July 25 in American History Battle of Niagara Falls
The entry recalls General Winfield Scott leading 2000 Americans against 4500 British at Lundy’s Lane near Niagara Falls in 1814, Scott wounded twice and 842 U.S. casualties. It notes Sam Houston’s death in Huntsville Texas in 1903 and Elizabeth Taylor Danderage, a White House figure, in Winchester Virginia in 1924. Astronomical events mention planets Venus Mars Saturn Jupiter Mercury and a Cassiopeia apparition near the Milky Way at about 9 pm.
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Niagara Falls
Lundy's Lane
Canada
Winfield Scott
Scott
Ltk
Sam Houston
Texas
White House
Winchester
Bom
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Casseopeia
Bargains and notices mix from Market Street listings
A jumble of items lists sales and ads including Real Estate, help wanted, a lost bracelet at 211 N Market St, a salesman post, realty firms Potts Griffin and others, plus various local business names and notices tied to Columbus Knott and Utica names.
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Pripley
N. Market St
Colored
Fairview Nurseries Real Estate
Potts & Griffin
Lealance
Markwood D. Harp Die Dee Ee Carty’s
Ostitos Neidig & Miller
Markell & Ford Sethesnave
Empire
City Opera House
Columbus Knott
Thomas H. Haller
Fourth St
Vm. H. Ramsburg
the Marvel
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Recorded
In Baltimore Glenn Franklin Bowers and Blafich Estell Redmond both of Frederick William C Nonnally 29 and Isla Edwards 19 both of Baltimore. Charles Thomas 48 near Ridgeville and Alberta Gray 22 near Poplar Springs both colored. William Snoots 22 and Felicia Granville 19 both of Brunswick. George W Fogle and wife to Addiel Garber and wife real estate in county $2150.
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William C. Nonnally
Isla Edwards
Baltimore
Glenn Franklin Bowers
Blafich Estell Redmond
Frederick
Charles Thomas
Ridgeville
Alberta Gray
Poplar Springs
William Snoots
Felicia Granville
Brunswick
George W. Fogle
Addiel Garber
Social World Dance at Mt Airy Club invites Frederick guests
Invitations issued by Mt Airy Country Club call for a social at Wildwood Park Mt Airy on Friday July 31 at 9 o clock. Frederick residents were invited to attend this social event. A separate item notes a horse driven by Edgar Weller reared and plunged near Market Street square corner eventually falling near a sewer intake in front of the Frederick County National Bank. Some say the slope had been repaired to prevent falls. Prior to the change horses frequently fell there. Gordie Wilson aged 18 from Iron near Unionville was jailed awaiting grand jury action on disorderly conduct, arrest by Deputy Sheriff Frizelli. A young girl, who has served one term in the House of Correction, appeared before Justice Taylor at New Market. the court advised dealing with her case. Brunswick ward clerks in Baltimore today paid a return to clerks of the Car Service office, accompanied by rooters, with Collier and Ambrose as Brunswick batteries. Mrs Walter Stowey, injured with a broken right ankle while at her parents’ home in Mr Pleasant, is recovering at her Baltimore home under Dr Branam.
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MT. Airy
Mt. Airy Country Club
Wildwood Park
Airy
Frederick Persons
Edgar Weller
Square Corner
Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
Gordie Wilson
Iron
Unionville
Sherif Frizelli
House of Correction
Justice Taylor
New Market
Walter Stowey
Edward Cramer
Baltimore
Branam
Among the sick Meo doha Mc Caller on West Patrick Street
A note from West Patrick Street reports Meo doha Mc Caller is very ill. The entry records uncertainty about the illness and lack of other details.
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West Patrick Street
Frederick County Plans for Star Spangled Banner Centennial Parade
Frederick's executive committee names five members per district to oversee district displays in the industrial parade, aims to showcase county resources and agriculture, and requests floats and former resident rosters. Mayors from nearby cities may be invited, with a visit planned to Chambersburg for Home Coming Week. A fraternal day parade is proposed with a jubilee at the Prthian Castle and a 300-member Mountain City Lodge campaign. A tentative schedule runs September 11 to 14, including an address by President Wilson.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Ross
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Reno S. Harp
Harp
Frederick City
Prthian Castle
Mountain City Lodge
Wilson
Mountain City
Civic Club
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Hay scale removal sparks city official concerns
Mayor Fraley expects scales to move from the Courthouse guardianship while a special committee delays report. Possible site near the Municipal Lighting Plant faces railroad crossing hurdles, with cattle scales at Derr street under consideration for joint operation. Market Master Kiatae warns loss of revenue if scales relocate, as farmers may bale hay locally to avoid crossing the railway and Frederick.
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Counsel Street
Fraley
Derr Street
J. Henry Kiatae
Frederick
Bargains and Auctions at Arlington Hotel and Local Stores
Local ads list bargains from Garner including aluminum saucepans soap and toiletries, croquet sets, boys' suits, paper goods, and a Brownie camera with film service in Arlington. An auction by H R Snook at Arlington Hotel features beds, chairs, and other items. Also announced are the Utica Sunday School Picnic near George W. Miller's grove with special train cars from Frederick, and a Sunday Baltimore excursion from Frederick to Baltimore.
