Earthquakes and notable deaths in early history notes
A compact entry lists a 855 earthquake in western Europe and Africa with Lisbon destroyed and 50,000 dead, then notes Indiana governor Oliver Verry Morton who died in 1823. It also records 1874 German naval defeats off Chile and a calendar of astronomical events and meteor showers for November.
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Europe
Africa
Lisbon
Oliver Verry Morton
Indiana
Scharnhorst
Gneisnan
Leipsic
Dresden
Chile
Quiet Washington wedding and several local nuptials
Rita Louise Young wed Harry J Kirks at the Young home in Washington D C with Rev A J Gil officiating. The gown was midnight blue chiffon and Bride roses were carried. Keefer Phleeger and Henry Keefer wed in Braddock with both couples unaccompanied. Milton D Houck and Marian Nelson married at the Rush Weiffer home on West Church Street, with Rev Thomas Freeman Dix officiating. Grace Fisher and Ira Weddie wed in Frederick at the Methodist Episcopal church. J C Plank of Reels Mill reports the loss of three valuable horses over eight months, including a prize winning Porch eron stallion.
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James Kerr Young
Oliver F. Young
42Nd Street
West
Savannah
John Smail and Sons
O. F. Young
Keefer
Phleeger
Bessie Gonso Phleeger
Clarence M. Phreeger
Braddock
Henry Keefer
John H. Keefer
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses 5
G. Rupp
Sroom
Keefer Bros
West Patrick Street
Milton D. Houck
Marian Rebecca Nelson
McKaig
Rick
RR. Rush Weiffer
West Church Street
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Markell H. Nelson
Grace M. Fisher
Mid-Ietown
Ira J. Weddie
Broastick
Methodist Episcopal
J.C. Plank
Reels Mill
Frederick Fair
Detected plot to kill detective and arrest in pipeline case
Roy Harris is released amid claims of a plotted hit on Detective Richard Sirley tied to the pipeline dynamiting inquiry. Detective Kirby reports discovering ten sticks of dynamite and caps buried near a tree, while Bartgis posts $1,500 bail and Warren Harley shifts focus to remaining suspects.
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Roy Harris
Bartgis
No Sue Ricion
Harley
Richard S Sirley
Kirby
Mr. Kirby
Detective Kirby
Morgan
Young Harris
Warren Harley
Justice Posey
Tyler
Leo Weinberg
Hatley
Dartgis
Wiles Woods
Robbery chase ends with arrest at North Market street
A white man robbed a New City Hotel telephone booth and led a crowd through downtown streets for blocks before being captured on North Market street. Officer Fraley placed him under arrest and he stood before a local magistrate.
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New City
North Market Street
Eteeen Chiara
Serond
Fraley
Market Street
Othe
Methodist
Eisenhauer Yard
Eisenhauer
Bennett
Albaneh
October death toll and records in the county
In October the city and county reported 44 deaths with 27 in the county and 17 in the city. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet and various local cemeteries. Clerk records show 113 instruments filed, including 66 deeds and 37 mortgages, plus 48 marriage licenses. Carl Lightner, son of Mr and Mrs Lightner of Jefferson Street, recovered from tonsil and adenoid surgery.
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Mt. Olivet
Middletown
Pleasant Hill
Charlesville
Doubs
Hope Hill
Utica
Libertytown
Mt. Tabor
Beaver Dam
Emmitsburg
Jefferson
Walkersville
New Market
Fengaville
Myersville
City
County
Washington
Ohio
Nevada
Carl Lightner
W. J. Lightner
Jefferson Street
Reduction Sale at New York Millinery Parlor
Especial reduction sale features elegant up to date velvet hats and Cross sanitary human hair switches. Hats remodeled to please and offered with best prices. Also notices on local politics and services from Frederick Maryland merchants and vendors.
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Red Cross
PD. E. Kefauver
Mullinix
NS. Market St. Frederick
Red Cross Sanitary
New York
D. E. Kefauver
Frederick
Freeman county clerk reform pledge and public sale notice
Frederick County voters hear a candidate pledge to abolish levies for the Register of Wills office and push repeal of the law in the Maryland legislature of 1916, claiming a state savings of 5040 dollars. Also announced are notices of a public sale at Mt Depatll Farm Petersville with 80 head of Holstein cattle and farming implements, plus a community dance at Unit ed Engine House Hall and local advertisements for automobile robes and select news office items.
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Lamar
Frederick
jStatute
Frederick County
Villa
Samuel D. Thomas
Office of Register of Wills
Maryland
Register of Wills
Mt .Depatll Farm
Petersville
Chas, Wertheimer
H.R Lease
Parcel Mail Uptick At Local P O Counts Show Growth
Postmaster J Alleine Hamson reports a 15 day parcel post count at the Frederick office. From October 1 to 15 the agency handled 6 472 packages up from 6 376 last year with total postage up $4 45 and outgoing weight rising to 5 832 pounds from 5 152.
