Discoverer of River Named for Hendrik Trudson
Chronology notes Sept 11 daily history: Hendrik Trudson discovers a river bearing his name. Index covers events from 1804 to 1914 including Pio Pico’s death, 1814 British naval defeat on Lake Champlain, and WWI period fighting near Ourcy and Saulx with heavy captures.
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Hendrik
Henry Trudson
Human Macdonough
Lake Champlain
Pio Pico
California
Ourcy
Saulx
New Advertisements Today for Voters and Jobs
A cluttered ad page listing Senate views and agent notices for Democratic voters. It advertises County Treasurer candidates, job wants and helpers, hats, frames, wagon seekers, and theater ads. Names include Lee, Thomas, Mullinix, Harper, Newton Thomas, Cline, Grove, McCardel, Patrick, and Maude Wood.
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Sen. Lee
B. O. Thomas
L. E. Mullinix
C. Newton Thomas
C. R. Harper Opera House
Pictures and Vaudeville Trust Company
Central New Fall
Markey
Carty
C. E. Cline Lee
Wm. J. Grove
H. Mullinix
State Roads Commission
Agi Cook
Conway Man
A. C. McCardel
Patrick St
Burr Nurgerie
Rosenstock Bros
Marvel
Billie Ritchie
Empire
Hig Town
Hospital Association New 50c
Maude Wood
Hylton children ill with scarlet fever and community health notes
Rev D P Hylton reports two of his Dill avenue children confined at home with mild scarlet fever. Mrs Newton M Zentz who suffered a stroke at her West Church street home shows slight improvement. Miss Clara Kline, recently operated on at City Hospital, returns home on North Market Street and continues to improve.
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D. P. Hylton
Dill Avenue
Newton M. Zentz
West Church Street
Clara Kline
City Hospital
North Market Setreet
Republican Central Committee Meeting Held in Court House
The Republican central committee met in the court house to noon with Dr. PF Goodell as chairman and Harry E. Chapline as secretary. A fraud involving a swan named Spencer collecting for a church was exposed. About 400 men should be registered, and precinct chairmen were urged to send qualified names to the secretary. It was debated if men 21 before the general election must register separately from primary day. The attorney general's instructions stated separate registration is unnecessary.
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Republican Central Committee
Court House
PF. Goodell
Harry E. Chapline
Goodell
Spencer
Chapline
Deaths in Frederick area claim two lives and a funeral note
The column reports Ralph George Nikirk aged 7 of New Market died at Frederick City Hospital from locked bowels after one day of illness. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Methodist Church Plane No. 4 with interment in the stave yard. C E Cline Funeral Director. Mrs Ela Molesworth wife of R G Molesworth Mt Airy died in bed at 7 AM due to heart failure. she is survived by husband and son Wil Nam Molesworth of Baltimore plus two sisters and one brother. Also news that over a hundred Washington tourists will pass Frederick Monday as part of an automobile tour through Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, with a noon concert if accompanied. Ralph F L McHenry leaves for Maryland Agricultural College to complete his course.
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Ralph George Nikirk
Harry S. Nikirk
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
Dorothy
Methodist Church
Stave Yard
C. E. Cline
R. G. Molesworth
Ela Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Wil. Nam Molesworth
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Marland
Virginia
West Virginia
Cit
Express Crashes Into Auto. One Killed at Point of Rocks
At Point of Rocks early this morning the Pittsburgh Express Train No 9 struck a Chalmers touring car, killing Randolph McCabe of Leesburg and injuring his companion Newton who was trapped under wreckage. McCabe died later at Frederick City Hospital. Newton is in Leesburg Hospital with multiple injuries. Another Ford accident near Stunkle's crossing injured four Virginia men.
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Pittsburgh
Chalmers
Point of Rocks
Randolph McCabe
Wae
Leesburg
Newton
McCabe
Brunswick
Ford
Samuel Grimes
Hempstone
Lovettsville
Frederick
John Gibson
Leesburg Hospital
Virginia
Point of Rocka
Stunkle’s Crossing
Frederick County voter seeks tax cut through Senate bid
A lettered candidate pledges to reduce Frederick County taxes by twenty cents per hundred and to cut county expenditures including mileage costs at the commission level. He vows to curb spending, reform pension and salary structures, and establish a cash business system to end costly interest practices.
Frederick City Garage expands with new machine shop build
Owing to increased business, Frederick City Garage owned by John H. Grove broke ground in the rear of his home for a new machine shop measuring 28 by 62 feet. The shop will be modernly equipped and headed by Charles E. Fisher as head machinist with Gurney Gosnell as automobile mechanic in charge.
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Frederick City
John H. Grove
Frederick City Hospital Board Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of the Freerick City Hospital will be held at the Nurses' Home on Tuesday morning September 14 at 10 o'clock. MRS M L ETCHISON Secy. Bananas oranges and seasonal produce advertised at Marino corner Second and Market Streets. Lattimore Sunday excursion to Baltimore. The cleanest and coolest way. Leave Frederick 7:00 a.m. $1.25 round trip. Gittinger's Grocery offers greens and pure cider vinegar. Plumbing heating and stove repairs guaranteed. Obvious care and repair services by R Rush 85. Peiffer. Excerpt healing and revowl of dead animals by F M Boone 625 N Beas Street phones 676-8 or 358.
