In History Nov 14 Obscure Figures and Departures
A history rundown lists deaths and notable births across centuries. Notable entries include Leibniz born in Leipzig and died in Hanover, Carroll of Carrollton, Morse widow, McPherson in New York, and other figures linked to science philosophy and politics.
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MiHurer Gottfrigd Wihean Leibnitz
Shfiker
Mather Mitichin
Contumupus Falks
Hanover
Wiß Leibnite
Ciunes Lyell
Thomas Addis Nunet
New York City
James Birdseye McPherson
Army of the Tennessee
Sandusky
Paris
Napoleon VI
Empress Magente
Parle
Samuel 44
Morse
Tierlin
Jims Tyan Miupleson
Dlacoverer
London
Fragmentary Local Notices From To Day Age 40 Second Street
Readable fragments mention Hershberger's residence Knights of Pythias McCardell J P Heaton Hall Reich City Hotel Grill and Buffalo area near O Carty Kemp Wertheimer Jovers John Hendrickson and FP Gilbert in scattered street references and assignments.
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Second St
H. Grove
Assig
Rice
Hershberger
Res Hershberger
Knights of Pythias
McQardell
J. P. Heaon
Hall & Reich
City Hotel Grill Wilb Satnih
Buffalo
O. Carty
Q. Thos. Kemp ‘Ein & Wertheimer
Jovers
Notice to Subscribers on Regular Monthly Collection Day
Sandy on the fifteenth day is our regular collection day. Carriers will collect on Monday from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Tae Dauy
Personal visitors and residents tale in Buckeystown circle
Purely personal notes from a Maryland city record a series of local visits. John H. Lakin of Buckeystown spends a day in town on business while Cephas M. Thomas visits from near Buckeystown. M. S. Michael of Doubs visits D. J. Michael on South Market street. Mrs. Annan and children of Emmitsburg visit Mrs. Gileon on South Market. Paul Rhoads of South Market spends days with friends near Buckeystown. Carrie Nicodemus of Buckeystown travels to the Cathcart Home in Davon Pennsylvania for several weeks. Cora Keefer and Eleanor Quarty, formerly of East Patrick Street, return after Baltimore visits. Mrs. George Morgan travels to Harrisburg to be with her ill sister Mrs. Francis H. Gordon. James H. Smith and wife of Buckeystown return from their wedding trip amid a calithumpian serenade.
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John H. Lakin
Buckeystown
Cephas M. Thomas
M.S. Michael
Doubs
D. J. Michael
South Market Street
J. Stewart Annan
Emmitsburg
Mias
Carrie Nicodemus
Cathcart
Davon
Cora Keefer
Eleanor Quarty
Patrick Street
Baltimore
George Morgan
Harrisburg
Francis H. Gordon
James H. Smith
Germany Opens Trade Ties With Panama After New Government
Special dispatch from Tas News reports Germany recognizes the Panamanian government and opens business relations through its censorial representative in Panama. Also noted are Eastern Star visitations with Concordia Chapter No 5 in Baltimore and Mizpah Chapter No 9, with illness delaying attendance and a statewide grand visitation plan in Maryland.
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Germany
Panama
Tas News
BERS
Panacea
Concordis
Order of the Eastern Star
Baltimore
Maryland
Lynch Lodge 30th Anniversary Celebration at Masonic Temple
The thirtieth anniversary of Lynch Lodge No. 163 A F and A M will be celebrated Friday night November 20 at the Masonic Temple. Past Deputy Grand Sister John A Lynch and Past Masters Isaiah W Key and Wiltur A Davai will deliver addresses. After the exercises refreshments will be served in the bangost hall.
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Lynch Lodge
A. F
A.M
Masonic Temple
John A. Lynch
Isaiah W. Key
Wiltur A. Davai
Bangost
Lawful Grip Lands Samuel Thompson in Jail
Samuel Thompson was arrested by Officers Killop and King on West Sixth Street after being drunk and disorderly. Before Justice Holtstein he received a fine of 3, in default he served 50 days in jail. An art class reception at the Woman's College honored Miss Flora Dowd's students with a large display.
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Samuel Thompson
Killop
King
West Sixth Street
Holtstein
Suntil So
Flora Dowd
Woman's College
YMCA election banquet highlights record turnout and plans
The Young Men's Christian Association held its annual officer election last night at 7 30 o clock with broad attendance and unanimous votes. President Henry H Abbott was re elected along with vice president A Gilson treasurer Robert E Delaplaine and recording secretary S D Hedges. Advisory board members were re elected Jos D Baker Dr Wm Johnson Wm O Birley Wm H Keller and R R Lewis.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Moeting
Lorder
Henry H. Abbott
Edgar EK. Moors
Bis
H. Abbott
A. Gilson
Robert E. Dela Plaine
8. D. Hedges
Jos. D. Baker
Wm ©. Johnson
Wm. O. Birely
Wm. H. Keller
R. R. Lewis
Association Officers Hold Dinner in Large Game Room
Officers and board members gathered in the association’s large game room with President Abbott at the head. Entertainment committee paced by Zimmerman and Griffin, aided by Reich, Oberlander, Buesard, Schroeder, Duvall, and Wilhide, assigned duties as young men catered. Coffee steamed, picks and two blocks of sugar, celery trimmed, bread filled, oysters cooked outside, and plates set. Guests served to satisfaction, reflecting camp days.
