A Chronicle of Historic Headlines and Astronomical Notes
A compact 1892 to 2014 timeline notes Columbus voyage origins, the 1893 Haitian warship disaster, McKinley’s 1901 shooting, Haiti’s 2014 centennial, and World War I maneuvers near Paris. It also lists evening stars Mercury Mars and morning stars Saturn Venus Jupiter.
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Columbus
Canary Isles
Alexander
Cape Tiburn
Hait
William McKinley
Temple of Music
Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgosz
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
Bernice
New Advertisements Today From Local Businesses
A collection of notices and ads lists farms for sale removal notices wishes for workers and services. Entries include Markwood D Harp Autumn Wear Doll Bros Mehrl F Moberly American Lady Corsets Bennett s Lace Curtain Special Kemp Boy Wanted Rosenour Sons Washing and Ironing Wee Leaked Biale Dost 2 wee eee News Office Executrix Notice Breckenridge Card of Thanks Miss J W Hazett Bell Studio Homer Marvel The Unhidden Treasure Empire House of the Lost Court Opera Don Caesar de Bazan School Children s Eyes tet Berman Opt Co Stauffer s Fish Market New Fall Goods Neidig Mille Canoe For Hire Zeigler Bros Meeting Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Office Boy Wanted Ox Fibre Co
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Markwood D. Harp
Doll Bros
Mehrl F. Moberly
Bennett
C. Thos
Kemp Boy
B. Rosenour & Sons
Fifth St
News Office
Xecutrix
Breckenridge
J. W
AMONG THE SICK AND LOCAL POLITICAL VISITS
A Frederick items list illnesses at Mt Airy and city hospitals including Albert Brengle and Antoinette Salter. Thomas Parran, ex congressman, spoke in Hagerstown and Frederick, then toured Mt Airy. Montevue inmate moved from Philadelphia amid a public disturbance. Lee rally drew voters to Mt Airy with speakers Blair Lee and others.
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Tom” Parran
Frederick County
Thomas Parran
Maryland
Hotel Bradbock
Baltimore
Hagerstown
W. T. Warburton
Excursion to Baltimore Draws Thirty Six Travelers
Thirty six persons used excursion rates and traveled to Baltimore yesterday over the Bana. About thirty visitors came up from Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Arrest of John Temple for insult leads to hearing
John Temple, a black man, was arrested this morning by Officer Blumenaut for insulting Samuel Cutler on Saturday night. He is to have a hearing tonight before Justice Anders.
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John Temple
Blumenaut
Samuel Cutler
Jeferson
Justice Anders
Frederick Newsman Lloyd T. MacGill Dies at 49
Lloyd Thomas MacGill longtime Frederick lawyer and secretary of the Frederick Board of Trade died at his West Third street home after a brief heart illness. He was 49. A prominent citizen he led local commercial efforts and maintained a legal practice from the Pythian Castle.
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Lloyd Thomas MacGill
Frederick
Board of Trade
Pythian Castle
MacGill Led Democratic Forces In Frederick Politics
Frederick leader Charles R. MacGill rose as a key Democratic figure in the Blair Lee governor nomination fight. He chaired the Lee-Maley-Copper club and gave a stirring intro at July 26 meeting. Born April 21 1866 in Frederick, he shifted from dentistry to law and held roles including State Fire Marshal and magistrate. He survived by wife Jennie Bowls, son Edward Warfield, two brothers and two sisters.
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Blair Lee
Lloyd T. MacGill
Frederick
Rachael E. MacGill
Frederick College
University of Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Maryland
King David
Warfield MacGill
Tie
Charles Grey MacGill
William E. MacGill
Providence
R. J
Charles M. Teifenstein
E.R. MacGill
Baltimore
Harrington Meeting Planned in Brunswick City Park
Harrington supporters plan a large open air gathering in Brunswick City Park. The event aims to feature prominent speakers and draw a sizable crowd. organizers advertise the meeting for Saturday evening in urban area Frederict.
