Inoculation and Boston Entry Mark Early History Notes
BE DAILY NEWS outlines events across history: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu inoculates her infant son for smallpox in Belgrade and promotes the practice in One land. The Revolutionary army enters Boston. Magna law is enacted. 1918 naval actions at the Dardanelles see ships Irresistible Ocean and Bouvet sunk. Astronomical notes describe planets and stars passing meridian in the evening.
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Mary Wortley Montagu
Belgrade
Oneland
Revolutionary Army
Boston
Dardanelles
Irresistible
Ocean
Bouvet
Local ads and notices clutter New Town pages
A jumble of rental and sale ads plus business notices appears across the page. The listings include For Rent and For Sale prompts, agents and firms such as Clay Merchandising Co and Cramer & Stauffer, street addresses in Pottsville and Reno, and references to theatres, concerts, and public notices. Names like John N. Clary, L. H. Fraley, and Wm C. Roderick appear with various civic and auction notices.
Death of August H Frerie native of Frederick
August H Frerie of Frederick died at his Baltimore home aged 49 years TV days He was a B&O agent at Mt Clare with years in railroad work In addition to his wife who died years ago survivors include a son William of Baltimore a sister Miss Mary Breme and three brothers William Frank and Charles of Frederick Services will be held at East Church Street Frederick Monday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev A S Rupp Interment Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral director F Schroeder prepared the body The death notice mentions his Masonic affiliation and intercity travel for burial arrangements Also noted is the death of Mrs Ida B Hamilton sister of Mrs M Rice Brunswick who died in Maryland University Hospital after being taken there from a Baltimore street car incident The Brunswick family and Samuel Hamilton and Edwin Hamilton are named as survivors A note references Rev W A English leaving for a Richmond Va conference and a church year end report praising church printing and attendance
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August H. Frerie
Augset H. Frerie
Frederick
Baltimore
Frerie
We B & O
Mt. Clare
Pennsylvania Railroad
Diasonic Fraternity
East Church Street
A. S . Rupp
Mt Olivet
F. Schroeder
Maryland University Hospital
Ida B. Hamilton
M. Rice
Brunswick
Disease Reports and Lost Handbag Recovered
Mr Frederick W K Market Street has been sick and is slowly improving after four weeks illness. Master Franklin Heck, son of Mr and Mrs Webster Heck, also ill for weeks, shows slow progress. A black silk crochet handbag containing a purse lost by Mrs C H Beckstein and advertised in The News was found by Mrs Wm Shook and returned to the owner. The newspaper notes that "News Advertising Pays."
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Sage Ey
Frederick
Market Street
Franklin Heck
Mra Webster Heck
C HO Beckstein
Wm Shook
Mrs English Faces Trial in Self Defense Killing
Mrs El oise Young Enghab daughter of the late McClintock Young shot her husband Arthur English at their Frederick County home near Indian Springs claiming self defense. She surrendered to authorities, led neighbors to safety, and described a violent quarrel during which English attacked and threatened her. The couple’s history and English’s homicidal behavior are cited as context for the defense. The house on a mountain road, once owned by the Young family, is described as haunted by locals.
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Eloise Young-Enghab
McClintock Young
Arthur English
Indian Springs
English
Frederick
Hugh
Charles Simpson
H P Fahrney
Repaia
Simpsonry
Indian Springs Farm
Frederick Ut
Agi
Vrs Enalick
Separate Vote Sought on Local Option Bill in Frederick
A meeting tonight at seven in the law office of Arthur D. W. Court street 5 aims to secure legislation for a separate vote on the local option bill in November. If it is decided to amend the present bill, a separate vote would be offered in Frederick City. The timing depends on consultation with local figures and the Republican nominee. A brief note mentions Dr. Scott’s heart improvement and adds a quip on wealth and a factory.
