Sept 1 A History Notes and Solar Events
The page lists historical notes from 1791 to 1908 including Huntley Sigourney, 1864 Atlantan evacuation, and Frederick Cook's claimed North Pole discovery. It also summarizes astronomical events for September with constellations overhead, bright stars Deneb Vega Altair Arcturus and planetary sightings Mercury Venus Mars Uranus Neptune, and asteroid Veas ta visible for two months.
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Ina
Hiuntley
Sigourney
Aus
Othor
Bern
Atlante
Frederick
A. Cook
North Pole
Cygne
Lyra
Delphinus Anus
Oras
Cea
Pegasite Dicutheage
Aquarius
Pia Cla Australis
Houth
Capricornus
Bay
Ittartus
Serpens
Scorpio
Hercules
Corona
Draco
Magniltude
Deneb
Vega
Altair
Went
Autates
Arcturus
Planeta
Ataruis
Virgo
Rat
Arle
Uranus
Neptube
August Mortality and Civil Records in the County
August deaths were 49 with 28 in the county and multiple towns reporting fatalities. Mortality matched July levels. In the clerk’s office 112 records were filed including 78 deeds and mortgages. 32 marriage licenses issued, seven not to be published. several minister certificates pending.
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Libertytown
Local residents listed as ill in Frederick area
The sick list includes Mrs J Leonard and Mrs Mra, plus Fred Nellinger of East Patrick and motorman William T. Grove of Frederick. Residents confined to their homes are noted on West Patrick Street and surrounding vicinity.
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Mra. J
Onard
Dill
Reading. inn barbershop opens at 611 North Market
Brief items note General Natord Worth Reading, mentions Jonny Ringer opening a barbershop at 611 North Market Street. Fifty people went to Luray Virginia this morning over the Frederick Railroad. Fanwell Tough Luck. Altar holding New York to three bits of eight. Pitcher Harry Fi of Cle weakened in the ninth as Highlanders scored three more salaries end 2 udions 2 iee pee.
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Jonny Ringer
Market Street
Luray
Ibis
Frederick Railroad
Fanwell
New York
Harry Fi
Highlanders
Ions
Motter Victory Clarified Over Public Life Prospects
Judge Motter, 66, indicates retirement after current term ends. He rules out pursuing public office and plans to practice law, denying any intention to enter a federal or local political fight. The Freeman notes connections to Republican groups in Frederick County as the inquiry centers on his political future.
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Jopul
Republcan
Frederick
Dudierhip
Ets
Dosheud
Party For Congress
Motter influence praised in Frederick County election
A local letter quotes Mr. Warner praising Judge Motter and his supporters for their effective campaign in Frederick County. The discussion emphasizes Motter’s perceived power to sway votes and the impact on rival candidate Mr. Warner.
Mountain dale Union Sunday school picnic set for Saturday
The Mountain dale Union Sunday school will hold a large picnic at Houck's Grove near Mountain dale public Schoolhouse along the Frederick Railroad Saturday. Prominent speakers will deliver several addresses and the Boonsboro Band and the McA M Band will perform a combined concert from 7 to 9. Special railroad arrangements offer reduced fares with frequent trains. An awning collapsed earlier in the morning striking Calvin Bowle, a Black man, on Market Street.
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Mountaindale Union
Houck
S. Grove
Mountaindale
Frederick
Boonsboro
D. Ca
Ana
Ance
Trego
S.J
Gladbitt
Unclear gun attack reported with multiple injuries
A disjointed account describes a shooting injuring a nun and others, with references to a deputy sheriff and local figures. The narrative mentions warnings, a volley of shots, and a pending afternoon trial, but many details are garbled.
Farmers Picnic Set for September at Pen-Mar
The Acmonatar farmers picnic, serving Franklin and Adams counties in Pennsylvania and Washington, Carroll and Frederick counties in Maryland, will be held at Pen-Mar on Saturday September. Hon A L Martin director of farmers institutes in Pennsylvania will deliver the day’s address. Maryland figures Edwin Warfield and other noted citizens are invited. The Wayne Band will provide music.
