Beginning of North administration marks loss of colonies
In American History notes the January 28 entry recalls the start of Lord North's administration and the ensuing loss of American colonies. Other dated items include Prescott's death in 1706, Cuba's government transfer to Gomez in 1909, and astronomical events such as a moon–Uranus conjunction and Mercury visible at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord North
Great Britain
William Uickling Prescott
Cuba
Gomez
United States
Bagoon
Bun
Mercury
Public Sales Preparations Urged for Coming Season
Those planning sales should submit names addresses and sale dates to The News now to be recorded in the Public Sale Record and avoid date conflicts. The newspaper offers free publication in the Sale Register with bills or ads, but only when orders and copy are in hand.
Boys Temperance Association elects officers for year
The Boys Temperance Association met last night and elected officers for the coming year including President Albert Moser, Vice-President Alton Bennett, Secretary Leo Six, Treasurer Hubert Abb, Librarian Bentley McKensie, and Editor Walter Mehrling. Meeting adjourned to February 12, 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Temperance Association
Albert Moser
Alton Bennett
Secretar Leo Six
Hubert Abb
Bentley McKensie
Walter Mehrling
Brief items of interest from local notes and ads
A fragmented local notice set mentions a fox terrier named Tex, a telephone pole blown over on East Street near the Vietor Remedies Company, and various sparsely legible lines about ex-Judge Glen of Worthinetyn, a Dorsey King, and a property sale involving Mrs Mary Mime. The readable content includes a house sale and garden items in Urban te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Tde Sei
Vietor Remedies Company
East Street
Glen
Worthinetyn
Dorsey King
Mary
Suit For Slander Filed Against Colonel Cathman
Harry Grushon, via attorney Urney and Urner, sues Colonel Cathman for damages over alleged slander. Plaintiffs reside near Creston Town. Case seeks monetary redress for personal injury to reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Grushon
Attore
Urney & Urner
Colonel Cathman
Cre
Town
Ers
Independents Elect Fifth Time Leader and Report Summary
The Independents Hose Company re elected Thomas A. Chapline as head and treasurer at last night’s annual meeting. Chapline’s treasurer’s report details repairs and labor on the automobile engine totaling 482.99 with magneto and installation costs included. The engine has cost about 3875 to date, with expectations of lower upkeep in the coming year barring incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapline
Auarding
Thomas A. Chapline
Independent Hose Company
Charoline
Debe Y SA
Attec
Sar U8 Ik
Met
Starung
Imempou Tie
Auditing Report Of Independent Hose Company No 7
The auditing committee reports accounts of the treasurer correct and satisfactory. The company’s present indebtedness is $10. The report notes businesslike book-keeping and careful duties. officers and committee rotation are recorded with recent elections and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sun
Millard Nus Atlee Radcliff
August T. Iui
I. Wo
Independent Hose Company No. 7
Frederick
Maryland
Chiefs Will Gather Here for Maryland Red Men Council
The Great Council of Maryland will kindle its annual council fire in this city on April 26, 1911, with chiefs from across the state present. Chiefs listed include Great Prophet William A. MeaAllen of Snow Hill and Great Sachem Charles HW Townsend of Baltimore, among others, as Chippewa Tribe No. 19 prepares to host. Local committees for arrangement, hotel, finance, and entertainment are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council of
Maryland
Improved Order of Red Men
Great Council
Wm. A. MeaAllen
Snow Hill
Chrles HW. Townsend
Baltimore
Sagamore
Henry J. Bennett
Frederick
Thomas Hobd. Blades
St. Michael's Met
Mitton T. Engle
Allen R. Lampe
Glenn E. Worthington
Richard S. Keyser
Breck Shaw
Milton T. Engle
H. W. Himes
Wim. H. Gilbert
Albert 8. Brown
Tr. Dorsey Etchison
