Sabian the Conqueror Died in History Notes
In history notes Sabian the conqueror died, born 1027, with 3913 Battle of Flodden losses. Other items mark 1789 Willow Cranch Bond birth and death 1859, 1850 California state act signed, 189 Dreyfus conviction. 190 General Palmer died at Chevy Chase born 1825. Astronomical events note sun and moon times and lunar perigee in Aquarius.
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Sabian the Conqueror
Flodden
James IV
Scotland
Willow Cranch Bond
Fillmore
California
Nn A
Dreyfus
Innis M. Palmer
Chevy Chase, Maay
Keller Co. hiring supervisor and Etchison’s unit noted
E. H. Anderson as superintendent and Etchison’s department with Moser’s The Keller Co mentioned in brief notice.
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E. H. Anderson
Supt
Etchison
Moser’s
the Keller Co
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue news
The Verxty News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page edition with many special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new advertisements with advance copy deadlines for the upcoming issue.
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Frederick City
Local Briefs: Dyer Repainted Home and Barber Shop Purchases
Residents on East Fourth Street report repainting homes while Tebiny Zimmerman updates property on WeatiPatrick Street. Junior Fire Company held a routine quarterly meeting. Harry W. Miller buys equipment from Broct Loung’s barber shop on Court Suicet to run it. George Stone of Feagaville cut his hand badly while chopping corn. Local youths swam near Harmony Grove on Sunday and killed a four foot black snake found nearby. John Schill on East Patrick Street suffered a head gash from a nail protruding board at Ox Fibre Brush Works.
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Edward M. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Tebiny Zimmerman
WeatiPatrick Street
Harry W. Miller
Brocxt Loung
George Stone
Feagaville
Third Street
Hamony Grove
John Schill
East Patrick
Wie
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Social World trolley party and local events at Mountain City
Mountain City Council and Daughters of Liberty plan trolley ride to Jefferson on Thursday night for Daughters of Liberty Day with several friends joining. Mrs. O P Bennett and Miss Sabina Beckley will not attend Hagerstown trolley party tomorrow with a Hotel Hamilton supper. A Saturday recital at Dr Riggs unitarium in Jamaville featured Mr J W Smith on violin with Mrs Maud W Dittmar on piano, followed by a veranda collation. The Sick Mr C Thomas Eckstein of West Patrick Ice is confined at home by illness. Harry W Dyer of East Fou pret is somewhat ill. Master Vernon Lewis of South Market Street is recovering from a hospital illness.
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Mountain City Council
Daughters of Liberty
Jeerson
O. P. Bennett
Sabina C. Beckley
Hagerstown
Hotel Hamilton
C. Thomas Eckstein
West Patrick Lces
Harry W. Dyer
East Fou
Vernon Lewis
South Market Street
City Pital
Anniversary plans for Old Defender Davy celebration
Freviewick Chapter D ALR and the President-General contemplate commemorating the day on Saturday September 12. Official presence will oversee the event and details will be announced later.
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Davy
Freviewick
D. Alr
Fire damages two dwellings as incindiary method used
Fire at two frame houses on East Fifth Street caused by waste from freight car journals. Dr Edward H Walter's two houses were near completion and suffered interior plaster damage. a reward of 100 dollars is offered for the arsonists. A second minor fire on Grange Street caused by a defective flue was quickly extinguished.
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East Fifth Street
Edward H. Walter
Euge Fifth Street
Northern Central Railroad
Tire Department
Lar. Walter
Dorhowi
SLMNO
Ininanve
Dha
Cypr
Trita
Death notices from Baltimore area include Winebrenner and Kephart obituaries
The obituary notices report the death of Charley C. Kephart in Mt Airy and of Charley Winebrenner, a former justice of the peace, in Baltimore after an appendectomy. Also listed are the deaths of Mrs Laura Taylor Jeannaby and Mrs Martha Kephart with funeral plans and surviving relatives. Funeral services are set for Fengaville and Quinn's chapel with interment at Greenmount cemetery.