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Harrington
Brunswick City
Tharedas Evennag
Tao
Saterday
Harrington Cinbeas
Uban
Fined in Ellicott City over speed limits
Marence Weldis of East Third Street was arrested in FML City yesterday for exceeding the speed limit and appeared before a judge, where a fine was imposed.
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Ellicott City
Marence Weldis
Fml
Miller alias Hoy and Green linked to board bill arrest
On a charge of beating Mrs. Layman on a board bill of about 25 dollars, a man named Bob Miller was arrested in Hagerstown and brought to Frederick. He used the alias Hoy and carried a marriage certificate for Donald Hoy and Florence Ramsey. He appeared before Justice Posey and agreed to pay the debt.
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Misa Florence Ramsey
Bessimer City
N. Y
Bessimer
Hoy
Miller
William Green
Robbery at Padgett Store Ends in Escape Through Window
An unknown man attempted a nighttime robbery at Rob ert H. Padgett's Adamstown store. He jumped through a window facing the railroad to escape as pursuers closed in. Stolen articles were dropped during flight and later recovered. Padgett reports nothing missing so far.
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Robert H. Padgett
Adamstown
Mr. Padgett
Wheat Price Drops As Market Shows Slow Monthly Decline
Wheat falls to 95 cents, lowest in months, with a one cent drop from Saturday’s quote. Frederick opening price 1.01, corn at 3.80 a barrel. Farmers worried by the decline. note that fifty years ago wheat was 2.25 in this city. Passes Another Scout Toast. Denmead Kolb earns Eagle Scout after exam and life saving test, with twenty-one badges, son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Kolb of Braddock.
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Frederick
Denmead Kolb
Boy Scouts
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Young Kolb
David D. Kolb
Braddock
Card of Thanks for Fire Service
I extend my thanks to the firemen and neighbors for task service in extinguishing the fire that occurred at my property Saturday night. Jennie V. Hargett. Mr. and Mrs. Homer, photographer, has again taken possession of the Bell Studio, No. 7 North Maret street. All tickets will be redeemed and all work receive prompt attentions. Phone 667-F. Canoe For Hire. For rates and reservations apply to Zeigler Bros. Phone 100, Notice. The regular monthly meeting of the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the U.S.D. c. will be held tomorrow evening at the room on Second street. Office Boy Wanted at Once. Permanent work. good opportunity for bright boy, none others need apply. Ox Fibre Brush Co. Stauffer's Fish Market. Has just received a large assortment of fish. Goldie Stauffer. Imported Swiss Cheese For particular people at Blue Ribbon Grocery, Phone 1. A discount is allowed on all gas and electric bills above the minimum rate on or before the 10th of each month and you will accommodate us very much as well as save yourself time and inconvenience by bringing your bills with you. Office and Show Room. 14 East Patrick street. Choice Peaches. Large lot of fae peaches, very cheap in the orchard. Also choice damsons Orders solicited. Phone 540. W. W. Mines. Near Frederick on Hagerstown Pike, Public Late. My household and kitchen furniture, Wednesday, September 8, 191?, 1 p.m. 210 East Seventh Street. Terms Cash Mrs Laura M. Pixon, Green Groceries. Pure Cider Vinegar. Gut tingers Grocery, Phone 512.
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E. Homer
Bell
North Maret Street
East Patrick Street
Lottery and gaming devices warned by Frederick County court
Chief Judge Urner directs Frederick County grand jury to study lotteries and gaming devices and to note laws on officer detentions drug sales and open doorways in public buildings. He cites cases on lotteries, warns such schemes forbid selling prizes by chance and urges ministerial input to curb unlawful schemes. (Continued on page six.)
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
James Woo Cronenburg
Frederick
Urner
Tem perance meeting and repair service ad in Frederick County
Local advertisement lists plumbing heating and repair services by Rush S Peiffer offering guaranteed work for one year and phone 4 K. It notes a Tem perance workers meeting at the W C Auditorium on Tuesday September 7 at 2 pm with T M Hare State Superintendent expected to attend and urging attendees to bring four temperance friends to support the primary victory.
