Daily History July 18 1804 Juarez 1915 ship attack notes
President Lincoln consents to peace talks with Confederate agents. Benito Juarez born 1806 and dies 1872. he defeated Maximilian's imperial expedition. Italian cruiser Giuseppe Garibaldi sunk north of Cattaro while bombarding Austrian railway. Astronomical events note planet rise and constellations Sagittarius and Capricornus appearing about 9 p.m.
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Cate
Lincoln
Confederate States
Benito Juarez
Mexico
Juarez
Maximilian
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Cattaro
New Advertisements Today From Local Businesses
A column of classifieds and ads lists offerings from The Growing Bank Commercial and Empire W. N. Jolliffe, El Cline Electric Fans, Fred Gas & Elec Co, Hahn & Rowe, Grayson H. Mercer, and McCardell's. Items include for sale and for rent notices, rooms for rent, railroad wage notices, and help wanted. Also noted are a theater title The Woman Who Lied and a film The Snow Bird, with contact details like 629 N Rentz St and 121 W Patrick St. Phone 94m appears for an ice box request.
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EL Cline
Fred. Gas & Elec. Co
W. N. Jolliffe Empire
Snow Bird
Rentz St
Hahn & Rowe Boy
Hahn & Rowe Rooms
W. Patrick St
Grayson H. Mercer Railroad
R. R. Con
McCardell’s
Brunswick Store Closed After Attachments Against Huffman
Charles G Huffman of Brunswick sees his store shut after Sheriff Roderick places attachments on the property for over 240 dollars in favor of Wachter Brothers. A second attachment exceeding 80 dollars is issued by Justice August T Brust with Moore and Sponseller as plaintiffs. A warrant for Huffman’s arrest for issuing a worthless check to Moore and Sponseller for 20 dollars is noted, though payment was refused for lack of funds. Mrs Huffman is reported to take out the store license.
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Charles G. Huffman
Brunswick
Roderick
Wachter Brothers
Huffman
August T. Brust
Moore
Sponseller
Moore and Sponseller
Death of Cornelius D. Remsberg at Kenoma Mo
News from Kenoma Missouri reports the death of Cornelius D. Remsberg who died June 25. He was born September 14, 1837 in Lewistown, the son of Daniel and Mary Remsberg. He married Mary V. Bugher, then Sarah A. Michael in 1877. Survived by his wife and five children. He was a respected resident of Kenoma, with many mourners. Brothers-in-law John and Curtis Michael live in Frederick.
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Corneliue D. Remsberg
Kenoma
Cornelius D. Remsberg
Mr. Remsberg
Lewistown
This County
Daniel
Mary Remsberg
Mary V. Bugher
Walkersville
Sarah A. Michael
Adamstown
John
Curtis Michael
Frederick
Baltimore Real Estate Transfers and Local Tournament
Real estate deeds show Real Estate and Improvement Co of Baltimore City to Louise A Kelly and others in Brunswick for 1548 dollars. J Chester Joy and wife transfer land in the county to George E Fox and wife for 1300 dollars. Marriage license issued to Harry Walter Hill 21 and Elden Pearl Barnard 19 both of Brunswick. Third annual Mt Pleasant picnic and tournament set for July 26 in Honck's grove with H Dorsey Etchison as knight charge and Leo Weinberg giving the coronation address. Moose orchestra to play with prizes for professional and amateur divisions. A long list of judges and aides named. Also advertised letters in Frederick City Post Office Gentlemen’s: Dan McHugh, John H Sweeney. Ladies: Elian Holland, Mildred N Shook, Mrs Frederick White, Ella White. St John’s Catholic church fundraiser tournament at Forest Glen Montgomery County features address by Representative David J Lewis and H Doraty Etchison.
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Real Estate and Improvement Co
Baltimore City
Louise A. Kelly
Brunswick
J. Chester Joy
George E. Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Honck's Grove
Knights
H. Dorsey Etchison
Leo Weinberg
Moose Orchestra
R. Frank Sappington
D. E. Stone
H. Buckey
Warshal
Maynard Bucker
Aids
Joseph and
Charlie Lochner
Walter Hahn
Charlie Kintz
George Cronise
Harry Elsier
Darwin Burker
St. John’s Catholic Church
Forest, Glen
Montgomery County
David J. Lewis
H. Doraty Etchison
Frederick
Among the Sick. Pearce Out. Property Sold to Dr. Brooks
Attorney George A. Pearce, confined by illness, may be able to go out. Markwood Harp, real estate and insurance agent, sells Mrs. Mary Fisher’s two story property on East All Sainte street to Dr. C. S. Brooks. Sale terms are private.