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Association
Abbott
W D. Zimmerman
David Griffin
Edward Reich
Fred. Oberlander
Clarence Buesard
Harry Schroeder
Walter Duvall
Oleande Wilhide
Work for Young Men by Young Men Highlighted at Repasts
A pro Stam gathering toasted War Officers and honored the advisory and junior boards. Henry H. Abbott received the largest tribute for guiding the association’s growth over the past three years, with Mr. Moore recounting its history and founder Mr. Williams’ vision.
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E. K. Moore
Henry H. Abbott
Young Men's Christian Association
Moore
Williams
Sandsmental Association
Abbots
Association
Abbott
Amistanos
Art Club Reading Class Delights Members With Revolution and Indian Arts
The Art Club met Thursday with strong attendance. Marian Smith traced the American Revolution from Concord to Yorktown, while Mrs. Hendrickson detailed Indian art and handicraft from Navajo to Pueblo work. A noted penguin? No. The meeting closed with a painting by Miss Blesner Din and news of a Christmas sale on November 28.
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Clase of the
Art Club
Marian Smith
Concord
Yorktown
Akstoh
Blesnor Din
RE. A. Burbank
Chicago
Joseph
Nez Perces
Newa
Bouck
Business Man Mr Harry Fromke Opens Court Street Shop
In Business, Mr. Harry Fromke formerly with Lowenstein Wertheimer has embarked in the merchant tailoring business for himself now occupying a shop on Court street. Mr Fromke recently remodeled from a cutting school in New York.
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Harry Fromke
Lowenstein Wertheimer
Court Street
Fromke
New York
Hymeneal. Sirirer Colbert
Mr. Edgar Roy Nikkrx of Monrovia and Miss Reniah May Colbert of Piacs No 4 were married at the reformed parsonage at Ms. Plessant on November 11 by Rev J B Lewis. Death Benefits Paid. The Ancient Order of United Workmen through Alfred Rister paid death benefits to Mrs. Harry Reefer and to the heirs of the late David M. Scholl, each recipient.
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Sirirer— Colbert
Edgar Roy Nikkrx
Monrovia
Reniah May Colbert
Piacs No
Order of United Workmen
Alfred Rister
Harry
Reefer
David M. Scholl
Big Bass Caught at Bells Rock Near Frederick Junction
Nicholas Brast yesterday caught the largest bass ever in the Monocacy weighing six pounds at Bells Rock near Frederick Junction. The catch marks a notable local angling achievement reported in the area.
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Nicholas Brast
Bells Rock
Frederick Junction
Excursion Tomorrow From Baltimore Washington
An excursion will run over the B. and O. Railroad tomorrow from to Baltimore and Washington. The train leaves at 7.25 a.m.
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B. & O. Railroad
Baltimore and Washington
Washingon
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Plans of Taxation Considered by York Charter Amendments
At a Business Men's Association meeting in the City Hall Charles Wertheimer led a committee to study York Pa tax laws and draft amendments to Frederick's charter to boost revenue. The plan targets trades, businesses, vehicles, and utility poles with scales mirroring York and Kansas rules. Delegates praised York authorities and noted forthcoming meetings next week.
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Business Mons Association
Issteverlog
Otty Hell
Charles Wertheimer
Orrange
Frederick
York
Kansas
Sappington
Pennsylvania
Milton G. Urner
Musara
James E. Walker
George
Rodock
A. 0. McCardell
Charles P. Levy
John &. Sohell
The Bunting Season Opens for Partridges and Rabbits
The hunting season for partridges and rabbits in Frederick County opens tomorrow with Monday as the real start since Sunday is forbidden. The season lasts one month ending December 14, with plentiful game but many small birds due to excessive rainfall last summer. Land closures and trespass notices have risen as farmers warn against reckless shooting that endangers families and livestock. Some areas remain open to hunters, and large quantities of game are expected to be taken this season.
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D. A. Gilson
Frank Moore
Obas ‘Groff
R. E. Delaplaine
Glenn O. Garber
F Lester Schmids
Frederick
Abbott
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Tar News
Gauners
Harned
Killed While Gunning in Montgomery County
Freak Griffith, 22, prominent farmer near Unity, Montgomery County, went hunting Thursday morning and did not return. His body was found next to his home with a fatal breast wound, likely from an accidental discharge of a mule loaded gun. He was the son of Judge Charles H. Griffith near Laytonsville and survived by a wife and four children. his wife is the daughter of William S. Griffith.
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Freak Griffith
Unity
Montgomery County
Boon
Charles H. Griffith
Laytonsville
William 8. Grifith
Pope Manz foring Company to build 1000 autos in Hagerstown
Orders from New York head offices direct the Pope Manz foring Company to produce 1000 two passenger six horsepower automobiles at the Hagerstown branch, formerly Crawford Bicycle Works. The model will be torn down for patterns and extra workers will be hired, boosting weekly payroll by over $2,000.
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New York
Pope Manzforing Company
Hagerstown
Pope Company
Crawford Bicycle Works
Reishberger's Pure Home-made Osmies Mentioned
Local note highlights Reishberger's Pure Home-made Osmies, praised as a favored treat. Community readers are encouraged to seek the pastry at nearby shops.
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Reishberger
Joan Hendrickson captures Misses-al colors in tam o’ shanters
Joan Hendrickson showcases a tam o’ shanter style in Misses-al colors. The feature highlights bold patterns and tailored finishes reflecting contemporary headwear trends.
Napie and Millers at 72 North Market Street
A historic storefront listing shows Napie and Millers located at 72 North Market Street. The notice provides no further details on goods or dates.
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