This Date In History November 23 Featured Births and Weather
The item blends historical birth and death notes with a weather forecast from The Daily News. It lists notable figures and references a November 22 weather briefing by the Weather Bureau, describing barometric trends, regional conditions, and wind patterns affecting Central Texas to New England.
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Newe
Arizona
Texas
Mississippi
New England
Lake
Ohio
Local Ad Notes and Listings From Public Market
New ads today report on public notices and advertised goods including baby carriage sales and dress goods. Names such as Rhodes, W. A. Manafield, A. T. Norris, Renner, Wad, Woman's College, Buck Haller, Renser & Kemp, Nixdorf, Jr., and Sappington appear among vendors and items like souvenirs cups and furniture.
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Pocestendseseenineee
Renser & Kemp
M. Nixdorf, Jr
F. B. Sappington
Pleasant Paragraphs Of Local Visitors And Travel
Local column notes numerous visits and departures. Mrs J Frank Eilis from Washington returns home after visiting her mother Mrs J E Howard in East Church Atrest while Ex Postmaster Lewis O Whip heads to Atlanta Expo then Port Orange Florida to visit friend A Karn. Several residents travel to Ohio Indiana Georgia and Maryland.
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J. Frank Eilis
Washington, D. C
J. E. Howard
East Church Atrest
Tolbert Summers
Weat Braddock
Okly
Indiana
John W. Koogle
Hagerstown
Middletown
Lewis O. Whip
Jeffereon
Atlanta
Georgia
Oliver Pearra
East Fourth Street
Mollie Kemp
Washington
Eleanor Potts
Eloise Loung
Arthur Williams
Baltimore County
B. K. Waters
Register of ‘Wills’ Office
Gardiner Piper Found Guilty in Horse Theft Case
Gardiner Piper, about eighteen, formerly of Brunswick, was found guilty by a Jefferson county jury of stealing a horse from Daniel W. Ott near Millville. Judge Faulkner sentenced him to eighteen months in the State penitentiary. New county officers include Sheriff A. C. McBride to take office December 2 and State's attorney Willsn H. Hinks to be sworn in January. The Orphans Court judges will assume office around December 2. The locust tree near Kennedy Butler’s field, linked to nearby hangings, was cut down this morning. Nash E. B. Cramer has purchased the Carlton H. Mein property in Woolkeryville.
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Gardiner Piper
Brunswick
This County
Daniel W. Ott
Millville
Jefferson County
Martisaborg
Faulkner
State
A. C. McBride
Willsn H. Hinks
Orphans Court
Kennedy Butler
Jefferson Turnpike
Bowens
Bigua
Repudiation Day Observed Amid Cemetery Plans
Frederick marks Repudiation Day with a half holiday and subdued commemorations. Banks suspend business. the Daughters of the American Revolution fund a monument at Mt Olivet Cemetery for Judge Beatty and the memory of the dead patriot as plans unfold to honor the grave with flowers.
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Frederick
Deseo
Memorial Teelse
Aoes
Ustal Tie
Frederick Chapter
Jotim Mt Olive
Thomas Bestig
Gotll
Judge Beatty
Eam All Saints Street
Daughters of the American Revoluion
Mt Olivet
Lesbian Society triumph at Women s College meeting
The Lesbian Society entertained hundreds at an open meeting featuring a Glee Club performance and a one act drama A Lesson in Elegance with Mrs Faye portrayed by Alfes Shriner and Mrs Darne by Clippinger The Philomathesan Society held a late program with readings recitations essays and a debate on Zion Armenians Turkish outrages The affirmative was won by Dr L T MacGill Sr and Rev D J Beale over Nash E Cramer and Baker Johnson The Eastern Shore senatorial question will be debated at next meeting
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Lessbian Society
Woman's College
Ftn
Glee Club
Alfes Shriner
Faye
Sirs. Darne
Mrs. Willing
Sophie
Miss Brsley
Misa Kepler
Philomathesn Literary Society
Church Streets
Europe
D. J. Beale
Nash E. Cramer
Baker Johnson
Raetern
Jadges
Gile
Bowins
Jacob Rohrback
United States
Foman College Notes Show Choir Recital Plans and Campus Updates
The music department schedules a piano recital by Professor Wad soon and a December concert by pupils. Students adopt blue and gray Tam O Shanter caps and a neat AGA class pin for seniors. A Baltimore firm installs a rear West Hall fire escape and a new bathroom is added in East Hall. Ground purchases behind Chaos Hall complete the campus, with free passage around buildings. Thanksgiving vacation prompts breaks and visits. Prof Apple heads to Asheville with family.
