Daily News History Highlights and Astronomical Events
The Daily News notes a Sept 12 1814 Battle at North Point Baltimore and 1819 death of Prussian commander Blucher born 1742. It recalls Von Kluck facing pursuing French and British at Soissons in 1914. Astronomical events include Fomalhaut’s brief southern sky passage after midnight and planet risings: Venus Mercury Mars after noon, Saturn Jupiter before dawn.
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North Point
Baltimore
von Blucher
Waterloo
von Kluck
Soissons
Aisne
Fomalhaut
P. m
Venus
Mercury
Mars
A. m
Saturn
Jupiter
New Advertisements Today Featuring Tires and Sales
A collage of local ads lists Diamond Tires from Newcomer Tire Shop and Liberty September Clearance Sale. Entries mention Bon-Ton Empire products, fall items, a Cook Wanted notice, and various notices from Masonic Lodge members G. O. Garber and F. W. Cramer. Also listed are a piano, millinery shops, Hood College pocketbook loss, a news office, and Fresh Oysters from Central Fruit Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buap Oo
Renee “Liberty
Bon-Ton Empire
Cook
School For Deaf
E. Burgeo Masonic
G. O. Garber
W. M. Masonic
F. W. Cramer
W. M. Millinery
Payne’s Millinery
Piano Normal School
Hood College
Central Fruit Co
Progress on Branch Line Near Hagerstown
Two special trains carried many workmen to Hagerstown for the B. and QO branch line from south of Hagerstown to Security. More men arrived yesterday swelling the force. Progress is rapid with rail laying near completion and rails expected down by Friday despite past trouble in securing workers.
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Hagerstown
Talis
Packing Season Near End At Local Canners Close
Packing season nearly finished as city and county canneries shut after a strong year. Corn quality praised despite climate, with succotash production continuing last week. Night shifts dwindled, latest ending around midnight. operations expected to end this week with the late corn. Weather poems and musings intermixed with ads urging Chamberlain’s tablets for digestion and liver health.
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Corm
Three Judges Hear Burgee Arguments In School Case
In Frederick County a court full bench heard Prof. Amon Burgee’s mandamus bid to reclaim the Boys High School principal post. Leo Weinberg led the defense as arguments spanned from 10:46 a.m. to afternoon sessions, with Judge Peter and colleagues questioning jurisdiction and due process. The defense contends removal lacked cause and notice, while the board cites statutory changes of 1916 affecting dismissal procedures. A large panel of observers followed as arguments continued after recess. The piece also notes the Democratic National Committee naming members of the Auxiliary Finance Committee.
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Amon Burgee
Board of County School Commissioners
Mornipe
Dudges Urner
Worthington
Peter
Burgee
Leo Weinberg
Weinberg
John
Newman
Charles Mc. Mathias
Choi Brard
Iufense
Prof. Burgee
John L. Sigmund
Allyn and Bacon Publishers
Frederick County
G. Liesd Palmer
Bur- Lee
State Board of Education
Palmer
Burzee
M. Bates Stephens
Burzgee
Iudre Peter
Maryland
Court of Appeals
New Librarian Resigns at Frederick Cowit Library
Miss Haslup resigns before starting as Morarian at Frederick Cowit tee Library. She accepted the post and was due to arrive last night. Miss Rachel Motter and Miss Helen Ordoman will oversee the library until a replacement is named within two weeks. Opening night featured decorations, and attendees saw improved lighting and more space for books and magazines.
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Morarian
Frederick Cowittee
Miss Haslup
Library
Frederick
Misa Alen
Bebh
Constohocken
Rachel Motter
Helen Ordoman
Familee Et Pope
Feather Hats and Velvet Jockeys at Payne's Millinery
Local notice announces Feather Hats and Velvet Jockeys to suit well dressed patrons at Payne's Millinery Parlor on Friday September 15, 19216. Also details the Piano Normal School re opening October 3, 1916 at 4 pm with enrollment via the Seminary office. Masonic notices call Lynch Lodge 168 and Columbia Lodge 58 to attend funerals of Wm L W Seabrook and a Maryland deputy grand master at 10:15 am Thursday. Fresh oysters and produce are listed from Central Fruit. A barber announces horseshaving and blacksmithing services at 268 West Fifth Street. The School for Little Children opens September 18 at 9 am in East Second Street with Mary A. Sappington succeeding Margaret Motter.
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Payne's Millinery
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Mason’c Temple
Wm. L. W. Seabrook
Westminster
Masons of
Meryind
G. O. Garber
W. M. E. G. Haught
Columbia Lodge No. 58
Masonic Temple
Pal
Maryland
Sappington
Cramer
W. M
East Second Street
Mary A. Sappington
Margaret Ro Motter
Headon Collision on H and F Railway injures two
A passenger car on the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway was struck by a heavy freight motor as it backed into a switch at Kaufman near Braddock. Two passengers were slightly injured, David Cramer of Walkersville and Rev. Jobson, with others shaken. The end of the car was smashed and the track remained usable as service resumed quickly.
