Daily News History Highlights September 9
On this date in American history President Fillmore signed an act omitting California as a state in 1850. In 1864 the U S treasury opened bids for a two million war loan. 1900 Civil War veteran General Edward McCook, nicknamed the fighting McCooke, died in Chicago. Also noted are Edward Harriman and astronomical events with constellations and planets visible at 9 p.m.
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Fillmore
California
United States Treasury
Edward M. McCook
McCooke
Ohio
Chicago
Edward Henry Harriman
Deaths in Roadside and area. Miller and Zimmerman families noted
Obituary notices report Mrs Annie Elizabeth Miller 76 of Roadside Pa dying at home after a lifelong residence in Franklin county. She leaves children in Waynesboro Roadside Pen-Mar Frederick and Douglas Wy oming among others, plus siblings across several states. Also listed are infant Louisa Zimmerman who died at six months, and Mildred Hoffman four months old. Funeral details set for Mt Olivet cemetery and Creagerstown Lutheran church respectively.
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Annie Elizabeth Miller
Hiram Miller
Roadside
George
Nancy Stickell Gossett
Franklin County
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Blue Rock
Martha McKean
Waynesboro
John. L. Bonebrake
Frank Ott
Pen-Mar
David
Middour
Annie Miler
Charles L. Miller
Frederick
Daniel G. Miller
el Paso
Tex
H. C. Miller
Douglas
Wyoming
Walter H. Miller
Wayne Heights
Clarence B. Miller
Henry
California
State of Washington
Cyrus
Decatur
Ill
Thomas
Leadville
Colorado
Frank Honodle
Reutersville
Reb
Louisa D. Zimmerman
Geo. M
Daisy Marts Zimmerman
Zimmerman Brothers
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Mt Olivet
W. T. Hilton and Sons
Mildred Marie Elizabeth Hoffman
Elmer Hoffman
Creagerstown
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Real estate and loans listings near Frederick city
Extensive farm and city property notices list 148 to 168 acres with buildings, water, and crops near Frederick, plus 70 to 165 acre holdings with terms, fruit, fencing, and rail access. Also ads for real estate loans, insurance, and typewriters. Local agents Alba Harrington Grayson Mercer advertise farms, city lots, and mortgage services with varying terms and possession details.
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Frederick
City
Frederic State Road
Walkereville
Alba‘ & Harrington
Myeraville
Taba
Canon
People's Insurance
Church Sto Ee
Harry G
Primary Tuesday Narrowed to Straus and Smith as Senate Nominees
Maryland voters in Western Maryland on September 15 will choose the Democratic nominees for the U.S. Senate. Isaac Lobe Straus and John Walter Smith are the two candidates, with Straus drawing labor support and Smith backed by the party machine. Frederick county shows little enthusiasm for either, raising questions about direct primaries and cost to taxpayers estimated around 1,500 for Frederick and 40,000 to 50,000 statewide. The district has no contested congressional races, and the Progressive party bypasses the primary.
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Maryland
United States
John Walter Smith
Isaac Lobe Straus
Frederick County
Senator Smith
Democratic Party
Straus
Brunswick
Baltimore and
Ohio
Dirm
United States Senate
Smith
P. O
United States’ Senate
William L. Matrbury
Isaac Lobe Straes
Baltimore City
J. Hubert Wade
Boonsboro
Frank P. Boblitz
Thurmont
Col. E. C. Carrington
Local Music Lessons and Notices in Frederick
Music lessons offered by George Edward Smith include voice, piano, organ, cornet, trombone, sight reading, and solfeggio at 122 West Church Street. Nearby ads promote laundry, dyeing, farm for sale, and a college opening. A political expenditure report details campaign spending by Senator John Walter Smith and Isaac Lobe Straus.
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West Church Street
Frederick lawyer awards home contract to Lloyd Culler
John 8. Newman, Frederick attorney, awards Lloyd Culler the contract to build a colonial style two and a half lot residence on Upper College Terrace. The 12 room 3 bath house will feature red brick, white interior woodwork, a two thirds front porch, and should be completed by April 1. Architects are Smith and May of Baltimore.
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L. G. Culler
Frederick
John 8. Newman
Lloyd C. Culler
College Park
Upper College Terrace
Newman
Rockwell Terrace
Smith and May
Baltimore
Frederick Sees Coolest Time Since May 18
Frigid Frederick records a 43 degree low signaling a coming frost. Forecasters promise fair, ideal weather for the town celebration, despite the sharp fall in temperatures. Yesterday topped out at 70 degrees as residents brace for frosty conditions tonight.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Engineer William D Rinehart Burns in Rail Yard Accident
Engineer William D Rinehart of the B and O railroad yards was badly burned on his face and arms while repairing a lubricator. A leaky valve caused steam to fill the lubricator and a gauge glass blew out, showering hot oil and steam over his arms and face. Dr Thomas B Johnson treated him and no serious results are anticipated.
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William D. Rinehart
B. and
B. and O
Birthday Party Honors Miss Virginia Burke at 353 Madison Street
A party held at 353 Madison Street celebrated Miss Virginia Burke with several young guests including Virginia Burke Ethel Burke Catharine Stupp May Kemp Gertrude Murray Mildred King Marie Brachey Jessie Hout Margaret Houfl Lottie Burke and others. Jacob Schmidt of York Laundry fame announced renewed agency for cleaning and dyeing services as the event notes. Mr and Mrs Parker Green Mrs S T Raymer and Mrs Amanda Michael of Myersville departed for a trip to Tediana. Newspaper at REHIVE.
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Madison Street
Virginia Burke
Ethel Burke
Catharine Stupp
May Kemp
Gertrude Murray
Mildred King
Marie Brachey
Jessie Hout
Margaret Houfl
Lottie Burke
Mesers
Parker Green
T. Raymer
Amanda Michael
Myersville
Tediana
Humphrey Farm in Frederick County Sold at About 35000
Frederick county records report the Humphrey Farm near Hansonville changing hands to Charles McC Mathias. The 235 acre property includes limestone soil, large barns, and a nine room modern residence, with the sale likely to be ratified by the Court and the funds invested. The deal is linked to prior local farm sales by Grayson H. Staley.
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Frederick County
Charles McC. Mathias
Humphrey
Hansonville
F. M. Humphrey
Heal
Grayson H. Staley
Konda
Milton G. Urner
Lloyd T. MacGilli
Staley
Emmitsburg Pike
Frederick
Bmumitsburg
Luckey
Routrahn
Middletown
John M. Hahnarm
Worman
Colytic Barber Shop Moves to New Location
The Colytic Barber Shop in the Pythian Castle moves Friday September 4 to the Dixon Cash Grocery room on North Market opposite B. Rosenour & Sons. Proprietor M Buckingham thanks patrons for past support and asks for continued favor. note billing on or before the 16th.
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Colytic Barber Shop
Colytic
Pythian Castle
Dixon Cash Grocery
North Market Street
B. Rosenour & Sons
Frederick
M. Buckingham
Homecoming Decorations and Autumn Coats Sale Notice
A fragmented advertisement offers bunting flags and pennants for homecoming season with prices from 5 to 65 cents per item. It promotes autumn and winter wear coats priced 5 to 25 dollars and mentions various officers and cashiers in a cluttered list, indicating a department store sale with substantial stock and early seasonal discounts.
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MR. Newman
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York
Isendry
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Chas. McMathias
Fine ‘Place
Mathiae
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
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H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
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Samuel Cg, Duvall
Joseph McDivit
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Citizens’ National Bask
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Thomas P. Rice
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