The Paily News October 24 in American History
A compact history note recounts key events on October 24 across years including Florida ceding to the United States in 1820, Daniel Webster’s death in 1852, Porto Rico evacuation in 1806, Ida Lewis Wilson’s death in 1911, and mentions astronomical events with visible planets Mercury Jupiter Mars Venus Saturn and Taurus in the evening sky around 8 p.m.
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Florida
United States
Spain
Daniel Webster
Buro
Porto
Ico
Ida Lewis Wilson
New England
Newport
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Taurus
Public Sale Notices and Advertisements Featured
An assortment of late 19th or early 20th century classifieds and ads appears including Public Sale Notices for Calvin Main and C. El Cline, sales agents wanted, job postings, a bank name Commercial State Bank Beacon Shoes, and fashion items like Stylish Suits and Portieres. The jumble lists businesses such as Stine Executors, Thos. Hi. Haller, Wesalie Carty, and Robinson New Series, with inquiries for distributors and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial State Bank
Beacon Shoes
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Calvin Main
C. EL Cline
Stine
Haller Portieres
Wesalie Carty
Central Coal
Ceeseeeee Bunkies & Mullinix
Alters Fayetteville Sales Agency
Waverly Brown Ladies
Troy Mfg
Co Man
Robinson
L. A. J. Payne
Dr. Windigher
the Marvel
Deaths and Visits Mark Frederick News Briefs
Obituary notes from Frederick include the death of Owen McCanner aged 58 with services at Mt Olivet and burial at Mount Olivet cemetery, along with multiple relatives and funeral arrangements. Other notices record Marjorie Wilson’s death at Monrovia due to pneumonia, Sister Mary Clotilde Dollaged of Wilmington, and visiting Lutheran minister Mr Koogle. President Woodrow Wilson’s Brunswick stop en route to Pittsburgh. market reports show Mountain City Mills price at 168 a bushel.
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Owen McCanner
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lutheran Bible Class
Ella Kline
Folowing
Frank
Arthur McCanner
City
John 8. Kent
Philadelphia
William Feard
Frederickton
New Brunswick
Canada
Hazel
Charlotta McCanner
U. S. G. Rupp
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Marjorie Wilson
Charles Wilson
Monrovia
Ane Mia
Gordon
Marvin Chapel
Plane 4
B. W. Bowman
Mt Airy
Woodrow Wilson
Brunswick
Pittsburgh
MLC. A
Henderson Freed Will Leave County After Court Case
A Henderson case concludes with the judge clearing Henry Hunter, a colored man, of an alleged assault on Mrs Geisinger after evidence showed only indecent language. Reports of a lynching appeal vanished as the court advised the man to leave the county. Other local court actions include fines for drunkenness and disturbance, arrests for larceny, and carrying concealed weapons. The Delavan Comet fades from view after a five week presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jacob Getsinger
West South Street
Justice Posey
John Henderson
Posey
Henderson
Henry Hunter
Hunter
Ernest Ralph
Roy Picking
Thomas J. Waloose
Raymond Fogle
Fogle
Elizabeth Carter
Hoover
Noah Titlow
John W. Hail
Joseph Wedge
Warner Miller
George Kelly
Martinsburg
George Faith
Charles Davis
Justie Posey
Fred. Douglass
Sam" Brown
N. Y
Smith
Dick” Feigler
Ellicott City
Clain
Brown
Watchman Jesse Boatian Dies at Cement Plant
Jesse C. Boatian of Johnaville, a night watchman at Tidewater Portland Cement plant Union Bridge, was found dead this morning. Magistrate Brandenburg held an inquest and ruled death due to natural causes likely heart trouble. He is survived by his wife and three children Paul Lillian and Audlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Boatian
Johnaville
Fie
Paul
Lillian
Audlay Bostian
Domestic Building Association seeks investors for Series 18
The Domestic Building Association offers shares at 25 cents with a 10 cent entrance fee, promising about 4 percent on deposits and noting 17 years of solid operation without foreclosures. Members invite inquiries at Farmers and Mechanics Bank on Saturdays and Mondays until noon, listing officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Building Association
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Auction Sale of Frederick Real Estate Tuesday October 27
Valuable property in Frederick to be sold Tuesday October 27 at 11 am in front of the Court House door. Home of Elizabeth McDaniel at 120 West Third Street, lot 31 by 190 feet, brick nine room house in prime residential area. Terms 500 dollars down, balance in ten days, deed free of incumbrances. Property titled to Eliza Pettingall, recorded in wider J. W. L. C. No. 2 folio 163. For details contact W. N. Jolliffe or Harry J. Kefauver. keys at Jolliffe office 5 West Church. Owner moved from city. sale final at no conveyance expense. Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer.