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Chas. D
Winederner
Chauahs D. Winebreer
Atey
Cabvernery Hospital
Baltimore
Pontoninys
Protelack
Pine Grove
Winehrener
University Hospital
Uoods
de. St. Clair Sprull Durins
Mia
Josephine Wine- Drener
Winebrenner
Mt. Airy
Charley C. Kephart
Messrs
J. Michael DeGrange
Missouri
Wan
DeGrange
Fot
Laura Taylor Jeawa
Laura ‘Las Lor Jeamp
Weat All Saints’ Street
Jong Ilnesa
St. Mary’s Court
Order of Nazarites
James McSherry
Quinn's
Greenmonnt Cemetery
Mrs McLean and Melean Family Guests in City
Mrs McLean and Mrs Donald Melean president general of the D A R and her daughter Miss Emily are hosted by the Misses Ritchie of Court Square. Mr Melean stayed with family from Saturday to Monday then returned to New York Monday evening. Miss Rebekah McLean visits her aunt Mrs D Charles Winebrewer on Second Street.
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McLean
Donald Melean
Emily
Ritchie
Court Square
Melean
New York
Rebekah McLean
D. Charles Winebrewer
Second Street
Farms Sold by Trustees in Rufus Krug Heirs Case
On last Saturday Reno 8. Harp and Charles C. Eyler as trustees sold two farm properties near Rocky Ridge for the heirs of the late Rufus Krug. Emory G. Shorb bought one for 3140.77 dollars and Denton A. Wachter bought the other for 3608.67 dollars. News advertisements bring results.
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Reno
Harp
Charles C. Eyler
Trustera
Rufus Krug
Rocky Lidge
Emory G. Shorb
Denton
Big Day At Brunswick Labor Day Parade and Events
About 15000 people joined Brunswick Labor Day celebration under Delaware Tribe No 43 Red Men. Parade featured horse chase by cowboys, war dance, paleface capture, and burning at stake with 2am and music by Charles Town City Band. Brunswick team beat Huioavich 22 to 0 in postparade game.
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Brunswick
Weunswick
Cowboyn
Red Men’s Men’s
Krents
C D. Shewbridge
Thomas J. Mogan
Rugines Men's Association
Nhix
Indiana
CV. Mawes
Charles ‘Town
Genereal Commstice
Kelly
Goa
Booth
A. Ds. Sehaling
O. B. Sasoor Bk
Old Washington Headquarters Likely To Be Torn Down
An aging building on West All Saints street, long known as the Washington Headquarters, may be demolished soon. Dr. George M. Moore of Peoria has improved city homes and seeks a contractor to erect several houses on the site, with tearing down seen as a matter of time. The landmark holds historic interest as a possible overnight stay location of General Washington in spring 1755.
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Washington
All Saints’ Street
George M. Moore
Peoria
Water for Brunswick Progress on Beunanich waterworks
The artesian well contractor Thomas B. Harper of Jenkintown PA has reached 308 feet and tested at 76 gallons per minute of clear mountain water. Superintendent Gardner expects flow to reach 100 gpm. The Specialty Construction Company of Norfolk VA won the water tower and main laying contract at 11418 and will start upon material arrival.
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Brunswick
Beunanich
Thomas B. Harper
Jenkintown
Gardner
Specialty Construction Company
Norfolk
Via
Maine
Opening at Lake View Amusement Place Near Lewistown
Mr Charles Ramsburg of Lewistown opens a skating rink and dancing pavilion beside a lake and nine acre grounds along the W P G railroad. A large hotel will rise nearby. Rene Harp will speak and Braddock Heights Orchestra will provide music for the opening night drawing a large crowd.
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Lake View
Charles J. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Ramsburg
Amorrow
Braddock Heights
Men’s Class Banquet at United Brethren Church
The men of the United Brethren Church will host their annual banquet in the Sunday School room on Friday evening. The class organized a year ago with eighty members. Rev J W Kirscofe leads teaching with Charles E Stokes and Judge J Echwardt Phleeger assisting. Markwood D Is is president and W O Picket secretary. An orchestra will provide music and several toasts will be given. A fine menu is planned and an engaging evening anticipated.
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United Brethren Church
Eta
J. W. Kirscofe
Charles E. Stokes
J. Echwardt Phleeger
Markwood D. 1S
W. O
Cief
Trolley Cars Resume After Break at Frederick Line
The Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad engine belt broke yesterday at 11 am near its wet home. Crews tied the belt in the afternoon and trains ran again after eight pm. Mails shifted to automobile from Frederick to Middletown and Myersville and passengers moved by livery between Braddock Heights and Middletown.
