In American History Chronology on November 13
A compact recap lists events from 1776 Montgomery capturing Montreal to 1910 death of Senator Alexander Stephens Clay. It notes Hooker’s birth in 1814, Bam Patch’s fatal leap in 1829, a deadly 1900 mine explosion, and 13 November astronomical events with visible planets.
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Richard Montgomery
Montreal
Joseph Hooker
Hadley
Mass
Bam Patch
Genesee Falls
St. Paul Coal Company
Cherry
Alexander Stephens Clay
United States
Georgia
Bars
Dr Leon Jacobson and Bargains at Shipley’s City Opera House
The fragment suggests a local event featuring Dr Leon Jacobson, Kolb Bros, Doll Bros, and Shipley’s City Opera House with accompanying bargains and performances at The Empire. Details are incomplete but imply a small town entertainment or promotional listing with multiple names and venues.
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Dr. Leon
Jacobson’s
Kolb Bros
Teene Doll Bros
Shipley’s
City Opera House
Sass the Empire
Lane Family Stricken Death Toll Grows in Six Months
John William Lane, 59, of Hagerstown and Thurmont, dies suddenly from acute indigestion, the third in six months. His remains go to Thurmont for burial after services in Hagerstown led by railroad employees. He leaves a widow, three daughters, two sons. three sons-in-law had died previously in related incidents.
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John Lane
Hageraton
John‘ William Lane
Thurmont
U. B
L. Creager
Death notices for Mrs. Lillie Barrick and Miss Amanda Palmer
Mrs. Lillie A Barrick of Walkersville died at 2 o clock this morning from heart failure aged 70 She is survived by husband David M Barrick son William Barrick sister Mrs Georgia Strons and brothers Michael Main and Zacharias Main The funeral will be Sunday at 10 30 in the Reformed Church with services at 10 o clock Sharettz and Powell in charge Miss Amanda Palmer aged 79 b died after a two week illness at the home of David Groff North Market Street The funeral arrangements will be announced in tomorrow s News with Thomas P Rice as funeral director
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David M. Barrick
Lillie A. Barrick
Walkersville
William Barrick
Walkersvile
Georgia Strons
Graceham
Michael Main
Minneapolis
Zacharias Main
Creagerstown
Amanda FA
Mer
Amanda Palmer
David Groff
North Market Street
Neeheis
Among the sick Mrs Davis improves after stroke
Mrs F T Davis of East South street, who suffered a slight stroke on Sunday affecting her left arm, is improving. Mrs C P Bennett of East Second Street, recently ill after an accident when she jumped from a trap as a horse frightened it, is improving. Mrs Charles N Black near Ruckeystown, who was kicked in the stomach by a cow and badly braised, is able to be about, while her daughter Charlotte Black remains quite sick at her grandmother Mrs Laura Black’s home.
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F. T. Davis
East South Street
C. P. Bennett
East Second Street
Charles N. Black
Ruckeystown
Charlotte Black
Laura Black
State Tax Commission eyes Frederick assessments for equity
The State Tax Commission arrived in Frederick to study county assessments and recommend reforms. It noted some farms are undervalued compared with nearby counties, cited cases where land across the Monocacy was taxed higher in Carroll, and promised to visit all counties to harmonize methods and possibly increase Frederick’s assessable base. The group, led by chairman Arthur P. Gorman Jr., met with County Commissioners and secretaries, staying in Frederick for today before returning to Baltimore.
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State Tax Commission
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Lewin W. Wickes
Oscar Leser
Frederick
Allan C. Girdwood
Frederick County
Gorman
Creagerstown
Carrol County
Carroll County
Johnsville
Carroll Counties
Carrol
Johnsvile
Girdwood
Frederick W. Cramer
Magerstown
Baltimore
Auto
City
Jacob Rohrback
Ridenour’s
Bishop Murray
Park Ave
Washington County
Atlanta
Hagerstown
Westminster
Ellicott City
Sunday Excursions to Baltimore Discontinued
Regular Sunday trips to Baltimore for 1.25 have ended. A twelve hour Baltimore visit with a round trip rate of 1.80 remains available for special combination rates. Inquiries to Ticket Agent. Includes notices from Hagerstown and Frederic Brick Railway and local merchants offering goods and services such as Blumenauer's Cough Syrup and home made sauerkraut. Hunting permits offered at 10 cents per dozen.
