Daily History Highlights Nov 2 1785 to 1914
Summary of historical notes including Marie Antoinette birth and execution dates, Frederick Schiwatk’a death, 1911 US fleet review in New York, British closure of the North Sea to neutrals, and frontier clashes between Turks and Russians. Astronomical event guide lists evening stars Jupiter Mars Venus and morning Saturn Mercury near Ursa Major above.
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Daily History
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI of
France
Vienna
Paris
Frederick G. Schiwatka
United States
New York
Great Britain
North Sea
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Missing Persons and Ads in Local Classified Fragments
Fragmentary classified items show ads and notices including help wanted positions, lost items, rental offers, and business notices. Entries reference Market Street addresses, names such as Lavalier and Burdette, and organizations like Methodist Men and Payne's Millinery, indicating a bustling small town classified page with varied notices.
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers Listed
The record notes several real estate transfers with prices and names including Rosa Blentlinger and L Blane Klein, Mary E Burns and William H Burke, and Alfred Kemp with Joseph House. It also lists multiple marriage licenses for couples from New Baltimore, Ad amstown, Woodsboro, McKaig, Frederick, and Hansonville areas.
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Rosa Blentlinger
L. Blane. Klein
Mary E. Burns
William H. Burke
William B. Catshall
Bruce E. Fogle
Alfred M. Kemp
Joseph A. House
Death of Louise Duvall at age one in Greenmount area
Louise Duvall, infant daughter of Wilson Duvall, died this morning at 27 Brewers Alley. Funeral services by Rev. W A English will be held tomorrow at 2 PM with interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice is the funeral director.
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Louise Duvall
Wilson Duvall
Brewer’ Alley
W. A. English
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Among the Sick And Gained Health in City
Hon Milton G Urner Sr. Record street has been confined to the house but is now able to go out Mrs Grayson B Crumbaugh North Bentz street once sick is improving and able to be about Mr Louis Bayer East Patrick street once confined to the house by sickness is able to be out Y M C A gym classes began this afternoon under director C K Harris Juniors class from 436 to 5 30 this afternoon employed boys class at 7 30 this evening business men class 8 30 to 9 30 p m on Tuesdays
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Milton G. Urner
Record Street
Grayson. B. Crumbaugh
North Bentz Street
Louis Bayer
East Patrick Street
C. K. Harris
Grief Items Of Interest And Local News Update
George T. Mehrling captured a carp weighing 35 pounds last night. A meeting of the House Committee of the Y M C A is set for Thursday evening. Wheat stands at 1.07 with local Frederick dealers paying 1.07 today, up one cent from yesterday. Miss Mittle Thompson of Clarksburg owns a turkey hen that has laid 72 eggs this season, plus broods of young turkeys. Pupils at Visitation Academy and Notre Dame Convent were given a holiday for All Saints Day.
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Frederick
Reatertay
Mittle Thompson
Clarksburg
Visitationademy
Notre Dame Convent
All Saints
Weather Readings Highlight Unusual Election Day Conditions
The report notes today's election weather as unusually mild and clear after a night of record warmth. Temperatures reached 66 degrees by morning with October showing overall mild conditions and heavy rainfall totaling 4.49 inches across 12 days. Thunderstorms occurred on October 15 and 26, with early frost on the 11th and light ice on the 11th and 24th.
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Weather Bureau
Boy Thrown From Wagon Near Frederick
Eleven year old William Kolb son of Mr and Mrs John Kolb narrowly escaped serious injury after falling from a milk wagon when wheels slipped on a car track. He sustained cuts and bruises and was treated at a harness shop and by Dr Greenawalt before returning home. Free matinee for children at Empire Theatre tomorrow at 4 15 pm featuring a photoplay with George Ovey. Thurmont couples Elmer L Creager and Marie M Stambaugh wed in Baltimore. Thomas Marshall and Betva T Clem also married. Star Spangled Banner Association expands with a new branch in Petreit Michigan last week reflecting broad support for the flag. Advertise in The Nets.
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William Kolb
John Kolb
Frederick
John
Ed. Schell
Young Kolb
Schell
Empire
Empire Theatre
George Ovey
Baltimore
Elmer L. Creager
Marie M. Stambaugh
Thomas Marshall
Betva T. Clem
Star Spangled Banner Association
Last Aeek
Petreit
Michigan
Fine City Residence Sold to Peter S Hemp
Albaugh and Harrington arranged the sale of a premier East Patrick street residence in Frederica to Peter S Hemp of Petersville. The two story brick home with mallard roof sits on a large lot and was built years ago by the late Perry B McCleery. Hemp, a farmer and livestock dealer with large local farms, will move in with his family in the spring after making minor improvements. Private terms.
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Albaugh & Harrington
Patrick Street
Martha &. McCleery
Peter S. Hemp
Petersville
Perry B. McCleery
Frederica
Hemp
Work of Improving Jug Bridge Begun by Frederick Contractor
Work on the Jug Bridge on the Baltimore and Frederick State road commenced yesterday by William M. Douglas of Frederick who held the contract. A sizeable force is engaged and the project aims to finish promptly with traffic unaffected. Barricades and red signals protect the site while walls are renewed and old bad sections torn out at an estimated cost near 3000 dollars.
