Nov 16 in American History and Astronomical Events
Historical notes mark 1620 Peregrine White, born on the Mayflower, and 1907 Oklahoma joins the Union. Astronomical data describe sun set times, moon rise, and planetary positions, with Mars rising as the sun sets and a bright spectacle near I east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peregrine. White
New Beginad
Cape Cod
Oklahome
Poouma State
Republic
United States
Inner
Earth
Mars
Among the Sick
Mr. Daniel E. Derr of Baltimore spends a few days in this city. Mrs. John Brashears on East Patrick street has been sick but is improving. Mr. B Frank Chew on South Market street has been sick but continues to improve. Officer John B Fleming on West Fifth street is back on duty after illness. Mrs. Clara Ketler at City Hospital has recovered enough to return home on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Derr
Baltimore
John Brashears
East Patrick Street
B. Frank Chew
Market, Street
John B. Fleming
West Fifth Street
Clara Ketler
City Hospital
North Market Street
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Maryland
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Mary C. Thompson at Point of Rocks aged about 80, and Mahion Stull of Lewistown aged 72, with lists of survivors. Also notes the death of Join Hi Gassaway, uncle of Judge Edward C. Peter, at Rockville in his eighty third year after weeks of stomach and heart ailments. Funeral details include services at the respective homes and Mt Olivet cemetery for Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Thompson
Philip Thompson
Wallace Wirts
Point of Rocks
Henson Thompson
Brunswick
Frank Thompson
Kemptown
Robert Thompson
Ellicott City
Wm. Thompson
Baltimore
Wallace Wirtz
Messrs
B. T. Wirts
John F. Davis
Mt Olivet
Manson Stull
Mahion Stull
Lewistown
Sterling Stull
Ladiesburg
Elmer Stall
Unionville
Spencer C. Stull
Frederick
Ira Stull
Uica
Leslie Stull
Willie Martz
New Midway
David Staler
Keedysville
Hi. Gassaway
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr Chas Slaughter visits grandparents. Mr and Mrs F C Forrest of Baltimore appear in town. Ex Judge James G B Henderson of Rockville attends funeral of Col W J Maulsby. Mrs Wm Baumgardner leaves for Cumberland to visit cousin Mrs Joseph Footer for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chas
Slaughter
F. C. Forrest
Baltimore
James GB. Henderson
Rockville
Col W. J. Maulsby
Baumgardner
Cumberland
Joseph Footer
Shippers Seek Inter State Commerce Board Ruling on Reciprocal Switching
Local shippers urge the Inter State Commerce Commission to decide a reciprocal switching agreement involving Frederick and Ohio rail lines. They argue against long-haul moves and favor electric rail proposals, citing the Baltimore and Northern Central Railroads and traffic managers from Charles City. Local officials hope for a favorable ruling to prevent unnecessary burdens on shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- State ‘Commerce’ Commission
Frederick
Tmerce
Driving Accident Injures Woodsboro Family Near Frederick
Mr and Mrs Geo Hull and their son Russell of Woodsboro were in a buggy returning from the city when their conveyance collided with a runabout containing a man and two ladies. Mrs Hull suffered spinal bruises and shock, but no serious injuries. the Hull party were taken home to Woodsboro after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hull
Woodsboro
George J. Hull
Russell
North Market Street Pike
S. T. Stull
Frederick
Hull
S&s. S. Maynard
Bond Temporarily Held Up For Sheriff’s Bond
The bond of Sherifelect Charles T. Fagan was held up temporarily after a bonding company failed to include provisions as required by law. Judges Urner and Motter ordered changes to incorporate the specified terms, delaying the bond’s completion by several days.
Frederick visit recalls mother’s seminary alumni ties
Baltimore Mayor James H. Preston toured Frederick College Hall with President Apple of the Woman’s College after addressing the Board of Trade convention. He reviewed records showing his mother Mary A. Wilkes Preston, a 1861 graduate of Frederick Female Seminary, belonged to the class of 1849 and learned about other living classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
James H. Preston
Baltimore
Boarde of Trade
Conference of Mayors of
Maryland
College Hall
Mary A. Wilkes Preston
Mary A. Wilks
Anna Trai} Helfenstein
Virginia E. Brengle Miller
Margaret B.hood
Saemmers
Marlette Staley
Olivia ‘Brengle
Applets
Preston
President Taft Vis Night Extra At Opera House
Extra issue reports Taft visit and address at the Opera House. Early editions sold quickly, copies pasted around town. References recall past presidential assassinations and the paper’s history of issuing extras for major events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Opera
Reer
Cleveland
Court of Appeals Hands Opinion in Neighbors v Leatherman
Maryland Court of Appeals delivers ruling in Dr Eutaw D Neighbors vs Orestes T Leatherman preserving Frederick county judgment and ordering a new trial. Leatherman suffered injuries when a carriage horse bolted during a funeral procession due to steam from Neighbors mill. Lawyer teams included Umer Maulyoy for Neighbors and Stoner Weinberg for Leatherman. A separate item notes A C Cronise’s horse ran away yesterday evening, then was recaptured.
