Date in History March 24 and old notes about Chaucer
Fragmentary OCR notes mention March 24 in history dating and refer to Chaucer and other historical figures. The readable parts include scattered names, titles, and dates with unclear context, making precise events hard to confirm. The fragment preserves a sense of historical dating and associated people but lacks coherent narrative details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Pommiaweel
Hoole
Chacer
Ted Commer
Juan
York
Weather Summary From March Second By Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin notes weaker conditions delaying at 8 p.m. March 2. High pressure dominates from lower Canada to Oklahoma with above normal pressure. Cooling in Middle and North Atlantic and Ohio valleys. warming in upper Midwest and Northwest. Tuesday shows rain in the South Atlantic States, clearing in Gulf and Great Lakes regions. Winds circulate around high and low areas. high brings clear cool air, low brings cloud and rain.
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Middle
North Atlantic
Ohio
Lower
Missippi
Upper Lake Region
Mississipi
Missouri
Northwest
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Lake
Ohio Valey
West
Dower Lake
Ohio Valley
Booth Atlantic
East Gulf Plates
Morthwrest
Fragmentary Classifieds Signal Local Notices
New ads today show fragmented listings for mortgagees, hardware and furniture dealers, job notices, and goods for sale. Names mention Eichelberger secretary, Crum president, Wixdorff Jr, Hendrickson, Cline, and various agents. several entries remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowenstein
Preat
Lewis E. Crum
Assneess
Bifty Chamber Suites
W. H. B. Etchison
Morigagee’s
Steeperereeetteleh & Newman, Amignees
Hiection Notics
Eichelberger, Secy
Hardware
Central Hardware Co
Untertalement
Harmony Grone
Faurnituare
O. Carty
L. M. “Wixdorff, Jr
s-Job Hendrickson
Ersvercsearsererenn
Cline
The Weekly News announces ten Warxty issue
The Weekly News will release a handsome twelve page Thoraday issue with news and features. Advertising space is emphasized and favorable for ads. Copy for new advertisements for Tai Waraia Nuwa due by 6 pm Wednesday. changes due by 6 pm as well.
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Ten Warxty
Thoraday
Brief Bits From Local and General Interest Items
Last year the debt of the United Kingdom was reduced nearly 9,000,000 pounds. Arrangements are under way for a teachers home in Springs Arkansas costing 150 dollars. Early sobin used a new shore to get a worm. Bassyerile has enough houses to meet demand this era. The cornerstone of the Davia monument at Richmond is daily being laid. The tramps Baye postponed tours. A traveling musician played garnet melodies on Frederick sidewalks. Major Keedy Iowa will be candies for pth monsante for Con grams from the sixth district this IH A fox chase occurred in Taneytown today with Woodsboro participants.
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United Kin Waa
Pee Springs
Ark
Sobin
Bassyerile
Richmond
Taneytown
Woodsboro
Fire destroys large store in Dansonville Montgomery county
News items note a fire at Dansonville that destroyed the large store of Lawrence Allnatt. The Georges Creek coal region silver miners will see a five cent increase per ton after April. Hon. George T. Trait, delegate from Wicomico, died at his home near Pittsville. George T. Hall and wife sue the Annapolis Washington and Baltimore Railroad for $10,000 each over injuries at a crossing on Governor Lowder’s inauguration day.
