May 27 in American History Highlights Across Centuries
Entries recall 1813 Dearborn's 4000 strong assault and capture of Fort George with near 1000 killed wounded or captured. 1819 Julia Ward Howe born, 1910 died. 1863 Federal assault near Port Hudson failed with about 2000 losses. Southern Illinois and eastern Missouri hit by a tornado. Evening sky notes list Saturn and morning planets Venus Jupiter Mercury Mars. The Big Dipper asterism known as Charles Wain and the Butcher's Cleaver also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneral Henry Dearborn
Fort George
Canada
Julia Ward Howe
Port Hudson
Illinois
Missouri
Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Charles’ Wain
Royal Tailors and Local Ads Spark Busy Rental Market
New advertisements appear for house rentals and hiring across several lines. Listings include cooks, washers, and boys sought, with various business names such as Royal Tailors, Markey's Opening, Braddock Casino reader, and City Opera House matters. Local merchants like Meters Bakery and Fulton’s Ears are mentioned amid miscellaneous notices and notices of equity numbers.
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Cook
Royal Tailors Smart Onfords
Markey
Braddock Casino
Tanpayer
The
Marvel
City Opera House
Property Deeds and Court Actions Reported in Local Court
Business in the courts lists real estate transfers from Charles E Zimmerman to Emory R Ramsburg Curtis Dixon to Luther Cook and others. Orphans Court reports sales of estates of Hank Goyer and John Buxton with administration for Columbus A Cramer and final accounts of Peter Grossnickle estate executors filed.
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Charles E Zimmerman
Emory R. Ramsburg
Curtis
Dixon
Luther V. Cook
AD. Willard
John F. Smith
John Re Holt
John
Wesley Hank Goyer
John T. Buxton
Alice V. Anders
John H. Frazer
Columbus A. Cramer
Charles H
Clay Fulton
Chas. Co
Willam H
M. W. Grossnickle
Peter Grossnickle
Local Briefs: Bridges Sought North of Frederick, Several Notices
Brief items report a sign in front of Burck and Keefer on West Patrick Street. Miss Williams and Shriver residence repainted under Henry R Lampe. County Commissioners advanced three bridge petitions north of Frederick for Kent’s Crossing Fishing Creek Lewistown District, Owen’s Creek road Thurmont to Emmitsburg, and Humser’s Ford Fish ing Creek. Also noted are Krantz captured an opossum near Frederick. Albaugh and Warrington sold a 332 1/3 acre Liberty area farm to Josiah Crum. An advertisement extols Electric Bitters for health with testimonials from Mrs OG Rhinswaul Vestal Center NY.
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Frederick
Kent’s Crossing
Fishing Creek
Lewistown
Owen's Creek
Thurmont
Emmiteburs
Humser's Ford
Lake Uclectric
OG. Rhinswaul
Vestal Center NY
Gaffie
Pearre
Pharmaact
Good Vote Turks Out Despite Rain In Mayoral Race
Voters turnout in the Democratic primary despite rain. Forecasters favor Lewis H. Fraley for mayor while McCaffrey and Eckstein lead the race for City Register. Polls opened at 10:20 am and were to close at 8 pm with results likely within a few hours.
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Incr
Scandat Ves
Mevar
Cuglesister
Court House
Lewis H. Fraley
Fraley
C .H. Beckstein
M. A. ‘McCaffrey
G. Waring Tyson
Most Prompt and Efectual Cure for Bad Colds
Remedy promises swift relief and permanent cure for colds without harmful ingredients. It claims to ease cough, loosen phlegm, and restore health, with worldwide sales and availability through all dealers.
False robbery rumors sweep city after minor theft reports
Rumors of a daring last night robbery circulated quickly though police found no robberies or attempted burglaries. The only incidents nearby involved petty thefts and chicken stealing, with officers noting no gang activity. Contractor Joseph A. Jamison won a lake excavation contract near Libertytown, and Western Maryland Railway repair shop work began in Hagerstown at an estimated cost of 150000 dollars.
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Joseph D. Baker
East Church Street
Joseph A. Jamison
T. Frank Metcalf
Libertytown
Mr. Metcalf
Boyden Shoe Co
Newark
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Local Braddock Heights events and sales listed
Local items note Braddock Heights Casino opening Friday May 50 with skating and bowling, plus three big bowling contests starting next week. Auction and bargains tonight at Market and Third Streets. Presbyterian Ladies ice cream festival May 25 in West Second Street chapel. Shoe repair shop advertises quick service and modern equipment. Optical services by Capital Optical at 619 Third Street NW Washington DC. Office boy wanted at Fibre Druste Co.
