opportunities, lost items like bags and umbrellas, and notices for sales and services. Names and addresses appear, including Central Pen Lost, 239 BE Second St, 370 Madison St, and 117 W Second St, plus names such as Bennett and Kemp Opera House listings.
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Blue Ribbon Grocery
Bennett
Madison St. Bank
Far. & Mech
Nat. Ban
Neidig and Miller
Dale Doli Bros
Among the Sick in City Records Multiple Illnesses Aired
Local health roundup lists residents and officials including Mr Hammond Clary cashier at Commercial Bank homebound with grip who is now able to go out Dr James A Long sick at home Mrs Robert Burck recovering from grip Mrs J W McDonald confined to house with grip Mrs Charles Brust ill but able to be about her room Mrs G Wesley Kindley improving at East Church Street Mrs Singleton T Stull able to be out after illness Street Superintendent George W Brengie ill at home Mrs George T Baumgardner confined at home with grip Mr Henry J D Hagan sick but able to be about William Ebbert sexton at St John s Catholic church sick but able to be about
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Hammond Clary
Commercial Bank
James A. Long
West Fourth Street
Robert Burck
North Bentz Street
J. W. McDonald
Eighth Street
Charles Brust
West Church Street
G Wesley Kindley
East Church Street
Singleton T. Stull
George W. Brengie
North Market Street
George T. Baumgardner
South Market Street
Henry J. D. Hagan
William Ebbert
St. John’s Catholic Church
Brunswick Man Loses Leg After Car Accident
Earl S. Edwards of Brunswick suffered his right leg severed when a car he was under was crushed by another vehicle. He was treated at Brunswick Emergency Hospital by B and O surgeons and later moved to Frederick City Hospital in improving condition. Nearby items note a Temperance Legion meeting and a church rector's continued service at St. Anne's in Annapolis with plans for Maryland Day events.
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Earl S. Edwards
Brunswick
Federick City Hospital
Man Held on Bogus Check Charge After Friday Arrest
A man arrested by Officer Quinn for passing a bogus check at the Commercial State Bank appeared in court this morning and was held under $560 bail for grand jury action.
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Olfrer Quinn
Commercial State Bark
Deficit of State Blow to Hospital
The 1915 Frederick City Hospital annual report shows a state treasury deficit offset by hospital funds. The institution borrowed 1470.59 and posted a year end deficit of 4668.95 against 25,058.30 total expenditures. Patients provided the largest receipts at 14,040.02 while salaries and provisions dominated expenses. 751 admissions, 984 treated, 432 men and 552 women as patients, with 39 deaths.
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Frederick City
C. H. Baughman
Board of Managers
L. V. Baughman
Ella Houck
Kewanee
Former Justice Eckstein Nominated for Frederick Justice Seat
The name of former Justice C. L. Eckstein has been forwarded to Governor Harrington for appointment as Justice of the Peace in Frederick to fill the unexpired term of Fabian Poser who resigned. Grain prices remain steady with wheat at 1.31 and corn at 3.60.
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C. 11
Eckstein
Harrington
Frederick
Fabian Poser
Frederick City
State Central Committee
Change of Jurors for February State Court Term
Judges Urner and Worthington on Saturday drew jurors for the February term to replace excused members. Chester Kemp for Zacharias, Edward Haller for D. Guy Thomas, Elias Detautern for James H. Gambrill Jr. Emmstdsburg Aaron Veant for Thomas Hays, Elmer F. Ridenour for George W. Hughes, Benjamin Layler for Harvey S. Bohn in Woodsboro, John W. S. Summera for Harry W. Sines Braddock.
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Urner
Worthington
Frederick D. Chester Kemp
Horace C. Zacharias
Edward F. Haller
D. Guy Thomas
Elias D. Detautern
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Emnudtsburg
Aaron Veant
Thomas
Hays, Hauvers
Elmer F. Ridenour
George W. Hughes
Woodsboro
Benjamin Layler
Harvey S. Bohn
Braddock
John W
Summera
Harry W. Sines
Fire engine crash injures six in Frederick streets
A United Fire Company engine skidded from West South street car tracks and struck a tree near the old Emergency Hospital. Six riders suffered minor injuries. Harry Goodsell fractured a knee and was to Frederick City Hospital. The engine, damaged about 500 dollars, will be repaired by O B Stitely at Ideal Garage within about four weeks.
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West South Street
United Fire Company
Harry Goodsell
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
United
John F. Kreh
Blize
Waris
Coldsley
Louiis M. Haller
Harry Poole
Philip A. Ford
Charles Lipps
Randolph Martz
Ideal
O. B. Stitely
Stitely
R. A. Bennett
Uniteds
D. Charles Winebrewer
F. B. Sappington
Fraley
Sappington
Mr. Sappington
Bank Statement of 1015 Resources and Capital Details
A financial excerpt lists resources totaling 4 452 299 05 with items such as loans 2 046 709 73 0 bonds 100 000 00 other bonds 1 573 550 08 stock in Federal Reserve Bank 18 000 00 banking house and fixtures about 180 000 00 cash and reserve 675 039 29 45 000 00 capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 300 000 00 undivided profits 129 998 94 circulation 2 099 300 00 dividends unpaid 12 600 00 deposits 22 6 000 00 13 600 11 4 452 299 05 officers include J D Baker M G Baker H D Baker Wm G Zimmerman Samuel G Duvall Joseph McDivitt and directors John Ramsburg Daniel Baker Wm G Baker C H Conley M D C M Thomas P L Hargett D E Kefauver John S Newman J H Gambrill Thos H Haller
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Federal Reserve Bank
Arad
John §. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
Frederick County Farmers Endorse Turnpike Purchase Plan
At a Saturday meeting about fifty farms supported the Frederick County Farmers Association in citable action to back buying and developing local turnpikes under the State Aid or Shoemaker road law. A bill to issue about $50,000 in bonds may be sought, with toll gates to be removed if law passes, along with support for a road engineering bill for Frederick County.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Wiliam J. Grove
Frederick County
Fire at Libertytown Destroys Two-Story Log House
A two story log house in Libertytown owned by Rev. R. P. Lawson burned to the ground this morning. The kitchen fire started from a hot coal igniting papers. The Brown family was away. their eldest son attempted to extinguish it but flames spread. J. S. Albaugh led the Libertytown Fire Department whose timely work saved the neighboring structure. Loss runs to several hundred dollars with no insurance.