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Dansonville
Montgomery County
Lawrence Allnatt
Georges Creek
George T. Trait
Hous of
Wicomico County
Pitteville
George T. Hall
Annapolis, Washington and Baltimore
Lowader
Death of Thomas Gorsuch Honored Frederick Citizens
Frederick county mourns the death of Thomas Gorsuch longtime First National Bank president and prominent Republican leader. Born in Carroll County, he came to Frederick in 1851, served as cashier and then president of the bank. He held public posts including Maryland state legislator and Circuit Court clerk, and directed the Catoctin Iron Furnace. The funeral will leave Catoctin Furnace at 3:30 p.m. Thursday for services at First Church and Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Frederick
Thomas Germach
First Nasional Bar
Catoctin Ference
Jennie G. Poe
Barry P.goresen
Goreach
Gorsuch
Geo
Ambuig Bbe
Go the
Fir National Bank
Edward Beker
G. Joseph Doll
Levy
Carroll County
Maryland
Jesse Coleman
Mount Pleasant
Lincoln
United States
Johneor
General Grant
First National Bank
Repubican
Frederick County
Benjamin iFizhugh
Thomas J. Keating
Catoctin
Thuermont
Ann Pole
Mt. Pleasant
Catoctin Furnace
M. BR
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Willie Adare Conised to Home With the Grip
Thee Sick. Willie Adare consised to his home with the grip. Dr Maymard is attending him. Mr Howard Fox, lately appointed register of stores for Mr Peasant his aries, is very tu
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Willie Adare
Maymard
Howard Fox
Obituary notices and funeral details flood local paper
A string of death notices follows with March dates and ages. James A. Wanuldasi and Hannah E. Horn are remembered with family details and funeral arrangements. Miss Sarsh Gartrel, John E. Bumm ker, Miss Annie Baroum, and John Linthicum are noted with burial plans, churches, and cemeteries referenced alongside funeral directors and mourners.
Purely Personal Notices from Frederick
Pleasant Mr and Mrs Oscar Buracker left this morning for Baltimore. They have been guests of Mrs W F Snyder on North Market Street. Others include Miss Annie A Hargett returning from Bullinote and Mrs Jobe Schl as she travels to Baltimore for DAR.
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Oscar Buracker
Baltimore
W. F. Snyder
North Market Street
Hiram Arthur
Thormont
Francis Miller
Hagerstown
Trego W. Landerkin
Roanoke
Richard Laws Lee
Frederick
Henry Wineberg
New York
Philadelphia
John L. Jordan
Washington
D.C
Edger Allen
Dth
Bernard Lee Grove
Carlin
Cumberland
Mis
John Hitchie
Jobe &Lichie
Baltimoes
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ritchie
National Board of the D. AR
Social Evening at Dreyer Residence near Monrovia
A lively social gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. CO M. Dreyer at their Monrovia-area home on the 17th featured warm greetings, dining, games, and music by Prof. Borges. Attendees included numerous local families and individuals, with thanks extended to the hosts for an enjoyable evening.
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CO. M. Dreyer
Monrovia
Msc Borges
Lonn F. Davis
HL. Davis
Mamie Davis
Sadie Layton
Francis Layton
Fountain Millx
Lottie
Maud Hyatte
Amsville
Hachel
Woman's Mission Talk At Philomathesm Hall
ROCCEFER WD we Besels Starr-Keefer delivers a talk to the women of iT ick at Philomathesm Hall tonight on Leatts lager and sets. She will speak on Woman's Mission, with additional addresses Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. She is noted as a pupil of Sir Andrew Clark of Canada.
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Roccefer WD
Besels Starr-Keefer
Colored man denied marriage license application
An African American in the city sought a marriage license at the clerk’s office but was refused for failing to prove the intended bride’s marital status. The text then extols Hood’s Sara Parilla as a blood purifier and health aid, a claim typical of patent medicines of the era.
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Hood
Obituary and Local News From Woodsboro County
County correspondence notes the death of Mancaua near Woodsboro on Tuesday the 16th from a complication of diseases at age about ninety. He lived quietly, retired from business ten years ago, left a wife, funeral led by Reverend Patterson at Mt Hope cemetery with several pallbearers. Other items mention Mrs Dorcus visiting relatives, a new resident, illness of Baxter Smith, Easter plans of Lutheran Sunday schools, travels of Miss Nanala Shaw and Jeane Etembeugh, and updates on Gideon Zimmerman illness, weather delaying church meetings, and George Hinker Jr delaying a trip due to snow.