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Braddock Heights
Ladies of Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
W. Hines
North Market Street
Fredenck
Respectvius Sours
Capital Optical CO
NL OW
Washington, D.C
Memorial Day plans for Barbara Fritchie relics observed
Fritchie Memorial Association asks residents to display flags on Memorial Day. Arrangements near completion for interment rites at Mt Olivet cemetery on Friday. The procession will include Evangelical Reformed church bells, fire companies pay tribute, flags at city hall and firehouses lowered to half mast. Roy Poole to erect a platform for speakers at the plot. Junior auxiliary to participate. Mayor and Aldermen to ride in a carriage. Association officers and a YMCA meeting set for tomorrow evening.
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Memorial Bay
Memorial Association
Roy Poole
Menigral Association
S. G. Duvall
Mig Clara V. Mott
Everest Barding
Mise May Haan
Barbara Fritchie
Primaries and convention notices from Frederick Democrats
Voters are informed of precinct primaries on May 28 1913 at several locations to form a central committee and delegate slate for a May 29 convention at Court House Basement. A separate notice outlines primaries for Mayor and City Registrar on May 27 or 1913 in the Court House basement.
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Court House
W. J. Brown
West Patrick Street
City Hall
N. Market SL
Frederick City
John Francis Smith
Jos. F. Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Real Estate and Loans Advertisement at 25 Court Street
Cramer and Stauffer offer numerous properties including brick dwellings on Nast Pro and Street and Nast Fifth Street, with modern improvements and about one acre plots. Listings include Clifton and Trederick area farms of varying sizes in Frederick and Montgomery counties. Also advertised is a seven story brick dwelling for rent with features such as a fine view and shade.
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Bet
G and O. RR
Doubs
ST. Hickman
Frederick County
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Esate and Loans
Court Street
Intory Brik
Clifton
Troile
Trederick
Montgeners
Uent
William & Smith
Montgomery County
Sam Price
Middlstown
Wiedtrie
Woodshero
Fredererick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Aote
Walkersville
New Market
Jamidau Fry
Fashion and real estate listings amid late 19th century ad copy
An eclectic mix of menswear adverts highlighting new silk crepes and corsets, plus a long real estate section listing dozens of farms for sale. Items include size ranges, locations such as Frederick Jefferson Urbana and Hannonville, and hundreds of acres across Maryland and nearby towns.
License Proceedings Notice for Traders and Others
All traders and other persons requiring license who have not previously procured or renewed must bill for seating. Names were furnished to the sheriff for setingagion. Harry W. Gowarts, Clerk.
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Bill Fo Sa
Setigagion
Harry W. Goawtrs
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Newa
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Office of the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Orpaans’ Court
Linning Establishment
Burck and Keefer
West Patnck Street
Eduard C. Krantz
Yor H. Sand
Albaugh
Uwarringten
Liberty
Josiah Crum
Pwsopa PE
McCaffrey
Eckstein
City Register
Lewis
Gard
Mr. Konig
George Konig
Eastern Avenue
Baltimore
King
Arthur Moris
Henry Lewis
West Fourth Street
Roger Xavier Day
J. D. Day
Tuscarora
Western Maryland College, of
Westminster
Mwaliam Griffin
Clark Miller
Samuel Eberts
Good Fear
Office Boy
Onre OX Fibre Druste CO
Mt. Olivet
Fritchle Memorial Association
Hahn
Aldermen’ Board
C. E. Cline
Frederick, Ma
South Market St
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second St
Anspier
Diahn Ys
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
WM. G. Bakor
I. D. Bakir
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre's
Drug Store
Market ST
T. Hickman
Cramer & Stausfer
J. D., Baker
John D. Hendrickson
UNION
Naine
Huen and
Abbasile Fabrig
Union Sully
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & & Miller
Paris
Neidig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Joan N. Brengle
Chas. T. K. Young
Woodshboro
Jefferson Farm
Hannonville
Seacre
New London
Charlesy Moiss
Urbana
Mawrot Ia
Peterabilie
Preaderich
Galtperatin
Middletown
Shepherdatows
Ruckeystown
Mast
Geacre
Uilbcy Farm
Theagerstownm
Tonleile
Asseacre
Hmmnshors
Shearre
Adametown
Waren Bridie
Barthvlons
Adamstown
Wow Market
Predterick
Seerte
Ephudia
Yellow Syringe
Iban Sage
Bycnson
Tig
Booad
Brederick, Md
Thos. P.rice
Nortil Market Street
Thomas P. Rich
Phono
Harry G. Tritapor
Real Mstati
Creagers
Fred
Erik
Faup
Miederick
Thurs Thuarty
Lawistowk
Braddock
Court St.rederick
Grayson H
Actea
Pyles
Grobin
Drice
Gi Uwéres
Albaugh & Harrington
Coe
Remington
South-Fremier
Lola
Joan
William H. Smith
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson A. Staley
Braddoce Heights
Cotiace
Engine
Keller & Toms
and Insurance
American Bonding. Company of
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