History Facts and Royal Names From March Daily News
A compact historical summary noting Sir Isaac Newton death and birth year 1642, Napoleon Bonaparte’s son known as LiAigon Duke of Reichstadt born and died in 1882, Charles Uranus Adams a historian born 1843, and Przemysl fortress garrison noted. Also mentions astronomical events with planets Mars Jupiter Saturn Venus and Washington mean time and spring onset at 5:30 pm.
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Isaac Newton
Bac
America
Great Thriatt
Napoleon Francois Charles Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon T.o
Matia Louisa
LiAigion
Duke of
Reichstadt
Rome
Charles Uranus Adams
Przem- 3M
Mars
Saturn
Venus
Washington
Weather outlook for Maryland and west Washington region
Special dispatch from The Newa reports from March 20 that western Maryland will be cloudy and warmer tonight and Tuesday, with possible snow or rain in the eastern portion. Clouds increase but temperatures rise, as the United States Weather Bureau notes a warmer trend across the area through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Washington
New Advertisements Today From Hamiten & Co and More
A compact listing announcing multiple ads across categories. Hiring notices for salesmen and roomers appear alongside sales of piano and farm for rent. Businesses include Blue Ribbon Grocery, Perry & Long, and Mullinery Opening. Also listed are services, public notices, and various goods for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiten & Co., Inc
Boa K
N. Market St
Woodsboro Savings Bank
E. C. Harding
J. H. Munshower
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Seventh St
Cooksville Gro. Co
Tompire
Cross Currents” Opera House
tWndine” Star
Jerry McGuire
All Saints Church Order Nist
Geet
Perry & Long, Es
Third St
Chas
EU Aele Etene
B. Rosenour & Sons
New Spring Goods
P. Bennett’s
Women’s Comort
Markey’s
Great National Public Utility
National Cash Register Co
Mullinery
Getzbaugh
Berman Opt Co
Jos
Irvin France
The Old Kunkel Home Re modeled by Senator Kaufman
The old Kunkel home on East Patrick Street is being altered after its purchase by Senator George L Kaufman. The front doorway is removed for a smaller entry and a bay window is added on the second story. The parlor becomes a storeroom and the upper floors will house the Kaufman family. The old pump stalk and other relics are removed as nearby properties change hands.
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Kunkel
East Patrick Street
George L. Kaufman
Braddock Heights
Waringdale
Henry Pyfer
Ice coating reaches two and half inches on Hunting Creek
County Commissioner Stevens reported ice on Hunting Creek this morning measured two and a half inches thick. He noted it was remarkable for the twentieth day of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commency County
Stevens
Hunting Crecy
Proposed Frederick Prohibition Measure and Signers Publicized
Wet and dry forces debate a separate Frederick city vote on the Prohibition issue. After a Saturday meeting with business leaders, supporters plan to publish an advertisement detailing the bill and signer endorsements to show backing. The opposition from the Anti-Saloon League and ministers is anticipated, mirroring Baltimore city debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Frederick
Frederick City
Whch
Baltimore City
Ellicott City
Annapolis
Ministers Oppose Move on County Prohibition Vote
Frederick County Ministerial Association urged its secretary to petition county legislators to oppose any bill that would split the county vote on prohibition. The group praised Senator Kaufman for opposing county separate voting and backed a liquor sale ban at the Fair Grounds. President Rev. A Day led the meeting as members discussed endorsements and civic club cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick
Kaufman
Frederick City
House of Delegates
Rev
A. Day
Chigries
E. Reinewald
Hammond Urner
Moving Picture
Civic Club
Paol
Holdcraft
Walkers
Property Deeds and Local Transfers in County
Property deeds recorded show George W. Davie and wife transferring land to Emma Brandenburg in county real estate. Edwin B. Plummer and wife to Geo Dari in county real estate. $10. Also Jae Brown and wife deed to The Chastpunke and Potowac Telephone Co for a right of way. $1. Clarence W. Co. W Main, the lawyer, a Middletown native, seeks the Third Legislative seat as a Republican candidate. The Elm Street House and Jolliffe, a real estate agent, are noted with Mrs Kate Weems.
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George W. Davie
Emma Brandenburg
Edwin BR. Plummer
Geo
Dari
Jae Brown
Chastpunke and Potowac Telephone, Co
Clarence
W. Main
Middletown
The
News
Ae Elm Street House
Jolliffe
Seir
Kate Weems
In Memoriam Marshall Murray Remembrance Entry
In MEMORIAM a sister recalls her dear brother Marshall Murray who died twenty four years ago. She notes the long time since the funeral and asks what he would say about changes since that day. Signed by his sister Annte.
