In American History Sept 14 Events and Births
A compact chronicle notes James Wilson signer of Pennsylvania born 1708 and judge of the U S Supreme Court. Winfield Scott’s army entry into Mexico. McKinley’s death in 1901 after wounds. Theodore Roosevelt’s oath in 1901. Hazeltine’s death in 1841. dawn length and moon phase data.
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James Wilson
Sennsylvania
Continental Congress
United States Supreme Court
United States Army
Winfield Scott
City of
Mexico
Willing
McKinley
Buffalo
Leon FE
Zalgosx
Niles, O
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Funerals Reported For Several Local Residents
Multiple obituaries note funeral services held for Benjamin Ff Phobus Ide May KoTamver and Ann Keefer. Services were led by local ministers, with pallbearers named and interments at Mt Olivet and Walkersville. Funeral directors listed as Obenderfer and Son and Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin FF. Phobus
West Patrick Street
IE. Ll. McLean
Pall
John Edward Phiceger
John . Michael
M. T. Derr
Clinton B. Wilard
John '. Nutters
Samuel Notnagie
Intermentons
Mt. Olivet
F. Obenderfer and Son
Mes
Ide
River
Albert S. Brown
Lewis
Cliigan
G. Waring
Tyson
Carty
Harvest moon and Antietam anniversary noted
Brief items of interest mark the Harvest moon and the forty eighth anniversary of the Battle of Antietam. Frederick hosts a famed agricultural fair while pumpkins open for pies amid egg shortages. Mentions singing around the Mulberry Bush tune.
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Antietam
Frederick
Investigated Unhealthful Spots After Grand Jury Session
Report from yesterday's grand jury session notes a tour of various places deemed to affect health. The investigation received approval amid concerns over conditions impacting the elite's well being.
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Grand Jury
Cig
Everal
Frederick City tackles dwindling water supply during dry season
A city inspection led by Mayor Schell and officials examined the water system from the reservoir to Tuscarora and Fishing Creek receivers. They noted low flows, discussed adding a 20 inch main, stand pipes, and elevated reservoirs to boost pressure, and sent samples to the state bacteriologist for analysis.
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Aystem
Frederick
Schell
Rice
Kemp
Crimmins
Johnson and Gittinger
Jacob Schmidt
Frank F. Tyergar
Iva J. McCurdy
Charles F. Goodell
Tyeryar
Tyorgar
Tuscarora
Tuscarora Creek
Big Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
McCurdy
O'possim Town Road
YMCA Board of Directors Forum Sets Coming Season
The YMCA board met in the association building to review summer work and plan fall and winter activities. An institute will open the season with expert leaders representing various departments. A committee rally is set for September 30 at the Mt. Holly Inn, Baltimore to unite Maryland Delaware and DC associations for fellowship and topics. The Board will reconvene to finalize the autumn program.
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Baltimore
Mt. Holly Inn
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Frederick City Hospital Monthly Meeting Notes
The Frederick City Hospital Association met yesterday and transacted routine business. Envelopes were distributed to solicit funds for a Nurses' Home. In August, 76 patients were treated and admitted, 52 discharged, 38 died? hold on. 57 were patients unable to pay, 2 partially, and 17 received free care.
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Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Metz in Ireland to Be Presented by Al H Wilson
The popular folklore will influence the love story at the core of Metz in Ireland, to be presented by Al H. Wilson, the German dialect comedian, in this city on Monday night September 19. The work blends fairy and human elements, showcasing Wilson style drama with new songs composed by the star.
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Metz
Ireland
al H. Wilson
Wilson
Warner's Campaign Opens in Maryland Sixth District
The election campaign of 8. H. Warner Jr. for Congress from Maryland's Sixth District began last evening in Kensington. The Warner Republican Club was organized with Gist Blair elected as a vice president and committees appointed on registration and transportation.
Chickens Win Premiums for Mr. Baker Johnson At Rockville
Mr. Baker Johnson, proprietor of The Roses near Lewistown, took first premium in single comb black Orpington cock and first premium in single comb black Orpington hen at the Montgomery county fair held in Rockville. He entered only two birds.
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Baker Johnson
the Roses
Lewistown
Montgomery County
Rockville
Johnson
Last Concert of Season by Braddock Heights Band
The Braddock Heights Band will give its season finale in the Braddock Auditorium on Sunday evening. The public is invited to attend the final performance of the ensemble for the year.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock
New Curbing and Gutter on West Third Street
A new curbing and gutter is being laid on West Third street in front of the store property of Mr. Rhodes R. Kemp. The project advances street improvements and affects access to the Kemp property during work hours.
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West Third Street
Rhodes R. Kemp
Assault and Battery Case Heard in Park Mills Trial
The court heard the suit by Cicorga W. W. Trout for 2000 dollars against Harvey P. Conner and Harry C. Conner after a February incident at Edward Miles store in Park Mills. Trout alleges Harvey cut him with a knife during a scuffle, while Roy Trout struck Harvey with a poker. testimony concluded and the case moved to closing arguments.
