October 5 in American History events and astronomy
On October 5 historical notes include the death of Lord Cornwallis who surrendered Yorktown in 1781, born 1733, and the Crystal Palace fire in New York with $1,000,000 loss. The 1804 Allatoona Pass action in Georgia saw Confederate forces under General French besiege a post, yielding 1,000 enemy casualties and Federal losses near 700. Astronomical events list evening and morning planets and constellations with a late evening view.
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Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Washington
India
Crystal Palace
New York
Allatoopa Pass
French
J. Mr. Corse
Sugar Prices Fall as War-Era Peak Fades in Frederick
In Frederick, sugar quotes ease by half a cent to seven cents a pound, with some grocers at 7 1/4 cents and highs reaching 8 1/4 cents during the wartime spike. Coffee prices slip modestly, Arbuckles at about 20 to 21 cents, while meat remains scarce but steady. The overall wave of rising prices slows as the sugar season ends and demand weakens.
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Frederick
Brengle Funeral Held at West Patrick Street
The funeral for William H. Brengle Sr. was held yesterday at 3 pm from his West Patrick Street home. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer officiated, with bearers Thomas F. Kennedy, Samuel D. Thomas, John Bartgis, George F. Kline, P. Samuel Notnagie, and George H. Raiting. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. F. W. Obenderfer and Son were directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brengle
West Patrick Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Thomas F. Kennedy
Samellel D. Thomas
John Bartgis
George F. Kline
P. Samuel Notnagie
George H. Raiting
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. W. Obenderfer and Son
Among the Sick and United Steam Fire Engine Meet A Notice
Bruce Strailman on East Patrick street has recovered and may go out Mrs Daniel C Gibson on East Church street remains confined by illness Arthur Potts on Court street has been quite sick but is improved Louis Bayer on East Patrick street previously confined is able to be out United Steam Fire Engine Company announces its quarterly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock
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Bruce Strailman
East Patrick Street
Daniel C. Gibson
East Church Street
Arthur Potts
Court Street
Louis Bayer
Uniteds
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Manifold Ad Claims Chamberlain Cough Product Endorsement
Fragmentary ad copy touts a cough remedy praised by a writer Roberta Worner from City Fa. It asserts the product provides steady relief when taken for seats and is available through all dealers with a decreed reenite TM.
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Chamberlain
Roberta
Worner City
Jane
Seata
Express Rates Revision Ordered for Maryland by Public Service Commission
Commissioner Timanus directs express firms to file a new Maryland intrastate rate schedule within fifteen days and have it effective within thirty days. The move, supported by Secretary MacGill, aims to unify interstate and intrastate rates across Frederick and the state, with future adjustments possible if issues arise. The Public Service Commission will oversee any discriminatory or inequitable charges.
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Frederick City
Mary
Iuimental
MacGill Offclaly
Public Service Commission
Philip D. Laird
MacGill
Albert Towers
Clay Timanus
Express
Frederick
Maryland
Timanus
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tragedy near Thurmont claims life of H Hahn by 11 year old
H Hahn of Union Bridge was accidentally shot and killed by his son Charles 11 at the Powell home near Thurmont. Justice Black ruled no inquiry needed as the boy, about 6 to 8 feet away, discharged a 32 caliber rifle exploding on touch. Dr Birely arrived too late. funeral set for Friday at 9 in Rocky Hill Lutheran Church with interment at the adjoining cemetery. Funeral directors Sharretts and Powell. Also notes last week Adams Express agency sold 950 pounds of fish locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. @ Hahn
Union Bridge
William Elmer Hahn
Charles
Gov
Powell
Hahn
Thurmont
Elmer E. Black
Morris A. Birely
Birely
Haht
Rocky Hill
R. 8. Poffenbarger
Woodsboro
Sharretts and Powell
City Ministers Fall Meeting Sets Anti-Saloon Day Plan
The City Ministerial Association held its first fall meeting at the Y M C A. Rev E St Hummelbaugh opened with prayer. Officers were elected and a yearlong program outlined with lectures on church relations, pastoral visitation, ethics, and church growth. The group designated November 22 as Anti Salo on League Day and urged attendance at Charity Organization Society meetings.
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City Ministerial Association
E. St. Hummelbaugh
BE. H. Lamar
Wits
Charity’ Organization Society
Federated Charities
B. A. Bowers
the Baptist Church
Frederick
William S. Gerhard
The
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Douglass Hooff
Alfred J. Herman
William 8. Gerhard
BE. A. G. Hermann
Cessna
Pennsylvania
Association
John D Hendricksons Sale Offers Furs Coats and Draperies
The ad markets party boxes, colored coats and capes, children's coats from ages two to eighteen at 3 to 20 dollars, draperies in cretonnes and silkolines, and umbrellas at 1.50. It promotes fur sets, rare furs, and a large stock with no advance prices. Also lists farm and city properties for sale near Frederick Maryland and Mt Pleasant.