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George A. Pearce
Markwood
Harp
Mary EK. Fisher
East All Sainte Street
Dr. C
Brooks
Shippers Benefit by a R Agreement in Frederick
Frederick railroads adopt a new plan effective August 15 allowing per car deliveries to shipper sidings and connections without extra charges. The change ends long standing complaints of discrimination and expands switching facilities, with B and O P R R and H and F Ry interchanging to deliver freight at the Frederick rate.
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Frederick
Morris Iron & Steel Company
Prouty
P. BR. R
Frederick Railroad
Frederick ‘Railroad Company
B&o
P.R. Ru
P. R.R
Baltimore
Willard
New 1917 License Tags Adopted by Commissioner Baughman
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles E. Austin Haughman announced a new 1917 motor vehicle license tag. The tag will feature a dark figure on a light green background with a hyphen after 10000. Height reduced from five to four inches to improve readability and space for the year.
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E. Austin Haughman
New York
Baughman
Fahrney Reunion August 10 At Hagerstown Park
The Fahrney family descendants of Dr Peter Fahrney will hold annual reunion August 10 at City Park Hagerstown with speeches by Rev Fahrney McKee J Wally Fahrney State's Attorney Omer T Kaylor and H D Emmert A Paring Odd Fellows reunion at Pen Mar plans to draw large crowds with cantonal drills and prizes The day includes a program and activities for Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia and the District of Columbia committees and officials will preside Dr G M Fisher of Washington county suffered a serious leg fracture in a roadside accident returning from Indian Springs
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Fahrney
Peter Fahrney
San Mar
Washington County
City Park
Hagerstown
United States
Maryland
Odd Fellows
Fisher
Big Pool
Indian Springs
G. M. Fisher
Stops Navigation On Canal After Break And Sinking
A ten foot break in the towpath bank of the C. and O. Canal at the Four Mile level near Dellingers widewater and a sunken loaded boat at the Williamsport aqueduct briefly close canal navigation. Samuel Fowler level walker spotted the break Sunday morning, averting potential serious damage. In Gettysburg, Rev. B F Clarkson, chaplain in chief of the G A R, recovered a Bible and Army Navy dictionary lost 53 years ago during the battle, returned by Mrs. Levi Leatherman of Thurmont after being missing for 63 years.
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C. & O. Canal
Dellinger
Williamsport
Samuel Fowler
Gettysburg
B. F. Clarkson
Walbrook Avenue
Levi Leatherman
Thurmont
Reconstruction Bill Aims at Hagerstown Post Office
Representative David J. Lewis introduced a bill in the Maryland Sixth District to fund 175000 dollars to demolish the present post office and erect a fireproof one story building with basement and 1000 square feet of ground area. An auto truck collision near Benevola severely injured William Coss his wife and child and George Mumma when Jacob Roexsner’s truck skidded and overturned, pinning occupants.
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P. D
Hagerstown
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Mondas
Upeets
William Coss
George Mumma
Jacob Roexsner
Benevola
Elected Director at Citizens National Bank
Merwin McKaig, president of Cumberland Life Company, was elected Monday a director of Citizens National Bank in Cumberland in place of Hugh A. McMullen who resigned as State Comptroller.
