PAILY NEWS HISTORY NOTES NOVEMBER 12
In American History entries list notable events from 1857 to 1911 including commercial gauge expansion to England, deaths of Colonel Doun Platt, Major General William Rufus Shafter, and John L. Carncross. Astronomical notes observe evening stars Jupiter Mars Venus and morning Saturn Mercury with Leonid meteors visible all night.
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England
United States
Doun Platt
William Rufus Shafter
Santiago
John L. Carncross
Philadelphia
Jupiter
Mars
Veour
Saturn
Mercury
Frederick Saving Store Central Restaurant and Market Meeting
Fragmentary notes show Frederick Saving Store and Central Restaurant items with names like John N Clary and H F Ray Co. and Crooks Co. A millinery par and City Opera House are mentioned along with The Empire and Marvel venues, indicating a local business and entertainment block with dealer names and venues.
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Frederick
Central
John N. Clary
Markey's Con oKeaa
C. Crooks Co
Millinery
City Opera House
the Empire
Local marriages in Walkersville and surrounding areas
Miss Edith R. Main and Earl N. Zimmerman wed quietly at United Brethren parsonage Walkersville in the company of close friends. The couple will reside near Daysville. Further notes chronicle weddings in Baltimore All Saints and Chestnut Grove areas, plus upcoming nuptials in Graceham and Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith R. Main
Calvin Main
Dallasville
Earl N. Zimmerman
Willis Zimmerman
Walkersville
United Brethren Parsonage
Paul E. Holdcraft
Miss Maud Main
Roy Zimmerman
Charles H. Mosburg
Lime Kiln
Cora Mosburg
Albert Ray Taylor
Baltimore
Brief Tems of Interest from The News
Notes list seasonal urges and civic reminders. Indian summer and mince meat temptations appear alongside merchandise offers from Company A. Meteor watchers anticipate November meteors while Christmas prep stresses the Empty Stocking and closing doors. Civic Club signals street marking before next summer’s visitors. hunting permits noted for sale at the News Office for ten cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A‘s Bazar
Jury Out 13 Hours Fails to Reach Verdict in Groshon Will Case
After about 13 hours out, the jury reported no agreement seven to sustain the will and five to set it aside. Court will reconvene in December unless a compromise is reached. Trial featured extensive testimony on Miss Annie V. Groshon’s sanity and the will’s validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groshon Will
Glenn H. Worthington
Wal
Annie V. Groshon
Miss Groshon
Frank
George
Meredith Groshon
Hallie-Carey
Frank Groshon
Sloan's Liniment Brings Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a ready remedy for rheumatism and sore joints. It claims rapid penetration to the pain seat, easing tenderness and swelling. A 24 cent bottle is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, though satisfaction is not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Telda
Aclatica
Run Over by Heavy Wagon Injures Frederick News Employee
Richard King of South Market street, a News employee, was injured when he jumped onto a moving wagon near Frederick County National Bank on North Market. A wheel passed over his head after he slipped from the rubber, leaving bruises above the eye, on the head, and a swollen knee. he returned to work that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard King
South Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
T. F. Kennedy
Eet King
Three Divorces Granted by Circuit Court in Equity
Three absolute divorces were granted by the Circuit Court in equity. Thomas Marshall was divorced from Ruth FB Marshall. John C. Pryor was divorced from Bessie M. Pryor. Mary K C Zeigler, via attorney Samuel A. Lewis, received an absolute divorce from Clarence A. Zeigler with custody of three minor children and permission to resume maiden name Mary K C Shane. Grace I Wolfe, through Samuel A Lewis, applied for an absolute divorce from William K Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Thomas Marshall
Ruth FB. Marshall
Reno
Harp
Charles McC. Mathias
John C. Pryor
Bessie M. Pryor
Samuel A. Lewis
Mary K. C. Zeigler
Clarence A. Zeigler
Mary K. C. Shane
Grace I. Wolfe
Wiliam K. Wolfe
Monocacy Club Banquet at Evangelical Reformed Church
Tomorrow at seven o clock the Monocacy Club annual banquet in the church parlors of the Evangelical Reformed Church. It will be the third and possibly most successful banquet with over 100 tickets sold. Rev. Arthur V. Casselman of Calvary Reformed Church Reading Pa will give the sole address on The Modern Man s Religion. Music will be provided and a dinner prepared by church and Sewing Society ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Arthur V. Casselman
Calvary Reformed Church
Reading
Local Millinery Reduction Sale at New York Imports
Local advertising notes a reduction sale at New York Millinery Parlors 26 N Market St Over Mullinix Store Mrs D E Kefauver features up to date red velvet hats and new novelties with hats remodeled for pleasing styling Also mentions Sunday excursion to Baltimore cancelled with adjusted two way option and twelve hour stay offered at discounted fare. additional notices promote home baked goods and fresh meats from local vendors and a fish market listing varieties and contact numbers.
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New York
N. Market St
Mullinix’s
D. E. Kefauver
Sweet Cider and Home Made Kraut GROCERY AD NOTICE
Local notices advertise Biumenauer cough syrup for whooping cough and croup. J M Culler Crisfield oysters served in all isles via phone 611 317 W Patrick St with delivery. Annie Beaufelter offers various farm products and home made Sauer Kraut. Blue Ribbon Grocery advertises fruits and groceries with contact numbers.