John H. Hennett
H. L. Bennett
H. P. Hensel
Charles B. Groff
Extension Begun On B and C Yratic Delayed By Train
A south Market street extension work came to a halt after a locomotive backed onto the street. The 20 train to Baal Cirove breached the station and moved along Market Street, pushing a coach that remained in motion until it struck the curb. Air brakes failed, no air available, and manual brakes could not stop the car before it crossed a street. Bumpers at Hetrae ended up loosened as the train halted after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yratic
Market Street
Bo & An
Husstvesti
Baal Cirove
Tdo
Frederick Art Club Meeting Includes Fund Letter
The Freder ick Am Club met Thursday evening with Miss Brokaw presiding. After minutes and a letter from the Federated Club requesting Johns Hopkins University funds, no action was taken. Miss Doub spoke on Elizabeth Gardner and a paper on Steurierte Nonner, with Miss Brokaw reading "Women Decorative Artists" as others were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Am Club
Miss Brokaw
Federated Clab
Johns Hopkins University Fund
Miss Doub
Elizabeth Gardner
Steurierte Nonner
Injunction Granted Over Road Obstruction by Copper Company
Frederick County Commissioners obtain injunction via Judge Motter to stop Singapore Copper Company from blocking the New Market to New London road with a metal pipe and pumping station works. Enforcement window five days. Auction actions noted for estate of Albert W. Burkhart and other transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
George RR. Dennis
Singanore Copper Company
New Market
New London
Motter
Web
Pleasant Reception at Woman's College Last Evening
Midwinter revel at the Woman's College drew alumnae patrons and guests from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Wheeling and adjacent towns. President Apple Mrs West and new city members welcomed callers while Braddock Heights Orchestra played and refreshments were served amid floral decor and palm groups. Notable attendees included Mrs. Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Newman Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stafford Tyson Rev. and Mrs. Rupp Rev. Hauser Dr. Hendrix Mrs. Gibson and many others from York and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Alam
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Wheeling
W. Va
Apple
West
Wes Adams
Abbott, Jackson
Wayne H. Bowers
Braddock Heights
Alyoamd
Charles Norbert Kroh
Zeigler
BE. i
Lean
Jacob Rorenstock
Bris
Rush Lewis
Win. R. de Liashmutt
Henri
G. Kieffer
Ulysses C. Rupp
Thos
H. Hauser
J. O. Hendrix
Milton B. Gibson
Myr
Stink
York
Jacobson
F. A. Markey
T O. McCutcheon
Abo Rosenour
Ben Resa
A. M. Landaneenour
WS. Tali
Dil
Ars
M. Bo Wormen
Hunshew Markey
W. Irving Parsons
Amy Frown
Ruth Haller
Sifford
Emma Newman
Kunkel
May Tlngan
Aisses Curry
Lnor Markey
Dorothy Waredith Markey
Mildred Lanin Yost
Hale Eichelberger
Eliza Hallam
Mildred Delashmoutt
Pearl Saith
Ruth Fisher
Grave Nordig
Anne PC
Sehley
Lucy R. Thomas
Helen Rainsburgh
Kemp
Helen Hershberger
Florence OW. Doub
Mary Ol
Heloise DeGrange
Lian Schley
Edith Rebingon
Fran. der Courtinay Stauffer
Khanbeth Warman
Marrele Dill
Nellie ©. Garrett
Warriette Rainsburgh
Bell Gibson
Cornpropel
Elgabeth Pearce
Margaret Hichelberger
Sunday school session for Frederick Corps children
A Sunday schedule notes a session for colored children at eleven o'clock and a whites class at Ian Wand. Capt Storm and Thompson attend in dhoorite. An afternoon indear service at three, and at five the Salvation Army service. The competent corps staff is expected. Adjit Marshall is hoped to return from illness to take part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
Ian Wand
Storm
Thompson
Dhoorite
Salvation Army
Adjit. Marshall
Laymen’s Missionary Movement Meeting Report
A fragmented report notes a laymen’s missionary movement meeting at a church with attendees including William Bo. The article mentions a chair and a speaker named Vide Clark and Cechrame at the Woodsor hotel, with limited readable details about attendees and events.
