Commodore Bainbridge Died. July 28 1833 History Note
Daily History for July 28 1833 notes Commodore William Bainbridge, born 1774, died. It also records 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia, Russia moving troops, 1915 Haitian revolutionaries attacking Port au Prince and deposed president Guillaume. Submarine casualties listed for British merchant ships. Astronomical events described with planet rise times.
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Daily History
William Bainbridge
Austria
Servia
Russia
Port Au Prince
Guillaume
Shipley's Seeger & Co. Sahadita tied-up matter
In a terse note, H. F. Shipley references Seeger & Co. Sahadita, indicating a business matter or inquiry. The fragment names the firms and a product or project but provides no dates or outcomes. Further context would clarify the dispute or transaction involved.
The Work of Death
Richard Neal a 76 year old colored Baltimore man died yesterday at 6 15 am at his daughter's home Mrs J G Bryant West Third Street He had been in Frederick since last April suffering from Brights disease He leaves one daughter Mrs Bryant The body will be sent to Baltimore on the 450 train for funeral services Saturday with Thomas P Rice in charge of arrangements
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Richard Neal
Baltimore
J. G. Bryant
West Third Street
Frederick
Bright
Bryant
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas P. Rice
Funeral notices and a bar admission for Carroll Hendrickson
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Kline was held at 2 30 this afternoon from 8 West Seventh street with Rev J A Ditzler officiating. Interment in Mt Olivet cemetery followed with pallbearers named. James Bentley, colored, died after being struck by a train and will be buried tomorrow at 2 in Asbury Church and Greenmount cemetery. Carroll H Hendrickson, son of Mr and Mrs J D Hendrickson, passed the Oregon bar exam. 57 of 79 passed. He recently completed the University of Oregon law program and is visiting his city home.
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Harry Kline
West Seventh Street
J. A. Ditzler
Charles Klipp
M. F. Lease
George W. Nagle
Guy Blackston
Charles P. Troxell
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
Mt. Olivet
BP. Rice
James Bentley
Montevue Hospital
Asbury M
Greenmount Cemetery
Oregon
Ash
Hendrickson
Edward P. Thomas
C. Newton Thomas
East Second Street
State Board of Examiners
Tomas
Frederick
Boys’ High School
University of Maryland
Brunswick Mayor Transfers Small Property Bid
Mrs C A Spence of Zentz Apartments recovering after appendectomy at City Hospital. The Mayor and Council of Bruns wick deed 48 square feet of land to Carroll R Marker for $50.
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C. A. Spence
Zentz Apartments
City Hospital
Brunswick
Carroll R. Marker
Freckle Remedy Offers Free Trial and Money Back
An ad promises a freckle removal remedy with a money back guarantee. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for double strength otbine and to purchase an ounce of ethine do able strength to treat freckles, claiming quick results with little cost if effective.
Accident Report Sparks Rumor to Frederick Readers
Miss Lacey and her sister Lillian Lacey were killed and badly injured in an Erie Pennsylvania railroad crossing collision while traveling with their mother to Saratoga Springs. Relatives in Pittsburgh and Frederick learned of the tragedy via Shriner in Frederick and hurried to Pittsburgh. The accident occurred near Erie as the auto was struck by a train. Mrs Lacey’s fate remained uncertain. The body of Miss Lacey was to be sent to Philadelphia for burial.
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Misa Laura Lacey
Misa Lillian Lacey
Erie
Edward D. Shriner
Frederick
Shriner
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Frank R. Stoner
Martin Moore
Pittsburgh
Lacy
Lacey
Stoner
Moore
Miss Lacey
Philadelphia
Reunion date set for late July at Braddock
The Methodist Reunion at Braddock named next year’s gathering for the last Thursday in July. Morning Love Feast and devotional services were led by Rev. D A Lytle with principal address by Rev. Wedder spoon. Afternoon featured devotionals and a main speech by Rev. L B Smith and the Mr Airy Mate Quartette performing temperance songs.
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Braddock
D. A. Lytle
W. R. Wedder Spoon
L. B. Smith
Mr. Airy Mate
Dr Cort Visitor Here in Frederick From Cumberland Valley
Rev Dr Cyrus Cort arrived in Frederick from the Cumberland Valley yesterday on his way home to Overlea from an Enoch Brown Association meeting at Fort Loudon Pennsylvania. The body elected Hanbecker as successor to the late General W D Dixon and discussed monument plans at Fort McCord and Fort Loudon. Cort aims to help mark Fort McDowell from the Braddock era with cooperation from McDowell kinfolk and the PennsylvaniaHistorical Commission before snowfalls. He visited his daughter Mrs Dutrow and called on Prof Forrester at the Maryland State School for the Deaf, noting their long friendship and Forrester’s prior Deaf school work.
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Cyrus Cort
Frederick
Cumberland Valley
Overlea
Enoch Brown
Fort McDowell
Braddock
McDowell Kinsfolk
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Cort
J. Dutrow
Clarke Place
Forrester
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Prof
Deaf and Blind
Baltimore
Fifteen Thousand Attend Lutheran Reunion At Pen Mar
A large crowd estimated at 15,000 gathered at Pen Mar for the thirtieth annual reunion of Lutherans from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. In Montgomery County the Sunday School Association met in Washington Grove with many workers present and officers elected: FE Wilson Walker Gaithersburg president Reuben Baker Colesville vice president Fred H Grimm Gaithersburg secretary Daisy Magruder Rockville treasurer. J Fessler Haller of Rockville was awarded a university scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania through Prof Burgee and admitted unconditionally.
