Daily History notes and astronomical events for June 19 1794 era
June 19 1794 entry notes Richant Henry Lee as first to introduce independence resolutions and his death after a birthplace listed as 17382. 1867 Massimiliano, Mexican emperor, shot at Querétaro by republicans. born 1832. 1915 battleship Arizona launched at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Astronomical events list evening stars Saturn Mars and morning stars Jupiter Venus Mercury with Hydra visible from west to south in early evening.
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Richant Henry Lee
Masxtuilian
Mexico
Queretaro
Arizona
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Hydra
Fragile OCR Clippings Highlight Local Notices and Names
Partial readable lines mention people and places such as Thomas Kemp, Pete Bennett, Greenawalt, Karl Jacobson, E Patrick Street, 309 Market Street, Samuel Strine, Box 3 Frederick, John Hershberger, S. Lewes, Walkersville Union Picnic, J. B. Hickman, and Wm E Heffner. May reflect community notices or events with limited context.
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Kemp Pete Bennett
Greenawalt
Braddock
Karl Jacobson
E. Patrick St
S. Market St
Samuel M. Strine
Frederick
John Hershberger
Presbyterian S
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick
Mrs Martha J Davidson widow of John H Davidson died Sunday at 8 am at 616 West South Street from paralysis. Survived by daughter Alice, son William S of Chicago, sister Mrs Theodore Hoffman of Westminster. funeral Wednesday at 11 30 at home, Mt Olivet Cemetery. C E Cline in charge. Calvin Liby colored died Friday night near Walkersville aged 55. Survived by two daughters and four sons. Funeral at Rock Chapel, interment Greenmount Frederick. Putman and Barton funeral directors. Infant Elmer Schell son of Mr and Mrs Jesse P Schell died Sunday morning at 433 West South Street and buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice undertaker.
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Martha J. Davidson
John H. Davidson
West South Street
Alice
William
Chicago
John and
Catherine Snook
Keysville
Carroll County
Theodore Hoffman
Westminster
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Calvin Luby
Calvin Liby
Walkersville
Rock Chapel
Greenmount Cemetery
Frederick
Putman and
Barton
Elmer
Schell
Jesse P. Schell
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Funeral Notices for Householder Nelson Goins and Others
Miss Kate Compher Householder funeral held at 2 PM at Thomas P. Rice Parlor with Rev J R Ridenour presiding. Interment in Lutheran cemetery at 3 30 PM in Middletown. John Nelson funeral yesterday at 10 AM at Buckeystown Church with Rev Henry Herd. Pallbearers listed. Lawson Goins funeral at 9 AM at his home 607 Klinehart Alley with Rev Fr John Lee Collins. interment Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice again noted as funeral director.
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Kate Compher Householder
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
J. R. Ridenour
United Brethren Church
Middletown
Luthern
John Nelson
Buckeystown
Henry Herd
Edward Nelson
John H. Bowie
Wilbert Johnson
J. R. Johnson
Webster Johnson
Irving Johnson
Hope Hill
Lawson Goins
Klinehart Alley
John Lee Collins
Greenmount Cemetery
Among the sick and divorce case in local notices
Mr. Christopher Woerner of North Market Street is somewhat improved after Friday illness. Mr. Harry Watling on North Rentz Street fell yesterday, badly lacerating limbs. Donald Kren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreh on West Patrick Street, is very ill with measles. Mrs. Ethel A. Hoffman through Rene S. Karp files for absolute divorce from husband Clarence W. Hoffman.
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Christopher Woerner
North Market Street
Harry Watling
North Rentz Street
Donald Kren
Leonard Kreh
West Patrick Street
Ethel A. Hoffman
Rene S. Karp
Clarence W. Hoffman
Fell from bicycle leaves man with head injuries
Bord Penton about 25 son of Nelson D Penton of Buckers toan fell from his bicycle while descending the hill beyond the cemetery yesterday afternoon. He was painfully cut and bruised about his head and brought to the residence of his brother Henry Penton on West AD Saints' street in a buggy by Policeman Fraley where his injuries were dressed.
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Bord Penton
Nelson D. Perton
Buckerstoan
Henry Penton
Fraley
New City Officials Take Oath and Start Board Work
Frederick's new administration opened today with Mayor Lewis Fraley and the board taking oaths. Henry Abbott and Charles Lewis led a divided election for president before Kemp won clerk, then the board adjourned to executive session amid a looming stalemate on appointments.
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Lewis
Frederick
Court House
Lewis H. Fraley
Henry H. Abbott
Charles H. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Clinton B. Willard
Keme
Alderman Lewis
Jacob H. Schmidt
C. Edwin Kemp
Alderman Abbott
Schmidt
Alderman Willard
Kemp
Willard
Mayor Fraley
Fraley
Abbott
Freley
Old Board
Lloyd C. Culler
Edward J. Smith
City Register
McCaffrey
Phobus
Grove
Smith
Phebus
Gas lines extended to eastern section of Frederick
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company plans extending gas service from below the Union Manufacturing Co plant to the eastern Fair Grounds, a span of over half a mile. Although the $100 plus cost will not recoup immediately, officials foresee a bright residential future and aim to begin promptly. An earlier Park avenue extension toward West Seventh near the City Hospital was also considered to serve six to eight homes as new houses rise with gas and electricity.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick
Hagerstown
Park Avenue
City Hospital
West Seventh
County's Fundion Interest Awarded To Bank
Frederick County for the first time will receive interest on daily balances held by the county treasurer. The rate is four percent, with Commercial State Bank chosen after two bids. The contract runs while the treasurer Roger G. Harley remains in office, a four year term per the 1914 act. This precedes the school board’s earlier move to pay interest on daily balances.