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Court House
Elizabeth McDaniel
West Third Street
Frederick
Eliza Pettingall
W. N. Jolliffe
Harry J. Kefauver
West Church Street
Harvey R. Lease
Understocked Bargains At Underselling Store
Specials for fair week spotlight men and ladies shoes with prices between 1.75 and 3.00 and leather goods including suits cases and trunks. Corduroy and fleece underwear and shirts are offered in multiple sizes and fabrics.
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Lfe
STORF
Market Street
Among the Sick Mrs Thomas Freeman Divon Improves
Mrs Thomas Freeman Divon, injured in an accident ten days ago, continues to improve at her mother’s home in Hernwood Baltimore county and is now able to be downstairs. The Emmitsburg Savings Bank has bought the Sebold building on the Square, where its Ranking rooms have been since the bank’s early days in 103.
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Thomas Freeman Divon
W. CC. O4ell
Hernwood
Baltimore County
The
Emmitsburg Savings Bank
Sebold
Registration Appeals Up Ahead in Middletown District
Five registration appeal cases from Middletown were heard this morning, part of a batch of eight cases before election. Judges Urner and Worthington presided. Petitions sought restoration or removal of names from the registration rolls. five Middletown petitions were granted or denied as read. Edward J. Smith and others represented petitioners, with several names ordered on or stricken from the books. Other cases followed.
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Middletown
Urner
Worthington
Heartsight
Tuesdas
Dr. Wikte
Edward J. Smith
White
Rowee Cisure
Edward A. Toms
Keno
Harp
Jacob Rohrback
Hiehard Grove
James O. Palmer
Albertus W. Neikirk
Surplus, Officers Named in Local Trust Bank Listing
An item lists a surplus of 100000 and officers including John D. Hendrickson and William G Baker with balance of 300000, plus names of vice presidents and cashiers, followed by a report of appeals against registration officers in Liberty and Mt Pleasant districts. The court weighed whether David Magaks should be stricken from Burkitesville, a petition by Everet McDade against Cecil Hightman and Charles Mauglit, with Arthur D. Willard handling the petitioner. After The Fair. Get Blue Ribbon products at BLUE RIBBON GROCERY, Phone 1.
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Gro
WM. Surru
Tomas H. Hatura
Joan S. Ramasuga
Daniel Barker
G. Bageg
C. H. Conner
Co. M. Tuomas
P. L. Hanorrt
D. BE
Kerauyes
Jotun
Newman
Reno Jon
Morree
J. D. Baker
Harp. Bled
Regisuiation
Liberty District
Marcellus' Beall
Thomas R. Myers
Liberty Registration
E. Mohamamitt
Reno
Harp
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Cramer
William H. Ketrow
City hay scales installed at South Bentz and West All Saints
The City Hay Scales are now installed and ready for business at the corner of South Bentz and West All Saints streets. Winter market opens at 7 a.m. on November 3. Sunday excursions to Baltimore depart Frederick at 7:20 a.m. returning at 7:10 p.m. Round trip fare is $1.25, via Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co. Also noted are local cleaners J. Henry Schmidt and Dixon's Cash Market offering coal and pears from W. B. Leatherman.