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Cicorga W. W. Trout
Harvey P. Conner
Harry C. Conner
Edward Miles
Park Mills
Conner
Harry
Fout
Harvey
Trout
Robert Dixon
Harevey
Roy Trout
Thomas Russell
Edgar Hughes
Susan Cramer
Rand
William H. Dorcus
Annie Hahn
Urner
Among the Sick In Town Daily Update
Mr Harry Keefer on East South Street has left bed for brief activity. Milas Rosa Duvall on West Patrick Street shows slight improvement after typhoid fever. Mrs John T Webster on Monocacy Boulevard slightly improved after appendicitis threat. Mrs L Flantz on West Church Street suffered right hand pain rendering it temporarily useless.
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Harry Keefer
East South Street
Milas Rosa Duvall
West Patrick Street
John TT. Webster
Monocacy Boulevard
L. ©. Flantz
West Church Street
Silliken Finishes Third in Prospect Park Frat Race
Billikin competed under Dr. R. V. Smith. in the Prospect Park event he placed 2nd, 3rd, and 3rd with times of 2.17, 2.14, and 2.14 minutes respectively.
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Silliken
Prospect Park
R. V. Smith
Central Restaurant Opens at 14 North Market Street
Local notice announces the opening of Central Restaurant this evening at 6 o'clock at No 14 North Market Street. It promises neat attire and better service than the former stand and invites the public to visit and secure a number for a possible prize at Braddock Heights Casino. It also lists tonight’s entertainment at Braddock Heights Casino with titles Western Justice and Ask No Questions coupled with a lithograph and other attractions.
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Central Restaurant
North Market Street
The
Marvel Tonight
Justice
Bison
Citizens' National Bank Quizend National 8 loew of hudauens
Bank appears in a fragmentary notice with figures and dates unclear. The readable parts reference a financial matter involving Citizens' National Bank and an amount near 8100 000 00 34K,0000 OO, but the context and exact action remain unreadable.
Mt Zion Church burying ground cleanup Sept 17
Notice invites Mt Zion Lutheran church members and burying ground interest to meet at the church on Saturday Sept 17 to remove old fence and clean the burying ground with a follow up event at Burny Caverns on Sunday Sept 18. Also references to excursions and local entertainment events in Braddock Heights and a stock subscription offer by American Foundry and Manufacturing Company.
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Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Feagaville
American Foundry and Manufacturing Company
American Foundry and Manufacturing Company, Or Co. BK. Pisher
Woman's College Opens Enrollment and Local Announcements
Regional notices list Woman's College opening on Wednesday September 14 with class hours from 9 to 12 and 2 to 4, and public invitations. Also details: Mrs Hager ceasing restaurant business but continues boarding. number-based drawing at Braddock Heights Cash. Franks Rich promoting carpet cleaning. Edw C Cowling opening electrical supplies at 217 North Market Street. lumber price offered at 5 dollars per cord. Oxifre Scrubs Company advertising.
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Woman's College
C. Cow- Ung
Chesapeake Supply
Washington, D.C
North Market Street
General ‘Electric Company
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the Daily News
W. J. Moore
Frederick Garage
Mr. M
Getzbaugh
Mobley & Fro
Anvissers
S. Market St
Jhinois
Weeree Sung Girl
Zion
Sal Monde
N. Market St
Peagaville
Braddock Casino Central
Braddock Casino
the Marvel
W. Patrick St
Puldrom Supply Co
Reece BW
Cramer Red, Co. Nat. Bank
Rosenstock Bras
Heese
Beberee Ein & Wertheimer
Daily News
Johnson Ia
Engineer Quick
Mayor Schell
Board OF Directors
George W. Trout
Conner Bros
Braddock Heights Casino
Prisen
Citizens’ National Bank
Perort
OROKA
Benen
B. Pon
Nde &O
Besktaa Touy ‘Secutitien
Banka and
Panners
Teun
Fom Snpeof
Hanks
Hooey “Rasarve
Trea Iter
Chuan ON
Ark
Gepital
Eipenace Aniaeet Bank
Jona! Banke
Dueto State
I Banker
Udine
United States
Rene I
Wisseanes
Frapernics
G. Zimmerman
Naibed Bank
Traddock Heights Canina
Burny Caverns
Frederieck
Frederick Railroad Company
Lraddock Heighta
Tir. Goodell
C. F. Goodelil
Pleo
White Cross Milk CO
O. U. Band
Braddock Heights Cagina
John D. Hendrickson
Pas
Telepacae
Facally
W.C. Manners
Cuntitons
W.C, Novelilon
Cturtolay
Gagy Carter
John D. Hundrickbon
Etohlgon
THI Etohibon
Furntul Store, Co
Citixens
National & Breede Matiere
Pidd-Wig
Thos. P. Rice
epuoMas ¥. Rice
North Marrt Atreat
Landis
Neidig & Miller
Elthee
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess and Clark's Poultry Pan-A
Williamsoon’s Drug Store
Rexall Stord
O. S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
New City
T. Irving Miller & Co
Enne
Landie
Phono
Real Estate Agents
Dtadee Prarey Qa. Tritapoe
Real Bata Loans & Investments Ansurance
Vine Farm
Wffereon
Yellow Baet
Cramer & Stauffer
Stoney Tolonu
Woodsboro
Margot
Asion
Ines
Srenetick
Young & Staley
Staley
Clarke le
Ogern
Wits
Ve ” At
Illomers
East Fifth Street
Insurance
Ce Oxfirre Srubs Company
Teddy Seenlae
Peony
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