First restoration Louis XVIII enters Paris in solemn rite
Daily History notes events from May 3 1814 marking Louis XVIII’s solemn entry into Paris after the Bourbon restoration, the 1846 Mexican attack on Fort Brown at Matamoras signaling hostilities, and the 1914 death of General Daniel Sickles. Astronomical mention includes evening stars Mercury Mars Saturn and a Milky Way outline near due north at 6 pm.
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Daily History
Louis XVIII
Louis XVI
Paris
Fort Brown
Matamoras
Tex
Daniel £. Sickles
U. A
New York
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Caaslopeia
Milky Way
New Advertisements Today Incomplete Listing Highlights
For Sale and for rent items appear from various local businesses including Cline Real Estate Moore Sponseller and Dixon. Entries mention Pardon Application Send the Kiddies Blue Ribbon Grocery and Empire A Circus Romance. Also listed are Brooch Lost at 33 E Church St and various venues like Shiptey Opera House and Maryland Apartments.
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C. E. Cline Real Estate
Real Estate, Mort. & Inv. Co
W. Simmons
Moore & Sponseller
E. Church St
C. M. Dixon
Shiptey Opera House
Pe McCleers
Clingan
Wm. Anderson
Maryland Apartments
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Nearby Towns
Obituaries chronicle the deaths of Mrs. Mary C. Zimmerman and Miss Narcissa Dorsey, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements. Francis K. R. Arnold dies in New Market at three months old, with service details and pallbearers listed. W. E. Falconer noted as funeral director for both notices.
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Mary C. Zimmerman
Roelkey
Benjamin F. Zimmerman
Adamstown
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Lester A. Zimmerman
Rhudesia C. Zimmerman
St. Mathews’ Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Jefferson
Narcissa Dorsey
New Market
Clara Williams
Julia Dorsey
Albert Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Claggett Dorsey
Rocky Ridge
Harry Wood
Frank Dorsey
Charles Ridgely
James Kelley
Frank Hammond
Andrew Zimmerman
M. E. Church
Unionville
Mr. Gover
W. E. Falconer
Francis KR. Arnold
Hooker
Peter M. Boyden
Hanford Hopkins
Ralph Falconer
Donald Hogarth
Hanford Boyer
Middletown Library reports growing membership and gifts
The Middletown Free Public Library expands with a new Membership Committee led by Mrs Eva L Bansen and a Finance Committee chaired by Emory L Coblentz. Gifts include five plaster casts from Mrs Xannie Groff Keiler and volumes from Geo L Bond and The Good Fiction Club. Librarian Miss Shafer visited Enoch Pratt Library and Congressional Library in Washington, plans a future trip to Frederick's Hiorary, and the library received a large box of withdrawn books. The piece notes civic support and household consumption data on beef veal pork and mation per year.
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Middletown
Galilee
Laura Hughes Boteler
Geo. L. Bond
Fran
Eilis
Good Fiction Club
G. C. Rhoderick
Shafer
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Washington County Free Library
Congressional Library of
Mayor Sets Time for Cleanup Week in Frederick
Frederick plans third annual cleanup week in May under the Frederick Civic Club with city cooperation. The Mayor, Fraley, says carts will haul refuse from all city areas, with separate piles for old buckets and tin cans to curb mosquito breeding. Oil for macadam streets will be purchased and applied to main thoroughfares first, reducing dust nuisance as complaints rise.
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Frederick
Fraley
Patrick Streets
North Market Street
City Candidates To Be Named Next Week
Frederick residents anticipate municipal primaries for Mayor and City Register on Monday for Democrats and for Republicans on Wednesday. Democratic hopefuls for Mayor include Fraley and McPhEbus. City Register contenders Dell and Fox. Republican Mayor candidates are Moberly, Mantz, and Lewis. Delegates to the city convention will be named later. Other races include Aldermen Abbots Shoemaker up for reelection, with Brown also mentioned. Democratic council hopefuls include Culler Grove Davis Lipscomb Filler Willard Lowenstein. White Cross Milk Co receiver Mathias says shippers will be paid during receivership. cooperation urged. Dance after chicken and waffle supper at McCardell, Inc. postponed due to numerous events this week.
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Frederick City
City Register
Merril F. Moberly
E. Peter Mantz
Charles Lewis
Lewis H. Fraley
Elmer McC
Council
Lloyd C. Culler
John H. Grove
D. Franklin Davis
Jesse Lipscomb
William H. Filler
C. B. Willard
David Lowenstein
White Cross
Charles McC. Mathias
White Cross Milk Co
Yukon Archdeacon in Frederick Tonight
Archdeacon Stuck of the Alaska Diocese speaks at All Saints Parish House at 8 o clock under the Men s Club auspices. The lecture about Alaska includes views and insights into northern life and conditions. Stuck is known for Mt McKinley climbs and his service to both white settlers and Indians.