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South Bentz
West All Saints
J. Henry Schmidt
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown & Fred. Rwy, Co
Pearree’s Pharmacy Ad Promotes Fall Goods in 4&4 Reminder
Pearree’s Pharmacy offers a thorough autumn sale with a full stock of apparel and accessories. The ad highlights sweaters, shirts, coats, fur garments, kid gloves, underwear, furs, leather goods, evening wraps, and more, all priced to fit pockets as J. D. Hendrickson promotes the shop at 185 Market Street with telephone 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchilla
Astrakan
Perrin’s
Fowne's
Updegraff
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig Miller Specials For Fair Week
Nelidg Miller advertises week long specials for shoppers including ladies wool coats at 2.00 each and fine mercerized rain coats at 4.48, with varied underwear, Onyx Hosiery and silk fabrics. Also promotes Corsets 1.00 to 2.00, urges store visit. Nearby real estate listings by John N. Clary and loan services, plus farm listings and properties in Frederick area.
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Neidig & Miller
ALBAUGH HARRINGTONS REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
Frederick area real estate listing notes hundreds of acreages with varied improvements and locations near Myeraville Walkersville Creagerstown Feagaville Woodsboro and Frederick. Many farms ranging from 1 to 327 acres with good improvements, near electric rail lines and state roads. Office at 21 Court Street Frederick A Batling MFLC invites inquiries for full particulars and time.
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Myeraville
Frederick
People's Insurance
Grayson H
Staley
Adame Town
Walkersville
Libertytown
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Adamstown
Blaze Rosé
Barthatows
Lewintown
Union
Woodabors
Frederik
Mt. Airy
Electric Road
Woods Ore
Brunewick
Lrengeratown
Mer Dlecenat
Frederton
Oreville
Yello Springs
LeGore
Adametown
Tuscarora
Walkereyville
Middletown
Unionville
Bartoneville
Johnaville
Ridge
Woodsboro
Lewistown
Woodaboro
Park Milla
Watkoravilla
Daysville
Frederiek
Feagarille
Mound
Woodeboro
Hyattstows
Loy’s Station
Creageretown
Point of Rocks
Boyd's
Fretertcs
Freterich
Batléing
Cramer Stauffer Auction Ad Offers Diverse Lands
Cramer Stauffer advertises 56 acres of rich land and improvements, 100 acres near railroad and state road with land and improvements, 126 acres with good soil near government lands, 157 acres near state road and RRR, seven acres meadow land with a modern dwelling, all near Band O Railroad and Fregerick area. Call for a list of properties for sale from Court Green.
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Band O
State Road
Fregerick
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the Paily News
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Owen M'Canner
Mary Clotilde Doll
Mary Clotilde
Convent of the Visitation
Wilmington
Delaware
W. Vo
McSherty
Clotilde
Shi'ver
E. R. Eschbach
H. A. Koogle
Chapman
Dickerson County
Kan
M. J. Koogle
Koogie
Myersville
Koogle
State of
Kansas
Hagerstown
President
Milla
Mt Re
Geisinger
Man Kid
Delavan
B. Sappington
Sec
Y. & Treas
James H. Harris
Chas. Wertheimer
F. B. Sappington
Treas
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Birely’s’ Palace of Music
Brunswick, Md
L. R. Dertzbaugh
Market and Church Sts
Dr. Windigier
Braddock Heights
Samuel Summers
Summers
H. & F. Railway
National Pike
Emmitsburg Bank
Urner and
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
WM. G. Baker
HL. D. Baker
Wm, G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duval
Joseph McDivit
Markwood D. Harp
Blue Ribbon Grocery
York City
J. H. Schmidt
Dixon's
Kieffer
W. B. Leatherman
East Eighth St
Price Place
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre's
the Drug Store
and Insurance
Neldig & Miller
John N. Clary
Madison Street
South Market
F. G. Thomas & Sox
West
Patrick ST
Grayson
Mercer
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Ma
ALBAUGH &HARRIN@TON
Deiry Farm
State Head
Typewritera
Albaugh & Harringtom
Ton
Markee St
Harry G. Tritapoe
Insurance
Walkereville
Feagavile
Creagerstown
Feagavilie
Thurtmont
Tauea
Ainere
Anne
Pearre
Beat Printes
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
365
Realdence
Braddock Nea As
Thomas E. Rich
North Market Street
Grayson J, Staley
GEO. L Cramer & Sons
Thone
Frederaz
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer
Stauffer, Court
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