Notable events in American history and astronomy
September 15 marks dates such as James Fenimore Cooper born 1780 and Taft born 1857. 1834 reports Major Lawrence repulsing a British and Indian attack at Fort Mor 2p near Mobile Bay. Joel Benton died 1911. Astronomical notes list evening stars Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter and morning star Baturp with Devel in Cygnus described as a bright star of fret magnitude.
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James Fenimore Cooper
Major Lawrence
Fort Mor
Mobile Bay
Wiliam Howard ‘Taft
United States
Cincinnati
Joel Benton
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Baturp
Devel
Croes
Cygnus
Derr Recaptured After Escape From Sykesville
Jesse Derr, committed to Sykesville for treatment after a jewelry-store robbery attempt, escaped Sunday night. He traveled toward Frederick with a companion, was found exhausted near Pearl, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jones, and jailed in Frederick. Derr claims to seek a new life and employed work, having gained weight during hospital stay and saying he no longer drinks. He was ordered for treatment in Sykesville on March 13 after a jury found him criminally insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Derr
Sykesville
Derr
Sheriff
Pearl
Frederick
William Gosnell
Pineman
Jones
Nerr
Monocaccy River
Jesse
theSykeaville Institution
H. S. Laws
Among the Sick and Recoveries in City Homes
Mrs Roy C Catsail of West Patrick street is fit with typhoid fever. Edwarda J Winebrewer of South Market street improves and sits up. Mrs D F Davis of South Market street slowly improves after an accident four weeks ago. Mrs Frank Little of East Street is treated at City Hospital. Herman Koebler of West Patrick street improves while Thomas C Pickett of East Patrick street is able to be out. Clinton B Willard of West Patrick street, typhoid fever, is slightly better. Charles Trail, son of C B and Mrs Trail of Counsel street, who had tonsillectomy at Johns Hopkins Hospital last week, is recovering nicely.
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Roy C. Catsail
West Patrick Street
Edwarda J. Winebrewer
South Market Street
D. F. Davis
Frank Little
East Street
City Hospital
Herman Koebler
Thomas C. Pickett
East Patrick Street
Clinton B. Willard
West Pat- Tick Street
Charles Trail
C. B. Trail
Counsel Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Brief Items of Interest From The Monocacy Area
Walter Crone landed three bass while fishing on the Monocacy. The late Judge James McSherry’s East Second Street residence is being repainted under Henry R. Lampe. The Evangelical Reformed church columns and cupolas are also being repainted by Lampe’s crew. County Commissioners received a petition to improve a three mile Deerfield to Forville road with about $1,000 pledged. estimated total cost around 3,000. No action was taken.
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Walter Crone
James McSherry
East Second Street
Henry R. Lampe
Evangelical Reformed Church
Deerfield
Forville
Brunswick Man Injured In Train Collision
J. T. Grimes a Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor from Brunswick suffered severe injuries after being caught between a light engine and buckled coal cars at Magnolia. He was taken to Allegany hospital in Cumberland early Monday.
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J. T. Grimes
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Cumberland
Allegany Hospital
Magnolia
Wingert Case Transferred to Allegany County
John Howard Wingert, indicted for murdering Policeman John Middichauf, moved for a change of venue after affidavits claiming inability to obtain a fair trial in Hagerstown. Judge M L Keedy ordered transfer to Allegany County for the October term. Mrs David Lowenstein, recently operated on in Baltimore, is expected home next week and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
John Howard Wingert
John Middichauf
M. L. Keedy
Allegany County
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
Frederick Dem primary shows faint turnout in early vote
In Frederick, Maryland, only 244 Democratic ballots were cast by noon as polls opened at 5 am for the U S Senate nomination and other races. Voters weigh choices between incumbents John Walter Smith and Isaac Lobe Straus for the Senate, while David J. Lewis seeks the Democratic House nomination, with Fred Zihlman and Cale Carrington Jr. also prominent candidates in a light election day.
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Frederick
United States Senate
Frederieck City
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Isaac Lobe Straua
U. S. Senate
David J. Lewis Seis
Sixth
Fred Zihlman
Cale C. Carrington, Jr
Firelight at Sixth Street Chimney Fire Report
A chimney at 200 East Sixth Street, home of Mrs. Laura F Morgan, caught fire this afternoon around 2 o’clock. The Juniors responded with their chemical wagon and no damage was done to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura F. Morgan
East Sixth Street
Local notices and ads from a small town page
French cream puffs for sale at Schueler's Bakery on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. O U A M council session September 16 at the Francis Scott Key Council No 48. Market Master J Henry Schmidt announces October 3 stall sale at 8 am. Reception for Rev B A Bowers at First Baptist Thursday eight. Frederick Baseball Club board meeting September 15 at 8 pm D Princeton Buckey pres. City tax discount 2 percent in September. Home Made Products For Home Comers BLUE RIBBON GROCERY. Help wanted boys Lloyds insurance Englishmen 16 to 18. Ox Fibre Brush Company tourist kit ad. Various medical and household product clutter and oddities.