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Libertytown
R. P. Lawson
Boyds
Wm. Brown
Libertytown Fire Department
Roland Reginald Simpson
J. S. Albaugh
Accused of Shooting Agent Near Frizelburg
James Henry Boston named by a detained man arrested Sunday by Sheriff Stoner in Carroll county. He is accused of shooting Samuel Watkins, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad agent at Sykesville Friday night during a attempted station robbery. Rumsey Shaft Dedication set for July 4 with governors of West Virginia Virginia and Maryland expected.
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Iman
James Henry Boston
Frizelburg
Stoner
Carroll County
Samuel Watkins
Baltimore and Ohio
Sykesville
Rumsey
James Rumsey
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Meeting notices from Social Service Club and Historical Society
A Social Service Club meeting is set for tomorrow at 3 PM at the Federated Charities building. The Frederick County Historical Society will convene tomorrow evening with an anticipated program. William Adams of North Market Street has been admitted to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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Social Service Club
Federated Charities
William Adams
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
In Memoriam Frederick Jan 23 1916 Comb ash tribute
An In Memoriam notice from The Emancipation Assn extends sympathies for Joseph W Comb ash. It honors his unassuming upright conduct, readiness to help, and faithful service, noting his counsel and dependable work. The committee signs with sorrow and a hopeful farewell.
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Frederick
Joseph W. Combash
Frederick County Historical Society to Meet on January 25
The Historical Society of Frederick County will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday January 25 at 7 20 pm in the LDC room Office At prices to suit you. Blue Ribbon Grocery advertises goods and a 51 platform wagon for sale by David Groff Market Street.
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the Historical Society of
Frederick County
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Bargain Sale Offers Wide Range of Fabrics and Linens
The advert touts deep discounts on brown muslin cambric long cloths and linens, with prices cut on poplin rugs and cottons. It promises big savings on Turkish towels, table linens, and crash, plus half price on coats furs skirts and sweaters to move stock quickly.
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Advaton
Real estate listings by Grayson H Mercer in Frederick Md
Grayson H Mercer of Pythean Castle Building Frederick Md lists farms for sale with possession April 1. properties range from 18 to 200 acres near Lewistown Chartenville Monrovia Clifton McKaty Woodsboro Creagerstown Troutville Mt Zion with insurance offered and solicits business.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Lewistown
Chartenville
Monrovia
Clifton
McKaty
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Troutville
Mt. Zion
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Frederick
Feagaville
Adamstows
Johneville
Walkersville
Woods
McKalg
Johnsville
Unionville
Istown
McKaig
New Midway
Walkeraville
Urbana
Mt. Pheasant
Soatena
Ijamsville
Bartholows
Mt. Pleasant
Detour
Springs
Brad Sie
Petersvill
Grayson H. Staley
Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estate & Insurance
Sondicon
Woodstare
Middleburg
Graceham
Quick Hayes
Weedstorn
Sfa
Ineurance
Remington
Monarch and
Smith-Premier
North
Farm and mill for sale and notices from Frederick area
A collage of notices and ads including misdelivered umbrella at Frederick City Hospital, thanks to firemen, a farm and mill for sale near Lewistown with 30 acres and a frame mill, a wall paper trade notice, home building loan shares, and a bread slicing service ad from Gittings Grocery.
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Lewistown
State Road
R. RR
William V. E. Long
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the Daily News
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Constellation
Aries
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Temperance Legion
Anna A. Gordon
Aliie Haller
McComas
St. Anne’s—Protestant Episcopal Church
Anrapolis
Joseph P. McComas
Cil
Hagerstown
Willie Ritchie
D. AL RL
Darrow
A. L. Pearce
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
Larcer
Boy Corn Club
Maryland Corn Club
City Hospital
A. T. G. Hodnett
Albert Long Bruce Murphy
Walter McCoy
Jas. W. Rosenquest
Thos. S. Russell
Frank L. Russell
Wm. Walters
C. N. Werner
Jack Fleming
Elba Roe
Christina Taylor
Mary Washington
Howard
Farmers' Institutes
Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. Airy
Clarkesville
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
J. D. Baker
M. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Mitchell Johnson
Clifford E. Holland
David Groff
Market St
John D. Hendrickson
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Elm ST
Second ST
E. Church ST
Court ST
FARMS
Frederide City
Cramer
FTAUT
West Second Street
J. F. Kreh
Real Estate and Insurance Agt
Frederick, Mia
C. E. Cline
Jesse H. Michael
East Third St
Home Building and Loan Association
Commercial State Bank
William E. Filler
Houar JT Sichride
the Home of Good Eats
Gittinger's Grocery
Thomas P. Rice
Court Street
Marewood D. Harp
Naber
Dill Avenue
N. Market
Patrick
Somele
East
Patrick At
City
Itmita
Liberty
Electric BR. R
Lythlan Caste Building
Neve Bea
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