In American History and Notable Births and Deaths
The Daily News dated Sept 7 notes 1919 Thomas Hendricks born and died in office 1885, 1892 John Greenleaf Whittier died, 1909 Peary reached the North Pole, 1842 Henry Corbin died. Also recalls 1910 Mast River tunnels first train through from Pennsylvania Station to Long Island. Astronomical events show Moon phases and sunrise sunset times.
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Thomas Andrews Hendricks
United States
Cleveland
John Greenleaf Whittier
Robert E. Peary
Labrador
North Pole
Henry Clark Corbin
New Mast River
New York
Pennsylvania Station
Long Island
EMENTS TODAY Marvel E S McCardell Box 5 News
Market St savings bank nee to E L Schmid and Quynn Co Laccelle U B Picnic Mission Workers Frederick R R ree ed F C Knott cures and Vaudevilly.
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the Marvel
E.S. McCardell
M. Marken
Market St. Yille Savings Bank
E. L. Schmid
A. G. Quynn & Co
Laccelle U. B. Picnic Mission Workers
Frederick R. R
F. C. Knott
Among the Sick Residents Recuperate at Home
A local notice reports several residents ill with various ailments. Harry Mobier on near this city remains confined by sickness. Hulda Brust on South Market Street shows improvement. Edward Oden on South Carroll Street is home ill. Charles W. Martz on South Market Street gains ability to be out. Luther Finneyfrock on East Patrick Street leaves illness with pneumonia. Maurice Frank Seton, a lineman for Frederick Railroad Co., shows improvement after several sick days.
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Harry Mobier
Hulda ‘Brust
South Market Street
Edward Oden
South Carroll Street
Charles W. Martz
Luther Finneyfrock
East Pat-rick Street
Maurice Frank Seton
The
Frederick Railroad Co
Hyattsville Hopeful Block for Railroad Crossing Dispute
Hyattsville officials face a court directed challenge as the Washington Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad seeks permission to lay tracks on Columbia avenue with an overhead bridge. The town refused earlier and must show cause why the permit should not be granted. Nearby, Frederick plans a Saturday game with Hagerstown Eagles in Hagerstown. Managers expect Frederick to bring in Martinsburg matchups in coming weeks. Citizens Savings Bank directors elect Stanley R. Damuth cashier after the death of Harry Cover. Damuth previously with Western Maryland Railroad. Charles Phebus is jailed for drunkenness and remanded to Montevue via Justice Eckstein.
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Hyattsville
Washington, Westminster
Fredericks
Wm. C. A. van
Hagerstown Eagles
Hagerstown
Snately
Eagles
Tome
Frederick
Martinsburg
Slaughter
Duvall
Lease
H. LeGore
S. S
Thomas
Crouse
Phebus
Harris
Derr
Creager
Storm
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Thurmont
Stanley R. Damuth
Harry . Cover
Damuth
Western
Marrland
Cather to Farm 211 Acre Hargett Farm for Apples Near Winchester
Mr. Clarke Gaither of Near Winchester buys the Hargett farm on the Baltimore pike for 31 000 to 32 000 dollars. He plans to plant 6 000 to 10 000 apple trees initially and use all 211 acres for orchards with possible stock raising. The Cather family, Virginia apple growers, will operate with son Harry taking possession April first. Superintendent W N Jolliffe arranged the deal through Annie M Hargett’s property.
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Clarke Gaither
Winchester
Clarke Cather
Frederick County
Virginia
Yes
Hargett
Baltimore Pike
P. M. Hiteshew
Cather
Texas
W. N. Jolliffe
Annie M. Hargett
Frederick
Jolliffe
Harry
Frederick Countians
Sixty Snakes in Nest on Stateroad Workmen Attack Copper Snakes
Workmen on the Stateroad between New Market and New London a few days ago disturbed a copper snake nest. At the Sand Hill Schoolhouse rock ledge the men were bitten by copperheads, some reportedly four feet long, as they struck the rocks.
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New Market
New London
Sand Hill
Test of New Pipe Line In Frederick Water Supply
A test of the new Frederick pipe line aimed to show its capacity to feed the city. Water from the mountains was directed into the line, reservoirs closed to intake, but outflow to the main opened. After an hour and a half, city consumption exhausted the line and reservoir fell over three inches, prompting Mayor Schell to caution that full capacity depends on completing all pipes and city circuits as planned.
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Frederick
Boaniman
Wiener Mink
Te Latte
Schell
Boardman
Postal Telegraph inspectors tour lines in eastern division
Charles E. Bagley of Philadelphia and J. BR. Gerwich arrived from Hagerstown for an inspection of Postal Telegraph lines. They planned improvements at the local office including a new switchboard rewiring and interior reorganization. Edward B. Prestburg and six division superintendents joined the tour from New York toward Pittsburgh, signaling a possible move toward public long distance service against Bell.
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Charles E. Bagley
Philadelphia
Postal Telegraph Company
J. BR. Gerwich
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Edward B. Prestburg
New York
Pittsburg
Bell Telephone Company
Maryland School for the Deaf Opens Fall Session September 13
The Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick prepares to start fall work next Wednesday September 13. Improvements to buildings have been completed and the institution expects a large term. Grounds used as public playgrounds in July and August under Civic Club supervision will remain closed to the public, with efforts likely to resume use next summer due to the playgrounds’ success.
