Nov 13 in American History 1775 through 1814 events
The entry notes that Montreal was captured by Continental troops led by General Richard Montgomery in 1775 and he died at the storming of Quebec. It also recalls birth and death dates of General Joseph Hooker and Alexander Stephens Clay, a U.S. senator from Georgia. Astronomical events list evening and morning stars Mercury Jupiter Saturn Mars Venus and a night of shooting stars from a meteor stream.
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Monttreal
Richard Montgomery
Quebec
Joseph, Hooker
Hadley
Mass
Alexander Stephens Clay
United States
Georgia
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Buffalo Restaurant and Shops Featured in City Directory
Readable fragments list several business names including Buffalo Restaurant Greenawalt Markey Harrington Carty Westin J Clark Devilbiss and offices at Second Street with references to The Empire and The Marat. Content is fragmented but notes local businesses and addresses for a city directory.
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Buffalo
Méllein
Greenawalt
Markey's
Harrington
Carty’s
HS Westin
I J. Clark
Clark
Priest's Rib Broken After Falls Down Stairs
Rev Stephen McCabe formerly of iguckeystown Falls Down Street suffered injuries about sixteen days ago after falling down a flight of stairs at St John’s The accident details are unclear but report confirms a broken rib and head injuries.
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Stephen. McCabé
Iguckeystown
Brief Items of Interest From Today’s Papers
General interest notes report Lowe and Blair successful in bagging eight rabbits yesterday. The trio, including two others, acted together to secure game.
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Iiterest Worth
Lowe
Paul Blair
Community program and street improvements reported
A local recap notes a church program with recitations and solos led by Misses etc and a closing hymn. The article also reports East Patrick Street Water Street Water Street crossing works, guttering curbing, and a new sidewalk planned from East Patrick to Carroll Creek.
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James H. G. Bestwith
Patrick Street
Water Street
Carroll Creek
Marriage License Records Show Two Couples Confirmed
Clifford D. Gloss, 26, of Rohrsville, and Hallie L. Wagner, 25, of Boonsboro, obtained a marriage license. Charles David Olaud, 20, of Licksville, and Mamie Beatrice Grubb, 18, of Doubs, also licensed.
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Clifford D. Gloss
Rohrsville
Hallie L. Wagner
Boonsboro
Charles David Olaud
Licksville
Mamie Beatrice Grubb
Doubs
Tetanus treatment praised by Dr Kintzing in county meeting
Dr. Pierce Kintzing of Baltimore outlined carbolic acid solution as a successful tetanus treatment at the Frederick County Medical Society meeting. He cited nine treated cases with full recovery, and one case where serum failed but carbolic acid saved the patient. The paper was acclaimed as an excellent medical talk. Officers elected include Browning as President and Johnahn as First VP. Local politics discussed: Secretary of State Bryan urged McKee Barclay’s appointment. Judge Motter’s condition noted as improving. Property sold well at Feagaville sale.
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Pierce Kintzing
Baltimore
Frederick County Medical Society
Kintzing
Iman
Elks’ Club
Ralph R. Browning
Myersville
T. B. John‘ahn
Frederick
Levin West
Brunswick
Bexnard
Thomas
Wm. C. Johnson-Frederick
Clifford T. Sappington
T . Routson
Association
Charies
Bryant
McKee
Barclay
Dudley
Field
Malone
New York
Death of Mrs Sarah P Hedges and local notices
Telegram from this city reports the death of Mrs Sarah P Hedges wife of James P Hedges formerly of the county now of Lee's Summit Missouri She died October 29 aged 78 years 2 months and 1 day She leaves a husband one daughter Mrs Minnie Allen and two grandchildren all in Missouri Westminster property sold Milton A Sullivan real estate agent sold Clinton N Myers property on Pennsylvania Avenue now occupied by Charles Adams to Reuben Bolin of Johnsville Frederick Co Md Hogs dying epidemic hits Bethel county Granville Dutrow Fleet Stall and Marion Staley are heavy losers Also included are humorous quotes and a note on wage earner incomes in Spain.
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Fames
Sarah P. Hedges
James P. Hedges
Lee's Summit
Jackson’ County
Missouri
Minnie Allen
Westminster
Milton A. Sullivan
Clinton N. Myers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles Adams
Reuben Bolin
Johnsville
Frederick County
Bethel
Granville Dutrow
Fleet Stall
Marion Staley
Thickman
T. Hickman
DOUBS
L R A P I D P R O G R E S S O N P I K E S R O A D
The M. J. Grove Lime Company reports rapid progress on the two mile Frederick to Jug Bridge road with grading nearly finished and half a mile of stone laid toward Frederick. Three steam rollers are at work and more equipment is coming. district engineer Cal Tenney expects completion in a few weeks if weather holds.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
Jug Bridge
Atretch
Toad
Cal ‘Tenney
Tthe
Tenney
New Market
Jug-Bridge
Middletown
M. J. Grove Lime. Company
Horsey
Operation on youth by Dr Herbert Harlan in Baltimore
Governor reports a boy operated on in Baltimore yesterday after a visit to witness the procedure. The patient, suffering from tonsillitis and adenoids, was treated by Dr Herbert Harlan, a specialist, at Presbyterian Eye Ear and Throat Hospital.
