In American History Dates and Births Chronicle
The Daily News lists September 7 as a historical marker with Marquis de Lafayette birth and death notes, Thomas Hendricks as Cleveland era VP born 1839, poet Siduvey Lanier, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Robert E Keary's polar achievement. An astronomical events note from noon today to noon tomorrow marks sun setting, evening stars Venus Jupiter Mercury and morning star rise.
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Vist—Marquis de Lafayette
Thomas Andrews Hendricks
United States
Cleveland
Siduvey Lanier
Ged
John Greenleaf Whittier
Robert E. Keary
Gabendor
North Pole
Venu
Jupiter
Mercury
Public Sale Notice and Local Classified Fragments
Fragmentary advertisement items show a public sale notice and assorted classified blurbs. Mentions include rentals, sales, and services with scattered names and places, plus references to a dining room, rugs, skirts, cups, and a Swiss Charlie event at the Marvel City Opera House.
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Merchant Tailoring -Lowenst
Balte
T. R. Followers Organize Brunswick Progressives
Brunswick Progressives organized last night in M. B. Nierenberg’s store room at a meeting called by J. T. Wumphrey and L. J. iar man. Harmon was made temporary chairman and Nierenberg temporary secretary, then permanent officers. A district central committee of 2y ten per precinct was appointed with names across First and Second precincts. Lowery and Wood to secure permanent headquarters.
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Brunswick Progressives
M. B. Nierenberg
J. T. Wumphrey
L. J. Iarman
Harmon
Mr. Nierenberg
Tollow
David Lowery
T. A. Wood
Those From Frederick and Vicinity Confined to The House
Those from Frederick and vicinity confined to the house. Mrs James Bowers on the sick list. Lawson Cline father of Mrs J E Phreeger ill at Wolfsville with yellow jaundice. Mrs Frank Englebrecht taken to City Hospital for appendicitis. State Veterinarian Dr Lawrence Hickman reports stomatitis in cattle widespread across the state. The disease is not infectious and does not require culling, but it is often fatal.
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James Bowers
West South Street
Lawson Cline
J. E. Phreeger
West Patrick Street
Wolfsville
Frank Englebrecht
City Hospital
Lawrence Hickman
Hickman
Live Stock Sanitary Board
De.niickman
Pleasant Walk Picnic Addresses Rev Hummelbaugh Readings
At Pleasant Walk near Middletown Rev E W Hummelbaugh attended the picnic today and delivered one of the addresses.
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E.W. Hummelbaugh
Pleasant Walk
Middletown
Thumb Mashed Injury Report From Workplace Incident
A worker injured a left thumb yesterday by striking it with a tool. The account mentions various remedies and healers, but details are unclear due to OCR damage. The text lists names and brand-like terms without coherent context or verified actions.
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Eeter Ryler
College Directors Discuss Building Plans for Woman's College
Directors of the Woman's College held a meeting with architects to review proposed building plans on the west property, emphasizing landscape harmony and future growth. A six week follow up was set as plans mature, with Leach and Hamme submitting early concepts and West-facing layouts favored.
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Woman's Callege
Colege
J. J. Apple
Frederick College
Alfred Cookman Leach
Frederick County National Bank
J.B. Hamme
York
Pourthstrout
Dr Apple Tries New Plan At Institute
Dr WH Apple president of the Woman's College returned from Ocean City where he spent a week instructing tri county teachers from Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties. He introduced printed tanks with questions to prompt audience critique and reveal gaps in his lectures.
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WH. Apple
Woman’s College
Ocean City
Tri County
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester Counties
Dro Apple
Apple
Ilo
Prefers His Present Position Att. Dranes Recoils From Appointment
County supervisor of colored schools John W. Dranes recorded yesterday his refusal of a Washington postmastership. He declined the appointment and remained in his present role.
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John W. Dranes
Colored Schools
Edna Lice
Washington
Sudden Death Claims Pittsburgh Lawyer Father
Miss Aurelia Stoner of Pittsburgh is summoned home after telegrams reveal her father James Madison Stoner, a prominent Pittsburgh lawyer, died from injuries after a buggy accident. He was about 76, survived by his widow and eight children, and had long served as attorney for the BPRL RL in Imamy years.