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Biltimore
Baltimore
Hagerstown & Fred, Brick Railway
Jesse Ht Wilson Dies From Mill Injury At Woodville
Jesse Ht Wilson a Woodville mill operator died at Frederick City Hospital from injuries suffered when caught in machinery on Saturday. He lived in Woodville with a widow Dora Duvall and four sons Harry John Albert and Daniel joined by a daughter Mary Boone. Survived by two brothers N H Wilson and George E Wilson and sister Mrs James W Condon. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday from his Woodville home with interment Prospect cemetery. Mt Airy funeral director B W Bowman. Attending House Party in York today include Mrs Ben Rosenour and others.
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Jesse Ht. Wilson
Woodville
Frederick City Hospital
Wilson
Litle Hope
Dora Duvall
Mary Boone
Harry
John
Albert
Daniel Wilson
George E. Wilson
Stillwater
Mino
N. H. Wilson
New York
James W. Condon
Washington
Albert W. Condon
Prospect Cemetery
B. W. Bowman
Mt. Airy
Tragic Mohawk Shootings On Sea Trip Ends In Murder Charge
On the steamer Mohawk off the North Carolina coast a demented passenger, George Batchalor Perkins, fired at least four shots killing F. W. Hinman and injuring Captain A. D. Ingram and B. H. Wright and others. Perkins, found with a locked revolver after attempting self harm, is held on murder charges. Wright and Ingram survived with injuries. Hinman died aboard the vessel. Perkins faced a preliminary hearing in Charleston as investigators note possible mental unfitness and narcotic use prior to the attack.
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Willis N. Mills
East Second Street
B. H. Wright
Utiea
N. Y
North Carolina
Wright
Charleston
F. W. R .Klinman
Florida ‘Times-Union
Jacksonville
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
South
A. D. Ingram
Hinman
George Batchalor Perkins
Boston
New York
Perkins
United States
Hugar
N. K. Wentworth
Connecticut
Mr. Hinnan
Captain Ingram
Mr. Wright
Flusher
Mr. Hinman
Ingram
Local merchants advertise sales and openings
Piano violin and mandolin lessons offered. Miss Mary Grant at 205 East Second Street. Saturday Taffy Special priced at 12 cents. McCardell's Reduction Sale features attractive millinery including up-to-date red velvet hats and new New York novelties with prices slashed. New York Millinery Parlors at 26 N Market Street. Mrs D E Kefauver and Grace Reformed Sunday School hold a bake sale at 133 West Church Street on Saturday November 14 from two to five. John Eisenhauer announces Christmas opening November 17 with homemade mincemeat by E D Baltzell 149 North Market Street. Fresh pork, pimento hoss and sausages offered by Frank E Brengle at 13 West Fifth Street. Crispo Oyster Co offers Crispo oysters delivered citywide by phone 285. Peach Blossoms 5c a pound from McCardell’s.
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New York
Remarkable Cure of Croup Advertised
Mrs JR Cook of Indiana Pa praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as life saving for her child Tad during a croup episode. She states it cut phlegm and relieved coughing spells and expresses deep gratitude for the remedy. Advertisement states the product is available from all dealers.
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JR Cook
Indiana
Citizens' National Bank Frederick Drw Bank Statement 1914
Frederick Maryland bank statement dated November 6 1914 lists assets and liabilities of Citizens National Bank. It shows totals for loans discounts and securities, reserves, due from other banks and trust companies, deposits and capital stock. Notary confirms truthfulness and officers sign.