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Kaufman's
Uraddock
Hagerstown
Frederick Hallway Company
David Cramer
Walkersville
Mr. Jobson
McCleery Cottage
Kaufman
Frederick
Hoy Shank
Cramer
Johnson
Braddock
Middletown
Albert
Kefauver
Clayton Troxell
George Horine
Large Frederick County Estate Listings Featuring Homes and Orchards
Multiple parcels near Frederick describe 22 acres with a 7 room brick house and meadow land, 10 adjoining acres with a 10 room home, a nine acre tract with a fine home and outbuildings, and an 113 acre property two miles from Frederick with 36 acres in meadow. Each site includes a good barn, garage, and necessary outbuildings.
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Frederick
Warco
Lewistown
Real estate and insurance offerings by a Frederick firm
A property listing from REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CO. describes a well kept business property with name, land and buildings, located miles from Frederick. Possession can be given October 1. Call for particulars. Also offering fire, storm and astometile insurance through JOHN N. CLARY, manager, 283 W Patrick St.
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Frederick
Posseasion
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
John NM. Clary
W. Patrick Street
Storm Insurance
Astometile Insurance
Notice collection reflects multiple local notices from Frederick Md era
Notice warns against hunting squirrels on Railway property at Braddock Heights under law. Real estate sale meeting September 14 at 7 p.m. Mutual Insurance office Frederick. Wanted experienced salesman for hardware store. Discount 2 percent if paid in September. City Register A A Nicodemus still leads. Removal of dead animals within 24 miles of Frederick by C W King. Back taxes on street improvements due. legal action in 20 days per mayor and aldermen order.
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Braddock Heights
McAlister Real Estate Exchange
Oklahoma
Mutual Insurance Cos
N. Market Street
Frederick, Md
A. A. Nicodemus
City Register
Frederick
C. W. King
Sithst
Eugene H. Albaugh farm parcels listed near Walkerville
Real estate notice lists multiple tracts of limestone land and acreage for sale by Cramer & Sta. Two miles from Walkersville and near Mount Ary, with prices noted such as 106 dollars and 168 dollars per acre. Specifies 240 acres near State Road and Town Urban vicinity with loan assistance.
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the Daily News
the News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Beliovez
Earth
Cam
Gordon Carrath
Ce Ao
Mt Fm
Burge
Mr. Weinberg
Boys’ High School
School Board
Democratic Finance Committee
Democratic National Committee
A Niliary Finance Committee
Alban Mc Wood
Charles J. Conley
Col. E
Austin Baughman
Edward Jo Smith
Justice Hearey Hanson Maclahy
D. Columbus Kemp
John W. Homm
Haslup
John T. King, Jr
Johan T. King
Charlotte Markel Baker
Joseph DB. Baker
Baker
Eaat Church Street
University Club
Bog
Belle Cronise
W. E. Cronise
Mt. Pleasant
George Summers
Cronise
E. H. Willard
Miss Crenise
John Upshur Dennis
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
J. Murdoch Dennis
Guilford
Dennis
The
Visitation Academy
City Light
Hood College Conservatory
Central Fruit
West Patrick S
Geo. M. Banks
Fifth Street
Chase
Birely
Headon Collison
H. & F. Ralway
Aled
Mission Band
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Missadie C. Hahn
Thessalon
Rupp
Margarettha Fromke
Elizabeth Sheeleigh
John J. Biser
Markey
Shoe
Thomas H. Heller
North Market Street
Mehri F. Moberly
EWS’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
J. D. Baker
Capital
John D. Kendrickson
Pan Modela
Doz
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel Ju. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Aset, Caadler
John D. Mendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Renneburg
M. Thomas
D. B. Kefauver
Thos. H. Haller
Petersen TE Ote” Saan
D. C
Hansonville
East Church Street
Ohe
Penn. R. R
Neidig & Miller
White Goods
Devonshire
John N. Clary
Bredertcl On
Pike
A. A. Nicodemre
Cy Regreter
Potts & Griffin, Real Estate
Court ST
Accient Insurance
Eugene H. Albaugh
Woodsboro
Wey
Creagerstown
Martinsburg
Montgomery County
Iin Co
Uy iPerty
Ent Typewriter
Sani If
Albaugh
Albaugh & Hartington
Imestone
Walkereville
Walkersvilte
Mt. Alry
Mt Alry
Cramer & Sta
Thomas P.rice
Euneral
Marewood D. Harp
Frederick On Pike
Marekwood D. Harp
Thian Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Union Bridge
Johnsville
Fredrick
Bloomfield
Urbana
Dickerson
Aaa
Real Estate. Insurance
Rotal Society
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