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Aurelia Stoner
Pittsburgh
Vis
Mer
A. Edward VD. Shriner
Cores«Villa
Shriner
Mrr. Stoner
James Madison Stoner
Injured Man Resting After Plunge Near Pen Mar
Mr Marlin Stouter of near Smuitsburg and his wife along with sister Miss Marie Stouter endured a steep embankment plunge in a machine crash near Pen Mar. He remains conscious though recovery is unlikely. Mrs Stouter and Miss Stouter returned home badly cut and shaken but walking. Plumbers Hahn and Rowe began laying a four inch main from fourth street area toward Harry Trupee house as property owners share costs. Ground broke at Hanover for a new federal postoffice building at Abbotstown and Locust streets.
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Marlin Stouter
Smuitsburg
Marie Stouter
Pen Mar
Local Auction Drive Lists Household Goods and Prizes
A cluttered local notice lists enamel collanners enamel basins and household items for sale or auction including pans mops spoons and dippers with prices like 5 cents 2 white-lined cake pins and 1.50 for lamps and glassware. It mentions a flour barrel contest prize list with numerous local names and a cake party gathering at 5 Cuureh Street for prize distribution.
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Bagress Monee
Tvisleanpisa
DP. Gaver
Alice Gannon
George Ship
Charles Steward
Clayton Ko Iether
Charles Tyer
LW. Gannon
Edward 5. Watfe
Thea Lippe
Uh Druehos
J. B. Fitmon
John Kur
Willan Fox
Wong
Charles J. Abh
William Vaughn
Boningston Pepeniita Ad and Cleaning Service
An OCR fragment describes a Boningston Pepperina ad offering rapid buyer service and cleaning work using a dry cleaning process with extensive dyeing. It mentions Schmidt & Gilbert as purveyors and references a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting and a Thursday evening social with Miss Ritchie’s school.
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Schmidt & Gilbert
Agis
Datain Ood Condition and Price Notice
Classified item lists data in poor condition priced at 140 dollars each. Apply to Captain D. John Markey for inquiry or purchase.
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D. John Markey
Modern Ideas Replace Common Drinking Cups In Public Places
A 1900s report notes that cups in business sites and on trains are being replaced by individual cups or automatic vending machines. The shift stems from inspection actions and new prohibitions on shared cups, with paper cups and paraffin coatings planned for sale. Courts, schools, and offices already use fountains or personal cups, while stations and cars move to cup access via machines.
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N. C
R. Paul Smith
Prodericie Ai Road Co
Strled
Western Maryland Railroad
Ballmore and
Ohie Hilllroad
Tillmore
Ohie
Northern Central
Maryland
Public Schools
Frederick
The
Frederick Railroad Co
Property listings and notices mix with ads and plumbing
A jumble of names and addresses appears to outline properties and sales notes along with unrelated ads for plumbing and bath robes. The fragment references multiple Market Street and Patrick Street locations, two to five story structures, and a variety of street directions, interspersed with vendor names and contact phrases.
Different Fortune Teller Tour Promises Dated Readings
A fragment describes a famed fortune teller offering miraculous readings across distances. It mentions itineraries, dates, and events like an excursion, with references to locations, vehicles, and fairs. The blurred text signals promotional details and ads for related services in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
Notice To City Taxpayers And Local Bargains
Notice to city taxpayers for 1912 tax books with discounts for payments in September. Advertisements announce clothing sales at Rosenout & Sons Mackel Street Patrick Street stores, with bargains on misses and children’s wear. Also a bungalow for sale, Braddock Heights, and a Frederick, Maryland address.
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Braddock
Frederick, Md
Unclear Goods Advertised by West Street Firm
Unclear notice claims a purchase of various items including bulbs and china, mentioning C. Wigemann & Son on West South Street. The message urges men and toys to apply at Ox Fibre Brasil Co in Grapes and advertises Atonic vineyards on Jefferson Pike with delivery options and a phone number for orders.
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Serret China
Rahan Nyiemts
Paeper White Avrhibhlaes
C. Wigemann & Son
West South Street
OX Fibre Brasil CO
Atonic
Jeferson Pike
Ams Quantley
Archie W. Ogi
Hands Wanted at Stone Co Worksite
Help wanted for stone breaking and labor at Tre pugheswae site near Frederick. Apply at Tabler Lane & Stone Co or contact Gene E. Roookek at 160 Patek Street for details. May require steady manual labor and long hours.
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Tre
Tia Tabler Lane & Stone Co
Frederick
Gene
Rodoek
Patek
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Tomas. Price
Harry G. Tritabom
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Oderick, Md
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Rigel Broadtelligh
Young & Staley
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Cramer & Staufner, Ay J Estate and Loans
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