Battle Highlights From Early Civil War History
The clip cites the Battle of Tippecanoe with Joseph Hamilton Davis and the Belmont engagement viewed as Grant's early clash with Confederates. It notes Belmont criticism and Grant’s defense to shield 300 Federals near Missouri, plus references to the Virginius affair and other early war events.
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Tippecanoe
Joseph Hamiton Davis
Belmont
Grant
Ogiesby
Missouri
Columbus
Santiago
Burt Li
Riatesmas
Hans
Far East
Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper receipts
The News urges subscribers to report promptly irregularities in receiving papers to ensure timely delivery and resolve issues.
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Pny
The Wrerly News Announces New Twelve Page Issue
Tas Wixity News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with extensive news and features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and promotes advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 p m Wednesday and changes by 1 p m that day.
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Tas Wixity
Frederick City
Local society notes missives of travelers visitors and marriages
Numerous residents and guests are listed as visiting or staying with relatives in cities like Baltimore New York Washington and Frederick. Names include Remma H Haller Aaron BR Anders Arnon Urner Annie Camp hill Nan nie Knott and Theresa Snyder with reports of transit visits clerical appointments and a MeGill-Thomas wedding in Baltimore.
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Peragraphe
Remma H. Haller
R. &. J. Dutrow
Clarks Place
New York
Aaron BR. Anders
Johnsville
Biss Alica Honok
Baltimore
Arnon Urner
West Third Stream
Annie Oamphill
Nannie Knott
Joseph Hershberger
Washington
Frederick
Theresa Snyder
Beckley Confectionery
Carl Fleischman
Hagerstown
Harry Dertzbaugh
Wm. Duvall
Wm. Kussmans
Thin Ouky
Local Market Quotes and Prices Listed
The Local Bart G War ing Tyson Co presents today’s buying quotes for commodities. New corn per barrel 190 dollars shelled 52 cents per bushel old 55 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red Vic steamer 730 per bushel, rejected 600 per bushel damaged 550 per bushel. Gata 30 carte per bushel. An advertisement urges readers to act and support patronage with persuasive messaging.
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Bart. G. Waring Tyson & Co
New Corp
Vic
Quiet Frederick Election Faces Fund Shortages and Fraud
In Frederick the election proceeds quietly amid fog with few voters and funds shortages. Ballots group candidates by party and three slips label Democratic Republican and Prohibition lists. A ballot card device could reveal votes, prompting officials to warn precincts and record perpetrators. Returns may arrive late, possibly tomorrow morning, with bulletins posted outside the News office.
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Frederick
Pola
Saabls
Seach Booth
Tas
H. Dorsey Etchison
Board of Election Supervisors
Gevics
Suipe
Persens
Work of Death and Albaugh Obituaries in County Notes
Florence L Peddicord aged 12 9 died November 3 after typhoid fever at her aunt’s Baltimore home. Funeral at Plane No 4 with services at Marvin chapel. Rev. Miller led the service. pallbearers named. Mrs. Sarah Jane Albaugh aged 64 died November 3 near Rocky Ridge from complications. Survived by husband George Albaugh and seven children. Funeral from her home with Rev. Bregenzer officiating. Rocky Ridge Cemetery burial.
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Florence L Peddicord
Florence L
G. O. Peddicord
Place No. 4
This County
Bruees Albaugh
Sarah Jane Albaugh
Rocky Ridge
Gissasaa
Yesre
Albaugh
George Albaugh
William
Lydis Valentine
Harry
Theodore
Willian Albough
Ross Fogle
Braddock Colony Sees New Cottages and Mountain Visitors
Three new cottages rise along Schley avenue with frames up for two by Geo Wm Smith and one for Mr. Sechrist. Washington county farmers visited Mr. D Grove White’s stock, marveling at horses shipped from Europe and the scenery. Families like Markell and Doll returned. McCardell family to winter on the mountain. Grace Porterfield remains a permanent colony resident. Rohrbeskard and Long families linger for autumn season.
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Braddock
Schley Avenue
Geo. Wm. Smith
D. Grove White
White
Caroline Markall
John A. Markell
Charles D. Doll
Edgar McCardell
Grace Porterfield
Washington, Ig & Permansant
Allen Rohrbeskard
Long
Wreck Victim Undergoes Leg-Wiring Operation in Baltimore
A postal clerk from Hegerstown who suffered two broken legs in the Western Maryland wreck near Weat coinster returned to Baltimore City Hospital for surgery. Surgeons wired the bones after the fracture failed to knit. His wife accompanied him to Baltimore and remains with him.
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Boepital
Claggets D. Miller
Hegerstown
Maryland
Weatcoinster
Jane
Baltimore City Hospital
Baltimore
Students back Pos amendment in Frederick Callega poll
Frederick Callega students held a preliminary election last evening on the Pos amendment and reported a three vote majority in favor of adoption.
