Oct 30 in American history and celestial events
On October 30 notable historical figures are listed with birth and death years including John Adams 1826 and 1810 born Ormsby Mitchel. Mercury Jupiter Mars Venus alignment noted with evening and morning star positions and a Mercury Mare conjunction cited.
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John Adams
United States
Ormsby McKnight Mitchel
John A. Andrew
Massachusetts
James Schoolcraft Shermaun
Utica
N. Y
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Mare
Notable local listings and upcoming events
A partial OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page shows a patchwork of names and bargains. Items include Dr H D Spence, C M Malone, DeGarmendia, State Opt Co, and Shipley’s Special For Saturday alongside Bennett’s Bargain Saturday and Doll Bros. Announcement. City Opera House Tonight and The Empire Announcement appear with The Marvel also listed. These snippets indicate a collage of notices, sales, and entertainment listings rather than a single cohesive article.
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H. D. Spence
Wees
C. M. Malone
DeGarmendia
State Opt. Co
Iday Bargains
Shipley
Bennett
Doll Bros
City Opera House
the Empire
the Marvel
Among the Sick Mrs Edward James and Others
Mrs Edward James of East Church street is on the sick list. Mrs F F Neel, operated on at Frederick City Hospital, is recovering. Loretta Rawe has recovered enough to go home on East South Street. Mrs Howard D Kefauver, previously at Frederick City Hospital with typhoid fever, moved to her parents’ home east of Middletown in improved condition. her husband is also recovering.
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Edward James
East Church Street
F. F. Neel
Frederick City Hospital
Loretta Rawe
City Hospital
East South
Howard D. Kefauver
KILLED AT BRUNSWICK BY TRAIN NO 94
James Bussard a 43 year old trackman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was struck by eastbound freight Train No 94 in Brunswick yards and killed. He died after hospital care before surgery. Survived by widow and five children. Funeral directors took the body and burial funds are being raised by the Thurmont United Brethren Church trustees to maintain the cemetery.
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James Bussard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Washington County
C. H. Peete and Bros
Frederick shoppers rush to half price Dr Howard remedy
The Frederick area crowds applaud Dr Pearre for securing Dr Howard Co to cut the regular 50 cent size of Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia to 25 cents. Hundreds have bought bottles and the dose tightens after days, promising a lasting cure. Call Pearce's Model Pharmacy for a month's treatment while stock lasts.
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Frederick
Pearce’s
Model Pharmacy
Mad Dog’s Rabid Neighbors Strike Fear in Daysville
A rabid mad dog appeared near Daysville by Walkersville, biting several dogs and threatening livestock. Local man Clarkson Kelly narrowly escaped, scaling a fence into a hog pen. Edward Beard shot the animal. multiple dogs and a duck row were killed or watched for hydrophobia. Nearby cattle and horses were seen in fields. owners fear livestock losses. Also, Daysville High School football team prepares for an opening game in Frederick against Waynesboro with coach Derr hopeful for revenge. The Cadet field hosts the 2:30 PM match. Rocky Hill tickets valid.
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Daysville
Walkersville
Clarkson Kelly
Kelly
Edward Beard
John Beard
Mount Pleasant
Sterley Crum
Roy Crum
Lewis Craver
John Main
Howard Zimmerman
Hanson Crum
Frederick
Waynesboro
Derr
Rocky Hill
Knights of Pythiae class to confer Rank in full form
Local notices announce the Rank of Knight will be conferred in a Monday night class on November 2. Additional arrangements for four large Page class the following week and other matters of interest are noted. A dance at the Armory, 8 30 p m, features six dances with an orchestra. gentlemen 25 cents, ladies free. Millinery opening and Mobilization Social at M E church listed with times.
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Armory
Payment of Fair Premiums and Local Notices
Premiums from the recent fair are payable to entitled individuals at Citizens' National Bank starting Monday November 2. Unclaimed premiums by December 1, 1914 will be donated to the Society. Also notes on hot oysters, fish market specials, a mobilization social at the M E church, pear sale, a Pittsburgh trip, and thanks from the Home for the Aged.
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Citizens’ National Bank
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Shooting charges and jail terms in Yellow Springs area
A Black man George Bartgis waived a hearing and is held on $500 bail on a shooting charge after Deputy Warden Frank Smith was shot near Yellow Springs while walking home. Smith is recovering in Frederick Hospital. Separately Spencer Pride pleaded guilty to stealing a blanket from a car and was jailed. Several other drunks were jailed for short terms.
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Frank Smith
Yellow Springs
George Burtgis
Aaron R. Anders
Mathias Bartyis
Frederick City
Smith
J. M. Goodman
Bartels
John Dr. Conard
Sheri
Bartgis
Reno S. Hart
Frederick
Milton Staley
Bartgls
Bartgix
Spencer Pride
Anders
C. H. Conley
Constable Miller
Pride
Homer Jr Elected Bank President in Baltimore
At a Second National Bank meeting in Baltimore yesterday Charles C Homer Jr was elected president to succeed his late father Charles C Homer who died suddenly in Germany in September The election was unanimous and anticipated in local banking circles Homer is well known in Frederick Also notice hunting permits on sale at News Office one cent each ten cents a dozen.