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Court of Appeals
Neighbors
Leatherman
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Eutaw D. Neighbors
Orestes T. Leatherman
Frederick County
Dutrow Buys Roderuck Grocery on West Patrick Street
Charles H. Dutrow has purchased the stock and fixtures of the grocery and provision store of the late John J. Roderuck on West Patrick Street adjoining the bridge and has assumed charge of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dutrow
John J. Roderuck
West
Patrick Street
Local school board holds annual meeting in Maryland county
The Maryland county school board met in the morning with members Black Costen Mortimer D. Denis Tyler Jones Potts Bernard Jones Shaw Moss and others present. They elected a secretary to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Henry Clay Nail and appointed a committee to fill the executive vacancy left by Dr Stelne Schley. Memorials were adopted for the deceased Henry Clay Nail and Dr Stelne Schley. Mrs Schuler Stoner and the Lemp post were noted on Market Street with gas and electric service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preslin Black
William G. F. Costen
Mortimer D. Re H. Denis
J. ‘Tyler D
Jones
W. Arthur Potts
John Ter
Te. Bernard Jones
Spanley
Isaac “H
Moss KY Shaw
Jease
Henry
Charles
Steiner Schley
Dr. Counties
Henry Clay
Stelne ‘Schley
Underwear department se provides full line at Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson announces a complete underwear department with union suits for women in multiple weights and lengths priced from 50c to $3.00, separate wear and pants sets, children's wool options, and silk garments. Also advertised are shirr ruffle bust forms and Italian silk slumber robes priced $0.50 to $6.00, touted as sensible gifts for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NISW
John D. Hendrickson
Christmas Opening and Local Notices in Frederick
Frederick city notices describe a Christmas Opening at John Eisenhauer's China Store, with other events including a home-made sale by Mrs. B D Bal ket and a New Era of local studio promotions. Details mention the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, legal notices, and skating rink admission changes, all dated around November 15 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler Bros. & Brill
F. Rothenhoefer
Williams
Pearre’s
E. D
John Fisenhauer
John Eisenhauer
Ca Jefellen
Fment
Jas. H. Harris
Chis. Wertheimer
Sappington
Rer
Norwood
Erickson
John Baumgardner
Horace C. Zacharias
George S. Rodock
Abe Rosenour
F. B. Sappington
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Walkersville
G H. Mercer
Frederick
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Washington, D.C
W. L. Moons
Mary C., Thompson
Jonx W. Gassaway
Nianspapre
Commerce Commission
Bethie
Ohio
Baltimore, and
Northern Central Railro
Charles 0. Jers
Ere Railroad
John Mei
Albert Jones
C. B. Trailee
Ok Gas ‘and Electric Co
Qmpizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Prederick
Capital
BAKER
Arex
Zimmerman
Cashier
Neidig & Miller
Samuel G. Duvall
Mt ‘Sarre
Tapa
H. Hatira
Ramssuno
Danien Baxen
Glee. Club
Elinor’ Enelit
Ing
Fund
City ‘Or
Gaville
Aik
B.D. Sale
E. D. Balket
Gitend
Cy. Malone
Penna. Casualty Co. Industrial, Health and Accident Policies
Smith Studio
Etchison Studo
Williamson’s Drug Store
Rexall
John .D. Keller
MYERS
Keller & Myers
W. Patrick Bt
City Hotel
Baltimore City
Third Street
Etchison Studio
Valley Division
West Patrick Street
Frederick RR. CO
Geo. E. F. Anderson
D. F. Davis
A. T. Cech
Diamond Skating
Etchison
THD
National Bagh
Anee
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Riod
Frederick, MD
Young & Staley
Tasurance
Klameville
Mont
Camus
Montgomers County
Brederick City
BL & O
Jarman Frederick County
Walkera’ Ile
Johnaville
Frederitty
Nys
Emmitebur
Jeki City
Gil
Carravach
Culltiva
Rlebis
Creagerstown
Frederick City
Park Mills
Stete Road
Electric RR
Frederick Junction
Frederick Gas & Elec. Co
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
M. Culler
St. Mary's
All Saints
Episcopal Guild
Ovcock
Graceham
Jefferson
Braddock
Weil
Thurmont
East South Street
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Cae & Stauffer
Montgomery County
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