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Pen-Mar
Franklin
Adams
Camers Gaverciat
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
E Church Improvements Progress at Methodist Church
Work on improvements at the Methodist Episcopal Church continues with the rear stone foundation completed and brick masonry advancing. The brick front will be torn out next week and replaced with a model brick front under the supervision of Mr HM Giltinger and workers Snook Kultur and Jamén.
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Epiucopa Chureti
Atone Foundation
Meare
Snook
Kultur
Jamén
HM. Giltinger
Social World Luncheon Hosts Notable Guests
A social luncheon featured Mus Wims and Mise Shriver as guests at a Wednesday event on East-Churely Street. Miss Birely of East-Churely entertained, honoring Christmas guest Miss Scoiln White of Norfolk, Virginia, with morning entertainment and a light meal.
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Mus Wims
Mise Shriver
Huncheon
Gouli
Whiten
Louisiand
Birely
East -Churely Street
Migs
Scoiln White
Norfolk
Funeral of F. Ambrose Barigie Held at Mount Olivet
The funeral for F Ambrose Barigie arrived from Catonsville yesterday afternoon at 1 45 and was conducted by Reverend Absalon Knox. Services were held at two thirty and interment occurred at Mount Olivet cemetery with F Schroeder as funeral director.
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F. Ambrose Barigie
Catonsville
Yeaterday
QO. Dei
Ev. Absalon Knox
Market Street road bed prep for electric line underway
Crews completed digging up Market Street on the first block and began on the second. Workers spread crushed cobble stones and began laying cross ties as part of preparing the bed for the new electric line.
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Market Street
Hymeneas David and Layton wed in Kemptown ceremony
Clarence E. David and E. Layton, both of Kemptown, were married in the city Tuesday by Rev. Howsid Keen of Kemptown. The ceremony joined the couple in a faith-based union, with local residents noting the modest, community hotel setting.
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Davit—Layton
Clarence E. “David
Adie "E. Layton
Kemptown
Fix
Bishop Paret Sails This Week
Bishop William Paret of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland returns home this week after abandoning his trip to Dresden and other German cities. He had been touring Europe and had changed his end will.
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Paret
William Paret
Episco
Maryland
Europe
Gall
Cherbourg
Dresden
Germany
Picnic Invitation From Local Bricklayers Union
The Bricklayers Union of this city invites friends to a picnic at Worthington's Spring along the Mopocary near Frederick on Monday. Attendees are promised an enjoyable time with extended Vitaion greetings and a friendly gathering by the union.
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Bricklayere Union
Worthington
Mopocary
Frederick
Vitaion
Te Teach in Brunswick Public School Visit
A note indicates Mies leabel Widimerman left today for Brunswick to attend a public school in Uesston.
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Brunswick
Mies Leabel Widimerman
Abe
Uesston
Enrollment Numbers Reported Across City Schools Today
School officials list pupil counts for several institutions. At Wall Street, 60 pupils enrolled under Principal Turge. at Mary Refauver’s class 30 students. East Side South Frederick colored school reports 70 pupils. North Frederick colored school records 22 attendees.
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Boye Sigh
Anton Turgee
Thiere
Wall School
Turgen
J. Refauver
Petton Harris
Misa
Mary C.cou
George J. Miller
Frederick Colored
Jamey UY Byinner
Prineipal
Pups
Lisi Trddie Nee
Frederick -Colored School
John W. Brower
Sittendance
New Banking House Promises Burglar Proof Vaults and Rooms
A Scranton, Pennsylvania official asserts the new bank building offers burglar proof vaults and a special business room for Judie transactions. The facility includes separate rooms for meetings, a large safe deposit area, and a savings department offering four percent per unit under certain conditions. Accounts for individuals, firms, or corporations will be welcomed.
Blanket Special Prices on Blankets and Fall Wearables
Advertisers tout blanket sales with prices around 1.69 and 1.09 for blankets plus selections of autumn wearables from Acorn Brand. The copy promises blankets in blue brown tan and gray and notes reductions on cats of crash suits and Hetles sith items. The piece highlights new fall stock arriving daily and urges quick purchases at low prices.
