Daily History Roundup of 18th and 19th Century Events
A compact notes page cites General St Clair’s disastrous defeat near Miatch villages Oslo in 2791, the birth of author John Esten Cooke in 1830, and 1914 naval actions with German raids off England and Austrian retreat from Kielce. Astronomical events mention evening stars Jupiter Mars Venus and morning Saturn Mercury with constellations Ursa Minor Ursa Major Draco Hercules Lyra visible in the evening.
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Anthor St. Clair
Oslo
John Esten Cooke
England
Yarmouth
Kielce
Poland
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Draco
Herecules
Lyra
P. m
Commuters and Firms Named in Local Notices
A fragmented OCR note lists entities including The Commuters Co Nat Bank Neidig & Miller Edw S Delaplaine and E G Haugh along with Angora Cat, indicating a brief local notice item referencing multiple named parties and a possible animal mention.
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Estred. Co. Nat. Bank
Neidig & Miller
Edw
S. Delaplaine
E.G. Haugh Angora Cat
Cain Monroe couple wed in Washington formal ceremony
Freder ick announces marriage of Charlotte Marcella Cain to Roger Eugene Monroe conducted today in Washington. After November 15 they will reside at 503 Grace Street Richmond Va. Also Ada Pearl Clem and Morris E Holbruner married yesterday at Reformed Parsonage Walkersville by Rev Ernest E Weaver.
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Holbruner—Clem
Ada Pearl Clem
Utica Mills
Morris E. Holbruner
Walkersville
Reformed Parsonage
Ernest E. Weaver
Property Deeds and Local Notices in Frederick
Property transfers list deeds from David Cramer and others to Hendrix and Jolliffe families with modest sums. Marriage licenses issued to Henry Robinson and Norah Vince of Frederick. Social events include a card party plan by Witzingh Lee Chapter UD C and alumnae gathering at Frederick Female Seminary. A church sermon by Dr. Snyder is announced and a magistrate dismisses a disturbance case involving Frank Philips.
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Henry Robinson
Norah Vince
Frederick
Witzingh Lee
U. D C
F. F. Smith
Eleanor M. Johnson
Vie
Annab. Floyd
Emma KR. Gittinger
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Wives and Mothers Learn Vinci Remedy For Family Health
An advertisement urges wives and mothers to manage family health through diet and a home remedy named Vinci sold by local druggist JOA Williamson. It claims the remedy can prevent rundown conditions in children and adults and promotes its reliability for common colds and coughing.
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Joa Williamson
Vinci
Pensioners Cost County Four Thousand One
Frederick county reports pension outlay for the year at 4001.50, with 4529 spent in 1913. The second annual auditor’s report credits pension overhauls to remove ineligible recipients and warns able bodied residents to seek work. Forest fires cost 806.76, funded partly by state aid. Other items list removed court costs and election expenses. taxpayers seek lower polling costs by using schoolhouses as voting sites.
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Frederick County
Montevue
Middletown Man to Lose Motor License
In police court Calvin D. H. Summers is fined 100 dollars and faces possible license suspension. Summers was intoxicated and a passenger was also drinking. James H. Baker was fined 10 dollars and jailed twenty days for resisting officers. Summers to pay the fine, then state license board action possible.
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Calvin D. H. Summers
Hahn
West Fifth Street
Fabian Posey
State Automobile Commission
Summers
James H. Baker
Middletown
Frank Crampton Hearing on Drunkenness Fined
Frank Crampton, colored, was given a hearing on a drunkenness charge. He was fined and paid the amount. The arrest was made by Chief W of Poice Brutchey.
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Frank Crampton
Poce Brutchey
Frederick County Clerk of Circuit Court Victory Statement
Ha G Wacgh thanks voters in Frederick County for overwhelming support in both the primary and general elections. He pledges to manage the Clerk of the Circuit Court office with efficiency and evident foresight.
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Frederick County
Game law violations noted in county report
The report states hunting season rules were not observed in the county with numerous violations. Squirrels rabbits and oven partridges are said to have been killed in numbers. A Frederick sportsman proposes a paid game warden to enforce the law as efforts to change it loom at the upcoming legislature.
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Frederick
Newsboy Hikers Keystone Sam and Brother Reach Frederick
Ex newsboy Keyst one Sam Cole and his brother Howard arrived in Frederick while hiking from Rockville to Fort Sam Houston Texas. They say they have walked 600 miles since October 12 and 50 000 miles since 1905. They visit newspaper offices for letters from editors and politicians and have even been to the White House. They favor the free life of a hiker over routine work and report uncertain meals.
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Keystone
Sam“ Cole
News
Frederick
Howard
Rockville
Buffalo
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Sam
White House
Cole
Hagerstown
Sudden Death of Dr Fout in Kemptown
Dr R C Fout of Kemptown died last night at the Baltimore Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital after a throat infection worsened since Friday. A 37 year old University of Maryland graduate, he practiced in Kemptown since graduation and married Miss Mary Hendrickson two years ago. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Otho T Fout and two sisters Ethel and Gladys. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 from his home with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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R. C. Fout
Kemptown
Baltimore Eye
Baltimore
Guinsy
Fout
University of Maryland
Mary Hendrickson
Monrovia
Otho T_ Fout
Ethel
Gladys
Mt. Olivet
Card of Thanks from Edward Delaplaine
Edward Delaplaine thanks voters of Frederic County for electing him to the House of Delegates. He pledges to protect local interests and notes his duty to honor the trust of each vote. The message appears amid notices including dance hall rental, hospital guild sale, pear sale, hunting permits, and local business ads.