Extensive Maryland Farm Listings Near Frederick Maryland
Almanac style property notices list numerous farms around Frederick area with acreages from 3 to 155 acres. Descriptions mention improvements, distance from Frederick and towns, proximity to roads and railroads, possession with crops, and with various farm features. Also includes an advertisement for a patent cough syrup and a pharmacy notice.
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AMD Insurance
Frederick
City
Walkersville
Iomn
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
Seminary Alumnae Club Opens Meeting Tonight at Hood College
The F Seminary Alumnae Club announces the first meeting of the year will be held tonight in Hood College parlors at 7.34. Florence Trail serves as president. The Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Officer will attend Mountain City Lodge on Monday night along with Rank of Esquire and other business. full attendance urged. Also advertised are empty whisky barrels for sale from J A Kidwiler at 101 South Market Street, Dixon's Cash Market winter coal supply with long ton pricing, and Engie's Grocery offering Crisfield oysters and home made Kravt at 22 W Fourth St with phone 129F.
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F. Seminary
Hood College
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Mountain City Lodge
Esquire
Crisfield
Engie’s Grocery
Fourth St
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Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Alphecea
the News
United States Weather Bureau
Piic Bank
Debring’s
Cough
INTS
Hendrickson
Ias & Elec
G. Quynn & &A
Kites Carty’s
Astein & Urner Radio Institute
Frederick Fair
E. L. Williams
Greenawalt's
HG. Gulick
H. E. Hann
Castle Alleys
Ry W. Bowers
Carl Jacobson
News Office
John Francis Smith
Francis Smith
Wala Druggists
Neidig & Miller
the Empire
Marvely Opera House
Housewives
Trade Board
Service Board
Joe
William Reeder
Middletown
M P. Parsonage
New Windsor
Rev
Mra
J. T. Marah
Adams Express
Company
Ket Street
Myrtle Kumler
N. Market St
Neufchatel
Sweitzer
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Elm Street
W. N. Jolliffe
W. Church St
New Music Store
North Market Street
Palace of Music
Lehr Pianos
Goetzmann
Werner
Hobart M. Cable
Ammon ER. Cramer
Cramer
Holland
Jast
C. Hermann & Son
Warvers
E. Holmes Lamar
D. D
F. ¥. Neel
G. Rupp
Re Freeman Dixon
M. A. Castile
Miller
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Douglass -Hooff
Junloy
Ernst Derendinger
C. E. Webler
D. A
Ajiple
W. 8. Gerhard
A. J. Herman
Europe
C. E. Wecter
J. A. Vitzler
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. 1
BAKER
Seeeneseenes
John D. Hendrickson
NEW Childrens Coats
B. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Citizens’ National Bank
Bratdock No. 4
Thomas P. Rice
Frederion, MD
WM. G. Baker
D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvali
Joseph McDivit
Cretonnes
J. D. Hendrickson
Sstith
Thomas H. Haller
Joux
Daniel Bakes
G. Baker
C. H. Coney
C. M. Tuomas
P. L. Harpert
D. E. Kerauvra
Juan
Newston
Jons C. Morten J
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Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
and Insurance
John N. Clary
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
Fred. Sacre
New Market
Loffich
F.G. Thomas & Bon
West
Patrick ST
Grayson
Mercer
Boom
Pythien Castle
Myersville
Pane
People's Insurance
Church Ste
Harry G. Tritapoe
Insurance
Good
Feagarile
Rolles
Lewlatown
Creageratown
Feagarilie
Creagerstown
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Bargata
Rederick
Thinrae
Market Strete
CRAMER @ STAUFFER
Tica
Grayson H. Staley
Frederics
Res
Os Acres
Libertytown
Wait Acres
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Adsmetown
Bartholowa & Acres
Lewistown
Woodaboro
Mt. Airy
Ieres
Lectric Road
Ieee Oru
Dear Comus
Hear Creagerstown
Fea
Ravilis
Rome Jeffereea
Wia
Lettore’s
Moorovia
D Petersville
Feagarilis
Yellow Bprings
Yellowings
Arbass
Tuscarora
Adamstown
Unionville
Bartonarville
Johnaville
Rocky Ridge
Park Milla
Walkeraville
Messevia
Creagermown
Point of Rocks
Oni Ibe
Ridgeville
Boyd's
Fresereck
Shere Farms
MCA Burding
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
R . Church
ST. Frederick
Florence Trail
J. A. Kidwiler
South Market St
E Dixon
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