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Ile
Colgate
Arlington Hotel
W. H. Ramsburg
H. R. Snook
Utica
George W. Miller
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Days Organize for Fall Campaign Delegates to Convention
The Prohibition party County Central Committee met at the Y M C A with Rev. H. Keen re elected county chairman and Asa Watkins secretary and treasurer. Delegates to the September 24 Baltimore State Convention were named including Rev Avery Donovan Rev H O Keen Asa Watkins Rev F F Neel W L Purdum and W B K Whesler. Edward W Mills spoke on building up the Prohibition Party and the need for county wide organization. A harmony picnic is planned along the Monocacy in August with Sen John Walter Smith and Rep David J. Lewis scheduled to appear.
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LH. O. Keenay
Asa B. Watkins
Mt. Airy
Prohibition Party
Hei
Baltimore
Avery Donovan
Burkeystown
H. O. Keen
Asa Watkins
F. F. Neel
Frederick
W. L. Purdum
Monrovia
Hseis
Baughman
County Central Committee
United States
John Walter Smith
Davil J. Lewis
Local trades and notices from Frederick Maryland 1914
John M Hartman offers painted and galvanized tin shingles and iron at bargain prices from 309 East Third St Frederick Md Phone 548. Public notice to discontinue street sprinkling due to water shortage with possible fines. Public sale of two farms Samuel A Nusbaum property on Aug 15 1914 at Court House door. Great Braddock Union Picnic at Mrs Mercers Grove Clifton Station Aug 1914 with bands and speakers. Fish market and grocery sale listings including available stock and possession.
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John M. Hartman
East Third St
Frederick
Samuel A. Nusbaum
Court House
H. Nusbaum
Great Braddock Union
For Sale Modern Brick House 208 Elm Street
Real estate listing offers a modern brick house at 208 Elm Street for 3200 dollars with cash at closing. Sold by Jolliffe Real Estate on West Church Street.
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Elm Street
Pearre's Modern Pharmacy Offers Crobio Remedy
Vice President WM G Zimmerman endorses Crobio product from Pearre's Modern Pharmacy. It relieves wood ticks jiggers sunburn scratches bites of insects chafing and poison from flowers or weeds. Soothes sore muscles tired feet eyes and inflammations with a guarantee.
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Pearre
Local Notices and Advertisements From Frederick Md Area
sale and discount on aluminum ware enamelware and tin ware at 20 percent off. old wood for sale at 50 cents per load delivered. peaches by parcel post from Smillisthurs Md. Lookout Mt Orchard Co advertises mail order fruit. Home Building and Loan Assoc Frederick county issues shares and loans for real estate with 5.25 percent interest. Eight room brick house for sale at 1246 West Third Street with lot 83x194. WX FOLLIFPE Real Estate advertises property on West Church.
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KE. S
Morley & Bro
West Patrick Street
McCardel’s
Orchard
Lookout MT. Orchard CO
Smillisthurs
Lancelot Jacques
St. Mgr
West Third Street
Quick Tanner
Follifpe
Albaugh & Harrington
Mt. Airy
Montgomery County
Rockville
Creagerstown
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the Daily News
the News
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Blue Ribbon Grocery
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Brunswick Ward
Car Service
Collier
Ambrose
Bersburg
Central National Bank
Thane 1
Edison Blue Amherol Records
Shipley's Temple OF Fancy
HAGERSTOWN & FRED. RWY_ Co
Lowe
Miers
Els
See Ing
S. Market St
J. E. Waltman
Central Trust Co
H. C. Keen
A. B. Watkins
E. W. Mills
Republican County Central
QO. Keen
Kemptown
B. R. Carnahan
Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
Democrats
Lewis H. Fraley
Millers Fish Market
SN. Jolliffe
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Antes
H. D. Baker
Wee
WM. G. Zimmerman
Deehler
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph Medivit
Cashier
Geo
We. Smuith
Thomas H
Istien
John
Ramepusch
Danie
Barre
G. Baan
H. Conner
C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hancert
D. B. Kernevern
Joan
Newman
Joux
Motta
J. D. Baxem
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
BE. Church &J. Frederick
Maridly&whiy
John D. Hendrickson
Uie
Childrien
J.D. Buendick
Neidig & Miller
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre’s
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Telephone
WM. H. Knock
H. Knock
South Market Street
Frederick MD
the Reliable Furniture Dealer
Cramer & Stauffer
Carroll
Home Building and Loan Association
Moues
Commercial State Bank
C. B. Cline
M. L. Etcinson
Braddock No. 48
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
John N. Clary
Real Estate and Loans
Pike
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Grayson H. Mercer
Braddock
Shookstows
People’s Insurance
Warner Court
Eeerremronna Na Ipses
Harry G
Frederick Ty
Harry G Thitapor
Neal
Grayson H. Staley
Ealt Seventh Street
Court ST
T Rickman
Dogubs, MD
Doubs
Jeanie
Tlocks
B&o. RR
S. T. Wickman
Dours MD
Newspapre Bhuriy
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