This Date In History November 14 1716 to 1828 deaths
A compact history notes notable deaths and biographical highlights from 1716 to 1828. Leibniz, Eyel, Emmet, McPherson, Hegel and others are named with brief descriptors and origins, tracing influential figures in philosophy, politics, and science.
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Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz
Hanover
Leibnitz
Hur
Charles Eyel
Geuliget
Thomas Addis Emmet
Paris
Rusch
Bingapter
Biomarck
Leapte
Bom
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THE
Daily News
Maryland Republicans plan to contest Gorman seat in Senate
A Baltimore meeting of Maryland Republican leaders outlined a two committee plan to fund and pursue election fraud contests against Arthur P. Gorman should he win the Senate seat. Lawyers and party figures from 20 counties pledged to collect evidence and press contests in the Legislature with support from President Roosevelt and key Administration allies.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Arthur Peg Gorman
United States Senate
General Assembly
Chref
Theea
Philip Lee Goldeborough
Senator McComas
Congress
Messia
John O. Rose
George H. Gaither
Henry W. Williams
Reform League
Talbot
Charles
Frederick
Somerset
Prince George's
Mary’s
Anne Arundel
Annapolis
Sir Gorman
Senate
Gorman
Roosevelt
Charles J. Bonaparte
Peck’s Band Boy at Oily Opera House Tuesday
Peck’s Bad Boy returns to amuse crowds with his practical jokes at the Oily Opera House on Tuesday evening November 19. A strong supporting cast and a long list of specialty artists heighten this musical farce comedy.
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Peck
Band Boy
Bad Boy
Local Market Quotations from the Local Mart
Daily market quotes list corn at 3.30 per barrel and 0.54 per bushel shelled wheat No 3 red at 0.69, steamer at 0.64, re jected 0.60 per bushel and hay at 19.2 per ton. Market actions attributed to J K E W Hargott.
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J. KE. W. Hargott
Quiet wedding links Frederick postmaster and News staffer
A small November ceremony at the Quynn home 63 East Patrick street unites Miss Margaret Hauer Quynn and Mr Henry Clay Keefer in the Reformed church ritual. Rev E B Eschbach officiates. They plan to reside at 19 West Third street after a northern wedding trip.
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H C. Keefer
Frederick
the News
Quynn
East Patrick Street
Meas
Margaret Hauer Qeynn
Henry Clay Keefer
E. BR. Eschbach
Alion G Qaynn
The
Examiner
Tus News
Mra. Keefer
West Third Street
Appointments Made by Sheriff-Elect Lease
Sheriff-elect Harvey R. Lease named James W. Robinson as deputy and Benjamin Shaw as tornkey. Robinson, a Frederick resident and Republican, previously served two years as office deputy under ex-Sheriff Patterson and is employed at Union Knitting Malls. Shaw, a Middletown native, brings two years’ experience under ex-Sheriff McBride. Lease has not yet announced the riding deputy choice.
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Harvey R. Lease
James W. Robinson
Benjamin Shaw Tornkey
Mr. Robinson
Albert M. Patterson
Frederick
Union Knitting Malls
Shaw
Middletown
A. O. McBride
Lease
PURELY PERSONAL VISITS IN FREDERICK
Miss Belle Rosenour of Baltimore visits relatives in Frederick. Mr O F Firestone of Baltimore visits friends in Frederick. Mr John Baungardosf of North Main street leaves for Martinsburg Virginia. Miss M Imogen Dorsey of Baltimore spends yesterday at her home East Second street. Mrs Mollie Iglehart of Baltimore guest of Miss Quyon Faat Patrick Street. Mr F Marion Fanble of West Patrick street spends days in Washington on business. Mrs Frederick Gaines visiting relatives in Frederick leaves for Washington. Dr J J Remaburg formerly of this city and Maryland Medical College Baltimore is manager of a large Baltimore drug store.
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Belle Rosenour
Baltimore
Frederick
O F. Firestone
John Baungardosf
North Main Street
Martinsburg
M. Imogen Dorsey
East Second Street
Mollie Iglehart
Quyon
Patrick Street
F. Marion Fanble
West Patrick Street
Washington
Frederick Gaines
J. J. Remaburg
Maryland Medical College
Brief Bits From The Times On A Winter Night
Meteorwatch tonight brings a twinkling show as winter chills lift smiles at supper theatre and concerts. A jibe about English speech adds humor. Harrow path to matrimony noted while Misses Bowlus on West Patrick revere home. Cliff Doll home on South Market re shingles. Christmas toys arrive and store openings loom amid lighthearted quips from Woman's Life.