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Frederick County
Commercial State Bank
Roger G. Harley
the News
Grove contests demand recount after contested election
Democrat John H Grove petitions court to recount the election results for alderman claiming ballots improperly thrown out that should have been counted. He cites similar petitions by Clifford Doll and involves figures Ken and Buckey. Mt Airy Horse Show plans feature a farmers picnic and amateur and professional rider tournaments at Highland Park with bands and entertainment.
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John H. Grove
C. Allen Jones
Board of Aldermen
Clifford N. Doll
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
George A. Pearce, Jr
D. Princeton Buckey
Ken
Mr. Oll
Mt. Airy
Highland Park
Grove
Taylorstown Cornet Band
Morgan Chapel Cornet Band
Frederick Select Orchestra
John Ty McCastin
Baltimore
Mrs Hickman Out on Bail in Corroborated Case
Mrs. Nettie Hickman appeared before the court on habeas corpus proceedings and was released on a five thousand dollar bail for the September grand jury action. Attorneys Reno S Harp and John Francis Smith represented her. She has stayed at Montevue with her children since the coroner's jury failed to reach a verdict. The bill was supplied by eight representative citizens.
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Hickman
Nettie Hickman
William Hickman
Reno S. Harp
John Francis Smith
Society to Meet at Charities Building June 26 Evening
A special meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is scheduled for Tuesday evening, June 26, at 7 o'clock, at the Federated Charities Building. Bertha Trail, Secretary, provides notice to the public. Will not be responsible for debts contracted by wife Mary Ellen Heffner. William Be Heffner. Gard of.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Federated Charities
Bertha Trail
Mary Ellen Heffner
Hedges Farm Sale Sets Frederick County Record
John M. Potter of McKeesport Pa buys the Licurgus Hodges farm near Hansonville for 37500 dollars, the largest Frederick county price. Potter plans cattle breeding and general farming, moves possession April 1 1917, residence in Frederick city until then. Farm totals 235 cultivated acres with 40 woodland. nine-room modern house heated by hot water with acetylene night lighting. Grayson Staley broker in the negotiations.
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Frederick County
Licurgus Hodges
Humphrey
Hansonville
John M. Potter
McKeesport
Grayson Ho Slaley
Potter
Frederick
Claude ©. Clemson
Naomi T. Clemson
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Staley
Mathias
Hedges
Clemson
Mr. Staley
Hargett
Baltimore Pike
Michael
Strawberry festival and public notices from local schools
The Junior Department Presbyterian Sunday School hosts a strawberry festival on Tuesday evening June 20 on the lawn of Mrs. Geo. Dean 204 Rockwell Ter offering strawberries ice cream cake and candy. The Gospel Mission Workers host a festival June 22 23 and 24 at 400 West Patrick Street. Baseball items reference Frederick Gettysburg of Blue Ridge League with dates June 129 and 2A and a game at Agricultural Park starting 3 45 PM. Miscellaneous ads include lawn mower sharpening service Frank James Jr engine house notices and auction or sale postponements due to weather.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
The
Gospel Mission Sorkers
West
Patrick Street
Gettysburg of
Blue Ridge League
Agricultural Park
Town Store Ad Promotes Dresses, Shirts, and Accessories
John D Hendrickson ad lists summer apparel for ladies and men including shower prook garments, tennis shirts, and outdoor wear. Items feature prices from 1.00 to 1.50 with fabrics like Corduroy and Linen Suiting and accessory goods such as handkerchiefs and corsets. Department store open for season, showcasing fabrics, capes, parasols, and undergarments.
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Daily News
Washington, D. C
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Star
Negligen & Silks
Empire
Eureka Dc Dances
Festival
Stive
Walkersville Union Picnic Manks
J. B. Hickman
Otice
Wm. E. Heffner
Niewepa Perbachhe
NEW City
C. H. Lewis
C. E. Kemp
Mr . O. Krise
Chice Krise
York
Wlc Krise
East
Canneh Street
Leonard Allison
George Hailer
Ara Carroll Etchison
Washington Yesterdar c
J. H. Grove
C. A. Jones
Wm, BE. Heffner
Retreat Grove
Yellow Springs
Mansic
J. M. Potter
Frederick A
Thomas Kemp
Cali
Frank James. Jr
Etow
Fifth St
Salis
Packard
Ens
South Market Street
Whistos Garate Doea General
Briscoe & Regal Service Station
N. Market St
Citizens’ National Bank
Sumliens’? National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Wm, G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Wm, G. Zimmerman
Vecess Cashier
John D. Hendrickson
Housh
J. D. Hendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph Medivit
Neidig & Miller
John
Ramabury
Wm. G. Baker, Co
M. Thomas
D. E. Kefauver
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P. L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J.H. Gambrill, Jr
Poplin
Old Rose
Copenhagen
TNE
Thompson
Real Est., Mort. & Inn, CO
Fire Insurance
Potts & Griffin
Hamilton Street
Automobile Insurance
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederickelty
Pytvian Castle
Royal Society
X. Ad Mantz
L. C. Willis
New Market
Monrovia
Court ST
Sena
the News Office
Thomas PB. Rice
Brederick, MD
Euneral
Marewood D. Harp
Woodsboro
Marewood
HARP
Pythian Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Wk. Ton
Electric Rail Road
Insurance
Albaugh & Harrington
Prederick City
Cramer & Staffer
Court Street
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