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House of Delegates
Frederic County
Edward
Delaplaine
Plans for 100th anniversary of Columbia Lodge AF and AM
Plans for the 100th anniversary of Columbia Lodge No. 68 AF and AM in Frederick call for a 2 November evening observance at the Masonic Temple lodge room with addresses by Grand Master Thos J Shryock and local speakers J D Baker John T White and F B Sappington Sr. A banquet follows in the Armory with music by the Frederick City Orchestra under G Oscar Rhodes and a Masonic quartet.
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Columbia Loge
AF & AL Musong
Lodge
A. A. Radelif
Grand Master of
Masons of Maryland
Thos
J. Shryoch
Frederick
Seipp
Masonic Temple
Shryock
J. D. Baker
John T. White
F. B. Sappington
Mr. Seipp
Masonic Quartet
J. W. L. Carty
B. T Hendrickson
R. R. Bowers
Geo. Edw. Smith
Frederick. 20 Years Ago, Prof Smith and F. B. Sappington, Jr
Armory
Frederick City
G. Oscar Rhodes
Methodist Men to Meet for Sunday School Parade
The Methodist Episcopal church on E Church street invites the male members of the church and Sunday School to gather Sunday afternoon November 7, 1915 at 2 20 to participate in the Sunday School parade. All men are urged to attend as 100 participants are needed.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Street
Public Sale of Household Goods in Buckeystown
Public sale announced for November 4 1915 at 10:00 a m at the seller's Buckeystown residence featuring bedroom suits chairs tables mattresses china closet bureaus pictures and other household articles terms cash James H Smith Harvey R Lease auctioneer Also oyster and meat supper November 4 5 to 9 p m at Grace Reformed church benefit piano fund of Regioners' Department admission 25 cents Fall and Winter millinery openings announced including Blumenauer Co Payne's Millinery Parlor and Mantz 145 Market St showing fur and white velvet displays nearby.
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Red Cross
D. E. Kefauver
Mullinix
N. Market St. Frederick
Buckeystown
Thursdar
Jas. H. Smith
Harvey R. Lease
Grace Reformed Church
Payne's Millinery
Auto Bus to Baltimore and other services advertised
Daily 5 p m Blue Bus to Baltimore leaves City hotel arriving 7.20 p m. Return Baltimore 7.30 a m from Howard and Franklin streets arrives Frederick 10.10. Fare $1.25 each way. Stops at all stations. Phone 384. Chester M. Hauver and Wm. F. Schmitz, Managers. Also real estate listings and assorted ads for farms, homes, oysters, hunting permits, groceries, and dry goods from Frederick Maryland area.
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Baltimore
City Hotel
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Frederick
Chester M. Hauver
WM. F. Schmitz
Mgr
New departu re in Fred erick fur sale and home for sale
A mixed ad listing fashion offerings from Potts and Griffin including coney muffs in black and brown satin lined and sable at reduced prices, children’s fur sets, wool sweater coats, kid gloves. Also promotes sale of the late Major E Y Goldsborough’s home and office building at 114 and 116 West Patrick Street with 200 ft depth 48 ft frontage and an 8 ft alley, featuring a three story brick house with seventeen rooms and a garage.
Real estate listings by Grayson H Mercer expert in farms
Grayson H Mercer advertises 200 acre hay and stock farm near State Road and trolley line. Also offers 137, 141, 107, 86 12, 71, 8, 39, 20, 58 and 10 12 acre farms near Frederick Adamstown Plane No 4 Mt. Pleasant Jefferson control and State Road. Includes insurance services. Possession can be given to salt purchaser.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick
Adamstown
Plane
State Road
Tralleyine
Mt. Pleasant
Frederck
Jefferson Trolley
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Daniel Blaster
N. Bentz St
Rosenstock Bros. Opera House
Hymeneas
David Cramer
John O. Hendrix
City
John W
Joseph L. Jolliffe
Walker Neill Jolliffe
George E. Talbott
Chas. L. Magruder
Frederick Female Seminary
Hood Seminary
Charles F. Kreh
Florence Trail
Rienzi
Emma Vernon
Snyder
George Albert Snyder
Middletown Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Brunswick
Frank Philips
Painter
Yester- Day
Foser
RGHE
John W Null
Doubs
Samuel H. Davis
Inai Dommunity
Weller
Nail
Ail Doubs
Frederick Boorteman
Brother
DR. Fout
Joseph Keiser
York
Marion Yinger
Buildiog
West Church Street
Ala, Radclaff
Fredenck City Hospital
Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Ranneberger
News Office
Columbia Lodge of Masons
E. Patrick Street
Sarah Swope Burkett
Blumenauer & CO
D. Mantz
Market St
Lewistown
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick, Md
Clingan
Braddock Heights
Oscar R Coblentz
Crisfield
Cizena
Olen Hon
Homemade Saver Kraut
James Biggs
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Capital
Burplus
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmberman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E. Kefeuver
John 8. Newman
Thos. H. Haler
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
John D. Hendrickson
Opus
Mian Temp
Redfern
J. D. Hendrickson
Isabella Oposit
Potts & Griffin
E. Y. Goldsborough
Rick
Story Price House Con
Taining
Ness
Insurance
Court ST
Thomas P. Rick
Nortil Market Street
Grayson
Staley
Insuranch
Ee Fings
Lee Tredetick
Moenrevia
Blate Road
Tomerick
Tate Ri
Ree Tee
Erica
Etic Reg Gees Liberty
Fredercck
Slong Tate Road
Price
Trederick
Frica
Butlding
Lan
Aest
Urbana
Ike Price
Yin Bulidinge
Court Btrvet
Marewood
Harp
Mare Wood D. Harp
Fai
al BR
Pythian Castle
Albaugh & Harrington
Woodsboro
Remington, Smith-Premier
Monarch Typewriters
N. Market St
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Church ST
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
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