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Woodsboro
Mancaua
Hey
Patterson
Ust
Lough
George W. Derikian
Geome Bough
Rge W. G0 Smith
Milton Gibert
William Cramer
Lewis Hardy
Mt. Hope Cemetery
D. A. Sharretts
Wee
William Dorcus
Middletown
Baxter Smith
Kamer
Luther Styler
Unioa Bridge
Nanala Shaw
Frederick
Mie Jeane Etembeugh
Gerg
Gideon M. Zimmerman
Tay
Reformed Church
Burk
George Hinker, Jr
Maryland military encampments to be state held this summer
The Baltimore American reports Maryland authorities plan state run encampments for the Maryland Naval Reserve and Philadelphia Reserve this summer with brigades from the First through Fifth Regiments in ten day camps. Western towns Fronburg Cumberland and Frederick have invited the encampment, with Aviant General Wilmer to fix time and place.
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Baltimore
Gard
Maryland
Legislatere
Maryland Naval Reserve
Nave
Philadelphia
Wilmer
Fronburg
Cumberland
Frederick
Cape Msy
Douglas
Fire destroys large store and post office at Dawsonville
Fire at Dawsonville in Montgomery county destroyed the large store and post office owned by Mr. Lawrence Allbutt. The blaze at 10 o'clock Sunday night left only two pitchforks and the safe, with checks and books charred but recoverable. Loss is about 6000 with 3750 of insurance. Allbutt plans rebuilding immediately.
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Dawsonville
Lawrence Allbutt
Montgomery County
Boyd's
Allnutt
PostoMce
Ailontt
Property Deeds Reported Across Several Transactions
Transfers show Daviid Crawford and wife deed 71 acres and 29 perches to Washing ton M. Miller for 427 dollars. Othe T. Snouffer as administrator transfers 1 perch to Franklin A. Uden. Franklin A Osten deeds multiple parcels to Franklin Bank of Frederick for 214 dollars 32 cents. Joseph D. Brown and wife deed 12 acres 115 square perches to Charles H. Brown for 3,800 dollars. Sarah B. Belt and McGill Belt to William G. Baker 209 acres two roads and 39 perches for 12,524 dollars 62 cents. Greenbarry J. R. House and wife to George C. House real estate in Broad Raw for 6,500 dollars. Anns Grace Rhodes to John E. Gittinger half interest in lot for 8,334 dollars.
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Daviid Crawford
Washington M. Miller
Othe T. Snouffer
Franklin A. Uden
Franklin A Osten
Franklin Bank
Frederick
Joseph D. Brown
Charles H. Brown
Sarah B. Belt
McGill Belt, Et. al
William G. Baker
Greenbarry
Greenbarry J. R. House and Wife To George C. House, Real Estate In Broad Raw
Anns Grace Rhodes
John E. Gittinger
Ediths Burglar A Thrilling Rehearsal At City Opera House
Gus Thomas stars in a refined stage sketch based on Ediths Burglar. The piece, highly praised after a refined reconstruction, blends emotional depth with light comedy. A strong production is promised for tomorrow night at the City Opera House.
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Gus Thomas
St. Louis Post Dispatch
McAiulich Club
Thomas
Edith
Devi
Ara
City Opera House
Public sale on Kellex farm yields horse team cash note
A public sale of stock and farm implements occurred yesterday on the John Kellex farm near Myera in Middletown Valley. A horse team fetched about $10 and was noted for its load carrying ability. Also, a marriage license was issued in Washington for Lewis Frazier of Frederick and Corn Plans of Washington. About 70 000 chickens moved through Hagerstown en route to northern markets.
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John Kellex
Myera Ibis
Middletown Valley
Washington
Lewis Frazier
Frederick
Corn Plans
Hagerstown
Misinformed Trade Note From Balta Area
A garbled message references a gentleman near Balta and an amount around 5000 in a currency not specified. It mentions an order for car feed and a flour product from Sarin Milling Co, with unclear details and several misspellings.
