Early U S History Highlights From 1735 to 1914
Noted events include John Adams birth and 1826 death, Yorktown capitulation drafts in 1781, Leipzig victory over Napoleon in 1813, Confederate refugees raid in 1804, 1914 German and Russian moves, Italy Bulgaria war in 1913, plus astronomical notes and Washington sun time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
United States
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Leipzig
Canada
Warsaw
Vistula
Gazela
Italy
Bulgaria
New Advertisements Today From Local Listings and Notices
A collage of classed items including rent ads for 22 E Eighth St and 109 E Seventh St bookkeeper wanted and help wanted boxes. Mentions public sales and notices from local firms such as Geo Allnutt Ex Motor Trucks Bitterhouse Seitz Co and United Dry Forces. Also references Charlie Chaplin Opera House Myrkle Harder Co Empire and several banks and services reporting auctions and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ararelauniarelavarese Gare Geo
Allnutt
Bitterhouse Seitz Co
Prohibition
United Dry Forces Star
Wipseeseee
Charlie Chaplin Opera House
Myrkle-Harder Co Empire
Velvet Paw
Harry McHenry
Fred. Co
Nat
Bank Bank
Bank Autos
State Sales & Service Co
Blue Ribbon Grocery
H. C. Dronerburg
Burck
Will Go To Press Early For Company Employees Fall Event
The News will go to press early tomorrow to allow company employees to attend the fall afternoon gathering.
Straw Vote Results Show Wilson Leading Hughes at Fair
In the first count of the Fair week straw vote by the Frederick Post, President Wilson leads Charles E. Hughes 252 to 205, with 246 for Prohibition and 162 against. Forty-eight votes separate the two presidential candidates from four years ago, and the poll continues during the fair. Attorney Reno S. Harp will attend the Edward Dunn celebration of the Knights of Pythias in Washington to present $200 in gold on behalf of the Supreme Lodge. The event honors the first Supreme Chancellor and Edward Dunn, who has served 52 years. The ceremonies will be at the Pythian Temple on Ninth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Post
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Roosevelt
Taft
Reno S. Harp
Washington
Edward Dunn
Knights of Pythias
Harp
Knights of Pythias Order
Order
Supreme Lodge
Dunn
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
L Streets
Among the Sick in the City
J W Talbott of South Market f col is improving slowly at Cy Hospital. B W Wilson decorator for the Inkx Carpet Store who fell and hurt his back is able to be out today. Adolphus H Harrington suffered a stroke of paralysis last evening and is critically ill at his home on Est Third street.
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J. W. Talbott
South Market
Cy Hospital
Ds. B. W. Wilson
Iinkx
Aiay
Adolphus H. Harrington
Est Third Street
Vinol praised by Jackson mother for tired workers
Mrs Melton of Jackson Mississippi writes she was run down from caring for five, doing housework and cooking. After using Vinol she reports regained health and energy. Druggist J A Williamson lists Frederick and Maryland stores carrying Vinol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Atrend
J. N. Melton
J. A. Williamson
Frederick
Drax
Maryland
Fair's Arrival Sparks Courthouse Nuptials at Frederick
Frederick fair season brings a rush of marriage licenses at Clerk of Court Eli G. Haughs office. By noon today nineteen licenses issued this week plus seven on Monday and Tuesday. Couples travel from Virginia Maryland and across the river to tie the knot during the fair with many seeking cheaper licenses now that the stamp tax was repealed.