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Goldsborough
Baltimore
Brice “W.goldsborough
Herbert Harlan
Presbyterian ‘Eye
Beane Visiting Here By Rev Dr Brane of Dayton
Rev Dr Brane of Dayton associate editor of the Religious Telescope United Brethren paper spends the day with Mr and Mrs Reno S Harp in this city. Brane is a Frederick county native and regarded as a leader of the United Brethren denomination.
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Beane
Brane
Dayton
United Brethren Church
Reno S. Harp
Frederick County
United Brethren
Moose Band Makes First Semi Public Appearance
The Moose Band with about 50 members will perform tonight in semi public show at the Masonic Temple lodge rooms. Friends of members have been invited to attend the hearing of the band. The Hagerstown Board of Trade offers prizes for best dressed store windows in three classes. First prize is 10 dollars, second 5 dollars in each class. An architect designs Maryland School for the Deaf improvement plans awaiting legislative funding.
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Moose Band
Order of Moose
Moose
Order
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown
Maryland School For the Deaf
Oysters and Guild Sale Announced in Frederick
Fresh oysters available by pint quart or gallon with solid measures. Clarke Devilbiss, East Church Street near Pa RR Sta, phone 568. Frederick City Hospital Guild to hold a cake sale this Saturday afternoon at Miss Emma R. Gittinger’s residence on Fast Patrick Street.
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Jr.clarke
East Church St
Frederick City Hospital
Emma R. Gittinger
Patrick Street
Bridge Erection Near Middletown Marks Fourth New Span
Track and bridge crews of the An gerstown and Frederick Railway Company labored overnight from 11 to 7 to set a large steel bridge across the creek near the old Frederick power house at Middletown. The 110 foot span with steel T beams rose as the fourth replacement this season, replacing an earlier structure and enabling morning traffic. Concerns over watch standards for trainmen and winter hardships prompted discussion of wages and uniforms, with workers noting the burden of purchasing a costly watch and warm clothing for the season.
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Angerstown ,and Frederick Railway Company
Frederick ‘Railroad
Middletown
Red
Festive Arts and Local Offers Share Spotlight This Week
Local notices list a November 14 recital by Dr. Jackson and Miss Marie Stoddardt, with tickets at 50 cents, and events at College Hall. Also advertised are fresh produce, a holiday goods opening on November 18, and a China talk at the Presbyterian Church Thursday evening.
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Jackson
Freder
Marie Stoddardt
New York
College Book Room
College Hall
John Eisenhauer
Notice to dog owners and sale of dried fruit items
Dogs running at large without muzzles and tags will be impounded and killed if not redeemed within 48 hours. Licenses and tags available at City Register office. Hunting permits on sale at News Office. Dried fruits including almonds walnuts dates figs offered at Blue Ribbon Grocery by Veach.
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Blue Ribbon Grocery
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the Daily News
the News
Washington
Maryland
Unite Stace ‘Weather Bureau
NEW Adv Square
Bostonians
City Opera House
Frederick. Ang
Miss Plato
Grace Atkinson
Master Donald
Eihel Smith
Julia Abbott
B.L. McLean
Th. C. Aldridge
New ‘Stret Crossing
Mugg
Mr. Mixit
Boston Transcript
Josh
Washington Star
NI Newspaper
Gr.browning
Jother
Harvey
Julia
Feagaville
Knicker
Demosthenes
Becker
New York Sun
Chicago Record-Herald
Spain
Prederick
Frank Crhbs
Market St
E. D. Baltzeil
E. D. Baltzell
North Mariket Street
West Patrick St
City Hotel
China
The
Presbyterian Church
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
Wm.g. Baker
H. D. Baker
Wm.g. Zimmerman
Qeshier
John D. Hendrickson
Dak. de Partment
JD Hendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Geo
Swats
Halies
Jorn
Ramesuas
Dante
Barma
Ge ‘M. Tuomas
G .B. ‘Ching
B. B. Reravven
P. L. Gare
Tuba A GuMortis
Weidig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Insurance
Poarres
John .N. Bringle
Char. T.K. Young
Diderson
Burgary
Mt. Airy
R. Kh
Detour
Trolley
Yellow Springs
Fighty Cheap
Clifton
Woodsboro
Pike
Pythian Castle
Keller & Toms
W. Frederick
American Bonding Company
M.‘L. Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson
H. Mercer
Jana
Dear
Imesten Gente
Grayson 'H. Qtaley
la Gize
WM. i. Smite
OFPO
Court Street
Ind
Montgomery
Thurmont
Jefferson
Walkersville
Prisw
Cramer & Stauffer, Rong Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
City
Second
Rockwell Terrace
Lewis H. Fraley
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