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Merwin McKaig
Cumberland Lhce
Citizens’ National Bank
City
Hugh A. McMullen
McCardett's seeks experienced soda water dispenser
Local notice announces a want ad for a skilled soda water dispenser at McCardett's with a confidential reply instruction. A separate caution mentions protection for a pet squirrel and warns against harming animals, citing the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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McCardett's
Sundar
the Society For Revention of Cruelty
State Traffic Law Supersedes Baltimore City Ordinance
The Maryland Attorney General says the new State traffic law overrides Baltimore Swann ordinance and all municipal rules on vehicle right of way at intersections. Cities may set reasonable rules not conflicting with state policy, but state law prevails where it governs speed and right of way.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Albert C. Ritchie
Motor Vehicles
Austin Baughman
Ritchie
General Assembly
Special Train and Baseball Notes for Pen Mar and Frederick
Special train service announces Pen Mar Reunion dates with extra cars from Middletown Braddock Heights Jefferson and Frederick for departures at 7.30 7.35 and 7.20 a m and returns from Pen Mar Park at 4 5 6 35 and 7 20 p m. Baseball game Chambersburg vs Frederick True Ridge League set for July 1 20 with games at 3 45 p m. Shares in Serica No 8 Home Building and Loan Association available with dues 50 cents a share, three and a half year series, earning over five percent. join via Commercial State Bank. William F. Filler president Edgar L. McBride secretary.
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Pen-Mar
Reformed Reunion
Pen Mar
Lutheran Reunion
Middletown
Staten
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Frederick
Pen-Mar Park
HAG
Fred. RY. CO
Chambersburg
Serica No
Home Building and Loan Association
Commercial State Bank
William F. Filler
Edgar IL McBride
Fancy Vars Reduced Prices Across Store in Baltimore Ad
In this sale notice from Frederick Maryland the store trims prices on a wide range of goods including fancy Volls fancy Vois sport skirting veils organdies parasols and linens. The advertisement lists multiple staff and officers including G Baker H D Baker WM G Zimmerman and John Ramsburg along with customer items such as linens dusters and crepe voile priced to clear after a rainy season closing out stock at maker costs.
Sale advertisement for clothing and fabrics from a past issue
A vintage price list highlights discounts on hosiery shirts corsets and undergarments for men and women. Items include children's hose 9c regular stockings 29c, ladies silk sweater 4.89, rain coats 3.48, crepe fabrics 18c, percale 86c yard, long white silk gloves 48c, Turkish towels 2.30 each and more.
Real Estate Investment Co. advertises property near Frederick
A fine business property with land and good buildings north of Frederick offers strong income. Possession available October 1. Call for particulars from Joan N. Clary, Manager at Office No 28 W Patrick Street. Includes fire storm and automobile insurance offerings.
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Frederick
Joan N. Clary
umMce
W. Patrick Street
Storm
Automobile Insurance
Historic Maryland Farmland Listings Describe Several Improving Farms
The listing describes multiple farms near Frederick and Mt. Airy with 200 acres on State Road four, improvements including houses and barns, and 128 to 121 acres under cultivation. Located near Mt. Airy and between New London and Mt. Airy, the properties are presented as bargains with substantial farm buildings and land ready for cultivation.
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New Market
Monrovia
New Market District
Frederick
Mt. Airy
New London
We are ready to issue short term Insurance on your crops
We offer short term crop insurance with immediate coverage. No need to wait for harvest as misfortune like lightning could occur earlier. Low cost, contact KSecre farm for special price two and a half miles from Woodeboro. High cultivation, splendid buildings, desirable property. Real Estate and Insurance aN. Market St. Phone 74-W.
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Ksecre
Woodeboro
Pont
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Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Sagittarius
Capricornus
the News
Washington, D. C
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C. G. Huffman
Harry Walter Hill
Elden Pearl Barnard
Frederick City
Dan McHugh
John H. Sweeney
Elian Holland
Mildred N. Shook
Frederick White
Ella White
Weill
Washington Star
Haughman
Swann
Joan D. Hendrickson
Thee
Bummer
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Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Veos
Wm, G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Wm, G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
J. D. Hendrickbon
Joseph McDivit
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D
Cc. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
HD. Baker
Newig
Mili
Sfor
Neidig & Mille
Attomeniie
L. O. Willis Farm
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
Ardment
Nouranes
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
John N. Clary
Thomas P.rior
Thomas P. Rice
Norti Market Street
Markwood D, Harp
Bern
Woodaboro
Marekwood
Castle
Brederick Ned
Grayson
Staley
Ler
Grayson H. Staley
Grataon
Mercer
Por Sal
Trolley
State Road
College Park
Motter
Iverite Insurance of
Teal Estate
Invorance, Laane and
Ronda
Pythian Castle Building
Albaugh & Harrington
Frederick Citt
Cramer & Staupfer
Court Street
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