November dates and historical events in American history
November 2 marks events such as James K Polk’s birth and death details, North and South Dakota statehood in 1889, and a 1911 naval fleet review in New York harbor. Astronomical notes list evening stars Mercury Jupiter Mars Venus and morning star Saturn with Ursa Major visible near due north around 9 p.m.
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IMM
James Knog Polk
United States
North Dakota
South Dakota
New York Harbor
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Constellation Ursa Major
Amendment on ballot seeks capped salary for city sheriff
Frederick county voters show limited attention to the constitutional amendment on the ballot this year though it affects Baltimore city. The measure, adopted by the Legislature last winter without opposition, caps the sheriff salary at 6000 dollars a year and allows the Legislature to provide office expenses.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Baltimore City
Deaths in Brunswick and vicinity prompt notices
Mr Richard O Conway died suddenly of heart failure at his Brunswick home at age 57 6 24 Born Laurel April 7 1857 he worked as a carpenter for the C and O Canal then as foreman for the Baltimore and Ohio for 20 years He leaves a wife and son N E Conway one sister Mrs William Radcliff and one brother Justice Al Conway of Laurel Funeral tomorrow at 9 am at the M E church with interment at Harper s Ferry Cora Wilson 42 died at home 144 NX street Washington DC Her remains were brought to Jamisite and funeral held at Ebenezer conducted by Rev J H McPhereson pallbearers listed Interment in church cemetery Gee W Peters was funeral director Ame Cooper inmate of Montevue Hospital died at the station on Saturday aged 3 years A Spanish American War veteran His body was taken to Brunswick for burial.
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Richard O. Conway
Brunswick
Laurel
Conway
C. and O. Canal
Baltimore and Ohio
Parhree
N. E. Conway
William Radcliff
Justice al Conway
M. E. Church
Harper's Ferry
Cora Wilson
NX Street
Washington
D. C
Ebenezer
J. H. McPhereson
George W. Bryan
Andrew Wade
John Diggs
Charles Holland
Bradley Bowie
Edward Smith
Gee W Feters
Cooper
Montevue Hospital
Repainted Fronts Across Abbott and Son Shops
Brief notices report painting at the machine shop of John H W Abbott and Son on West An Saints street by Charles Mullican. Tar building at Guay Corner Market and West Sound sites repainted by a crew under Henry de Lampe. New pavement begun in front of Dr Charles W Ross Sr on West Second street by a workers under Charles J Cran.
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John HW. Abbott & Son
Wiseacres Figure Election Result In Maryland District
West state voters prepare for the end of a heated race in the Sixth District with Lewis Zihiman and Doubt-Smith plans drawing attention. County results show expected Democratic edge and the sheriff amendment and public offices on the ballot as polls open tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Lewis Zihiman
Smith
In Frederick County Race Shapes 2nd District Contest
A late campaign snapshot shows Senator John Walter Smith likely to win re election. The Sixth district race pits Congressman David J Lewis against State Senator Frederick N Zihlman with expectations of close margins. Republican hopes rest on county registration and cross party shifts while Democrats cite Lewis congressional record to pull votes statewide.
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Alegany
Sot
Zihlman
Allegany
Lewis
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Garret
New York Herald
Frederick County
Fekd
Richmond
Sloans
Pearce
Lowndes
John Walter Smith
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zihlman
Congress
Warker
Zihman
Tee
Alee
Democrata
Garren
Zihiman
Local Stove Repair and Community Notices Stand Out
Local ad lists Jacob Kintz offering stove furnace and plumbing repairs with prompt service at 210 West South Street. Community items note Blue Ribbon Grocery location, Grace Reformed church events including a chicken and oyster supper on East Second Street, and hospital fair sweets sale at the Armory. Also mentions Velvet hats sale at Sew York Millinery Parlor and related parish sewing society meeting in Grace Reformed Church.
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Jacob Kintz
South Street
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
East Second Street
Market Street
Payment of Fair Premiums
All premiums awarded at the recent fair will be payable to the persons entitled to receive them at Citizens National Bank on and after Monday November 2. Premiums not named by December 1, 1874, they are considered donated to the Society.
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Tizens National Bank
Millinery Opening and Winter Supply Advertised
A millinery opening is announced for Wednesday and Thursday, November 4 and 5, featuring pattern hats and bonnets. Also promotes Dixon's Cash Market for winter coal supplies and long ton pricing, with bank notices and a long list of local officials and staff.
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Dixon's
John D. Hendrickson undergarments for the whole family
An advertising page for John D. Hendrickson promoting undergarments for children women and men at various prices. Highlights include children’s ribbed vests and unions from 25 cents to 60 cents, women’s union suits from 1.00 to 3.00, and men’s ribbed vests and pants up to 1.50 with wool options priced higher. The ad lists sizes and colors and notes a North Market Street address.