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Adoni Uni
Menria
Sue
Warn
Wade
Alan
Deaths in Montgomery and Philadelphia Obituaries
A series of local obituaries notes Mirn Fanning King daughter of Michleton King dies at about 18 from typhoid fever near Purdom Montgomery Co. Funeral by Rev. Lo. Reon. Interment at nearby cemetery. George W. Chatard formerly of this city dies in Philadelphia. Mary By Martin aged two in Graceham. Mary C Nichols widow of Jane Nichols dies at 67 in Washington Junction with multiple survivors and a Saturday funeral planned.
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Mirn Fanning
King
Mizy Funnie Bell Kings
Michleton King
Purdum
Monte Ygomery County
Lo. Reon
Charell
Monat
Caries
Phorston King
Brewer King
Eriddy Brown
Roby Brown
Calvin Beall
Eharel
Nani ‘P. Lewis
Geonar w.CoraTaRn
George W. Chatard
Te Avidow
Weat
Allert Cortard
Aikdelphia
Mahy
Nichols
Mary C. Nichole
Jane Nichole
Washington ‘Junction
Annia R. Elliott
FH. M. Kearns
A.’ Sampsell
Mies Sadie Nichals
Washington
Howard Spalding
Hageretown
C. E. Steadman
Covington
J.B. Williame
Point' of Rocks
Point of Rocke
Washington Junction
No Preservatives Used Milk Report Warns of Contaminated Supply
A report to Dr J E Pitsnoe health officer for Washio county outlines that among 32 milk samples from Ha getetown some were bad and some faked risking public health. The Barcon of Combable Diseases notes dangerous content and cites issues with quality control.
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J. E
Wool and Blanket Sale Advertises Deep Discounts
An old advertisement promotes wool, blankets, and linens with strong discounts. It touts Australian wool at low prices and features blankets, sheets, pillowcases, and bed linens. The copy markets savings on fabrics and introduces apparel items like coats and accessories for household use.
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Gortin
Lineage of Senator Linthicum From Teacher to Nominee
The article traces J Charles Linthicum a Democratic nominee for Gongreat in the Fourth district. It notes his early teaching in Braddock Frederick county earning 33 50 a month, study of law while teaching, further study at Johns Hopkins, and graduation from the University of Maryland law school in 1890. It also mentions his marriage to the widow of Gabriel D Clark of Baltimore.
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J. Charles Linthicum
Gongreat
Braddock
Frederick County
Baltimore
Johns ‘Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Gabriel D. Clark
Ballimoreno
Mountain View Socials and Names list
At Mountain View a list of residents appears with numerous families and members including Mr and Mrs Chater Pick ing Mr and Mrs Skein Mr and Mrs Seich daughter Laura and son Howard Mr and Mrs Musher and Sons Alfred and Nathan Mr Alfred Wilson Harveaty Harry Cole Mr and Mrs Gutts and son Steven Mrs Roberts Philipa and son Willing Miss Annie Peters Miss Nelife Payne.
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Mountain View
The Marvel Tonight Special and Travelogue At Braddock
William T. Jones of Hayden Quartette in New York headlines at The Marvel tonight. He will sing the latest Metropolitan hit The Garden of Rosen tomorrow afternoon and present a Washington DC travelogue from 1800 to today with Mt Ida suburb views. Free admission for adults.
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Marvel
William T. Jones
Hayden Quartette
New York
J. Jones
Garden of Rosen
Jones
Washington, D.C
Beautie
Mt. Ida
Help Wanted and Local Notices From Braddock Heights
Fragmented local notices show a help wanted ad for a white woman to perform general house work at Braddock Heights with wages of 4 dollars per week. Other items include sales of floor peaches, a Feagaville Band fundraiser, a cruelty prevention society meeting, voice and music lessons, a notice about a wife leaving, and a Braddock Heights casino prize event with a 10 dollar gold prize.
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Braddock Heights
R. Wigalman
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Hunter
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Weat Soalti Street School
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Mary TM Mixs
Sadie Jahn
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Citizens’ National Bank
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Frederick, MD
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John D. Hendrickson
Thos. B. Rick
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L/CHAMBER SONS
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Kamer & Staufhe
Woousboro
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the Union Sunday School
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Will
Picnie
Floo
Bucklegham School
Feekareonstone
Telephone Connec
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Society For’ Prevention of Cruelty
Board of Aldermen
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Smith
West Church
Teena Saskaries Ncna
Acer Aedal
Braddock Heights Rand
Chapel Mchoaiat
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