Local ad and listings from Frederick city paper 1910s
Merged advertisements show Shipley's Saturday Bargains and household goods, with donations to Frederick City Hospital Guild via Miss Hammad Harding at 07 East Patriet street. Also new Caruso records, Busy Corner promotions, York City Clean Ink and Dye Works, and cleaning services by Putnam Miller Co. Includes mentions of Schmitz & Gilbert agents and varied pricing on soap, towels, paper, and coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Hammad Harding
East Patriet Street
Victor Records and Local Goods Ad Rotation
A mixed vintage classified page listing stock wanted for calves, local merchants advertising sales and services, including DAVID CRAMER in Walkerville Maryland and AM CULLER selling fresh oysters and winter wear. Seeger & Company and others advertise manufacturing reps and local services with scattered product notes and names.
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the Daily News
Tr. News
Awaitington
Hun
EL. Moone
Kent
Uice
Mere Lioe
Lam
Ahen Mer Co
C. RL
Cline
Phil St. Anne Rigdon
RT. Stari - Market
aMrk
Keno
Ti Pe Bal -Schmidt
Gilbert Se
Ande Bountelder
Shipte Kade Giltinger
Shipley
Carnes
Thusy Carnes Young & Stilev Seerer & Ke
Crituer & Sous
B. T. A. Meeting
Falta
Newspaper
Hrchive
Independents
MR. Rosenstock
Hoge
Harry J. Ring
Huse
Charter
Tacob Noluenstock
Hed
Hage Co
Nicotine 5
Meo
Acol
Rusenwi
Atta Conneent Ponchin Bith Ps
Dent Feeb Rusenstack
Thomas J. Zim- Millard
Nup
Robert EL Petuplaine
Vant Secretars
AL Atleearer Thom “Tors
Pdwarnt T
Mer Angier
Harry Wo Bowers
Noah Ketauver
Great Council of Maryland, I. O. M
Braddock
Doub
Brokaw
Copper Company
Albert S. Brown
Daniel J. Young
Elizabeth R. Aim
Ineyman
Albert W. Burkhart
John King
Yellow Springs
Saumleh W. Forney
Ros
J Dutraw
Corpeuhionae
The
Man’s College
American Salvation Army
Laymen's Missionary Movement
Vosen
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. D. Baker
J. D. Barbi
WM. G. Zimmierman
Cashler
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashler Directors
Geo
War
Sariru
WL. Maller
Joan
Rassouna
Phanie
Baker
War G, Baker
C.H. Canney
M. Thomas
Be Oline
Br Repaayer
L. Faroe
Juvge
J.C. Morrer
J. Bakre
A. Kate Gittingiel
Alan
Tosti
John D. Hendrickson
Ue Furs
Confort
Lugiue
REEMA
Prunelli
Phluit Prunella
Jack Volle
Prunella
Punch Batiste
Neidig & Miller
Dig
Miller
Maby Tea
D&e
Tor Chiron Tye Wess
sTe Ward
Wiley Syeqtlers
Wale
Ase Uit
Uttibee
Ag Gintke
Dieu's
Ste
Williamson ’S Drug Store
Rexall
Hottie
Williamson's Diu Ltd
York City
Cleanink and Dye Works
Schmidt & Gilbert, Agts
Double Bie
Cutey
Loule Joe
Caruso
Victor Records
Shepleys
Putnam Miller Co
M Annie Beaufelder
Fourth Street
David Cramer
Walkeraville, Md
Frederick Co
Thouc
AM. Culler
James Merchant Tailor
Abe V1
South Market Sr
Caruso Records
Harneics Drug Store
Caruso Gusty
Nodak Farly
Krecen Ed Coma
Hear
Kodak City
Riuplew
Riehs 8 Norte
M. L. Etchibon’s
Gay and Night
Eyciwson Furniture
M. L. Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Wlzd Wly
Thos. P. Rice
Ipnomas PR. Kh
Maret Street
Harry G. Tritapoh
Lewistown
Rocaere
New Farm
Buck
Edericl
Eins
Aderes
Ederick
Frederick Sunction
Utica
B. Chandl & Madles
Rocky Be
Hockville
Court ST
W. Frederick
Young & Staley
Gale
Went Patrick Street
Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Agt
S. Frederick, Md
Keller & Myers
Kelley & Alyiers
Lal
Eleganul
St. Alais
U Pais
Uth
Eorber Court
Sn Sts
Cramer & Stauffer
Raner
Stauffer
Court Street
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Cramer
Al.landis
Newsparerdh Ghiye
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