Notable events in American history spanning 1841 to 1912
The item lists events from 1841 to 1912 including Alexander Macomb's death after the War of 1812, a failed 1863 Federal attack at Fort Hill, Custer's 1876 Little Big Horn casualties, and the 1912 Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. It also notes astronomical occurrences with evening Mercury and morning stars Venus Jupiter and the Altair in Aquila near the eastern horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Macomb
Plattsburg
Fort Hill
Vickaburg
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
Baltimore
Mercury
Venus
Altair
Aquila
Community gathering described with good fellowship noted
A fragment describes a gathering where refreshments were served and a spirit of good fellowship prevailed among attendees. The text emphasizes cordial atmosphere and shared enjoyment without detailing participants or exact occasion.
Sick List and Court of Appeals Decree in Beinbrink Case
Among the sick residents Frederic and Vicinity report Miss Louise F. Davis and Miss Gertrude Haberkorn ill on East and West South streets. Haberkorn improves and can be about. The Court of Appeals affirms a deed dispute by George Reinbrink and Fannie Schultz against Mary E. Fox over about seven acres in Mt Pleasant district. Maryland lawyers Urner, Wood & Wood for appellants. Stoner & Weinberg for Mrs Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Louise F. Davis
South ‘Street
Gertrude Haberkorn
West South Street
Court of Appeals
Molter_ and Peters
George J. Reinbrink
Fannie BE. Schultz
Mary E. Fox
Barbara E. Beinbrink
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland
Messrs
Milton G. Urner, Sr
Wood & Wood
Stoner & Weinberg
Mary EB. Fox
Social Tea Guests At Court Square Home
Miss Cornelia McSherry hosted a large tea at Court Square from 4 pm to yesterday afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Ellen Baker of Berryville Virginia. About fifty guests attended with service by Mrs. Caroline Ross Rodgers and Misses Anne Rohiex Theresa Trail Margaret Ford and Florence Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia McSherry
Court Square
Ellen Baker
Berryville
Caroline Ross Rodgers
Anne Rohiex
Theresa Trail
Margaret Ford
Florence Lamar
Governor Pardons Louis M Nixdorff in Maryland case
Governor Philips Lee Goldsborough grants an immediate pardon to Louis M Nixdorff, convicted at the February term of Frederick County Circuit Court on charges of securing money by false pretenses and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The pardon, sealed and read at the clerk’s office, signals Nixdorff’s return to Frederick amid local commentary on the case. Separately, a bear sighting spurred a Waynesboro party to drive away from Jack Mountain, a Sunday incident near Gettystown. A Frederick Sunday School Workers meeting is planned for tonight at United Brethren Church, with Rev. Hummerlaubh and others leading sessions and music featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
M. Nixdout
Friederick
Philips Lee Goldsborough
Nixdorff
Fredtie
Mountain Road
George.l. Strine
Waynesboro
Gettysboro
Strine
Jacks Mountain
Frederick
Aeid
United Brethren Church
EK. i Hummerlbaugh
J. J. Ringer
Henn L. G. Kieffer
E. H. Lamar
Z. Welty Fahracy
Messrs
Henry HW. Abbott
WL EL Kindley
Oscar B. Col- Tentz
Wlw. Doub
Miss Dutrow Bride of Mr Emmert L Shafer
A June 18 wedding united Miss Currie Dutrow and Bert L Shafer at the Church of God parsonage in Carrollton Maryland. Rev John H Gongo, brother in law of the groom, performed the ceremony. The bride wore white silk with gloves and slippers and carried sweet peas. The parlor was crowded as guests witnessed the solemn service. Mr and Mrs Geo C Shafer of Mocky Springs are the groom’s relatives. the bride is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Gladyle Dutrow of Yellow Springs. Afterward, refreshments were served in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God -Parsonage
Carrollton
Currie Dutrow
Bert L. Shafer
Frederica County
John H. Gongo
C.” Shater
Mocky Springs
Gladylle Dutrow
Yellow Springs
Firearm Prohibition Ordinance Enforced in Frederick 1913
Frederick officials announce strict enforcement of Section 10 of Ordinance 11 Peace and Order prohibiting guns and explosives on streets before after the Fourth of July 1913. Police on duty, heavy fines for violations, bail may be set for concealed weapons under Article 27. Mayor Lewis M. Fraley signs official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Corfe
Lewis If
Fraley
Braddock Cottage For Rent in Frederick Md
Cottage at Brad dock Heights offered for rent after failure to sell. C. E. CLINE of Frederick Maryland states a reasonable rental rate is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Cottage
Braddock Heights
C. E. Cline
Frederick, Md
Warry J Kefauver Joins F.G. Thomas & Son Firm
Announcement states Warry J Kefauver is now associated with F.G. Thomas & Son Insurance at 20 West Patrick Street. The firm promises prompt attention for business placed through Kefauver. Subscribers urged to subscribe to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry J-Kefauver
