Sept 10 in American History and celestial events
Sept 10 marks John Jordan Crittenden born 1783 and Joseph Story dying 1845, with a Perry naval victory monument noted. The day notes Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Arcturus in the western sky, aligned with the Great Dipper, over Put-in-Bay and Lake Erie.
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John Jordan Crittenden
Kentucky
Joseph Atory
United States Supreme Court
Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Mercury
Venne
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Arcturus
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY IN EMPIRE AREA
Public notices and ads list several items including piano and organ sales by Edw L Williams and R A Kemp admin, entertainment listings for Joan of Arc and Tragedy of Whispering Creek at the Opera House, oyster market at Miller's Fish Market, a card of thanks, notices from Mollie E Mobley and W M Ray Co, and various classified mentions such as undergarments, autos for sale, and a Frederick City Garage listing.
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Skwera Ae
L. Williams Pianos and Organs
Saaeae R. A. Kemp
the Empire
Joan of Arc
the Marvel
Whispering Creek
Opera House
S. Calvert
Mollie E. Mobley Oysters
Miller's Fish Market
Tucke Niagara
W. M. Ray. Co
F. K. Schmidt, Treas
P.O
A. Underwear
D. Hendrickson Mu
C. Thos. Kemp Auto
Frederick City
Mrs Buch released from jail after 17 days
Mrs. Harry J. Buch, held in Frederick County Jail since August 24 on a rifle chase charge, was freed on habeas corpus by her husband’s attorney Leo Weinberg. She claimed a motive for remaining jailed, denied insanity, and refused conditional release, insisting no favors be granted.
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Frederick County
Harry J. Buch
Urner and Worthington
Mrs. Buch
Justie Anders
James Henry
Mra
Buch
Oliver C Gephart Celebrates 96th Birthday in Cumberland
Oliver C Gephart, former Frederick resident, marks his 96th birthday at his Cumberland home. A native of Charles Town West Virginia, he moved to Frederick and later to Cumberland in 1833 and served as chief judge of Allegany county Orphans Court.
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Oliver C. Gephart
Frederick
Cumberland
Gephart
Charles Town
W. Va
Or‘phane
Allegany County
Funeral Notices for Mrs Ellen Jones of Rocky Springs
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Ellen Jones who died at her daughter Mrs Frank Main’s home in Rocky Springs. The remams were taken to Littletown for services at the Church of God conducted by Rev A Kipe. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery with bearers George Main William Kline Henry Moser Henry Ford Jerome Poffenbarger and Charles House. Thomas P Rice acted as funeral director.
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Ellen Jones
Frank ‘Main
Rocky Springs
Littletown
Church of God
A. Kipe
George Main
William Kline
Henry Moser
Henry Ford
Jerome F Poffenbarger
Charles House
Thomas P. Rice
Among the Sick in City Homes
Mr. Charles A. Six of Center street is confined to the house with grip. Tyler Shook of West Patrick street is confined to the house with ton silitis. Mr. Clinton B. Willard of West Patrick street is confined to his bed for sickness.
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Charles A. Six
Center Street
Tyler Shook
West Patrick Street
Clinton B. Willard
Ten Years As Superintendent At City Hospital
Miss Mary L. Neis completes ten years as Frederick City Hospital superintendent having come from Reading, Pa. Her incumbency is praised for executive ability devotion to work and kindness to patients, plus she oversaw a chicken farm and large garden that benefit the institution.
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Mary L. Neis
Frederick ‘City Hospital
Neis
Reading
Left Him For Soldier In Fort McHenry Divorce
Pinkney L. Eckstein, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad fireman, formerly of Frederick now in Baltimore, was granted an absolute divorce from Ron B. Eckstein who left him for a soldier at Fort McHenry. Married February 20, 1910 in Frederick, they separated May 10 following. Eckstein says he saw his wife only once after she left, then she returned for clothes and he gave $3 and urged her to stay, but she did not return. Ten persons went to Atlantic City this morning on the season’s last excursion. An advertisement by P. L. Hargett & Co. touts Devoe paint, contrasting it with inferior trash, praising the former’s cost and coverage.
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Pinkney L. Eckstein
Baltimore and
Ohio
Raiiroad
Frederick
Baltimore
Ron B. Eckstein
Fort McHenry
Eckstein
Devoe
P. L. Hargett & Co
Banks Close In Frederick On Old Defenders Day
Ganks will be closed Saturday as Old Defenders Day is a state holiday in Frederick. Banks close, affecting payroll cash needs. many firms arrange to transact a day early. Saturday banking business will pause, a rare occurrence when a holiday falls on the busy shopping day. Memorial Day recently did fall on the same weekday.
