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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1914

Page

5

In American History Highlights and Astronomical Events

The Daily News recalls pivotal dates in American history from 1774 to 1912 including Washington meeting the colonial congress in Philadelphia and Grant artillery bombardments at Petersburg. Notables Daniel Dougherty and Arthur MacArthur die. Astronomical notes list evening planets Venus Mercury Mars Jupiter and morning Saturn with Aldebaran rising northeast around 10 p.m.

George Washington Colonial Congress Philadelphia Massachusetts Grant Ines Petersburg Daniel Dougherty Arthur MacArthur Philippines Milwaukee Venus Mercury Mars Jupiter Saturn Aldebaran

Brief items of interest and local notes

A mixed column reports Home Week plans with patriotic flags and parades for youngsters. It notes a West All Saints carriage shop improvement by John H. Rameburg and an eye injury from a bursting car tire on Mr Alfred G. Zimmerman near the city. A hearing before Justice Posey relates to Dick Aotts and charges of assault with intent to kill and concealed weapons, bail set at 200 and 30. Angler Melville E. Doll caught 12 bass at Point of Rocks. The Frederick County Farmers Association meets to discuss wheat sowing for fall. Miss Laura Seward was taken to Frederick City Hospital for appendicitis surgery.

John H. Rameburg West All Saints Street Alfred G. Zimmerman Mr. Zimmerman Dick Aotts Justice Posey Potts

Unveiling of Barbara Fritchie Monument Readied at Mt Olivet

Frederick prepares for unveiling ceremonies at Mt Olivet cemetery with autos allowed on the grounds next Wednesday. Hon Alfred Roe of Massachusetts will deliver the oration, Charles T Barnes of Chicago will play taps, and a wreath will be placed on the grave. The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association reports new contributions and updates on past members.

Mt. Olivet Barbara Fritchie Fritchie Carroll Creek West Patrick Street William A. Simmons Alfred &. Roe Massachusetts Baltimore Frederick Charles T. Barnes Old Glory Post G. A. Ft Chicago Sickles Corps Army of the Potomac Barnes Memorial Association Milton G. Urner Braddock Heights Irving Biser Roe America George W. F. Vernon Frederick County John H. Abbott Company A U. S. G. Rupp Bugler Barnes

Farm Sold Near Frederick on Estimote Pike

Grayson H States, a real estate and insurance agent, sells his farm of about acres along the Esttimote Pike five miles east of Frederick to Mr. Jamel C. Delaware. Mr. Delaware will take possession next April.

Grayson H States Charles E. Browning Frederick Esttimote Pike Jamel C. Delawter Delaater Finestone Pike R. R Electric Road Typewriters Albaugh & Harrington Market St Grayson H. Staley Town Kraderick Walkeoraville Walkersville Libertytown Barnesville Montgomery County Adamstown Broderick Jarthnolows Wistowsa Union Bridge Freder Mt. Airy Frederick Acres Woodsboro Brumewick

Colytte Barber Shop Moves to Dixon Market space

Local notice announces Colytte Harbor Shop relocation on Friday September 4 from Pythian Castle building to the former Dixon Cash Market location on North Market Street. Proprietor M Buckingham thanks patrons and asks continued support as Frederick’s Leading Shop. Also contains assorted local ads and notices on sales, excursions, and services from Frederick area businesses.

Colytte Colytte Harbor Pythian Castle Dixon Cash North Market Street B. Rosenour & Sons Frederick M. Buckingham

Scenery Here Excels Colorado and Virginia Tourists Visit

A party of tourists from Colorado and Virginia praised Braddock Heights and Frederick after touring the area. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Spence of Frederick led the group in a Reo five passenger car on a 2,500 mile trip. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Foster of La Junta Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barrow with Miss Laura Barrow of Farmville Virginia. The party noted Frederick as a hustling city larger than its size. Miss Jane Need and Miss Julia Stout, returning from Paris, were also in Seabright New Jersey awaiting Miss Need’s Frederick return.