F.G. Thomas & Son, Insurance
West Patrick St
Washington Boy Arrested Here for Six Months House of Correction
A Washington boy who ran away from home was arrested in town and ordered held for six months in the house of correction. The hearing, before Justice Aaron R. Anders, involved a dispute at Benezer church yard where a youth struck another boy with a stone, leading to detention. Also noted: Samuel J. Contee and Mary Brown, both colored, were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct on Broadway and to have a hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Reilley
House of Correction
Bela
Pyan
Data Panion
William Binith
Youtt
Tams
Urbatia
Decoureey Koya
Aaron
R. Andersinis
le Hauver
Benezer Church
Ion Fille
Dieter
Samuel J.contee
Mary
Brown
Broadway
Justice Posey
Braddock picnic at Mercer Grove Clifton station Aug 9 1913
Sealed bids for exclusive right of sale will be received until July 14 noon by G. As Webster Rout 5 Frederick Md Impd O R O M. The Chippewa Tribe Red Men will light a council fire at Pythian Castle building on June 26 at o'clock p m. John H Bennett Chief of Records. Dancing School Thursday 8 o'clock then a 9 o'clock soiree. Sale of tomato and cabbage plants by WM Anderson 322 W Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great’ Braddock
Mercer’ Grove
Clifton Station
H. and P.R. W
Impd
Pythian Castle Association
John H. Bennett
Notice to City Taxpayers From Tax Collector
Notice to city taxpayers urging prompt payment of taxes and street paving debts to avoid forced collection. Tax Collector Mam Caffrey states term expired and demands full settlement without further indulgence. January 29, 1402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
For Sale Store Dwellings and Stock of Merchandise
A damaged ad fragment offers a for sale notice for a store, dwellings, and stock of merchandise in a bustling railroad town. Buyers are invited to inquire about farm and house options in Frederick and Braddock Heights, plus insurance and bonding offerings from multiple firms and locations including Martinstrz West Virginia and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Martinstrz
W. Va
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Remington, Smith-Fremler & Monarel
Sirens
Tates
St. End
Handsome farms offered for sale by agent
Call CHAS. T. K. YOUNG for several fine farms offered in the county. A 117 acre Urbana tract under cultivation with splendid buildings, a very handsome Frederick county farm of 285 acres, and a two acre Middletown Valley listing near BL and O BR FR. Many properties with fruit, water, and brick houses. Call to view and obtain a catalogue.
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Urbana
Knoxville
BL & O BR
Middletown Valley
Sontiaber
Frederick County
Spley
Union Bridge
W.ml RR
Pike
Keller and Toms Real Estate and Insurance Ad
Keller and Tons Real Estate Loans Bonds and Insurance opposite City Hotel. Phone 242 W Frederick Maryland. Valuable Frederick County farms and city property for sale at bargains. Insurance of all kinds Fire Life Accident and Industrial. Agents for the American Bonding Company of Baltimore. Give us a call and be convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Hickman
Dones
Frederick County
Keller & Tons
City Hotel
Frederick
Gale
American Bonding Company
Baltimore
Farm properties and city parcels for sale near Frederia Monrovia and Mt Pleasant
A terse advertisement lists several farms and business properties for sale including a five acre farm four miles from Frederia, a Se acre farm near Monrovia, a one acre farm for Mt Pleasant, and a business property at Ladiesburg. The seller offers to show properties and mentions a complete list of city properties in two sizes with prices across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Ladiesburg
Mt. Pleazant
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the Daily News
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Sige
Louis M. Nixdorfe
Frederick Man
State Penitentiary
Harner's Drug Store
Miss Dutrow
MR. Emmert L. Shafer
Rocky Springs
J. H. Gonso
WTO
Iful Alora
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Phan
Silvester
G. As Webster
Miss Ritchie
WM. Anderson
W. Patrick Street
Mam Caffrey
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
J.D. Bakers
Wm,g. Bakor
Wmg. Zimmerman
Samuel’g Duvald
Reminder
Pearre's
Drug ‘Store OF
Market ST
John D. Hendrickson
Princess
Winny
Disturant
Chine
Hickman
Albaugh & Harrington
ANCHE
Brengle
Ainsurange
Couttr
Ivof
Letty
Firat
Rememby
Chas. T. K. Young
Pythian Castle Building
Keller & Toms
M. LA Astchison
BTORG
Fundral Dirotor
Marray's
Clarksb
Thurmont
Comus
Creagerston
Rees
Frede
Lewistown
Walkersville
LeGore
Reisterstown
Freder
Frederiae
William
Smith
Court Street
Ind
Montgomery
Woodadero
Fredererick
Brunswick
Thormont
Jeferaon
New Market
Cic & Business
IsnIawFly
Nhowenare
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