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Bors
Frederick Callega
Obituary notes and local updates from Maryland towns
Reports from Cambridge Princess Anne Oakland and Havre de Grace record deaths of Capt Benjamin Hart aged 79 John Steele Mathews aged 3 Beorr S Lankford son of H Filmore Asakford Princess Anne Rev Gideon J Ferguson paralyzed near Oakland conditions critical New railroad station costing 30000 to be built by the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad at Havre de Grace Maryland Trat Company stockholders to meet December 7 for bond plan reorganization Mrs Sarah Davis mother of Rev John M Davis of Oakland paralyzed and in critical condition
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Benjamin Hart
Cambridge
John Steele Mathews
Paryville
Beorr S. Lankford
H. Filmore Asakford
Princess Anne
Gideon J. Ferguson
Oakland
Garrettcjanty
Philadelphis, Baltmore and Washington Railroad Company
Havre de Grace
Maryland ‘Trat Company
Sarah Davis
John M. Davis
Lutheran Young People’s Society Meeting at Church
The Lutheran Young People's Society met in the church chapel led by Rev. Charles F. Steck. Members were elected, meeting nights moved to the first and third Mondays. Edus Carter recited well, humor readings entertained. next gathering November 20. Elder Fiers spoke on Almost and future talk titled What does it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul.
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Lutheran Young People’s Society
Charles F. Steck
Misa Edus Carter
Baptist Brethsen
Fiers
Postponed Masting Delays Rockwell Ter Macadam
The Mayor and Aldermen held a special meeting last evening to discuss deferring macadamizing Rockwell Ter race until spring due to unsettled ground. After hearing Mr. Coryell and the city engineer, the board approved postponement until spring. The board also awarded the city electric plant building contract to Charles A. Poole for $320, to be a cement block structure.
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B. H. Coryell
Rockwell Terrace
Coryell Sud
City Electric Plant
Charles A. Poole
Steam Blow Damages School Basement Alarmed Pupils
Excitement swept the Female High School when the steam heating system blast from a safety valve released steam into the basement. The janitor Mr. Samuel Shaw had just left. pupils were dismissed. Investigations found no serious trouble after Hahn Rowe and Blumenauer and Harry Rowe responded.
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Tenohere
Samuel Shaw
Gome
Messrs
Hahn & Rowe
Nicholas Blumenauer
Harry Rowe
Miksolo at Belasco Praised by Washington Poet Editor
The Lafayette Square Opera Company presented Miksolo at the Belasco Theatre drawing high praise from the city’s dramatic editor who lauds the ensemble, familiar numbers, and numerous encores. The production impressed with polished organization, elaborate costumes, and fitting scenic effects. The reviewer notes the same company will perform here next Friday night.
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Washington
Lafayette Square Opera Company
Belasco
Miksolo
Hesgsut
New Market Literary Club Holds November Meeting
The New Market Literary Club met Friday afternoon at R. B. Randle’s residence. President Randle led roll call and minutes. Readings included Annabel Lee by Margaret Wood, Poa by Janie Downsy, Top Hall of Fame by Welkies Bough, The Raven talk by Mr. McBride, prose by Mare Royer, and a Poa sketch by Rev. D. B. May. Next meeting set for Mrs. A. L. Stier's home Friday evening.
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NEW Market LI Treary Club
New Market Literary Club
R. B. Randle
R B. Randle
Annshbel Lee
Margaret Wood
Janie Downsy
Mic
Missionary’s Church Burned Before Dedication
Rev. Charles Reifsulder, a city native and Episcopalian missionary in Japan, suffered a grave loss as his church, nearly completed, was destroyed by a disastrous fire in town. The structure, due to be dedicated the next day, was a hard won creation the community mourns.
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Charles Reifsulder
Japan
Reifsuider
Relfsnider
Real Estate Transactions In Avilia and Brucaville Area
Charles O. Henkie of Virginia bought half interest in the Henkie farm near Avilia West Virginia from 4 F Garrett of Brunswick. The 250 acre property sold for 7500 dollars. Lewis M Motter of Emmitsburg sold 23 acres on the Bracaville road adjoining St Josephs Academy to Patterson Bros for 1200 dollars.
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Charles O. Henkie
Virginia
F. Garrett
Brunswick
Henkie
Avilia
WV. Va
Lewis M. Motter
Emmitsburg
Bracaville Road
St. Joseph's Academy
Messrs
Patterson Bros
McLean Named Commissioner for Jamestown Exhibition
Mrs. Donald McLean, President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution, is appointed by Governor Higgins of New York as a commissioner to the Jamestown Exposition.