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Balta
Hockville Post Office Robbery Reported in Rocaville
Burglars entered the Hockville postoffice in Rocaville Sunday night and secured about 200 dollars in stamps and small change. Postmaster Brewer found a forced entry with windows and doors ajar, noting tools and attempted safe breach. Police expect further action as this is the first such job in months near Washington.
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Hockville Pratoffice
Postoffice
St Rocaville
Coa'toston
OB. Dagev
Batrance T
Moolcomery County Nations Bank
Tate
Washington
Notice of Frederick County Lodge meeting and local ads
Local notice requests all members of Frederick County No 118 Jr O U A M to meet Wednesday after noon March 25 1806 at 2 30 oclock to participate in Jacob's Well School House procession. Also ads for fifty Chamber Suites W H B Etchison Furniture dealer cheap items at The Gem books and cards Vinyl Health Lectures by Bessie Blarr Keefer free admission and other local notices and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cuonct
Jacob's Well School House
Sec'y
Bessie Blarr- Keefer
Emp Hall
Best & Kepler Neckwear Sales Prompt in Window Display
Local shop touts 4RaR neckwear as style making or breaking a man’s look. They claim many rivals exist, but promise unique fits and bold values. Window display features nearly giveaway prices on limited styles, urging customers to view the assortment.
Carpet Depot Promises Best Quality and Low Prices
Brsr & Kearzzr offers new carpet patterns and Japanese mattings with a wide variety of weaves and designs. The store claims the largest carpet display in the city and courteous service, inviting customers to view two rolls of new patterns for comparison.
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the Daily News
the Weekly News
News OF the State
Thomas Orsuch
Ciizen
Wuiasuk Uzath
James A.wanuldasi
Eiaey Bice
Bisksween Prurds
Vesta
Wes Pescefa
Palolees
Bensg
C. Bethewald
Brustsburg
L Creager
Lee
War Hirod
Wm. Roberts
Jobo B. Runkles
J.P. Todd
Uartrell
Sarsh Gartrel
Woodville
John E. Bumm Ker
John E. Summers
Yellow Springs
Pastmonia
Pleasant Bil Church
Baltmore
Annie Baroum
San Antonio
Texas
Shoe Wees
Inus Beroum
Old Baraum's
Augustus Wilaga
Joan Linthicum
John Linthicum
Comos
Hems
Yesra
Roctal
Monbof
Cyrus Thomas
Gee. Nisdorf
Jamez Loutecran
Epworth League of
Miss Young
Owen Comisonet
Etta Brust
Grace Clife
Helen Wickban
Vuperiat
Towma
Semusee Vieltore
Tex News
Pen-Mar
Bic Ountain
Genca Senna
Yrap
Sarin Milling CO
W. H.B. Etchison
Thia
W.H. B. Etchison
Hfestore
Yaale
Papur
W. W. Lease
Jock
van Camp
Andlers
Best & Kepler
Abstyle
Tere
Jobn Hendrickson
TOC
Imah Uui
F. Morne
UCK Deeshgoode Coon
Fr. V. Staub
Cork
Peaches
F. Vv
Stavs
North Market Etreat
Doll Brothers
Pe Brothers
North Market
Don Baroaens
Ron Bent
Wee. Jacobs
West 7Th
Oro
Railing Grocery Co
Bodgor
Neg
Brovocks
Neidig
T. Rice & Sons
Pstabuisa Eo
A. 'T. Ries & Sons
Mert Market Street
James BE. Walker
J. EB. Walker & CO
Jas E
Waieze
Doll's
Virginia
Switzer
Meadow Dream
Cher
C. D. Dou
U. F. Eig Eisensauer
JF Misenhaure
Potomac
Queman
A. B.hargett
Yaeow
Tas
LE P Bache
A. B. Haserrr
Patrick
King's
Dottie
King’s Eye
Bartholomes Bewing
LIPPS
Oor
Freitsrick
North Market ST
Mulliniz & Kemp
Qor
Taz
Sesson
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