Oct 1 in American History and celestial notes
The Daily News recounts events on October 1 including Atufun Choate's birth in 1700 and Sheritan’s Confederate retreat in the Shenandoah valley. It notes the 1910 Los Angeles Times building fire costing nineteen lives and lists October’s astronomical events and constellations with planet visibilities and star names.
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Atufun Choate
New England
Sthexandoah Valley
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
Lves
City Opera House listed in Empire report
The Empire notes listings for the City Opera House and related venues. Readers are directed to 201 E South St and 12-20 EL Second St for notices and schedules. Welfare offices and Armory references are also mentioned in local notices.
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Ns. R. EB. Cromwell
Wah Aoata Armory
the Empire
Faleeset the Marvel
City Opera House
Italy May Turn on Kaiser and War Talk
Fruit dealer Philip Vazzano, returning from Italy, believes Italy could declare war on Germany at any moment. He says Italy was unaware of Austria Germany negotiations after Serbia and would have joined if a three nation alliance conference had occurred. He notes Italy would have fought with Germany if asked, but plans to stay in this country if war comes.
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Italy
Germany
Philip Vazzano
South Market
All Saints’ Street
Vazzano
Austria
France
Vezzano
America
Local Health Notes Highlight Residents Recoveries
Among the sick items show several residents on West South street West Patrick street Carroll street East Fourth street and Middle street improving or able to be about Includes Addison Hoffman William Brengle Sr Hubbard Abb John W Haines Frank Little D F Davis William T Haller and others Recovery details cover illnesses typhoid fever injuries and hospital operation Also an advertisement praises Devoe paint noting cost per square foot and year of use with generic store promotion
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Master Hubbard
East Fourth Street
Clayton Heffner
Middle Street
John W. Haines
Carroll Street
Frank Little
City Hospital
East Street
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
William T. Haller
University, D. C
East South Street
Devoe
Devoe PL
Harcett & Co
Readjustment of electric light rates by Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
President Coblentz says a general readjustment of rates including electric light charges is underway and will be submitted to the Public Service Commission of Maryland. Frederick consumers may benefit from lower rates, though specifics are not yet announced. The city’s light plant policies remain unsettled amid debate on municipal involvement and railroad pricing.
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Coblentz
Public Service Commission
Hagerstown
Frederick
E. L. Coblentz
Trolley Company
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Board of Aldermen
H. Dorsey Etchison
Hagerstown and
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
Service Commission
Consolidated Company
Market Street
Hagerstown and Frederick
Trolley
F. Ruy
Fred. Tuck
T Rolley Company
Free Kindergarten Opens in Frederick
The Frederick Free Kindergarten opened this morning with a record attendance. Forty nine pupils enrolled, ages 2 to 6. Last year ended with 75 pupils, with many joining during the year, especially after fall. Margaret Eisenhauer is principal, assisted by Louise Sappington. Classes run daily 9 to 12:30 except weekends. Civic Club plans a rummage sale next week in the storeroom near the South Market street bridge, formerly Ridenour and Mackiey. Donations accepted Tuesday afternoon 2 to 4. A luncheon for Civic Club members is set for October 14 at the City Hotel with speakers Mrs. B. W. Corktan and Miss Mabel Rankin of Baltimore.
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Frederick
Tax Exemption Law To Raise Frederick City Rates In 1915
Frederick will face higher city and county tax rates under the new Maryland law exempting household effects up to 500 dollars from taxation. City Register Nicodemus notes about 90 percent of Frederick residents will be exempt, prompting anticipated increases to cover missing revenue. The 1915 effective law bans exemptions for property used for business or profit. Credit and debt shifts show Frederick’s finances improving while planning strict economy.
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Frederick City
Maryland
City Register
Nicodemus
Frederick Cy
Cay
Frederick
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick MD Officers
Citiz ens National Bank Frederick Maryland lists capital of 100000 and surplus 300000 with officers J I Baker president WA G Baker vice president H D Baker vice president WM G Zimmerman cashier as recorded in the institution's roster.
