American History Notes and Obituary Recap
The Daily News surveys key historical dates on March 11 including birth and death notes for Robert Trent Talne a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Benjamin West and Charles Sumner deaths. Senator Sumner’s Senate service and Lincoln era role. General Rosecrans’s death. Astronomical events feature a noon to noon window with a set of visible planets and stars.
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Boston
Robert Trent Talne
Benjamin West
Charles Sumner
Washington
Sumner
United States Senate
Lincoln
Committee On Foreign Relations
William Starke Roseersos
The Marvel at The Empire at in Wertheimer Tity Opera House
A readable fragment notes a performance titled The Marvel at The Empire scheduled at Wertheimer Tity Opera House. Details on dates or cast are unclear in the OCR fragment, but the event appears tied to the theater venue and era.
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In & Wertheimer Tity Opera House
the Marvel Oat the Empire
Local residents reported improving after illness and a public sale
Mrs Charles Brust and several neighbors were listed as recovering from sickness while others remained confined with grip or improving. Co O Keedy, trustee, held a public auction in front of the courthouse selling weekly deposits from Franklin Savings Bank totaling 2327.45 across multiple lots, with buyers including E H McBride and Edward Burke.
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Co. O. Keedy
W. E.darner
Franklin Savings Bank
E. H. McBride
EK. OH. McBride
EL i. McBride
D. A. Castle
Edward Burke
Gimount
Nothing Like ZEMO for Pimples Never
An old advertisement extols ZEMO as a universal skin remedy for pimples eczema and sores. It claims rapid absorption, complete clearing after a few applications and offers 25 cent or 1 dollar bottles sold by EW Rose Medicine Co St Louis with Frederick Ly tie Williamson Drug Store.
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Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Frederick Ly
Williamson
Keen Interest in Senate Fight Heats Up in Frederick County
The Frederick County Democratic scene tilts between organization leaders backing U S Senator John Walter Smith and a rising progressive wing aligned with President Wilson. A three cornered contest may unfold with Marbury entering and Col E Austin Bayzhman and Dr Benjamin Perry as potential county chair candidates. Debates and meetings are planned as leaders weigh loyalties and the fight over party direction.
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Frederick County
U. S
John Walter Smith
Citizen
Democratic Party
Smith
Wilson
Lee
Gorman
Contelled
Gren
Leg
Straus
Iward Marbury
Marbury
E Austin Bayzhman
Democrats
Binjamin Perry
Urbana
Mair Les
Big Vole Pier
Preston
Baltimore
Haa
Leadil
Wiham i. Marhurs
Ee Epgerm Sepater
Ted States
Senater Iohn
Walter Sah
Marriage Short Duration Deserter Held on Bond
Karl Berry an inspector with the State Roads Commission faced Judge Worthington on a charge of desertion from wife Mary F P Dixon after about a week of marriage. He testified he had $30 at marriage and spent it, could not support his wife, and sent her back to Frederick when funds ran out. Berry, a football and baseball player, was bound to pay his wife $3 weekly for a year and to stay civilly with her. Separately Barnet Posner opened a tailor shop at 105 West Patrick Street aiming to establish business in Frederick. Archne Pearce, arrested for flourish with a razor near Licksville, was released after the court found the evidence insufficient.
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Karl Berry
State Roads Commission
Worllington
Berry
Derry
Ele
Frederck
Mary FP. Dixon
Frederick
Worthington
Guy K. Motter
Barnet Posner
Baltimore
West
Patrick Street
Posner
Archne Pearce
Frank Wirtz
Licksville
Justice Posey
Local Fire Help and Spring Notices Then and Now
The Messrs. Smith thank the city fire departments for rapid work in extinguishing a blaze that threatened their East Second Street home last Sunday morning and extend gratitude to all who assisted. Millinery opening announced for Friday and Saturday March 14 and 15 by Mrs. De Kefauver at 34 West Patrick Street. Listings include cattle and hogs wanted with highest prices, telephones, a dancing school event, an Easter soirée on March 28, and a Busy Ladies Aid event at First Baptist Church on March 15. Also advertised: Easter suit sale, sewing patterns, seeds, tires, and a cake and candy sale by the Sewing Society of Evan Reformed Church on March 13.