Goldsborough eyed for Naval Officer Port of Baltimore
Report says Phillips Lee Goldsborough, chairman of the State Republican Committee, may be appointed to the Naval Officer post for the Port of Baltimore now held by John B. Hanna of Harford County. Hanna secured the post through William B. Baker, a former congressman and friend of Hanna who lost re election as State Senator. A movement seeks James Sloane’s replacement as Sub-Treasurer by a Republican-aligned figure. Sloane’s term expired months ago. The successor is said to be chosen by Senator McComas and Congressman Pearre.
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Goldsborough
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
State Republican Committee
Baltimore
John B. Hanna
Harford County
William B. Baker
Congress
Hanna
Baker
James Sloane
Sloane
United States
McComas
Pearre
Apple Barrel Prices Rise in Baltimore Markets
Wholesale apple prices for barrels in Baltimore range from 3 to 5 dollars, with expectations of higher levels during the holidays. Prices are 50 cents to 1 dollar above last winter when barrels sold from 2.39 to 4 dollars. Retail dealers now charge 6 to 8 dollars per barrel due to higher wholesale costs.
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Baltimore
Inauguration of Rural Free Delivery to Frederick County
The Post Office will launch rural free mail delivery tomorrow morning across Frederick County led by special agent A. George. Fifty four carriers start, with seven leaving Frederick on initial runs. Woodboro requests an additional carrier though changes cannot be made before launch. Carriers gather at the Oy Hotel for final instructions. improvements will follow as needed.
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Frederick County
A. ¥. George
Wagone
Clerka
Orrthers
Woodsboro
Mr. George
Post Office Department
Taxation of Bachelors Letter Sparks Social Tax Idea
A reader urges a new law to tax bachelors after 30 years of adulthood based on income to fund public schools. The letter argues the rich should contribute more to educate children, compares civic duty to fruit production, and interjects a humorous remark about a Chinese minister and a mistaken report about a marriage.
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Taz News
Wo Ting Pang
David B. Hillitte
Rain brings relief and a fatal railroad accident
Rain in Yellow Springs was welcomed to curb forest fires and ease wheat stress. In local news Mrs. Roean Michael visited family, and Mr. Daniel Staley spent time with relatives. A brakeman, Walter B. Donovan of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was killed in Brunswick freight yards after being crushed by a moving engine. he was about 24 and survived by a wife and 20 children.
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Yellow Springs
Roean Michael
Mountain- Gale
J. L. Rothenhoefer
Walter B. Donovan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fraight
Brunswick
Donovan
The Work of Death Miss Katie D Sim
Miss Katie D Sim died yesterday morning in Cumberland at her sister Mrs. Benjamin A Richmonds home where she had lived since her mother died four years ago in this county.
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Katie D. Sim
Katies D. Sim
Cumberland
Benjamin A. Richmond
Thomas Sim
Ramsburg Rites Held For Miss Ann Ramsburg
The remains of Miss Ann Rebecca Ramsburg who died in Calverton Virginia were taken to Middletown yesterday afternoon to the home of her brother George W Ramsburg and the funeral was held today.
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Ann Rebecca Ramsburg
Calverton
Middletown
George W. Ramsburg
City’s Electric Light Plant Repaired After Quveraned Readiness
An expert from Baltimore representing General Electric examined the city’s aging electric plant after a dinamo failure. Friction wear and worn levers were fixed, smoothing ridges, tightening parts, and restoring 84 lamp operation. The plant, dating to 1888, cost 15000 with 53 lamps on the large dynamo and 81 on the small one, costing 2800 to 3000 annually to run including staff costs.
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Macbleery
City
J. F. Waespel
Baltimore
General Electric Compony
Philadelphia
Weasel
Yariaa
Deemater at City Opera House Tonight and Almondbury Ringers
The Deemater by Davis, based on Isle of Man themes, opens at City Opera House tonight with a strong stage setup and praised scenery. Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers, touring with Redpath Lyceum Bureau, performed at Davis Opera House last Friday to a good crowd. Eva Gartlett Macey and Walter David contributed recitations and sketches. next up is the Nov 15 City Opera House appearance as part of the M. C. GA course.