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Frederick
Receivers Appointed for Virginia Consolidated Copper Company
John T. Fogle and Thomas A. Dunshee named receivers for Virginia Consolidated Copper Company at the request of Fogle & Miller of Woodsboro. The court imposes $10,000 bonds and grants authority to move for discharge of receivers. The company, insolvent with liabilities estimated between $4,000 and $6,000, has unpaid creditor claims and idle, potentially wasteful plant at Liberty Copper Mines.
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Fogle & Miller
Woodsboro
Thos. A. Dunsheoang
John T. Fogle
Charlie J. ¥. Miller
Wondabaro
Attordeys
Stoner & Weinberg
O. KX. Eaton
Pittsburg
Recigera
Virginia Consolidated Copper Company
Thomas A. Dunshee
New Jersey
Ab Praysent
Defendint
Liberty Copper Mines
Defendiart
Wed Ads
Lus
Roderick Comity
Severn
Iba Funda
Liberty
Dease
Mandias
Mepp
Carroll Coury
Des Fendant
Thropp Appeal Case Returns to Inquisition Verdict
The hearing of exceptions to the ratification of the inquisition on the Joseph Mh. Catoctin Murinee property opened before Chief Ange Worthington and Associate Judge James B. Henderson yesterday afternoon. A jury verdict of 150 was subject to exceptions by defendant Mr. Thropp. The case adjourned until 240 this afternoon for further action with representation by Coblnitz Waters Stoner Weisheng for the railroad and Manlyby for Thropp in Rohibuck's absence.
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Thropp
Joseph Mh
Ange Worthington Hind
James B. Henderson
At & Wetoek
Coblntz & Waters
Stoner
Weisheng
W., Fo and G. Railroad Co
Wm. P. Manlvby
Jacob Rohibuck
Local Notices and Advertisements in Frederick Area
A mixed page of local notices and ads lists stock cattle for sale with limited details, a postponed festival due to rain, musical performances, gas and electric bill reminders, an optical event at New City Hotel, parlor furniture, Lake View Skating Rink opening with dancing, a trespass notice, fresh oysters for sale, and general retail promos. It blends community notices with commerce and entertainment.
Holler Skating Rink at Lake View Nears Completion
The Holler Skating Rink at Lake View will be completed by Wednesday September 1. It features fireproof construction, Baltimore Til You Tall-Bearing Skates, and a 20 cent floor use rate. private skate storage is offered free of charge. Strict rules govern conduct, with admission denied to those misbehaving or under liquor influence.
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Lake View
Lampton
Braddocights Ling
Braddock Heigh
Acarst H
Harvey FE
Smith
Drayman
Baumgardner
Geese Raised by Felton Farmer Clip Wings to Stay Home
Wild geese raised by W TL Sabley of Felton Pennsylvania began to fly over the town and fields. To prevent loss they clip the birds wings so they stay on the farm rather than roaming toward marsh feeding grounds. Also notes a Washington official’s appointment and a railroad career update.
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Sabley
Felton
Ieling
Bubby
Power Home schedule cars to be discontinued September 9
Notice warns that due to current conditions at Power Home the following car runs are discontinued September 9 until further notice. Routes from Frederick to Middletown start 8 18 a.m. and return while Frederick to Braddock departs 2 50, with G. E. Anppason as Supt. A smoker event is planned by Frederick Aerie 1067 on September 9 for members and friends. A $100 reward is offered for arsonists who burned a house on East a surent on the morning of September 8.
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Power Home
Lor
Frederick
Middletown
Braddock
TASC
Gro
E. F. Anppason
Frederick Aerie
Enat A Surent
Dale
Es Wader
Resolutions Received By Braddock Heights Widow
Mrs A P Marsh of Braddock Heights received a finely engraved copy of resolutions on the death of her son John J Mateh who was president of Camp 50 P O 3 of A Philadelphia at his office May 28. Marsh was a charter member of Camp 17 in this city and its first financial secretary.
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A. P. Marsh
Braddock Heights
John J. Mateh
Philadelphia
Marsh
Street Work Begins on Fast Patrick Street Block
Mr. Charlie H. Klipp starts tearing up cobbles on the block on Fast Patrick Street between Middle and Chapel alleys with a force of honda as crews begin street repairs.
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Charlie H. Klipp
Honda
Fast Patrick Street
Middle
Chapel
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