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Dire
McLean
Mirs
Donald McLean
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Higgins
New York
Trolley line survey and construction plans advance
Corps at work on a Frederick to Hagerstown trolley route with Dodge and Wabash involvement. Headquarters moved from Middletown to the city, rooms in Citizens Bank building for winter. Surveys extend toward Hagerstown, with a low grade route via Rodeedbore and Fankstown. Airbrakes added to new rail cars for F and M Railway. cars 7 and 5 equipped.
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Dodge Surveying Corps
Frederick
Hagerstown
Middletown
Citizens’ Bank
Wabash
Dodge Corps
Rodeedbore
Fankstown
Mazsgemoest
SELDIG & MILLER OFFERINGS IN SILKS AND UNDERWEAR
An advertising display from SELDIG & MILLER highlights a wide range of women’s silk fabrics and garments. Listings include Velvets, Chiffon Taffetas, Messatin Silk, and Black Peau de Soie with prices from 39 cents to 1.00 per yard, plus knit wool blouses priced around 1.85 and 2.25. The copy touts handsome petticoats and fashionable styles as values, inviting shoppers to visit the store for on sale selections and durable American-made fabrics.
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Dadeos i
Seldig & Miller
Officers and Directors Listed for Capital Surplus Group
A compiled roster names J D Saree and Wm Baker as officers with Barber Wal G Zimmerman Samuel G Duvall as president and vice president. Directors include Jas McBammar DK Keraever Guo Ws Burra J D Barsr Jepex Jno Morris D H Harcerr Joux 5 Eawenvea Tros H Batirn and Ws G Barrm.
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Jupax
Jas
McBammar DK
Keraever
Guo
Burra
J. D. Barsr
Jepex Jno
Morris
D.H. Harcerr
Joux
Eawenvea
H. Batirn
Gasoline Motor Cars Demonstrate Fast Railway Transit
Dispatch from Omaha describes Union Pacific gasoline motor car No. 2 achieving 47 mph on trial. Car No. 2, built in big shops, is a commercial success showing potential for suburban and branch-line service with lower costs and fewer crew. Inventor W B R McKen Sr leads motive power efforts. No. 2 weighs 50,000 pounds, carries 57, uses acetylene lighting, and aims to replace steam trains with efficient gasoline propulsion.
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New York Herald
Omaha
Wnab
Ueed
Frederick
Thurmont
Union Pacific Motor No
Union Pacific
Ilenak
Malika & Flat Cigar
Balit
Marks
Greman
Mila
W. BR. Mo Ken
Batrowell
Thanksgiving Day Festivities and Local Doings
Thanksgiving plans surface amid community notes and small town happenings. Ground breaks on two East Third Street dwellings. improvements on East Patrick Street. painting at Mrs. Bowers residence. dragage business sold to Henson Wiles. sick list includes Miss Biste Keller and Dr. Charies Titlow. a bicycle wheel is stolen and later found along the road.
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iMr
H. M. Gittinger
East Third Street
Qohannel Shailman
East Patrick Stress
Michael Kennedy
Biste Keller
Charies Titlow
West Fourth Street
Frank T Rboder
Lewis C.gittinger
North Market Street
Jacob Quinn
Ieyele
Bliss Summers
Soath Street
Mr. Summers
Local notices and upcoming events around town
Local notices urge paying gas and electric bills by the 10th to avoid discounts. Hanson Wiles buys the late Jacob Grabill’s drayage route and begins operations. A Lewice Society benefit sale is planned November 9 and 10 with a short program and refreshments. Dr. C. S. Highbarger offers free consultations in Hagerstown November 8 to 10. Mr. Leland Powers will present Mongienr Ballesire in Women’s Udlega Hall on November 11 at 5 pm. admission 50 cents. Dr. Wm. Taran, Baltimore, will attend Emergency Hospital November 9. Prof. Spangler tunes pianos for 50 cents, Palace of Music. Oyster prices listed. winter tour tickets to Florida and other resorts offered by B&O RR with low round-trip rates through April 1906.
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Leland Powers
Powers
Florida
Baltimore & Onio R R
Florids
Georgia
Carolinas
Nassau
Havocs
Sale of Five Houses in Sohleyaville Reported
Cramer and Stauffer, real estate and loan agents, sold five houses in Sohleyaville to the M. J. Grove Lime Company for 1000 on behalf of Samuel Wertheimer. A commercial notice offers 25 cents for a statewide Frederick business posting and four want ads for employment or other needs.
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Cramer & Stauffer
Samuel Wertheimer
Sohleyaville
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
Iowa
New Art Loom Drog gera carpets debut at local store
L. E. Mullen announces a new Art Loom Drog gera line with distinct designs and Oriental rug style copies. The carpet house promotes a wide selection of floor coverings and latest novelties and invites customers to come in and view them.
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Weares
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