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Messrs. Smith
East Second Street
Winchester Freight Collision Delays Train No. 19
A freight car side swipe near Doubs injured two passengers on B and O’s Winchester, No. 19. Frank Chambers of Brunswick and Lewis Pigeon of Wadeville, Va., suffered minor injuries. engine damaged and two cars damaged as the pipe shattered windows and broke a steam line. A helper engine moved the passenger train to Adamstown Junction.
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Frank Chambers
Brunswick
Lewis Pigeon
Wadeville
Winchester
Doubs
Passengerrain
Catehinss Qmail
Aruies
Trai
Chambers
Pigeon
L. T. West
Adamstown Junction
Adamstown
Fatal Wreck By Falling Tree Limb Slays Jefferson Boy
A sixteen year old colored boy, Harry Theodore Dixon of Jefferson, died yesterday morning after a tree limb struck his head while workers cut a large tree on the farm of Jacob Sharff. The injury caused a brain concussion and the funeral is planned for the colored church in Jefferson.
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Harry Theodore Dixon
Jefferson
Young Dixon
George Smith
Jacob Sharff
Tie
Hig
Carlton Bates
Charlotte Taxon
Colored Church
Jefferson, MA
Etehisnn
North Market Street Candy Store Ad
An old notice advertises a market street candy shop offering fresh roasted peanuts. It notes a roast expert and includes a garbled contact line with the address 391 North Market Street and a phone-like number 4 6 2 1.
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AL Sha
Pont
North Marked
Slate Roofing and Wholesale Supplier Details
A fragmented notice mentions John Mo Hartman and a wholesale and retail supplier, with references to a ten year guarantee and an annual concert. Names such as Waiman's Colless Ghee Clob and Ebner Maes appear, along with March and possible price notation £ 945 ppm Caliece Hal Schmiissaeey Cenis, forming a partial business and event outline.
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Colless Ghee
Ebner Maes, Dureeter
Theredas
Caliece Hal Schmiissaeey Cenis
Spring Fashion Sales At Practical Bevreath Coats
President Vice-President John D. Hendrickson promotes novelty fabrics and spring garments in a flashily worded catalog. Selections include surges durable for dresses or suits, new suits, chiffon and crepe fabrics, and a wide range of colors and patterns priced per yard.
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Americus
NAVY
City Properties For Sale Mix In Local Real Estate List
John N. Brengle Real Estate offers 490 city properties for sale including multifamily brick structures on Second and Market Streets and numerous listings on Ward, Carroll, and Patrick Streets. Also advertises insurance loans investments and business opportunities with Montgomery county farms and other properties nearby.
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Second St
Sherry
Marker
Matrick St
W. Watrick St
Carroll SL
Testers Crary
I. Pnearth
W. Serand
W. Nog
Uric
Market, SL
Destory
Third St
Charel St Warket SL
Ators Brick
Ee Patrick St
Market
South St
Market St
Yestors
John N. Brengle
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery County
Mia
ProWuetie
Bank Haen
Wooteburs
Varieus
Cite
Poedererick
Transtiek
Tharmenn
Aeerson
Walkerssile
New Market
Ele & Busiese
Aring
Moving and Hauling Services and Fresh Herring Ad
An old classified style note lists moving packing and hauling of furniture and repair work with phonetic contact at CT UW FOX and Market St. Fresh herring received with price mentions and a string of song and theater line fragments appear as part of a noisy listing. The fragmentary text names a sexton and various dated phrases tied to a performance or event.
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UW. Fox
Market St
Frederick County real estate and insurance sale listing
An advertisement promotes farms and city property in Frederick County for sale at bargains. It offers insurance services including fire, life, accident and industrial, and notes agents for the American Bonding Company of Baltimore. Call to convince.
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New Market
Chis Farm
Ge Eneritice
Adamstown
Lewistown
Orks Shop
Lemmiars. &E
Ak Harry
Tritapoe
Frederick
Mad
W. Frederick
Frederick County
American Bonding Company
Baltimore
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