General Chaffee Linked To Frederick Freemasons In Civil War Era
Notice recalls General Anne R. Chaffee born 1842 in Ohio who joined Columbia Lodge in Frederick in 1865 as a second lieutenant. He later rose to Lieutenant General and served in Civil War, Spanish-American, Boxer Rebellion, and Philippines campaigns. Members highlight a Thanksgiving Week bazaar at the armory to aid Company A with fundraising efforts.
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Frederick
Columbia Lodge
Anne R. Chaffee
Los Angeles
Cal
A. F
A. Masons
Chaffee
Morris
Sixth Cavalry
Worman's Woods
Frederick County
Boston
Lewis S. Clingan
Clingan
General Chaffee
Old Episcopal Church
Court Street
Texas
Washington
United States
el Caney
Ohio
China
Philippines
Residents undergo repainting and remodeling on Patrick Street
The residence of John H. Boyer on East Patrick Street has been repainted. On a fishing trip yesterday, Allen Grumbine and Berkeley Haines landed nine suckers. The property of Joseph Riddle Moser on West Patrick Street is being remodeled and improved, with Peter Pickets handling the work.
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John H. Boyer
East
Patrick Street
Allen Grumbine
Berkeley Haines
Joseph Riddlemoser
West Patrick Street
Peter Pickets
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Frederick Resident
Frederick resident Mrs. Williams Abrecht reports backache and kidney disorder symptoms improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes dizziness and nervousness easing after use, noting the remedy cost 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the Buffalo produced product.
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Frederick
Williams Abrecht
Wes Patrick Street
Doan
Today’s Election in Country Details Ballot Scope
Voters will elect House members in all states and U S senators in 33 states including Alabama Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maryland Missouri Nevada New Hampshire New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Utah Vermont Washington Wisconsin and more. Governors and other state officials will be chosen in many states. Prohibition amendments appear in several states along with woman suffrage measures in a subset of states.
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House of Representatives
United States
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Marland
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carotina
South Dako
Utah
South Dakota
Washington
Iowa
Montana
Nebraska
Frederick County Voters At Polls Today in Elections
Frederick County shows Republican gains or losses across six congressional elections from 1902 to 1912. The table lists Dem Rep Prob Soc tallies and party pluralities, noting Lewis’s wins and Brainard H Warner Jr.’s 1910 county lead.
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Congress
Cece
Ck Ke Eee Ee
Uae
Frederick County
Dem. Rep. Prob
Frederick Counts
Lewis
Brainard H. Warner, Jr
George A. Pearce, Jr
Marriage Licenses And Notes From The War’s Edge
Marriage licenses listed Glenn E. Bittle and Eva B. Lighter. Miss Jessie Mason Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Clark, of Keep Trust, near Brunswick, has returned from Germany where she visited since March. She spoke of the war, noting fort construction and Countess Paveggi hospital use on the Rhine. Clark described hardships and says she encountered no German hostilities on return. Say you saw it in The News.
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Jessie Mason Clark
William M. Clark
Keep Trust
Brunswick
Germany
Paveggi
Rhine
Prychers
Srl
Clark
United _ States
Allies Advancing in Vosges and Ban de Sapt
Allied forces recaptured heights dominating Mount Saint Marie and advanced near Ban de Sapt, challenging enemy artillery near St Die. German reports describe highly favorable front activity north of France with shifts near Soissons and Verdun and fierce fighting between Nieuport and Ypres, with heavy casualties on both sides.
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Vosges
Mount Saint Marie
Ban de Sapt
St. Die
France
Aisne
Soissons
Verdun
Berlin
Johns Hopkins Surgeon Undergoes 46th Operation
Dr. Baetjer of Johns Hopkins University remains in hospital, after his forty sixth operation. The patient underwent removal of axillary glands affected by his X ray research. Dr Baetjer has lost an eye and four fingers in his career.
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Baetjer
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Frederick Raetjer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Badjer
Value Jersey Railroads at $334 835 007 Trenton N J
The state board of assessors completed the valuation for the taxation of the rail roads and canals property of this State. The aggregate valuation of all railroad property is 334 835 007, an increase of about five million dollars. The aggregate taxes to be paid by the railroads for state and local use on this assessed valuation is over 976 86, an increase of 260 186 62 over last year.
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Jersey
Trenton
N. J
State Board of Assessors
Out of the Mouths of Babes and Miscellany Notes
A collage of short items from humor to farming notes and health ads. It includes quips about Eden and amateurism from a Sunday school vignette, observations on bobwhite diets and pests, a riddle about energy, and a York ad style health claim about catarrh remedies.
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Garden of Eden
Bobby
Mamma
Myra
Grandpa
Bettie
Tommy
Detroit Free Press
Peace Prize for Holland Reported for Nobel Award
London reports from Christiania say Holland is slated to receive the Nobel Peace Prize this year with a $40,000 prize to aid Belgian refugees who fled to Holland. The Amsterdam Handelsblad published the claim.
