In American History Nov 16 Highlights
On this date in American history Peregrine White, first white child born in New England, died 1704 after being born on the Mayflower in Cape Cod harbor. Kalakaua, king of Hawaii, born 1836 died 1891. Taft in 1910 announced no annexation of Panama to the United States. Astronomical events note Jupiter Venus Mars in the evening sky and Saturn Mercury in the morning with Mercury in conjunction with the Moon at 4 17 p m
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Peregrins White
New England
Cape Cod Harbor
David Kalakaua
Hawaii
Taft
Republic of Panama
United States
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Sickness Roundup Townwide
Mrs. Franklin F Neel of East Third street has recovered enough to sit up Miss Minnie Miller of North Market street can go out Mrs Allen Lampe recently operated on at City Hospital returns home on South Market Mrs John Myers of West.. street remains ill Willie Hamilton a midget news carrier shows improvement Will ie expects to be out soon Hermann the florist fell ill on South Market and was taken to Pearces pharmacy then home Frances Brill once of Frederick now in Washington improved after a paralytic stroke at Georgetown Hospital
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Franklin F. Neel
East Third Street
Minnie Miller
North Market Street
Allen Lampe
City Hospital
South Market Street
John Myers
West Hureli Street
Willie” Hamilton
Bir
Weat Fifth Street
Willie
Hermann
Pearce
West South Street
Harry Brill
Frederick
Washington
Brill
Georgetown Hospital
Twenty Four Rights of Way Filed by Telephone Co
24 rights of way were recorded this morning at the clerk's office by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City from numerous individuals including Richard Bohn Parker Grossnickle Sarah Sayler George Garber Mary Stonesifer Samuel Williams Albert Longnecker Ezra Stoner Jacob Diehl John Buffington George Wachter Marshal Eyler Henry Little John Garber Frank Hartsock E Rice Fogle John Baker Jacob Houck Frank Green John Green John Warner Clayton Debl bi s s Isaac Stirley Caleb Grosgnickle Margaret Cox to Ellen Kennard Lewis Barrick and others with real estate values noted as $5 and $10 in county transfers. MSERIAGF Licenser Emory D H Biddinger Pearle Reese George Birely Frances Howard Roscoe Mackies Mari Eigenbrode Tharmont transfers listed.
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John E. Buffington
George M. Wachter
Marshal B. Eyler
Henry A. Little
John H. Garber
Frank Hartsock
E. Rice Fogle
John W. Baker
Jacob R. Houck
John F. Green
John Warner
Clayton R. Devilbiss
Isaac P. Stirley
Caleb T. Grosgnickle
Auto Strikes Buggy Near Ridgeville Hotel
A car hit a buggy in front of the Ridgeville Hotel on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Murray of near Ridgeville escaped serious injury as the horse, described as gentle, was injured but restrained. The buggy suffered severe damage with a broken wheel shaft and dashboard. the auto was only lightly damaged.
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Ridgeville Hotel
Clarence M. Murray
Ridgeville
Week of Prayer Sets Advent Observances in Frederick
The Ministerial Association plans a noon Advent week from November 30 to December 5 with daily services across Protestant churches from 12 40 to 12 55. Joint monthly services will be held in the armory on fifth Sundays, starting January's last Sunday evening, with an evangelist possibility discussed. Also noted are a resolutions committee for Rev Castle's death and a large flour shipment from Mountain City Mills headed to New York for Belgium.
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Union Church
Frederick
Armory
Ministerial Association
Mountain City
New York
Belgium
Auto Damages Buggy Near Adamstown
Homer Renn of near Adamstown was nearly thrown from his buggy when a passing automobile struck his team late Saturday night on the road from Frederick. One rear wheel was demolished and he had to ride home on horseback.
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Adamstown
H. S. Squad At Work In Frederick This Week
High School football squad hones through practices aiming to arrange a second game this week. The next scheduled game isn t until November 25 against Rock Hill collegiate eleven in Frederick. Coach Derr hopes to have a HS squad member travel to Frederick to play.
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Rock Hill
Frederick
Derr
Mrs M A Castle Thanks Friends After Illness and Death
A notice expressing sincere gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of the writer's husband Mrs M A Castle conveys appreciation from the bereaved family.
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A. Castle
Qyster Supper At Grace Reformed Church
The Grace Reformed church ladies host an oval supper Thursday November 19 from 5 to 10 at the East Second street residence three doors from Market Street. Home made cake and candy on sale. An extra 5 cent charge for delivery. Tomorrow night Two Part Special Empire Theatre Keystone Comedy Dough and Dynamite.
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Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
East Second Street
Market Street
Keystone
Empire Theatre
Black mare runs wild after buggy in Urleans town chase
A 1,400 pound black mare owned by Baker G. Lamar of Urleans escaped as Alfred Fogler drove the herd home. The horse bolted past South Market Street and West All Saints Street tearing up the area. Both reins broke and the buggy tipped. An all morning search failed to locate the runaway animal.
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Animalie Gill
Baker G. Lamar
Urleans
Alfred Fogler
Mr. Lamar
Paiis
Y M C A Enforces Night Hours For Youth At Club
Y M C A secretary Roger G Harley warns that younger members are entering the building late at night. Juniors ages 10 to 14 are barred after 6 pm, intermediates and employed youths after 10 pm, with the boys department closing at 9 pm. A Cubs Giants bowling match is set for 7 15, Braves Senators at 8 15, and Company A vs Y M C A basketball Friday. Panama Canal Club meets Friday at 7 30 pm.
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Roger G. Harley
Harley
Brunswicker School
Cubs
Giants
Braves
Senators
Company
Harris
Panama Canal Club
Reduction Sale At New York Millinery
Attractive sale notes New York imports including red velvet hats and novelties. Milinery remodeled to please with matching hair switches offered. Also ads for Christmas openings, oysters, groceries, piano lessons, hunting permits, and local council notices dated November 16 17.