New Liemel Underwear for Autumn Winter by Hendrickson
John D. Hendrickson advertises Liemel underwear for men women and children promising warmth ventilation and comfort. Also promotes new silk and serge dresses in multiple colors with reasonable prices and bath robes and kimonos from $1.00 to $7.50. Samuel G. Duval J Asst Cashier.
The Silk and Dress Goods Sale at Real Estate and Loans
The advertisement promotes fall dress goods and silks in Freder ick with prices 50c to 9.00 a yard, silk garments and waists, collars, sweaters, coats, and school wear. It also highlights real estate listings and loans, urging readers to call at Room 1, Pythian Castle Building, to find farms and properties across the county.
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Lilly
Real Estate Listings Near Frederick With Varied Acreage
A lengthy advertisement offers numerous farms and city properties near Frederick. Listings cover 148 to 163 acres with features such as lime stone land, fine buildings, dairy facilities, water, crops, and good fencing. Nearby towns include Walkersville and Mt. Pleasant with rail access and State Road proximity. The ad notes easy terms, potential loans, and insurance services plus a city property list. ALBAUGH HARRINGTON and F. G. Thomas & Son advertise mortgages and other real estate services.
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Frederick
City
Walkersville
Guaty
Beat
Albaugh Harrington
Market St
Real Estate Loans And Farms Near Frederick Area
Harry G Tritapor lists multiple farms and land parcels with acreages and proximities to Frederick Walkersville Feaga ville Lewintown Woodsboro Creagerstown Thurmont and other towns. Properties include 160 acre farm 146 acre farm 8 6 acre and 30 acre undeveloped plots plus several smaller holdings within miles of Frederick and surrounding communities.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Feagaville
Lewintown
Creagerstown
Feagariile
Grayson H. Staley
Adameown
Ecrea
Res
Libertytown
Bar Montgomery County
Barnesville
Adamstown
Bartholows S Acres
Union Bridge
Woodeboro
Mt. Airy
Woodabers
Brupewick
Creagersewn
Mrederic
Mt. Pe
Ieee
Monrovia
Yellow Springs
Comus
Key Mar
Serea
Johnsville
Rocky Ridge
Wboro
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Park Mills
Favinews
Frederiam
Seville
Frederic
Feaga
Mountaindale
Hyattatown
New Midway
Watkeravilla
Hansonville
Key-Mar
New Market
Woodabere
Mike Weet
Buck
Real Estate and Rural Listings in Doubs and Frederick County
Old newspapers for sale advertise farms and homes in Doubs and Frederick County with details on 9 room dwellings, 3 acres, fruit, near a railroad, plus a large storehouse. Agent T Hickman offers properties in Washington DC with easy payment plans and rent options, illustrated plats, and bargain prices. The ad targets buyers seeking local real estate and building lots with flexible terms.
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Railroad Station
Doubs
Larne
Point of Rocka
Ata Bergala
Frederick County
Washington, D. C
T. Hickman
Freéertet
Fall Opening of Trimmed Hats by Mrs Cromwell at Walkersville Md
Local notice invites attendance at the Fall Opening of Trimmed Hats by Mrs R E Cromwell in Walkersville Maryland on Saturday October 3. Also mentions a weekly public dance at the Armory Friday nights with 16 dances, prices for gentlemen and ladies, and other local notices including music store opening, sanatorium at home treatments, and various sales and events.
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R. E. Cromwell
Walkersville
New York Millinery Parture Ready Ian Muslin
Attractive velvet hats appeal to all with a special showing this Thursday through Saturday. Human hair switches in matching shades also available. Hats remodeled a specialty offered by Mrs D E Kefauver at Bay Window Flat over Mullinix Store. Also notes potatoes cabbage onions for sale and coal from Dixon's Cash Market with phone numbers for access.
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D. E. Kefauver
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Lehr
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Goetzmann
Werner
Hobart M. Cable
Ammon E. Cramer
Cramer’s Palace OF Music
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Washington Sanitarium
Daisy Roth
Fredrick
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C. Hermann & Son
J. A. Kidwiler
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