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Maryland
Maryland School For
Frederick
Civic Club
Erecting New Theatre In Victoria City
The Victoria picture theatre in Cunt rlana is to be torn down and replaced by a three story building by Wertheim er Brothers, former Frederick operators. The 26 by 125 foot front adapts a 600 seat movable picture theatre on the first floor with modern amenities. Front and materials described as brown stone Pompeiian brick and steel. Fireproof design promised.
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Victoria Proving Picture Theatre
Cunt Rlana
Wertheimer Brothers
Frederick
Victoria
Undertakers Lose Fight Over Fee Refunds in State Court
Judge Urner announced the Court of Appeals decision holding the Board of Undertakers operating law unconstitutional outside Baltimore City, leaving undertakers to seek legislative relief to recover fees. About 400 licensed undertakers nationwide may back a bill next session to reimburse fees paid while the law stood.
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Urner
Witiorman
State Board of Undertakers
Casper Koehne
F. Schroeder
Thomas P. Rice
Marshall L. Etchison
State Board
Court of Appeals
Maryland
C. H. Uckstein
Aternoon
Marion, Rice
W. Er. Stockman
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Heme
New Fall Fabrics and Accessories From Neidig & Miller
Frederick based store Neidig & Miller promotes a wide fall collection. New dress fabrics and trimmings, coats, sweaters and lingerie waists marked down, plus a bountiful display of dress trimmings, buttons, and hand bags. Special pongee fabric at under 50 cents and coats priced around five dollars draw shopper attention.
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Haan Vinitn
K. of Ff
K. TP
Hoster
Neidig & Miller
Brown
Blanket
Trains for A B Picnic Sep 9 from Burkett's Grove
A news item notes trains to the A B Picnic leaving Frederick at 9.20 10.30 11.35 1 and 2.30 with return times 3.10 3.40 and 7.00. Round trip fare is 20 cents with 10 cents for children. Also announces office reopening September 11 by E L Schmid.
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Burkett’s Grove
Frederick
Brief Items of Interest from Local and General News
Twenty persons traveled to Atlantic City over the B and O today. Messrs Roger Young and Harry Snook caught nine bass while fishing yesterday. Miss Mary Mechining’s East Patrick street dwelling is being repainted by James W Nust. Economy Silo Company employees are on an outing today, about 20 taking the Middletown Division of the Frederick Railroad for a loop trip with a stop in Hagerstown and a return to Frederick for dinner at Blue Mountain House. Accompanying the party were Peter L Hargett, company president, and Tristan Hargett, formerly of this city.
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Atlantic Lcity
B. and OQ
Roger Young
Harry Snook
Mary Mechining
East Patrick Street
James W. Nust
Economy Silo Company
Middletown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pen-Mar
Blue Mountain House
Afr
Peter L. Hargett
Tristan Hargett
The Marvel Tonight Two Reels at Local Theater
Local listing announces The Marvel Tonight two reels with Temptahon Reliance and When the Taw Care showing Friday and Saturday September 8 and 9. Matinee Saturday afternoon 239. Bill due by the 11th to save your discount.
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Marvel Tonight
Taw
Rev ‘ Lyon
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the Daily News
Maryle Lane
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Cures
Mr. Damuth
Montevue
Charles Phebus
Hanver
Dutrow
CH. Eckstein
Circuit Court
Chamberlain
Hargett Farm
Large Frederick Co
Charles Treich
Hershberfers Bekery
Gospel Mission
Winchester Street Gospel Mission
American Salvation Army
Jon
Evangelist Gress
Chicago
J. C. Barker
Cornelius McDevitt
Postal Co
Wertheimer Bros
Cumberland
Undertakers
Igitizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Banor
John D. Hendrickson
John DO
Hendrickson
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvald
Asst
Cashiar
Geo. We. Surra
Thos
A. HaLurm
Joan S. Rastseura
Daniel Barer
Wat. G. Bakes
C.h.contry
M.D
M. Thomas
EB. Ourss
D. E. Kerauves
P. L. Harorrr
Joyce
J.C. Motte
J. D. Bakun
Press Good and Silks, Inc
Zoe
Williamson 'S Drug Store
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall Store
Keller & Myers
John TL. Keller
Myers
Nletr & MY
Patrick St
City Hotel
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Inganeere
I Farms
Montgomery Co
Court Street
Frederick City Garage
W. Patrick St
Fll
Edwards
W. South St
Braddock Heights
M. L. Etchison
Btchison Furniture
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
Young & Staley
Renal Estate
Insurance
Liberty
Middletown Valley
Rocky Ridge
Linganore
Lewistown
McKaig
Charlesville
Monrovin
Mt. Pleasant
Ofrederick
LeGore
Yellow Springs
Park Mills
Brunswick
Woodshoro
New Marke
Mt. Airy
Adamstown
Gerade
Walkersville
Seeweae
South
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Thauber
Myersville
Creageratown
Jeffarson
Frederic Funa
Araby
Frederck
Foolesville
Emmitsburg
Frederick RK
Ladiesburg
Hansonville
Jefferson Pike
Jefferson
Greenfield
Woodsbeoro
City
Fins
Bethel
Harry G. Tritapoe
Fred
Electric RR
N. W
G. H. Mercer
Braddock, Md
Ful
Currell’s
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Winchester Street
Ly. Thurmont
Braddock
Man's College
Tern
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
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