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Rush S. Peiffer
Temperance Workers
Frederick County
W.C
Temperance Friends
T. M. Hare
For Sale Two Story Frame Cottage in Braddock Heights
For sale a two story frame and stucco cottage with a pantry bath and hot water heating plant. Features a wide porch on all sides and is described as a good year round home. Located on the Jefferson Road Braddock Heights Maryland. Terms available from Grayson H. Staley Real Estate and Insurance Agent Presence Maryland.
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Jefferson Rowerd Braddock Heights
Grayson H. Staley
Fred erick residents warned over milk and butter supply
Cent Discount notice warns Frederick residents to avoid milk or butter from specific suppliers after September. Authorities urge reporting improper shipments to CURDY, Penalty Officer Excavating, and provide a contact number for further assistance.
Seasonal Garments and Real Estate Listings at Frederick Store
A Frederick ad promotes seasonable garments including coats, skirts, sweaters, and silks with new lines and modest prices. It also lists extensive land for sale across many Maryland towns near Frederick, offering numerous parcels by the acre with offices at 31 Court Street. The note ends with insurance services offered by the same office.
ALBAUGH & HARRINGTON Farm Listings in Frederick Area
Real estate and insurance firm ALBAUGH & HARRINGTON advertise farms for sale near Frederick and towns such as Ladiesburg Walkersville Monrovia Hanover New Market and Mount Pleasant. Listings include acre and multiple acre farms with buildings and mills plus city and suburban property. They also note agency for Remington Typewriter Company and offer fire insurance services.
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Albaugh & Harrington
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Walkersville
Monrofarm
Hanxonville
New Market
Free
Monrovia
Jefferson
LaWesburg
Araby
Urbana
Harmony Grove
Vark Mills
Mt. Airy
Creageerstown
Woodsboro
Petersville
Remington Phipewriter Company
Remington Smith-Premier & March Ma
North Market Street
Real Estate Lots Offered by Grayson Mercer Agency
Grayson Ha Mercer Real Estate Loans Bonds and Insurance lists multiple farms for sale near Frederick. Properties include 112 to 164 acre tracts with improvements such as barns, houses, and orchards and prices ranging from modest to 30 per acre. notes Newpapers for sale.
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Grayson
Mercer
Frederick
Fred. Jerek
I Anatase
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
United States ‘Weather Bureau
Albert M. Brengle
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Antoinette Salter
City Hospital
John L. Haberkorn
Mervin Guy, Jr
M. G. Mowray
South Carroll Street
Frederick City Hospital
Montevue
Philadelphia
T. Ie
Beargett & Co
Haghlye
Lt.mgill
Trade Board
Gov. Warfield
Frederick Man
Padgett Store
Jennie V. Hargett
Canoe
Zeigler Bros
Bright Boy
OX Fibre Brush CO
Stauffer’s
Goldie Stauffer
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Damsons
W. W
Hagerstown Pike
East Seventh
Laura M. Pixon
Grand Jury
Efer
AY Nicodemus
City
Avsuen
Frodepet
Enatichelalee Rentz Street
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Tee
Vases President
WM. G. Baker
Hu, D. Barker
Peeter
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Hendrickson
Tno
John D. Nendrickson
Neidig & Millee
Joshpil McDivit
Rast
Cashier
John 8. Ramaburg
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. EB. Kefauver
John 3. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Neidig & Miller
Thomas P.rior
Thomas P. Rice
Red Lil School House
Bethe
Park Milla
Peayaville
Walkergyiile
Utica Mills
McKalg
Pearl
Brunswick
Futher
Via
Millie
Lewistown
Walk- Dee
LeGore's
Frederick Junction
New, Market
Ottton
Mentigvia
Tile
Brangfick
Lan Kear
Yellow Springs
McKaig
Frede
Loys
Creagersvtown
Point of Hecke
Barnesville
Ridgeville
New Midway
Bethel
Walkereville
Clifton
Johneville
Fulmer
Braddock Bieldts
Peterstille
Cresgertinneown
Mt. Pleasant
Boyds Station
Ceresville
Creagerstown
Mt Afry
Woodabare
Kemptown
Fearaville
Court Street
Potts & Griffin
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Phond
News Ownicg
SRA
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