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Frederick City
Arthur D. W. Court
Ellicott City
Gates
Scott
Billy Sunday event and Blue Bus excursion notice
Local notice invites Frederick residents to hear Billy Sunday at the Tabernacle on Wednesday night March 22. The 19-seat Blue Bus leaves City Hotel at 4 PM for the service and returns after. Tickets are 60 cents round trip, sold at JL W and Harper’s. A large touring car runs daily from City Hotel at 4:39 PM, with return next morning.
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Billy
Frederick
Blue Bus Line
Sill
City Hotel
Tabernacle
Baltimore
JL W
Harper's
Cit
Chester Wwoohacver
Mer
Public Auction of Hub stock at Ebert's Warehouse
Sale of the stock and fixtures of the Hub formerly owned by Ch Land will be at Pabite on Wrick Street near the Wednesday March 22 at 10. Items include ladies and made clothing raincoats skirts suits show cages disks and kept store. Sheriff WM C Rodee announces the sale in the Busy comity service. Civic Club holds regular monthly meeting Monday at 3 40. Picture framing and building materials offered at reasonable prices.
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Ch Land
Pabite
Ebert
Wrick Street
WM. C. Rode
Civic Club
Aera
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition Frederick MD
Bank report lists resources including loans and discounts 1 185 238 and overdrafts 0 5. Bonds deposited to secure circulation 100 000.00. The page also advertises corsets and fashion items with mis-spelled lines promoting products for patrons including Perfection Waist by Warner Bron.
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Frederick
Maryland
Clos Bualness
Public Sale Notices and Real Estate Ads Mixed in 1916 Flyer
A fragmented 1916 notice page lists public sales by MRIDIG & MILLER and XR & D. MANTZ at 14 South Market St, detailing items from millinery goods to household furniture, with dates such as March 20th and March 28. Additionally, entries promote dry cleaning by York City Dyers, a spare concert by Hood College Conservatory students, and multiple real estate offerings including a 60-acre cultivated farm, a two-story brick house with porch, and a large West South Street property, all with cash terms and contact lines.
Real estate listing notes angled property options
Real estate agent ad outlines 181 acres near Frederick with road access and a one acre farm parcel. Mentions 2 houses and potential improvements including electricity, modern conveniences, and savings through priced offerings. Includes references to mortgage loans and bonds as financing options.
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Grayson M. Mercer
LPS
Sista
Cain
Frederick
Electricity
Sas
Ahaesat
For Sale Two Story Brick House on Dill Avenue
For sale a two story brick house with six rooms, pantry, bath, steam heat, electric lights, gas, closets in each bedroom, attic, and cellar under entire building. Entrance from within and without, pressed brick front on Dill Avenue facing Elm Street. Front and rear porches, nice lawn, large lot.
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Elm Street
Pernevandl
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Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Sirius
the News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Wawa
War Prarerefere Ccd
Crescent
Blue Line
The
Empire
Helen Holmes Kodaks
Bath House
Frederick Bldg Assen
L H Fraley
Equity Sta
Ner & Weinberg
Solis County
Rosenstock Bros
Otros
Nemagn Seo Sree
Carty’s
Public Service Commission
W A. Englishbury
Dan
Richmond
Perauer
New Life
Mountain Home
McClintock
Young
Young Son
Ufe
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens National Bank, OF
yyHe Models
Nemo
Warner
Erm
Unen
Walat” Mae
Warner Bron
J. D. Hendrickson
Fata.ss
Reenag
Harry. R
Mridig & Miller
Wiig
Mts
D. Mantz
South Market St
Zimmerman Cottage
Braddock Hechts
Firginia Garrott
York City
Schmidt
Conservatory of Music
Hood College
M. F Geasso
Walkersville
West Sixth St
Atin
Tle
Thomas Prior
Thomas P.rice
Frederick, MD
North Market Street
Fatory
Mark Wood D. Harp
Aerestate
Roa Pythian Cantie
Frede
Montgomery Counties
John N
Orice Ko
Thor
Grayson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
N. Market Street
Nii Wepare
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