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JOM Culler
Crisfield
All Isles
W. Patrick
Pranca
J. M. Culler
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Patrick St
Boil Milk Advised As Foot and Mouth Disease Warning
Health officials in Frederick and Baltimore urge boiling or pasteurizing milk amid foot and mouth disease scares. Dr. Ira J. McCurdy and Dr. Nathan R. Gorter warn the disease spreads from cattle to humans, recommending milk heated to 145 F for 30 minutes and strict quarantine to prevent contagion, while noting rare human cases and ongoing vigilance.
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Frederick County
Countlea
City Health
Dmecor
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick
McCurdy
Baltimore
Nathan R. Gorter
Denmark
Germany
New England
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition 1914 Frederick MD
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports assets of 1,916,500.47 and liabilities totaling 2,212,605.41 with capital stock 100,000 and surplus 300,000. Undivided profits and expenses amount to 139,394.23. Deposits include time deposits payable on 30 days or longer, United States deposits 290,397.71, and postal savings deposits 4,199.00. Cash items and reserves total 1,631,389.05 with notes of other National Banks and other securities composing the rest. Wm. G. Zimmerman signs as cashier with notarized affirmation on November 6, 1914.
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U.S
Honda
Hank, Vba
Aperlo
Trust Companion and Savings Bank
United States Depositon
Wees
State of
Maryland
County of
Frederick
Wm. G Zimmerman
Neidig Miller and Finish Promote New Dress Goods
An advertisement for dress fabrics highlights Neidig Miller and Finish with 62 inch wide blue, wine, navy and other colors at 1.00 per yard. Westmorland Gabardines fall 50 inch wide at 1.50 per yard. Siberian plush coating for coats, windo display, and a new line of coatings from 1.50 to 3.50 per yard. Muncy wool blankets available in all grades, discounted at 4.50 to 7.00.
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Bermuda
Notich
Walkersville and Frederick Farm For Sale and Loans
John Noclary Real Estate and Loans lists 33 farms from 3 to 350 acres and town properties in Frederick area for sale. Also offers mortgages money, with offices at 20 West Patrick Street and Pythian Castle Building, Frederick Maryland.
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Cale
SEI
UPFC
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Ghaysun
Staley
Real Estate, Loan
BONDA
Isle City
Real estate and loan listings with several acreage parcels
The notice lists Grayson Mercer real estate offerings including 427 acres near Myaraville with improvements at 45 per acre plus multiple parcels: 200 acres near an electric railroad 100 acres on Stats Road with improvements 40 acres six miles from Frederick with buildings two acres with possession with crops 155 acres with improvements and a fruiting well fenced. Office at People's Insurance Building Orner Court and Church Gta. Also includes a drug store ad for Pearres the Drug Store at 18 Market St tele 161 stressing prompt delivery and complete stock for sick care.
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Myaraville
Electric
Stats Road
Frederick Band
Canton
Cropa
People’s Insurance
Orner Court
Church
Gta
Frederick
City
Vredert State Boad
BW & O
Ima
Malbadg
Real estate listings and a cold remedy advertisement
A mixed page lists numerous farms with distances from Frederick Bredert Lewistown and other towns detailing acres and locations plus an advertising pitch for Deering's Sure Cure cough syrup promising 24 to 36 hour relief a money back guarantee and availability at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Paily News
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Hymeneas
Jesse Wright-Downey
Mary, W. Downey
Jesse W. Downey
New Market
May Lée’ Willis
Allnutt M. P. Church
Frank Little
Grotter
John Willis
Prince George’s County
Chipley
James §. Hopkins
Belair
Martin D. Gaver
North Stricker Street
Nanna N. Main
Ross C. Prior
Graceham
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Garber—Gilbert
Wlliam N. Garber
Daysville
This County
Lillian J. Gilbert
Chestnut Grove
Evangelical Litheran Church
Rupp
JARP
Cooifr
Alvira Cooper
S. J. Cooper
Lorettaville
Wilbur Sharp
Marlington
W. Va
Civic Club
Groshon
Mr. Urner
Truman G. Albaugh
Utica Mills
Truman
David Mensell
Elizabeth Wasbers
Harry Wasbers
York City
Laundry
York
Harrisburg
Misa Walbers
Braddock
Mra Milton Shook
East Seventh Street
This City
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway
E. D. Baltzell
Pan Hoss
Frank E. Brengle
West Fifth St
Ridenour’s
Park Ave
W.C. Staley
Corner Fifth and
Market Streets
Cramer Hotel
Fars
Annie Beaufelter
Fourth St
Balti
Citizens' National Bank
Tile Cinzens National Bank
WE Bred Biuck
AC Brederick
Case Vlose of
Bumtnese
Pia
WM G. Zimmerman
A. Leroy McCardell
PF. L. Hargett
J. D. Baker
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
John D. Hendrickson
Munsons
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
John Noclary
RAL Estate and Loans
Miles
Flav
West Second Street
Bugaln
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Pearre's Pharmacy
Grayson
Mercer
Insurance
Pearres
the Drug Store
Market ST
Harry G. Tritapoe
Good
Elegant
Bredert
Walkeraville
Tillie
Millee
Lewistown
Feaga
Crengersies
Thurmost
Deering
Cone
Pearce
Albaugh & Harrington
Garrett § Vs
Grange, Jk
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Ara Floor City Hall
William C. Humm
Sourren L Welty
Orily Dons
Jane T. Lewes
East Church Street
Phioestar Josef Miyenr
Harry C. Bull
Peoples Fire Insurance Building
Church and Cours Streets
R. Eward Kepner
Bann
Shaan & Retwor
C. Be.cline
M. L. Etchison
Kb.glins
Steve
Citizens’ National Bank
Residences
Braddock No. 4
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas F. Riok
Frederick, MA
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