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Freerick City Hospital
M. L. Etchison
Baltimore
Frederick
Dorsey Etchison Seeks County Nomination for Reform
The candidate pledges economy in Frederick County, tax relief of at least twenty cents, and a cash style of government. He calls for Maryland reform and a new era of fiscal responsibility while noting political attacks and voter judgment. Also includes job ad and local sale notices from The Busy Corner.
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Roy
Ho Dorsey Itchtwon
Senate
Wii
Frederick County
Maryland
Commonwealth
Dorsey Etchison
In Memoriam Resolutions Of Respect For Lloyd F MacGill
A formal In Memoriam notice records resolutions of respect and condolences following the death of Lloyd F MacGill. The piece notes the community’s and organization’s sorrow, honoring his service and memory through brief tributes and sincere sympathies.
Frederick Board of Trade Mourns Secretary Lloyd T. MacGill
At the Sept 10 1915 meeting the Board of Trade of Frederick Maryland adopted resolutions mourning the death of Secretary Lloyd T. MacGill. It praises his public service to State and County, notes his devotion and integrity, and directs that a copy be sent to his widow and son.
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Board of Trade
Frederick City
Lloyd T. MacGill
Frederick
Maryland
Mt Tee
Citizens' National Bank report of condition Frederick MD 1916
The document presents a balance sheet for Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated September 10 1916 detailing resources including cash on hand secured and unsecured loans bonds and securities, deposits and capital accounts. It lists total assets around 1 800 000 with capital stock and surplus totaling 400 000 and undivided profits 143 250 40. The form is sworn by cashier Wm G Zimmerman before a notary public A LeRoy McCardell.
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Loatis Uta
Uverdiafta
U. 4
Honda
Werare
Postal Auvinga de Posta Wees Securities
U & Bonds
Une
Heneral
Pedieral Reserve Bank
Agen
New York
Vhicago
Bi. Louis
Hank
U. S
Tates Db
Ees
A. Zimmerman
I. A. Leroy McCardell
Land Parcels and Locations Near Frederick Maryland
A fragmentary notice lists multiple land parcels with acres near towns such as Manor Middienowa New Market Lewisio Mt. Airy and Cooks vl including 136 acres near New Market 132 acres near Lewisia 283 acres near Mt. Airy 3 5 acres near Cooks vl and 21 Court Street Frederick MD referenced as the office.
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Pear New Market
Lewisio
Frederick Z
Suiares
Leeland
Mt. Airy
Lana
Frederict
Court Street
Frederick, MD
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the Daily News
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
United States Weather Bureau
Ralph FL WcHenry
Maryland Agricultural College
W. CL. Newton
Annapolis
Montevue
Taxpayer
MR. Taxpayer
H. Dorsey -Etchison
Supervisors of Elections
The
Post
Walier Register
Marino
Lattimore
RWY
Gittinger's Grocery
R. Rush
Peiffer
F.M. Boone
N. Beats Street
S. Marset St
Cosmopolitan
Johnson
Graves
Farnoe
Oppenheim
Hall Caine
Red Pepper
Richmond
Lloyd F MacGill
Cramer
Whs Markey
M.C Mathias
Citizens’ National Bank
Aasisto
Ipsed
County
Tee Erick
We.l Wm
G. Zimmerman
Thomas H. Haller
ER. Kefauver
John & Newman, Direc
Peerless Ice Cream CO
Market Sts
Precision
City Opera House
Lewis A. Woodward
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Annie Aubert
East Second Street
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg and Frederick Transportation CO
WM. E
York City
H. Schmidt
Nicodems
John D. Hendrickson
Jae
Neidig & Miller
Ene
Neldig & Miller
Court ST
TER
Newr Ofrcy
Thomas P.rior
Thomas E. Rice
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Red Hill
Bethel
Park Mills
Feagaville
Jefferson
Walkersville
Uthca
McKalg
Woodaboro
Pearl
Brunawick
Fulmera Ation
Frederland
Monroviss
Onrovin
Iss
Lewistown
Winte
Serres
LaGore
Fredce
New Martes
Clifton
Monrovis
Fengavilie
Frederick Speliit
Yellow Rin
Woodshoro
Frederick Junction
Greeh
Adamatone
Burkttiaville
Unionville
Bartongville
Johnsville
Jana
Woodsboro
Urbana
Yetatanal
Laear Frederick
Hear
Hyattatown
Rederick
Huber Saherp
Love Butte
Potat
Pear Breder
Lena
Barneavilie
Ridgerilis
Lawiiewn
New
Tellow Seri
Vis
Acrag
Walkera
Sear Fulmer
McKaig
Samaville
Bragdock
Peteraville
Monrovia
Croagerstown
Barnesville
Mt. Pleasant
Freigrick
Rowi
Boyda
Creagerstows
St Alry
Feagarilie
Barnecville
Erie
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