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Marshall 1
Murray
Annte
Cumberland Voters Decide City Officials in Tuesday Election
The Cumberland election features mayoral and four commissioner races with Democrats Maso Thomas Wo Koon and Joseph Schriver seeking re election amid internal party disputes. Other candidates include George AL Kean Theodore Hummershine Joanine Pohce Harry Insine Frank Keyser Adam Lebeck Oscar A. Lytien William H. Cole and incumbent sheriff Harry L. Smith. Ballots ask about bridge bonds to issue 60000 for bridges over Wills Creek at Baltimore and Valley streets.
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Cumberland
Maso Thomas Wo Koon
Fie GS
Goorge AL Kean
Theodore AK. Hummershine
Joanin Pohce
Fie
Joseph Schriver
Harry J. Insine
Harry L. Smith
Vrank Keyser
Adam Lebeck
Oscar A. Lyttien
Stree
William Dh. Cole
Wills Creek
Baltimore
Valley Streets
Parish notes and local notices from 1916 column
Among the sick and recovering residents are Mrs Henry K C Fox and the Malone sisters Virginia and Helen Matone. Rev John A Ditzler suffered kidney colic, with service led by Rev Dr Charles B Wehler. Memorials announced include Dr Bernard C Steiner’s $500 gift to the Reformed Board of Foreign Missions in memory of his grandfather and father. Also reported are pew subscriptions to a church-building fund, a new Columbia Records list, and upcoming events and sales at local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. C. Fox
Patrick ‘Street
Virginia
Helen Matone
C. M. Malone
James Hargett
John A. Ditzler
Grace Reformed Church
East Third Street
Charles B. Wehler
Bernard C. Steiner
Baltimore
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Reformed Church
Christian Steiner
Lewis Henry Steiner
Bernard Steiner
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies Sewing Society
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dentel Zatharias
Frederick Bill Aims Street Improvement Tax Authority
A 1910 and 1911 sequence of bills discussed in Frederick seeks to legalize city powers for the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to levy and collect taxes for street improvements. Delegate Edward S. Delaplaine introduced a measure in the House of Delegates to authorize current and future paving expenses and related expenditures by the city.
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Aranewick
Frederick
House of Delegates
Edward 8. Delaplaine
C. C. Ausherman
Frederck
Ausherman
Frederick bank advert and building association share offer 1916
Citizens National Bank Frederick Maryland announces a building association stock issue Series No 22 start date April 1 1916. Dues 2 1/2 cents weekly per share entry 1 cent per share each share matures at 100 dollars after 359 weeks. Shares available via J W W L Carty secretary at Frederick Counts National Bank. Thomas H Haller president.
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Frederick Building
J. W . WL. Carty
Frederick Counts National Bank
Thomas H. Haller
For Sale Two Story Brick House on Dill Avenue
Graygon H Staley Grayson H Staley advertise a two story brick house on Dill Avenue with pantry bath steam heat electric lights gas closets in each bedroom attic cellar entrance cellar finish and various rooms. Phone 253 W.
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Riate Af Chie
Clio
Toledo
Loras County
Cheney
Chenes & Co
Deine Woeinese
Chexev
Euhserhey
A. W. Gleason
Walia Catarch
Chunty & CO
Bill
Senator Kaufman
Dr Kean
George A. Kean
Columbia Records
Seminary Hall
Conservatory of Music of
Hood College
Chas Te Land
Ebert
Wet Patrick Street
Wednesdar
Trady
WMC
Roderick Sheri
N. R&d Mantz
South Market St
Walkersville
M. C. Getzebaugh
E. Fourth ST
Istreet Assessment
Wade Levies
Ture
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank, OF
Maryland
Rlsources
Lorn and
Dlacounte
Anordbardy
Larry
John Day
Redfsrn
Nemo
Warner
Rust
Are
Amt
Eie
Linas
Commet Acceasories
Crassieries
Eens
Warners
D_ HENDRICKSON
Thomas P. Rim
Pas Deace
Thomas Price
Frederick, MD
North Market Street
Markwood D. Harp
Dill Avenue
Erick Houge
Wood
Harp
Tate
Lot
Jieat
Ani Rely
Loos
W. King
Leav
Tithvss
Harner
City Hotel
Chester Hauver
Mer
L Building
Jarick, Md
AMOR
Kure
Harry KE Natar
Graygon H. Staley
Grayson
H. Staley
N. Market Street
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