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Frederick
Court House
Frederick Fair
Eli G. Haugh
Virginia
Maryland
Melvin Shepley
HYMENEAL Shaff Thrasher and Selferd McCleaf weddings
Several couples celebrate marriages at the Evangelical Lutheran church in Jefferson and Fairfield. Shaff Thrasher weds Lula E Thrasher in a morning ceremony. Selferd weds Lillian McCleaf with full ring service. Tenner weds Stalene Heck in Chicago. Receptions and wedding-trips follow, with couples planning to reside in their respective towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaff—Thrasher
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lula E. Thrasher
Ella
Wiliam J. Thrasher
Near
Jefferson
Myrwen E. Shaft
Baltimore
New York
Selferd
McCleaf
Jacob Elmer Selferd
Lullian Bell McCleaf
Fairfield
U. 3. G. Rupp
Hoy E. McClear
Mary T. Harbaugh
Obituary of Emily Hanshew Loyal resident dies at 90
Emily Hanshew a longtime Fredericks resident dies at 90 after a life in the city. She was the eldest daughter of Henry and Catherine Hanshew, mother figure to her sister’s family, and a devoted Christian known as Autumn. Survived by sister Mrs John H Abbott and brother Daniel Hanshew, plus nieces and nephews including Mrs George S Rodock and Misses Emily and Kitty Quynn. Funeral Friday at 10 30 am with services at the house and Mt Olivet Interment. Thomas P Rice Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hanshew
Kréderich
West Third Street
Miss Hanshew
Henry
Catherine Hanshew
Barpare Fritchie
Frederick
John T. Quynn
Milkie
John H. Abbott
Daniel Hanshew
George S. Rodock
Emily
Kitty Quynn
Harry
Charles Quynn
Hanshew
Autum
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Funerals Held for John Gomber and Mary S Wilhide
Funeral services for John Gomber were conducted at his South Market Street home by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer with pallbearers named Joseph W. L. Carty RE. A. Alexander Lewis Ruprecht William Burger Henry Raabe and Charlies Zeigier. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery with C. C. Carty directing. Mrs Mary Susan Wilhide’s funeral was held at 9 AM at her East Second Street residence and proceeded to Graceham Moravian church for services led by Rev A S G Rupp and Rev C A Shilke. Burial was in Graceham cemetery with C. E. Cilne as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gomber
South Market Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical ,Reformed Church
Joseph W. L. Carty
RE. A. Alexander
Lewis Ruprecht
William Burger
Henry Raabe
Charlies Zeigier
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Mary Susan Wilhide
Charles Warner
East Second Street
Hagerstown and Frederick
Graceham
Moravian Church
A. 5
G. Rupp
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
C. A. Shilke
Lutheran Church
Walkeraville
Graceham Cemetery
C. E. Cilne
The Work of Death Mrs Sabina M Young
Mrs Sabina M Young widow of Ezra Young died at her daughter Mrs Walter B Gehre 2438 Maryland avenue Baltimore. The body was taken to Thurmont for burial Services were held Wednesday at noon. The Civic Club luncheon plans set for October 24 at City Hotel with Miss James and Miss Nan Mildren as speakers. Roosevelt indicates willingness to speak in Maryland after Western tour. Rockland Me yearly produces 1 000000 barrels of ime.
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Sabina M. Young
Ezra Young
Walter B. Gehre
Maryland Avenue
Baltimore
Thurmont
Planning Civic Club
The
Civic Club
City Hotel
James
Nan Mildren
Local merchants plan Thursday noon gathering at Market Street
Local merchants including P.L. Hargett and Co and Ebert and Son invite neighbors to a noon meeting on Market Street this Thursday to discuss community concerns and collaboration.
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Bush
Nessa
P.L. Hargett & Co
Howe
Market St
Prohibition Debate Sparks Local Opinion and Debate
William J Grove argues for moderated liquor control over strict prohibition. He recalls past Local Option votes, warns against bootleggers, and urges safeguards for legitimate alcohol use. He condemns forceful temperance by law and calls for temperance without coercive legislation.
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Wm. Jd
Grove
Mosera
Kiditora
Christ
William J. Grove
Lime Kii
Bank Officers and Trustees Listed in Baker Ledger
The article lists multiple officers and trustees including J. D. Baker and WM G. Baker as vice presidents, H. D. Baker as vice president, WM. G. Zimmerman as cashier, with a roster of names such as John Rameburn, M. Thomas, D. B. Kefauver, Thos. H. Haller, Dante Baker, C. H. Conley, M. D. P. L. Hargett, John Newman, J. H. Gambrill Jr, and others associated with the Baker bank.