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News Office
Second National Bank
Baltimore
Charles C. Homer, Jr
Charles C. Homer
Germany
Homer
Frederick
In Memoriam and Local Notices From Frederick, Md
Local items include a Navy yeoman Calvin E Schaeffer heading to Bosien for his ship with a stop in York and arrival in Boston, plus a public dance at Armory featuring Braddock Heights Orchestra. Remembrances for William E Nellinger and Lawre Rentz honor deceased family members. Blumenauer and Company invite to a winter opening, and city notices report the hay scales installation and winter market start. Also listed are hunting permits, a Frederick hospital benefit fair, and Xmas item sales at Xo 22 West Patrick Street.
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Calvin E. Schaeffer
United States Navy
J. E. Schaeffer
Bosien
York
Boston
Mexico
Blumenauer and Company
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Telegram From Mrs Goldaborough Expressing Gratitude
Mrs Goldaborough wife of Governor Goldsborough sends thanks to Mayor Fraley for the sympathy telegram. The message expresses Frederick residents' condolences during the Governor's illness and wishes for his speedy recovery.
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Goldaborough
Fraley
Goldsborough
Frederick
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Capital and Officers
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland announces capital of 100000 dollars with J D Baker as president and WM G Baker and H D Baker as vice presidents. WM G Zimmerman serves as cashier.
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WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Special underwear sale and farm listings featured
John D. Hendrickson promotes a wide underwear sale for children women and men with assorted prices on vests pants unions and gloves. A large block of real estate ads lists many acres near Frederick including farms with improvements and proximity to towns plus a cough remedy offer from Deering's Pure Herb Cough Syrup with a money back guarantee.
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Alves
J.D. Hendrickson
Deering
Crobise
Pearce
Frederick
City
Fredert State Head
Walkersville
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
Cramer and Stauffer Property Listing in Frederick
Cramer and Stauffer offer 86 acres with rich land and improvements near railroad and State Road, 157 acres near Mate Rosé with meadow farm potential, and an additional acreage with railroad access. Includes a modern dwelling opposite Second and Park Street, with court district noted.
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B and O
Mate Rosé
Frederick
Propertio Cramer
Stauffer
Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Paily News
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Milnery
Bank of Knight
N. R. & D. Mantz
Knights of Pythias
Markey's Tisinca
Burr & Co, Ward Tailoring Co
T. M. Filby
United Brethren Church and Cemetery of
Thurmont
A. L. Pearre
Mad Dog
Clarke
Kidd
Knights of Pythiae
Pth
S. Market St
C. C. Waters
Germantown
Co. H. Conley
Fair Grounds
M. Degarmendia
Tuscarora, Md
M. E
Victor
Shipney’s
Temple OF Fancy
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Miller's Fish Market
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Kieffer Pears
Kieffer
Culler Farm
Clifton
Lloyd C. Culler
Pittsburgh
H. & PF. Rwy. CO
the Home For the
Lee Dixon
George Barry
Peter West
Justice Anders
Jones
John Hallman
Deeter
James Wilson
Dr. C. Homer, Jr
Mr. Schaeffer
Braddock Heights
Nellinger
William E. Nellinger
Brother
South Bentz
West All Saints
J. Henry Schmidt
William
Lawre Rentz
Rard
Ifavid Cramer
New Armory
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Weeee
Samuel G. Duvali
Asat, Cashler
Joseph McDivit
Cashler
Geo. Wa. Smits
Thomas H. Hallen
Ramssune
Danie
Baker
We. G. Bars
H. Conner
C. M. Thoman
P. L. Happert
D. B. Keraever
Jous
Newman
C. Morrz
J.D. Baxes
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
Ectea
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Dee Fe Sigerse Tage Mtn Tana
Cpa Ghd
John N. Clary
Pythian Castle Building
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre’s
Drug Store
Second Street
Hargain
Madixon Street
South Market Street
Grayson
Mercer
Eplenaia
Jana
Dullainge i Mumber
Ane Vieith
People’s Insurance
Corner Court
Church Ma
Harry G. Tritapor
AI Insurance
Fredert
Walkereville
Feagaville
Lewistown
Cages
Own
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
OG. & Cline
Citizens’ National Beak
Reardence
Braddock Ne
Thomas Prior
Thomas
Riga
Batt
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Yale City
Garrett
Vsgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
SvlidkewTaPiy
Emory C. Crum
Freerick
Tari
Dane
William C. Humm
Welty
Johan T. Lewin White
Janetzéi
Harry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
C. & Hahn
Hahn & Betson
Pbchive
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Nese