Young Baltimore banker honored with Astor Trust appointment
Thomas Hildt, 30, vice president of the National Bank of Commerce, is named vice president of Astor Trust Co in New York. He is a nephew of Frederick residents Mrs. S S Maynard Mrs. Fannie Noonan and Miss Thomas and is noted as a leading Baltimore financier with quick problem grasp and strong energy. The promotion requires his move to New York City.
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Astor Trust Company
New York
Thomas Hildt
National Bank of Commerce
Baltimore
Hildt
Frederick
S. S Maynard
Fannie Noonan
Anna S. Thomas
Metropolis
Early banking career of Mr. Hildt at Baltimore institutions
Mr. Hildt began at the old Commercial and Farmers National Bank of Baltimore under President Lawrence R. Kemp formerly of Frederick. He then joined the National Bank of Commerce, resigned to pursue private ventures, returned, and about two years ago became cashier of the Bank of Commerce. In May after the Maryland National Bank’s absorption, he was elected vice president.
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Hildt
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Baltimore
Lawrence RB Kemp
Frederick
National Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce
Maryland National Bank
Coroner's Jury Rules Butler Death By Means Unknown
The coroner's jury at Rockville found that Harry L. Butler, a Poolesville area farmer, died under circumstances unknown to the jury after his body was found Saturday night beside the Washington and Rockville electric railway tracks near Halpine, three miles east of Rockville. Justice of the Peace Arthur M. Mace presided.
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Rockville
Harry L.butler
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Washington and
Minker Quits Racing Game in Pennsylvania Garage Move
Johnny Minker, once of this city and now a Richmond resident, resigns from the Kline Motor Car corporation to open a garage and service station at Littlestown in Adams County, Pa., with partner L. E. Alleman.
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Minker
Johnny” Minker
Richmond
Kline Motor Car Corporation
Littestown
Adams County
L. E. Alleman
Real Estate Transfer and Local Notices
Real estate transfer shows Eugene Seonselior to Chester B Street and wife for property at Rose mont valued at 19 dollars. Hagerstown visitor Mr Garl Sunday spends days at East Third street parental home. Advertisements push a medical cure claim for deafness via constitutional remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure offered with a money back promise and a separate advert for Hall's Family Pills.
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Eugene Seonselior
Chester B.j Street
Rosemont
Mr. Garl Sunday
Hagerstown
East Third Street
Conauon
Hiall
Circnlara
Tree
F J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Prince August Fourth Son of the Kaiser Born in 1887
A brief royal notice records the birth of Prince August, the Kaiser’s fourth son, in the year 1887 within the German imperial context. The announcement identifies the infant’s father and royal status, marking a dynastic addition.
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Kaiter
Bullet Kills Farmer in Highway Encounter
Wilkes-Barre Pa October 21 David Kunkle a farmer died at Harver s Lake from a bullet wound fired by John Zanazitir who said he mistook Kunkle for a highwayman. Friends say Kunkle had gone to remonstrate with Zanazitir over threats to James Caranci sixteen. On a lonely road near the lake one shot struck Kunkle in the abdomen.
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Wilkes-Barre
David Kunkle
Harver's Lake
John Zanazitir
Zanazitir
Kunkle
James Caranci
Za’ Nazitir
Cattle Owners Warned Over Foot and Mouth in Midwest
Harrisburg October 21 Dr Do J Marshall state veterinarian issues warning that foot and mouth disease has appeared in parts of Indiana and Michigan. State cattle dealers urged to watch for cases and report promptly. The disease has not appeared in Pennsylvania for over six years. Italy Massing on Frontier Near Lombardy Venice London October 21 Reuters dispatch reports 450000 Italian soldiers massed on the frontier of Lombardy and Venetian provinces.
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Harrisburg
Do. J Marshall
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Italy
London
Reuter
Chiasso
Lombardy
Surgeons Fee and War Indemnity in Germany Prince Case
Paris reports a $35,000 charge paid to a French doctor for operating on a wounded German imperial prince during the Epernay advance and a similar amount collected as a war indemnity. the operation occurred when German surgeons were unavailable. The same article notes Pat Moran taking Phillies managerial duties, a fatal train wreck in Pas du Calais injuring soldiers and refugees, and other war dispatches from London and Tokyo.
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Paris
Germany
Epernay
the Marne
Veron
France
London
Chronicle
Pas du Calais
Marquise
Calais
Boulogne
Roof and House Paints at Bargain Prices
Red Roof Paint at 88e per gallon in gallon cans Brown Roof Paint 66c gal Graphite Roof Paint 3.10 gal in gallon cans English Venetian Red Barn Paint Finely ground guaranteed to wear longer than head mixed paint covers 390 cent more per gallon than hand mixed Best grade 85c gallon Guaranteed 5 a Medium grade 75c gallon House Paints White Leads Oils at right prices at one.
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Young
N. Y
Prince August
Pat Moran
Phillies
Philadelphia
Pat Morvan
Tong
Phillie
Moran
Charles $. Doomn
Copenhagen
Central News
Berliner Tageblatt
Bucharest
Black Sea
Wales
Count Breteuil
Marquis of Breteuil
Prince of Wales
Argonne
Kaiser
Rome
Trieste
Pacific
Tokio
Navy Department
Marianne Or
Jadrone
Marshall, East Caroline
West Caroline
Streff
Tederick
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Stieff Beta
Frederick, Md
the Stieff Company
McLane Place
W. German St
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
North Market
Sylvia Hesketh
the Ladies Home Journal
J. W. Harner
N. Market St
THE
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
South Market St. Frederick, MD
HK. D Baumgardner
Schooler Bakery
Potts & Griffin
Court Sr
Workmen's Compensation Insurance
Pure Timothy
Lilly
Fair Grounds
Ebert Hardiqare CO
Seine
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Owrpa
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