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J. Alleine
W4. Hamson
Uncle Sam
Frederick
Williamson
Surplus Records and Officer List Include Baker Family Names
A clipped notice lists a surplus of 100000 and names officers and directors including J D Baker as president and WM G Baker as vice president. Other listed individuals include D Baker, Zimmerman, Ramsburg, Conley, Hargett, Newman, Haller, Gambrill, Kefauver and Baker relatives.
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John 8S
Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
CC. H. Conley
M. D
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. &. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
Thos
BH. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
D. Baker
New Dress Goods and Accessories Highlighted by John D Hendrickson
John D Hendrickson presents new Invisible Check Suitings at 1.009 yard and latest dress goods including Whip Cord Sultings in brown blue plum wine and black. New Tuttons and trimming widths wow shoppers. Clementina Kid Gloves 1.00 pair and new Black and White Kid Gloves 1.25 pair highlighted.
Real estate list open for inspection by Potts and Griffin
Potts and Griffin advertise their property listings with an open inspection invitation. The notice emphasizes that the real estate list remains available for prospective buyers to review.
Auto Bus to Baltimore Daily Schedule and Fare
Blue Bus auto to Baltimore leaves City Hotel daily at 5 p m arriving Baltimore 7 30. Returning leaves Baltimore 7 30 a m from Howard and Franklin streets arriving Frederick 10 20. Fare each way 1 25 stops at all stations Phone 384 CHESTER M HAUVER WM F SCHMITZ Mar Notice claims against Frederick County Agricultural Society to be presented premi ums paid at Citizens National Bank on and after Monday November 1 1915. Premiums unclaimed by December 1 1915 donated to society. O C WAREHIME Secretary Public Sale of Household Goods Buckeystown November 4 1915 10 am household goods cash terms JAS H SMITH Harvey R Lease Auct Farm For Sale 30 acres with house barn outbuildings near Lewistown Terms apply to GRAYSON H STALEY Frederick Md. Fall and Winter opening hats bonnets November 4th and 3th Blumenauer Co Opposite City Hotel Public Sale Braddock store stock fixtures 7 pm cash F R SUMMERS Millinery Opening November 2 1913 4 Nor I L Manta 143 Market St Hunting Permits On sale at News Office one cent each ten cents per dozen
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Baltimore
City Hotel
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Frederick
Chester M. Hauver
WM. F. Schmitz
Mar
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Cutisens National Bank
O. C. Warehime
Buckeystown
Jas. H. Smith
Harvey R. Lease
Land for sale with buildings and insurance option
Property offering 90.24 acres of land with all good buildings and insured features. Asking price 37,600 dollars, located near the miles from the property. Sale includes insurance terms and related details.
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Nunca T Mile Fomerty
Price
Tate Price
Frederick Fries
Freder Oe
Urbana Pike
Pike
Mt. Plegean
Brive
Saeny 3
Ule Bowiddetown
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Andromeda
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Equity
Empire
Opera House
New Star Theatre
Lavalliere
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K & Stoner
Solis C
A.C. Carling
B. E. Bapsted
J. E. Kolb
Record St
N. Market St
W. South St
Barman
U Bestaine Tee
Leon
Ida A
Neidig & Miller
Mary Pickford
Mrs. Castle
Doll Bros
Markey's
G. Quinn & Co
C. M. Malone
W. H. Knock
C. Thos. Kemp
Bennett's
James
Reformed Church
A. A. Lamar
Carty’stein & Wertheimer
Hymeneas
Houck—Nelson
Weddie—Fisher
Niger
Wwstraa
Chase
Man
Grayson H. Staley
Pratoy J. Kimmel
Laura V. Shipley
Mt. Siry
New London
Mt. Airy
Annapolis Road
Mr. Kimmel
William H. Detrick
S. Market St
Grace
Plano Fune
Rannebercer
Central Committee
Reguliarly
Braddock Heights
Oscar BT
Coblentz
Crisfield Oysters
Gittinger’s Grocery
Saver Kraut
James Riggs
West Fifth Street
Newa
Francis JS Newman
United Engine House Hall
Merit
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
BAKER
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John D. Hendrickson
Fredelick
Mint Hemp
Hedfern
Roedfern
Alin
Cornet Weothers
J. D. Nendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Clementi
Just
Potts & Griffin
E. Y. Goldsborough
Erick
Taining
Ness
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Lewistown
State Road
Blumenauer & CO
F. R. Summers
NOR
MANTA
Market St
Pemita
Thomas P. Rick
Mosrovis
Biate Road
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Marewood D. Harp
and Insurance
Aks
Pythian Cattle Building
Frederick, Maryland
Albaugh & Harrington
Woodsboro
Frederick City
Remington
Smith
Premier
Monarch Typewriters
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Church &T
Ub, Cramer & Stauffer
Neewepapr
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