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London
Holland
Christiania
Amsterdam Handelsblad
Hotland
Enemies will be beaten Kaiser rally in Paris message
German dispatch from London quotes Emperor William II urging victory under all circumstances and promising reunion after the war ends. The item appears in a Berlin-to-Britain transmission via London with reference to a Brandenburg regiment speech.
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Kaiser
Berlin
London
France
Emperor Willan
Indictments Target Boom 21 R R Directors in Washington
Washington buzzes amid election talk as officials predict Democratic gains in both Senate and House. Indictments accuse directors of monopolistic schemes under Sherman Act, with warrants for George F. Baker Charles Pratt and Lewis Ledyard and others. Bail set at 3000 each after pleas of not guilty.
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New York
de Criminal de Altimente
Graurds
Queedaet
Tae
Dicta
New Link
Bart Jord
Ted Wallbai
Heefetier
de Watt Ouse
Metphhn
Pheadere
Gea Weber
Wilbam Skinner
Claude Dh. Turd
Mac Canoch Miles
Newton Barnes
Robert Wo Tt
James 8.Iikton
James B. Uuemdagwas
Lewis Cass Faulyard
Charles Mc Pratt
A. Teuton Robertson
Prederick P. Hrewater
Henry K. Mellarg
Edward D. Robins
Alexander Cochrane
Edward Millickan
Francis T. Maxwell
George F. Baker
J. Pierpont Mortin
Charles M. Pratt
Lowis Cass Ledyard
Foster
DISCOVER BIG BOMB PLOT IN CANADA DURING WAR
Detectives say a secret United States government omen plot sought to destroy the Welland canal and the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo railroad tunnel at Hamilton Ontario. Dominion forces and CP rail detectives were dispatched to guard the canal from St Catherine's to Lake Erie and patrol the tunnel at Hamilton. Dominion troops have guarded the canal since the war began.
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Welland
Ont
United States
Welland Canal
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo
Hamilton
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Toronto
St. Catherine's
Lake Erie
Montenegrins Raze Fort Near Cattaro as Allies Push
Paris dispatch reports Montenegrin artillery bombarding Fort Vermatz near Cattaro Dalmatia. A shell hit the munitions depot causing a fort explosion. Montenegrin forces advancing toward Gasko in Herzegovina seize a key position at Kobila with notable enemy losses.
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Servia
Cattaro
Paris
Havas
Cettinge
Montenegro
Vermatz
Sattaro
Dalmatia
Gasko
Herzegovina
Kobila
Football Player Dies After Ambridge Game
James Lavery, nineteen, of Ambridge Pa died in Pres byterian hospital from injuries suffered in a Saturday football game. He broke his back playing for Ambridge against Delmont club, the second Pittsburg fatality this season.
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Pittsburgh
James Lavery
Ambridge
Presbyterian Hospital
Delmont
Pittsburg
Michael Kennedy
Lawrence Villa
Mustard Plaster Ad Promises Quick Relief
An unclear ad-like fragment touts mustard plasters for fast relief. It mentions a product from a Cleveland company and hints at easy access or sales, but the text is garbled and reads like OCR errors.
Woman Shot by Carefesa Hunter in Lancaster
Lancaster November 3 Miss Sarah Andrews of Willow street was shot by a careless gunner. Her injuries are serious. Carl Bauer of New Providence was resting and smoking when his gun discharged and struck his arm and hip causing serious wounds.
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Carefesa Hunter
Lancaster
Sarah Andrews
Willow Street
Carl Bauer
New Providence
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the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Leslie Shafer
John H. Stone
P. Lawson Stine
Joseph E. Shafer
John M. Miller
William A. Shoemaker
Charles D. Hickman
John P. Hickman
Nicholas B. Grunwell
John P. Main
J.C. Walker
John D. Hendrickson
John G. Crawford
John C. Main
David E Yingeor
Bessie Edith Long
George Ed. Myers
Glenn E. Bittle
Myersville
Eva B. Lighter
Middletown
A. R. Chapper
Bos
Los Angeles Examiner
Scieme
Bla Lanes & Co
Toledo
Muraus
Inle Adare
CHE
Halls Family
Patien— Veeriinement
EY & CO
Peace Prize
Copenhagen
Brussels
Amsterdam
Scotland
Carnegie
Dunfermline
Andrew Carnegie
Bulgaria
the Times
Sofia
Hightet
Balearia
Turkey
Herm
Wiewse
Ilonca Hoe
BOOM
R. R
Wilson
New Haven
Path
Abe Wilson
Senate
House
Polieres
McAllen
Tex
Dudley Gothrup
Warsaw
Cleveland
Bartholomay
Apollo Beer
It & Vt
P. W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md. C
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Rem
Runkles & Mullime
White Cross
James E. Doll
Jewster and Optician
South Market
Meilyy
Tle
Schooler Bakery
Mi Seath Market
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Ophiyre
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