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City Opera House
Hall Osine
Waase
Ile of Man
Almondbury Bell
Almondbury
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Plymouth
Davis Opera House
Almondburys
England
Eva Gartlett Macey
Walter David
Redpath Lyperm Buresa
Donation Day Adds Gifts From Local Friends
After sending her report to Tas News the Home for the Aged secretary notes additional items donated. Gifts include two dozen cans of fruit from Mrs Gonrad Raland a bag of flour from Mrs Gyros Thomas and a blooming chrysanthemum pot from Mr Herman adding to the day’s generosity.
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Tas News
The
Home For the Aged
Gonrad Raland
Gyros Thomas
Herman
Laws and arrests update from the region
Sheriff Trozell failed to seize Wim Howes on a disorderly conduct charge on a B and O train. He sought requisition papers in Washington and plans another trip armed. East Patrick Street resident E A Cramer is ill. Juvenile Harl Hargett and Clinton McSherry are recovering from long illnesses. Gustavus Barnes contesting county commissioner results against Daniel Benson. Annie O West reports a second apple crop on her Weat Fifth tree. Bingo the family dog died, suspected poisoned, at Catherine Leas’s West South Street home.
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Trozell
Wim. Howes
B&o
Washington
Troxell
Bingo
Catherine Leas
Weat South Street
Bankers Toast Schley at Maryland Association Session
The Maryland Bankers Association opened its sixth annual convention in Baltimore praising Admiral Winfield Scott Schley as Maryland’s beloved son. The session featured greetings, several addresses on finance, and enthusiastic applause for Schley amid discussions of naval honor and public finance. Election of officers was set for today with Col. D. O. Winebrewer of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank on the nomination committee.
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Maryland Bankers‘ Association
Roemert
Baltimore
Maryland
Wisfield Scote Schley
Robert Shriver
Cumberland
Navy Yard
Washington
Winfield Scots Schiay
Santiago
Col
D. O Winebrewer
Farmere and Mechanics’ National Bank
Thrown From a Horse Prominent Farmer Injured
Mr John W Knott of Stidell near Boyds was thrown from a horse while riding a few days ago and suffered severe bruises and shock. He has been confined to bed since the accident.
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John W. Knott
Stidell
Boyds
Local notices and ads at Junior Hall and shops
Public invited to a morning vocal and instrumental concert by Mr W. Guy Kline at Junior Hall with Mrs Nadine Allan and others, admission 25 cents, children 10. Doll features and meals offered, weekly deposits and a stock issue by Domestic Building Association with $10 shares, loans at 4 1/6 percent per year, officers listed. Presbyterian sale and supper at Masonic building November 13 and 14 with book sale, home services, and telephone access. Eye doctor listing and dressmaking services noted with specialties in cataract removal and gown making at East Church Street location.
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Me. W. Guy Kline
Nadine P. Allan
Domestic
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
Direlt Rs
F. B. Sarpinetox
J. E. Watken
F. B. Norwood
W.4. Duval
Charles Wentheder
J. H. Hargis
Joan Bauucarryer
J. D. Hexprickson
H. GC
Zacwanias
Presbyterian
Masonic
Second Streets
Winter Winds Dry Goods and Warm Wraps Trade
John Hendrickson iepu model advertises winter goods and wraps with a courteous service aim. The copy promises an unsurpassed stock to win trade and a large share of customers for winter season.
Fashionable bargains at Neidig Miller and partners
An advertisement promotes low prices on jackets and capes, with emphasis on real sable scarves, fur samples, and Thanksgiving linens. It highlights deep discounts on hats, hosiery, portieres, and domestic and Oriental novelties, inviting readers to visit Frederick stores Banogle Wagaman, Neidig Miller, and Sappington for a wide home decor and garment selection.
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Fabring
Garmenta
Hunter Kills Fifteen Pound Wild Turkey in Virginia
While hunting in Virginia with Mr. Charles P. Levy and Mr. J. W. Huey of this city, a wild turkey weighing fifteen pounds was shot.
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Virginia
Charles P. Levy
J. W. Huey
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