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New York
N. Market St
Mulliniz
D. E. Kefauver
Water Rates and Report At City Meeting
City officials prepare for a lengthy session addressing water meter rates, the Water Engineer Boardman report on the water situation, amesite laying progress, and the possible formation of an city insurance department under Workmen’s Compensation laws. The meeting may also cover a large dam plan and a straightening of the city pipeline, with emphasis on funding concerns and practical remedies to ongoing water shortages.
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William J Boardman
Philadelphia
State Industrial Accident Commission
Smith
Boardman
Hhis
Burck
Fraley
Carleton B. Shaffer
Domestic Building Association Seeks Shares and Returns
The Domestic Building Association announces share sales at 25 cents per share with a 10 cent entry fee in its 17 year run. It highlights a 4 percent deposit yield and claims hundreds of Freder ick homes financed by the association. Meetings held at Farmers and Mechanics Bank Saturdays and Mondays until noon. Directors and officers listed including James Wiartis president and Frank C Norwood attorney. Home Made Sauer Kraut offered at 217 W Patrick 3.
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Domestic Building Association
Frederick
Testifea
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Citizens' National Bank and Farm Listings Ad
Bank details with officers and capital appear alongside a large farm listing offering 110 farms for sale across the county plus town properties. An accompanying drug store blurb promotes complete stock and prompt drug delivery from 183 Market Street with telephone 101.
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the Drug Store
Market ST
The Little Shop Linens And Ribbons Offerings
John D. Hendrickson advertises pure wool money blankets and steamer rugs, with prices from 1.00 to 12.60 and mixed colors. Also touts Christmas ribbons, new aprons, fur sets, linen damask, special value linens, doilies, and napkins, urging customers to see the wide Linene selection and value highlights.
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Munsons
Real Estate Listings by John N. Clary in Walkersville Area
Real estate and loan notices by John N. Clary advertise 26 acre Walkersville farm 3 miles north of Frederick 200 acre near Walkersville and fine dwellings on West Second Street Madison Street 241 South Market Street East Church Street East Second Street and East Second call to view list plus mortgage financing through F G Thomas & Son at No 20 West Patrick Street.
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Walkersville
Frederick
Second Street
Madison Street
South Market
Grayson H. Staley
Position Wanted By Man And Wife
Classified brief seeking work for a couple, in city or country locations, willing to be childless and sober. Address Bor & Areby, Ma Movieast.
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Bor & Areby
Movieast
Real estate notes on 127 acres near Myereville
Property details list 127 acres with good improvements at 46 dollars per acre near an electric railroad and State Road. Includes lanes and buildings in some case. Office listed as People’s Insurance Building, Former Court and Church Street.
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Myereville
Splance
Frederick
Mumber Case¢Ason
People’s Insurance
Real estate loans and assorted Frederick area farms
An OCR fragment lists multiple farm properties around Frederick including numerous acreage figures such as 144 acres and 60 acres near Walkerville, with references to several named farms and nearby towns. It also contains an unrelated medical ad for Debrigs Pure Herb Cough Syrup claiming rapid cold relief and safety for all ages, with a money back guarantee.
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Crobino
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Paily News
the News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Bank
Citizens’ Nat
Bank Damask
Neidig & Miller
McCleery’s . Real Estate
Potts & Griffin
Third St
New Buffalo
Eagle Trust Co
Greenawalt
Runkles & Mullinix
Markey
M. A
Castle
Empire
City Opera House
the Empire Announcement
the Marvel
Precferty
Margaret Cox
Ellen B. Kennard
Lewis E. Barrick, Sr
Clarence V. Barrick
Mseriagf
Emory D. H. Biddinger
Unionville
Pearle V. Reese
Mt Airy
George Birely
Frances Dorrex Howard
J. Roscoe Mackies
Mari C Eigenbrode
Tharmont
MPIC
E. H. Lamar
F. F. Neel
M. A. Castle
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Douglass Sool
Gerhard
Kieffer
Dougles Hooff
John A. Ditzier
Alfred J. Herman
S. Miller
Charles E. Webler
D. D
Bartlett A .Bowers
Franklin F. Meet
EB. H. Hummelbaugh
Henri L
Bush
H. S. Squad
Qyster
John Eisenhauer
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Booth
Kngths
Columbus
George F. Topper
G. K. Jos
L. Houff
Ita
Grisfield
Cramer Hotel
J. M. Culler
Patrick St
F, Blappington
Sec'y. & Treas
James Wiartis
Chas. Wertheimer
V. Prea. F. B
Sappington
Sec
Treas
Frank C Norwood
John D Hendrickson
John Baumgardner
Geo. S Rodock
Horace C. Zacharias
Abe Rosenour
W. Patrick
Citizens' Rational Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Deabler
Samuel
Joseph McDivit
Gro
Baal
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Pearee's Pharmacy
Pearre
John D. Hendrickson
Comforts
J. D. Hendrickson
John N. Clary
Real Estate and Loane
Thomas Prior
Thomas
Aigb
North Market
Grayson
Staley
Albaugh & Harrington
City
State Road
Ealy
Breferiex
Antisee F
Aepha
Harrington
Garrett
Pzgrangr, JR
Fredesiek
Rete
Feareed Gomareth
Seeiseisaevatty
William C. Humm
F. Frederick
Don Saul
John Z. Lewis
B. Rvard Kepner
North Market Strene
Hahm
Servos
George L. Cramer & Sons
UE. Church ST
Ceamer & Stauffer
O. D
Gals
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
Grayson . Mercer
Insurance
Harry G. Tritapor
Fredert
Walkereville
Re Farm
Fiville
Thermont
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