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Childrens
North Market Street
Specials by the Yard at Neidig and Miller
Neidig and Miller advertise wide Plaids and Mannish Mixtures 60 inches at 180 to 3.25 a yard. English Melrose Wool Suitings in multiple colors. coat fabrics offered. Also featuring kid gloves, walking gloves, suede mocha gloves, French kid gloves, and new neckwear on the front counter at 25 and 50 cents.
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Copenhagen
Notice: Frederick area events and sales advertised
Notice lists a speaker Luia Buch at Market and Church on Monday November 2 at 8 PM, plus multiple farm listings from 19 to 20 farms ranging 100 to 350 acres and various real estate offers on Market Fourth Second East Church Madison South Street. Also notices about Frederick County Agricultural Society claims, hospital benefit at New Armory November 2, hunting permits, fall opening, and mortgage loan office listings.
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Frederick
Luia Buch
Market
Church Streets
Bear City
Jowa
Walkersville
Echuole
Church
Albaugh & Harhington
Market St
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson acreage and improvements near Frederice
Grayson area listing describes 44 acres with good improvements, a road with splen dig deproveren 3S mile from Frederice, a factory and buildings in number one con Mtn, a carter Court and Clurch Gta, and an insurance building nearby. Title indicates Mercer and near Myeramile with $45 per acre pricing.
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Myeramile
K Electric Railroad
Frederice
Erope Tiearten
Carter Court
Clurch Gta
Real estate and loan ads list Frederick area acres and farms
Fragmented ad copy lists multiple Far lands near Frederick Creagerstown Thurmont and Walkerville with acreages and proximity notes. Mentions derangements of cough syrup and opiates, urging purchase at Pearre’s Medicine Pharmacy.
Compulsory Education Law Enforced in Frederick County
The new compulsory education law took effect at nine this morning, granting arrest power to truancy officers to detain children not attending school. Truant officers Stockman and Russell Sterkman are compiling reports, notifying parents, and visiting schools to enforce compliance while preparations for the Boys High School potato exhibit proceed.
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Frederick
FD. Flarshman
Russell Sterkman
Stockman
Frederick County
Augustus Staller
Maryland Agricultural College
Emory
Remsbert
Sidney Stabler
Raya High School
G. Liosd Palmer
Se‘iool Officius
Hcoys
James HW. Gamobrill
Charles Kine
Kek. Oc. Remsberg
Wisners
Prof. Stabler
Dr. Stabler
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United States Weather Bureau
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the Yard
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Grace
City Opera House
the Empire
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Marvel
Richard
Amos Oop
Wiseacres
Interest
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
Congressional Union of Woman Suffrage
U. S
Third Judicial Circuit
Baltimore and
Harford Counties
Cecil, Garrett and
Carroll Counties
Washington County
Hamithatorley
Garrett
Wagaman
Wagamann
I Warner
C. FP. Goodell
Euunice
County Central Committee
Col
EL Austin Baughman
Democratic County Central Committee
Amiesite
Blue Ribbon Grocery
O. Yard
David Cramer
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Edith Seidling
New York
York
Mullinix
EL Kefaaver
Wats
Ronneta
Citizens’ National Bank
Eet Ng Aee
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Veeaeee
WM. G. Zimmerman Cashter
Samuel Q. Duval
Joseph Medivit
Cashier
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Thomas H. Halisn
Joan S. Ramanvad
VaNnius Baker
War
G. Bagke
C. H. Conney
C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hagoert
D. E. Kernevern
Jon 3. Newman
Joan C. Mortem
J. D. Bakes
Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
and Insurance
John D. Hendrickson
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
C. E Cline
Braddock No. 68
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas Prior
Albaugh & Harrington
Teendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Frederick Marble and Granite Works
Market and
Fourth Street
John N. Clary
Siacre
West Second Street
Madison Street
Lrick
South Market Street
Hl. G. Taylor
Prop
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick City Hospital
New Armory
Blumenautz and Company
Mamenaner and Company
West
Patrick Street
Hpoate City Hotel
South Bentz
West AN Saoits
J. Henry Schmidt
Taoma
Pythian Castle Building
Pearre’s Pharmacy
F.G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Grayson
Mercer
Pearre's
Insurance
Drug Store
Tarry G
Tritapor
Real Estath
AD Insurance
Goel
Ddlegant
Vtcaces
Walkeraville
Mire
Tawialon
St.acre
Creagerstown
Feagaville
Weodabeta
Thurmont
Berin
Crobian
Annat
Pearre
Missern
Prgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Jylid
Terry
Emory C. Crum
William
Humm
Febsdaw Fry
L. Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Harry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
Freytiucd
B. Evard Kepner
Aprédiy
L. Batwor
NAN & Betson
Furnisibis
B. H. School
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Gate Road
Tate Road
Third Park
Cramer
Stauvter
Court
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