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Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Bonda
Federal Reserve Ce
Eireula- Ony Vereseeeae
Reserve
Mankera
Proved Reserve Axenta
Bankora
Ate
United States
Bae
Leese
State of
Maryland
County of Frederick
I. Wi
G. Zimmerman
Cawler
Belet
WM. G. Zimmerman
Gaghier
A. Leroy McCardell
MARK WOOD D. HARP REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Real estate, loans, bonds and insurance offer 110 farms across the county with sizes from 3 to 350 acres plus town properties in Frederick Maryland. Listings include Walkersville 70, Walkersville 20, West Second Street dwellings and market street addresses. Call Room 1 Pythian Castle Frederick to specify wants and arrange viewings. Also notes money to loan on mortgages and office at 20 West Patrick Street.
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WF. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Grayson H. Staley
Real estate and loan services ad highlights acreage for sale
Grayson S Mercer advertises real estate loans and a range of properties near Myerville and along the electric railroad and State road. Listings include 127 acres with improvements at 45 per acre, 200 acres nearby, and land with fruit, fences, and good improvements. Also mentions insurance business at the corner of Court and Church.
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Myeraville
Frederick
People’s Insurance
Real estate listings and millinery opening notice
Real estate ads describe multiple 160 acre to 1 acre farms near Frederick Walkersville Thurmont and Creagerstown with distances. A millinery opening announces pattern hats and bonnets on Wednesday and Thursday November 2 and 3 at NR and PD Mantz 14 South Market Street inviting the public.
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NR & PD
Mantz
Saunh Market St
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the Paily News
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Earth
the News
Colder West Portion
United States Weather Bureau
Cook
E. Second St
Carty’s Furniture Store
Laura V. Winebrenner
Laura Grant
Crisfield
Cramer
McCardell
M. Malone
McCardells
Neldig & Miller
Satisfaction Department Store
Lane
Parhiye
TAX Commission
New State Board
Commissioners’ Office
Cramer Hotel
John Eizenhauer
Edding
Mra. J Spangler Kieffer
HL. G Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
News Office
J. M. Culler
W. Patrick St
Annie Beaufelter
Fourth St
Blue Ribbon
W. C. Staley
Corner Fifth and Market Streets
Blumenauer
M. Culler
Trosarcada
Hanks Church
Jesse R. Wilson
Ben Rosenour
C. B Cox
Norman Danner
Miller
D. Hedges
Mildred Landauer
Nan Houck
Eleanor Carty
Floy Hiteshew
Margaret Bennett
York
Mra. Young
Voyager
Mohawk
John Eisenhawer
E. D. Baltzell
E. D.baltzell
Frank E. Brengle
West Fifth St
John Eisenhauer
Mita
Crisfield Oyatera
McCardell's
Citizens' National Bank
AL Frederick
Honda
Eure OU
Eure
Tilddieman
Allant
de, Kefauver
J. Hargett
J.D. Baker
Mark Wood D. Harp
and Insurance
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Munsons
Furrtera
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Gloria
Siekray
John N. Clay
RAL Estate and Loans
West Second Street
Hurgain
Madixon
South Market
Isbreet
East Church Street
Grayson 'S. Mercer
Insurance
Pearre's Pharmacy
Prarre
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Market ST
Telephone
Cit
Chicren Weber
Aldtena Rothe
Tritapor
Frederrathc
Own
Feaga
Woodabora
Creagerstows
C. B. Cline
M. Li. Btohison
BR Cline
Fursitere and Carpet Store
Citizens’ National Boak
Brore
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas E. Gigh
Frederick, MB
Frederic State Road
Orme
Treacy
Yyrao
Albaugh
Marrington
Garrett
Oxgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
EMORY
GRUM
MVIL
William C. Humm
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewin
B. Evard Kepner
Railn
L Bereon
Deering
Pearre
Jewepa
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