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John 8
Rameburn
Wm. G. Baker
M. Thomas
D. B. Kefauver
J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haller
Dante] Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P. L. Hargett
John 5. Newman
H. Gambrill, Jr
H. D. Baker
Best Farms For Sale Across Maryland Areas Listed
John N. Clary manager of Best Farms For Sale announces multiple acreage listings near Fred Thurmont Urbana Clarksburg Germantown Mt Airy Walkersville New London etc. The real estate firm also offers all kinds insurance loans bonds securities mortgages and investments.
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Best Farms
Fred
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlcaville
Clarksburg
Germantown
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
New London
Mt. Pleasant
McKalg
Buckeyetown
Pearl
Fall Fur and Fabric Bargains at Local Store
Fall sale featuring fur and dress goods for ladies and children, including serges, broadcloths, batiste, silk hosiery, undergarments, raincoats, and coats. Men and women’s stockings, towels, aprons, and kids wear advertised with special prices. Also real estate ad for a brick house near City Hospital with modern amenities and future growth potential.
Eugene 4H Albaugh Real Estate and Insurance Ad
Eugene TI Albaugh lists farms for sale near Frederick county Mt Pleasant Detour pike Creagerstown Martinsburg and Montgomery County with acres from 10 to 410, crop reports good, water in houses, terms negotiable plus insurance services and Remington writer Company agent.
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Woodstoro
Frederick
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Detour Pike
Creagerstown
Martinsburg
Mont-gomery County
Remington Thewriter Company
Eugene TI Albaugh
TON
Market St
Albaugh & Harrington
Millinery Styles by N. R. & D. Mantz at Market Street
Combining fashion value and repair in millinery offerings from N. R. and D. Mantz located on West South Market Street.
Land for sale in multiple parcels around Mount Airy area
Classified notice offers 341 acres near Himestone and Walkeraville listed at 190 dollars per acre, with additional parcels along Pike and near Urbana and State Road priced between 16 and 60 dollars per acre. Also mentions money to loan and names Cramer Stauver as court siceet.
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Himestone
Walkereville
Pike
Walkeraville
Mt. Airy
State Road
Urbana
CRAMER @ STAUVEYER
Grayson H Staley Land Holdings Listed Across Several Districts
Land ownership details show Grayson H Staley holding numerous parcels totaling 303 acres near Walkersville 100 acres near Union Bridge 126 acres near Johnsville 14 acres near Fred 103 acres near Mt 171 acres near Urbana 1 acre near Frederick with additional parcels described as near Fred erick and near.
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Walkersville
Union Bridge
Johnsville
Fred
Urbana
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FRE Daily News
P. m
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Ree
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Areh
Fair
Cupid
Earl George Fry
Lorettaville
Myrtle Oressa Hallings
Lucketts
William A. Stunkle
Washington Junction
Minnie S. Shoemaker
Myrven E. Shaff
Peferson
Charles A. Eaton
Winchester
Sarah E. Longbrake
Brunswick
Joseph Spencer Loy
Mary Emogene Durnette
Monrovia
Joseph A. Hartsock
Ethel Irene Wolfe
Thomas Earl Fillingame
Bessie May Riley
Lovettsville
Wilbur J. Fishack
Edgemont
Ada S. Ott
Blue Mountain
John William Bradley
Rockland
Wm. J. Grove
En Furniture
Oyatere
J. Clark
E. Church St
H. Green
Buckeystown
Percheron Association
Frederick Ball
John W. Thomas
WM. F. Shodek
Affamstown, Ltd
Emory C. Remsberg
Ser
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John N. Clary, Mahager
John N. Clary
W. Patrick Sr
John D. Hendrickson
Bureau
Union
Park Place
City Hospital
East Church Street
Penns. R. R
West Patrick Street
College Park
Court ST
Arcifent Traurance
Commercial Printing
the News Office
Eugene
Albaugh
Smart Millinery
N. R
D. Mantz
W. South Market Street
Thomas P.rior
North Market Street
Pione
Marewood D, Harp
Wis
Cape
Marewood D. Harp
BONDA
Pythian Castle
Puldting
Grayson H. Staley
Pearert
Dickerson
Braddock Heights
Petersville
Mo Falkersville
Repiows
Grayson EB. Staley
Tale Meremes tePy Cole
Portland
Hunt Hendrickson
Spalding Rolling
Oregon
NewspaperRh Bere
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