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Old Defenders
Frederick
Prominent Guests Invited to Haggett Horticultural Event
Mr. Frank C Hargett plans a public unveiling of his educational flower garden on West Second Street with a reception for horticulturists and florists. Notables invited include Champ Clark Judge Gould Covington Mulford Hess and George H Cook. W F Gude also invited Speaker Clark. Mrs Eichelberger leases Linn Lodge Braddock Heights for the coming year. Frederick horses Burning Daylight and Corinth, owned by R A Fraley, placed second in Winchester Fair mile and a half races.
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Frank C. Hargett
Weat Second Street
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Ashley M. Gould
Harry Covington
F. L. Mulford
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Hess
Botanical Gardens
Washington
George H. Cook
Washington Floral Club
W. F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Capital City
Haggett
Clark
Burning Daylight
Corinth
R. A. Fraley
Frederick
Winchester
Moose of Frederick To Give Luncheon At Hall
The order of Moose from Frederick will hold a luncheon tomorrow at the hall for visiting Moose and out of town guests. Local wheat quotations slid five cents today to $1.13 a bushel, after yesterday’s drop from $1.18.
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Order of Moose
Frederick
Moose
Frederick Baseball Club accounts notice and communityads
Notice asks all debtors to present accounts by September and those owing money to settle before the 15th to close the club's books. Also mentions oysters from Miller's Fish Market and announces Fraternal Order parade gathering. Includes thanks for bereavement and college opening details for Hood College with registration dates. Ends with local ads for gas and electric bill discount, Dixon's Market, and Blue Ribbon Grocery.
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Frederick Baseball Club
F. K. Schmidt
Treas
Frost Sets Early Local Temperature Record
Weather Bureau warns of frost in Frederick County with a low of 38 degrees, the coldest since May 3. Minimal damage reported as frost touched low-lying fields and flowers protected. Forecast calls for fair tonight and cloudy conditions tomorrow, with mountain frost possible again.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Jack Frost
Frederick area business and real estate ad roundup
Local notices mix sales and services including Mrs D E Kefauver millinery in Frederick, bill payments and laundry pickup, fruit for sale, a surplus bank listing, and a large real estate catalog with 148 to 163 acre farms near Frederick plus town listings. Also machinery, typewriters, and clothing notices from Neidig & Mollen. Several farms list features and terms with contact readiness.
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Irs
Frederick
City
Frederick State Road
Walkersville
Beat Makes
Typewriters
Albaugh & Mahrington
Market St
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
the News
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Husband
Atlantic City
GANKS
Braddock
Chesapeake
Miller’s Fish Market
Corner
Raints Sts
Camp No. 17
W. A. Tucke
Hood College
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
Dixon's
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Waght Boys
OX Fiore Brush Company
Logal Mention
York City
Jacob H. Schmidt Rosenour
Patrick Street
Nevin Biser
Jacob V. Summers
Andrew J. Summers
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre’s
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Apital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashter
Samuel G. Duvall. Asst
Joseph McDivit
Cashier
Albaugh & Harrington
Marekwood D. Harp
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
John D. Hendrickson
Man
C. Eb.cline
Buccomer
M. L. Etchison
C. E. Cline
Citizens’ National
Thomas P. Rio
Thomas P. Rich
Eclipse
Cluett
J.D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Girdie Hibbon
Neidig & Moller
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Graybon H. Staley
Tae
Adecap
Iowa
Brady
State Y
Bartholows
Lewistown
Union Bridge
Woodsburo
Mt. Airy
Electric Road
Freder Ek Terick
Frede
Woodaboro
Brunswick
Key-Mar
Feagaville
Jefferson
Ederici
John N. Clary
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
Singanore
F. G. Thomas
Bon
West Patrick
Grayson
S. Mercer
Myeraville
State Road
Canton
People’s Insurance
Church Sts
Serpentis Sy
Harry
Frederick Fy
Pythian Castle Building
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
T. Hickman
Doubs
Washington, D. C
Adamstown
Middletown
Unionville
Bartonsville
Johnsville
Ri Ri
Wofs
Woodsboro
Park Milla
Penistown
Daysville Acres
Frederics Acres
Feegaville
Mountaindals
Hyattstows
New Midway
Su Acres
Monrovia
Mar Hannocaville
Te Key-Mar
New Market
Lewistows
Bwck
Packsmur
Jemean
Loy's Station
Creagerstown
Point of Rocks
Barnesville
Borda
Mime
Ofice
Court Street
MC. A
Prederick Mervland
Cramer & Stauffer
Railroad
Mate Road
B and Co
Bargela
Crick
Moderna Awellings
Cramer
Stauffer
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