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Foman's College
Wad
Baltimore
West Hall
East Ball
Chaos Hall
Apple
Asheville
North
Caroa
Independent Company hall ready for dances in new engine house
The second floor of the Independent Company engine house was fitted up today with fire scene pictures including a large cross and portraits of leaders for dances and entertainments. The hall is well lighted and suited for various events with a festive setup. Also noted are final settlements and accounts for several estates including Wm M. Gaither administrator of Henry C. Gaither, Geo. W. Myers executor of Mary Thomas, and Barbara A Mantz executrix of Francis Mantz.
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The
Independent Company
Hagerstown
Wm M. Gaither
Henry C. Gaither
Geo. W. Myers
Mary Thomas
Barbara A Mantz
Francis Mantz
Property Deeds and Local Notes From Frederick County
Joseph F Payne and wife transfer real estate in Frederick to Henry P Pahrney for 1000 dollars. Thompson W Hendry and wife deed property in Frederick County to C E C Bell for 506.2 dollars. One acre of land in Alabama described with names Beck Qainn and Pawnee Eliva Wild Boss. Frank Sheffield gifted a large raccoon by Beck Qainn the cow boss’s chief in Alabama. animal described as playful and tame. Quon plans to stay in Frederick County this winter and will tend stock at the Hoke farm.
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Joseph F. Payne
Henry P. Pahrney
Frederick
Thompson W. Hendry
C. E. C. Bell
Thomas Moleaworth
Martha
Poe
Amn
Alabama
Beck Qainn
Pawnee
Eliva Wild Wess
Frank Sheffield
Quon
Frederick County
Hoke Farm
Next entertainment on S. M. C. course concert plan
The next entertainment in the M. C. A. course will be a concert on December next. It will be given by the Remenyl Concert Company with five musicians and the celebrated singer Miss Stein.
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Proximo
Remenyl Concert Company
Miss Stein
Dog Misadventure Halts Otterbein Runaway Incident
A stray dog leaped a yard fence near Middletown causing a misstep in a gang of travelers heading toward Boosboro. Several men including Jobe Renebarg and Charles Doub were involved as a wagon topple and mud spill occurred. No serious injuries reported though the wagon suffered damage and the horse eased to a stop.
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Jobe Renebarg
Charles Doub
Missea Uolly Kemsborg
Lucretis Micansel
Middletown
Dayton
Thanksgiving Market Display Draws Big Crowd and Prices
The market morning shows a large, varied display with plentiful veal scarce and rabbits spotted. Butter and eggs hold steady while poultry and meats list modest prices, with dressed turkeys at 24 cents per pound and beef ranges from 8 to 14 cents per pound. A Pennsylvanian Railroad Relief figure tallies October payments, and cyclist John Elsmith tours eastward on a 3200 mile journey from Colorado City to New York in 65 days, spending $20.
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Doug
John Elitai
Colorado City
Col
New York
Washington
Siilimore
Philadelpnia
Hagerstown
Reaner Kemp’s Offer World Fair Souvenir Spoons 99c Set
Local ad notes the World Fair Souvenir Spoons offered at 99 cents a set, claiming they matched spoons sold last fall for $900. Also mentions calls to Zimmerman Hencer as agents and a piano recital at Woman’s College by Prof Emanuel Wad on Friday December 6 with 30 cent admission, profits to musical department. Buck Haller promotes oysters and confectionery on South Market Street.
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Christeass
Reaner & Kemp's
Callandes
Zimmerman & Hencer
Wad
Peabody Convers
Woman's College
The Girl About Town in a Dreamlike Note
A nostalgic Saturday discourse recalls old friends and events from Repdiation Day to an Industrial Fair, with mentions of Frederick, local figures like Jake Eogeltrecht and Braddock Helgat, future campus concerts, and plans for holiday receptions.
Long Standing Confederate Vet Arrives in Frederick
After many years Mr. Johnson from Texas visited Frederick yesterday, recounting his service in the Confederate Army at Monocacy on July 9, 1864. He was connected with the provost marshal’s office on Court Street in the law offices of C. V. 8. Levy and others.
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Johnson
Texas
Frederick
Monocacy
Court Street
C. V. 8. Levy, Eay
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills Advertises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and blood disorders. It claims asparagus strengthens kidneys, cleanses blood, and can cure Bright's disease, diabetes, and related ailments. It urges proper hygiene and offers a free book by mail.
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Esparagua
Dr. Hobb'n
Hobb
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