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All Saints
Archdeacon Stuck
Diocese of
Alaska
Stuck
Frederick
Crawford
Dr. Stuck
Mt. McKinley
Road Route Controversy In County Delegation Urges Kepler Lane Route
About 20 farmers and attorney Arthur D. Willard appeared before county commissioners to advocate a State Aid road linking the Knoxville Burkittsville route with Knoxville Frederick road via Kepler's lane. A rival delegation urged a different alignment. Frederick Sir Knights Honored In Maryland Grand Commandery two Jacques de Moray Commandery members from this city received top posts. A. Le Roy McCardell elected Grand Senior Warden and Rev. S. S. Miller reelected Grand Prelate. George W. Walter named Grand Commander. Robert D. Grier retiring Grand Commander. To Be Installed Sunday First Baptist Fremont and Lafayette Baltimore will install Rev. B. A. Bowers as pastor and he will preach his first sermon. Dr. Bowers succeeds Rev. J. H. Eager who served eight months. congregation gave the retiring pastor a $200 purse.
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Arthur D. Willard
Knoxville-Burkittsville
Knoxville-Frederick Road
Frederick
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Baltimore
Jacques de Moray
A. le Roy McCardell
S. S. Miller
George W. Walter
Robert D. Grier
B. A. Bowers
First Baptist Church
Fremont
Lafayette Avenues
Dr. Bowers
J. H. Eager
D. D
Wedding Gifts and Special Cars After City Opera House Play
Local wedding mentions feature McCleerr's window and stock for gifts, with Special Cars for attendees after a City Opera House performance in Frederick on Thursday. On Mar 4th, cars depart The Square post play to Jefferson, Middletown, Thurmont, Lewistown, and Braddock Heights. H. F. Shipley advertises a National Cash Register for sale in fine condition at Market and Church Streets.
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City Opera House
Frederick
Jefferson
Middletown
Thurmont
Lewistown
Braddock Heights
National Cash Register
H. F. Shipley
College Park
Rosemont Addition
Villa Estates
N. Market St
Million dollar year as Frederick clears set record
Frederick banks report record total clearings for the year ending May 2 1916 at 19 162704 98 with April 1916 the peak month at 2 094 728 66 gains over last year total. The Frederick Clearing House Association started in 1892 and marks continued growth in business and industry through the area.
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Frederick
Clearing House Association
Local notices and sales mix at Frederick area shops
A collection of community notices including a $25 reward for vandalism arrests at Mount Olivet Cemetery, meeting announcements for G H S Alumnae and Frederick Aerie No 1067 of the Eagles, a season ticket contest for baseball, sale ads for an acetylene gas plant and window sashes, a reduction sale on millinery, hair switches, VEEDOL lubricant offer, Briscoe Garage services, and millinery openings at Mantz and Blumenauer shops plus Payne's Millinery Parlor. The items come from Frederick Md area listings and service ads.
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D. E. Kefauver
Mullinix
Frederick Md
Briscoe
North Market St
Briscoe and Regal Service Station
Local Silk Goods and Lace Offerings At Thompson’s
A period shop lists Georgette Crepes Taf feta Silks Fancy Flaxons and Wolles along with Crepe de Chine Gandies Silk Poplins and Laces. Gloves, Fans and Hosiery are noted with prices 26c 6c and $1.00. Thompson’s lace front Dorsets popular in latest styles and priced to suit every customer.
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Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
BE Daily News
the News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Middletown Library
Junction
McCardell, Inc
Yukon
All Saints Parish House
W. S. Strouse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Hagerstown
J. B. Ferguson & Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Grossnickle’s Mill
Hudson Stuck
McCleerr
Frederick Banks
Frederick Association
Mount Olivet
Blue Ribbon Grocery
G. H. S. Alumnae
Girls’ High School
Frederick Aerie No
Chas
F. Cramer
W. P. Attest
Ernest M. Fox
Sec’y
F. K. Schmidt Or
Markey’s
Paul Hanldcraft
Walkersville
N.R. & D. Mantz
Market St
Blumenauer & CO
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Shop of New Ideas
Payne's Millinery Parlor
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
John D. Hendrickson
Oxford
J. D. Hendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Aisi
CaskIe
Joseph McDivit
Neidig & Miller
John
Daniel Baker
C. A. Conley
M. D. Pll
Hargett
John 5. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Aerate Chiaghacae
Sweet
Neidig & Midler
Albaugh & Harrington
W. Patrick
Court St
Elm al Iey
East Bir
Omive
Frederick Xclusive i
Eric
Remingtos
Smith
Monarch
Marker St
Fire Insurance
Automobile Insurance
West Strth St
Potts & Griffin
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Court ST. ‘Fhone
Evard Kepner
Fovreaua
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Nortil Market Street
Mark Wood D. Harp
Annapolis Junction
Ashington
Penn
Kk. R
Pra
Marewood D
HARP
Fan Castle
Bullett Prinsen Castle
Ua Py
I Eenampamannameenil
Grayson
Mercrr
GALE
Binta Road
Acres Village
Erick State Road
Btate Road
Eicas
Isne Stable
Bar
Pythian Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Qgrayson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
N. Market Street
Ext
Trad Avenue
Staley
Insurance
Prederick CIv
Cramer & Stauffer
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