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Pen Mar
Park
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
J. Fessler Haller
University of Pennsylvania
Burgee
Victor Records and Hose Sale at Busy Corner
Local ad page promotes August Victor Records by Caruso and others and a one week hose sale at H F Shipley s Corner Store. Also notes community festival in Braddock and public dance at Mount Pleasant with Moose Orchestra. Grocery listings and various markets appear, inviting readers to visit for records, foods, and household goods.
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Diamond
Beagle
Victor Records
Victor
Arcs
Lewis Lochner
Notnagle & Co
Braddock School
Frederick Loan Co
Caruso
Destiny
Gluck
McCormack
Farrar
Gadski
Kreisler
Garrison
Schuman Heink
H. F. Shipley
Gong
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Mount Pleasant Tournament Ground
Moose Orchestra
Lewis F. Lochner
Taday
H. FP
Shipley's
City Panel Weighs Street Repairs and Prison Labor
Frederick leaders meet at City Hall to plan street improvements funding. discussion centers on using city prisoners for labor and quarry work to cut costs while considering repairs on East Patrick and West Patrick gutters. Street committee to assess hitching on side streets near Market Street and other local priorities. Moscow Museum of Opicular ture marks fiftieth anniversary.
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Frederick
Jalil
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
West Patrick Street
Derr
Market Street
Fifth Street
South Street
County Treasurers Schedule for Week of July 31, 1916
Schedule of county treasurer visits and public notices for the week ending August 6 1916. Locations include Johnevile Unionville Woodville Hauvers Braddock Brunswick Walkersville and public sales and church events with speakers and bands. Also notices for legal business and a market sale.
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Roger G. Harley
Johnevile
Stoner's
Parasol and apparel sale with farm real estate offer
A Frederick area ad lists women and children clothing at deep discounts including corsets parasols and silk items with prices and values. It also promotes two farms and a fire business property with land and buildings for sale near Woodsboro, plus contact details for Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co and manager John N. Clary.
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Frederick
Land auction listing with multiple farms for sale
A fragmented ad offers several farms for sale near Frederick and Mt. Airy. Listings include 78 acres with a brick house and bank barn, 167 acres highly cultivated, 200 acres along State Road four miles from Frederick, 83 acres with a house and outbuildings adjoining Mt. Airy, 128 acres near Mt. Airy, and 181 acres with buildings between New London and Mt. Airy. Each parcel advertised as a bargain or fine home site with varying improvements.
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Frederick
Lewistown
New Market
Monrovia
State Road
Mt. Airy
New London
Ety Write
Teeliey
City
College Park
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Vega
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Jay Bargains
Davis Garage
Third St. John Francis Smith
R. Dertzbaugh
Seeger & Co
A. F. Shipley’s
Decker A LO
H. F. Shipley’s
Oes Seeger & Co. Sahadita
Wind Brieg
Frederik
Methodist
Jennie Smith
Harpers Ferry
Raiload
Jennie
A. L. Hoda
T. E. Stacy
W. C. Montagni
Cumberland
Emma Southerland
Spencer
Philip Spencer
Hahn
Roderick
A. G. Bourne
Unity
Montgomery County
Ella L. Gover
Jacob L. Gover
Japan
DR. Cort
Stope
Memorial Association
Good Eats
Fred.k. Co
Gittinger's Grocery
Victor Service
Adv
Moscow Museum of Opiculture
Europe
Unionville
C. A. Lindsay
Woodville
Wilson
Hauvers
Warner's
Webster's
Peoples’ Bank
Walkersville
Walkersville Savings Bank
Doubs M. E
Nleni
Smith's Grove
Ballenger
Great Braddock Ptentc
Mercer
Clifton
Moose
Middletown
Hedges and Hartman
Poffenbarzer
Woodsboro
Wm. E. Brown
Thos, Hare
J. Gladhill
East Saint St
Moses Fisher
Wm. E. Darner
Myy
Leo Weinberg
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Reno S. Warp
W. Patrick
Helical Reformed
Kefauver
Mullinix
Forest Grove
Moose Band of
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Appleaded
Dame Fashion
WM. G. Daker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
J. D. Hendrickson
Joseph McDivit
Neidig & Miller
John 8. Ramebur, Wm
G. Baker
M. Thomas
E. Kefauver
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. P. L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
John N. Clary
L. O. Willis Farm
W. Patrick Street
Fire Insurance
Storm Insurance
Automobile Insurance
Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estate and Insurance
Market St
North Market Street
Marewood D. Harp
Lasstow
Thurmont
Sherty
Walkeraville
Woodaboro
Lewistows
Urina
Male
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castile Building
Grayson
Staley
Potts & Griffin
Court BT
Inqourance
Commercial Printing
Berd
the News Office
Frederick City
Cramer & Staupfer
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick, R
Grayson H. Mercer
Jan Castle Building
Frederick, Ma
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