Colorado Virginia H. D. Spence Braddock Heights J. H. Foster la Jaunta Col Mix H. A. Barrow Laura Barrow Farmville Spence Rosenour Barrow Foster Frederick Braddock Frederick City Seabright Jane Need Julia Stout Espagne Paris N. J Miss Need

Frederick City Hospital Board Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the Frederick City Hospital Board of Managers will be held at the Nurses' Home on Tuesday morning September 8 at 10 o'clock. Mrs M L Etchison, Secretary. Also appears in the notice are various local advertisements and notices concerning school supplies, patriotic flags, and resolutions from the Frederick County Teachers' Association praising resigning educators J. T. White, G. K. Sappington, R. G. Harley, Norman Harper, Harry Mock and Miss Alice Shope.

W. H Eer Edeevee Dd Hendrickson Hospital Board of Election Supervisors Rosenstock Bros McCleery’s Carty's Coal Runkles & Mullinix Crep Empire Announcement City Opera House Buffalo J. D. Hendrickson Third St E. Church St M. T. Englend Farm William Anderson Retr Harry W. Wisster Wissler Thurmont Carlisle Europe Germany Winster Frederick Wisster J. F. Reynold J. D. Bakma H. Fleischman Frederick City Hospital Nurses’ Home M. L. Etchison Sec’y John T. White G. K. Sappington R. G. Harley Norman Harper Harry Mock Miss Alice Shope Frederick County Messrs Messrs. Sappington Hariey Harper Mock Miss Shope Messrs. White Sappington Harley Shepe

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the Daily News the News Washington Maryland United States Weather Bureau Melville E. Doll East Third Street Potomac Point of Rocks Laura Seward William Seward Middletown Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association Walter Rice Florence Schley Fredericksonian David Winebrewer III Calvin Paige Brackett Bay State M. F. Lease, Jr M. F. Lease T. B. Johnson Young Ballimore Hagerstown & Fred. Rwy, Co Weinserg's Citizens' National Bank John D. Hendrickson Ic Yard Frederick, MD Long Tran Capital Norby Coats Avery Atyle Ors H. P THE Precision CO East Patrick Street Myrtle E. Hershberger East Third St H. L. Ebert Corner Fifth and Market Sts Bradley T. Nicodemus City Register Daméone Ranneberger Bee Dixon WM. G. Baker H. D. Baker WM. G. Zimmerman Deahler Samuel G. Duvall Joseph McDivit Geo. Wa Surra Tuomas H. Hatzan Joan B Barxs G. Bane H. Comry M. Toomas P. L. Hapeere D. B. Keracves John 8. Newman Joan A. Mormm J. D. Barxs Bradgock Union Sunday School Plenic Milton Akers Precision Company East Patrick St. Frederick OX Fibre Brush Company Markwood D. Harp Neidig & Miller R. & G. and Thompson John N. Clary Real Estate and Loans Mt. Pleasant Fred Jefferson Linganore F. G. Thomas & Bon West Patrick Grayson Mercer Harry G. Tritapor Nice Caty Bal Myoraville State Road Canton People's Insurance Church St Pearre’s the Drug Store Harry G Tritapor Pythian Castle Building GEO. L. Cramer & Sons T. Hickman Church ST. Predewuck, NO Doubs, MD Railroad Station Doubs Fea Bend Tez C. E. Cline Citizens’ National Bask Prederick Braddock No. 4 Thomas P. Rice Deteraville Monrovig Yellow Springs Conn Creagerstown Key Mar F.ville la Acres Jea Ville LeGore’s Vredertoh New Marka Monrovis Peteraville Feagarville Yellow Yellow Panes Urbana Adame Tuscarora Walkeraville Unionville Bartonaville Johnaville Rocky Ridge Park Milla Lewistown Mountaindale New Market Joe Scree Woodsheee Loy Cramer & Stauffer Blue Ribbon Grocery New Buffalo M. T. Engle Hendrickson's the New Buffalo the Buffalo Weinberg’s
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