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Baltimore and Frederick State Road
William M. Douglas
Frederick
Work-out of candidates for YMCA basketball team begins
The first real work-out for YMCA basketball candidates takes place on the Armory court this evening. Captain Lease says eight men will compete for the quint, all last year’s players included. Names listed: Russell Crouse, Roger Peck, Charles Mullican, Walter Duvall, Carl Lease, Earl Zeigler, Oscar Derr, Frank Castile. Manager Dertzbaugh nears schedule. season to start around Thanksgiving with a home game likely against Washington on November 25.
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Armory Court
Lease
Quint
Russell Crouse
Roger Peck
Charles Mullican
Walter Duvall
Carl Lease
Earl Zeigler
Oscar Derr
Frank Castile
Dertzbaugh
Washington
Fine Hall For Dances Available In Frederick
Second floor Independent Company’s Building West Church Street offers a finely papered and painted room with splendid floor and piano for dances and meetings. Rent reasonable terms via Dr. Al a Radclauf f. Frederick City Hospital Guild to hold cake and bread sale Saturday at 2 pm in Obenderfer’s East Patrick street store room. SARAH SWOPE BURKETT announces emancipation and residence at 20 ½ E Patrick Street. Fur and White Velvet millinery display announced for Thursday November 4 at Payne’s Millinery Parlor. News Help Wast Adv. wil pring onnita.
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S. Market St
Lavalier
W. Patrick St
W. Second St
A. A. Radcliff
City Hos
Sarah Swope
Payne's Millinery
S. W
New
Westchurch Street
AL A. Radclauff
Frederick City Hospital
Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Christmas Drive Aims to Aid Poor Children in City
The Empty Stocking Association plans a December cake sale at the first Saturday in December to raise funds for gifts and a Santa Claus program. Members will collect names of participating children, with distribution at the City Opera House before Christmas Day. The treasurer reports funds are short though dolls, outfits, and other toys have been gathered for exhibition at the sale.
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Ida M. Markey
Christias
City Opera House
Ela
Methodist Men to Meet for Sunday School Parade
Male members of the Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday School are asked to meet at the church on E. Church street Sunday afternoon November 7 1915 at 2 20 to take part in the Sunday School parade. Every man is expected. Also notices advertise millinery sales hats bonnets costumes and hunting permits with local addresses and terms.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Auto Bus to Baltimore and local notices
Auto Bus 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 arrives Frederick 10 10 Fare each way 1 25 Stops at all stations Phone 384 CHESTER M HAUVER WM F SCHMITZ Met Oyster and meat supper Grace Reformed church November 4 5 to 9 p m piano fund public dance November 2 Ladies admitted Free Automobile Robes For Sale Braddock Heights six acres trolley water electric lights telephone service Crissield Oysters GITTINGERS GROCERY Homemade Sauer Kraut MRS JAMES RIGGA BLUE RIBBON GROCERY
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Baltimore
City Hotel
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Frederick
Chester M. Hauver
WM. F. Schmitz
Met
Braddock Heights
Oscar B. Coblentz
New Department Opens In Fredei Dress Goods Shop
Officers names and roles listed for a Fredei dress goods store. Promotes new clothing accessories and a large real estate list for inspection. Includes mentions of gloves and buttons as part of the dress goods display.
Real Estate Listings by Grayson H Mercer
Grayson H Mercer advertises farms for sale near Frederick and surrounding areas including 200 acre hay and stock farm near State Road, 137 acre dairy and other subdividable tracts, plus multiple smaller farms within three to four miles. Insurance services offered. Possession timing flexible per purchaser.
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Lewistown
State Road
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick, Md
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick
Adamatown
Plane No
Mt. Pleasant
Frederic
Jefferson
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the Daily News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Mechanics Shoes
Markey’s Bank
Frederick Town Law
E.R. Millen Opera House
Marrlage
John E. Bailey
Julia Wagaman
New Baltimore
Penn
Luther Roy Bready
Adamstown
Catherine Cecela Sullvan
Maurice E. Holbruner
Ada Pearl Clem
Woodsboro
Milton D. Houck
Marian Rebecca Nelson
McKaig
Henry Keefer
Bessie G. Phlee
George T. Mehrling
House Committee of the
Bon
Peter 5
Buys
Mise McCleery
Jug Bridge
Mr. Myers
George Edw. Myers
University Hospital
E. Patrick Street
Frederick City
Sarah Swope Burkett
Red Cross
D. E. Kepauver
Mullinix
N. Market St. Frederick
Blumenauer & CO
Mits
North Market Street
N. R. & C. Mantz
Market St
News Office
Qemorrata
Teg Rani
James
Grace Reformed Church
United Engine House Hall
L. S. Clingan
Crissield Oysters
Gittinger’s Grocery
James Rigga
West Fifth Street
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Ebone
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Fredeiik
Mia Temp
Redfern
Wistai
Ballitore
HD. Bakier
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Dorset
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Niswest
John §. Rameburg
Daniel Baker
G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. B. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
Thod
H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J. D. Baker
Brown
Ctementi
Just
E. Y. Goldsborough
Rick
Taining
Ness
Potts & Griffin
Insurance
Court ST
Sala
Grayson H. Stalet
Wai
Inga
Prederiox
Rhea
Monrovia
Price
Liberty
Fredercck
Frederok
Lang
Wits
Rederle
Pik Pike
Mt. Pi
Naifes Eon
Middletown
Court Street
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
Tunity
Walkeraville
Remington, Smith-Premier
Monarch Typewriters
N. Market St
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
IS B. Church &St
Frederick, ME
SRE
Cramer & Stauffer
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