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Frederick Baseball Club
D. Princeton Bucker
Pythian Castle
D. Princeton Buckey
Prest
Soys
Lloyds
London
OX Fibre Brush Company
Hood College opens with record enrollment on first day
Hood College in Frederick reports a record start to the term with over 300 students expected on the enrollment book. Day students outnumber boarders, and 126 boarding students will enroll, the maximum capacity. The entire faculty is present and classes are set to begin the day after tomorrow.
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Hood College
Apple
Frederick
W C T U Maps Season Activities In This City
The first W C T U meeting of the season was led by newly elected president Miss Jeanie De Lashmutt who outlined the slogan State and National Prohibition. Delegates to the State convention at Salisbury were elected and the sewing school will reopen the first Saturday in October. Sheriff Conard pursues the swindler Seer Hamilton as rumors spread of a possible arrest today. Ten residents traveled to Hanover by NC railway to attend the Hanover Fair this week.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jeanie DeLashmutt
Bartgis
Keller
Wickham and Mealey
Mesdames Markell
Radcliff
Woodward
Bader
Schmidt
Geesey
Hunichen
Petition to Free Danner From "Cut" Manslaughter Conviction
Friends of Mrs. Samuel Danner of near Knoxville seek relief after her husband Samuel Danner, jailed in Maryland Penitentiary for a three year manslaughter term, was condemned by a March conviction and the family struggles as the wife, health impaired, fights to support herself and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Samuel Danner
Knoxville
Nardanad
Mr. Payne
Underwear sale and legal notices in Frederick Md banking ad
Cit izens National Bank advertises a wide range of underwear for men with prices and materials listed. The article shifts to a murder case in Knoxville involving Danner, the verdict of manslaughter, and a petition for clemency led by Frederic County figures. Additional notices include real estate offerings in Frederick and nearby counties with farm and town properties for sale or insurance services.
Cramer & Stauffer offer 56 acres near railroad and state road
Cramer and Stauffer advertise real estate and loans listing 56 acres of land with improvements and meadow, near Frederick, plus 10 acres of rich land and improvements. The notice touts modern dwellings on Second, Third Fork and Market streets and invites calls to view the properties for sale via Cramer Stauffer, Coert Street.
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Frederick
City
Walkera
Illie
Aibaugil
Hakhrington
Hone
Rfal Estate and Loana
Third Fork
NeidigA Miller Silk Goods and Real Estate Listings
Neidiga and Miller advertise silks new dress goods woolens and crepe de chine at low yard prices plus a 60 acre and 31 acre farms near Fred and other city properties. They offer mortgage loans and mention office with F G Thomas & Son at 20 West Patrick Street.
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Slacre
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
New Market
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Real estate listings around Frederick and area parcels
An agricultural property notice lists numerous farms and tracts for sale near Frederick and surrounding towns. Entities include Myersville, Walkeraville, Feaga Ville, Creagerstown, Feagaville, Lewistown, Thurmons, and the electric railroad with acreage from 6 to 155 acres. Prices and improvements noted vary, with possession including crops and well fenced lots.
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Myersville
State Road
Frederick
Actea
People’s Insurance
Church
Coeul
Ss-aere
Walkeraville
Feaga Ville
Lewistown
Creaveratown
Twar Feagaville
Tar Warlabore
Sea Caria
Creagerstown
Thurmons
Real estate ad seeks buyers for Douds and Frederick County farms
T HICKMAN offers modern dwellings and farms in Douds and Frederick County Md with easy payment terms. Listings include 178 acres near Frederich and many surrounding tracts from 2 to 270 acres near Walkersville Hyattstown and New Midway. Contact 21 Court Street Frederick for details and loans.
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Bath
Douds
Point of Rocks
Washington, D
T. Hickman
Dours
Frederich
Yellow
Naretti
Johnaville
Rock Abers
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Park Milla
Walkereville
Frederick
Cesar Daysville
Hyattatown
New Midway
Walkersviile
Monferia
Hansonville
Martret
Blacks Mnl
Kors Station
Agttstown
Steve A Orice
NS Geo. L. Cramer & Sons
Store Boxes For Sale By Allen G Quyinn & Co
Store boxes of all sizes offered by Allen G Quyinn and Co at low prices. Jewelry stores will close at unspecified hour until October 1st, with Saturdays excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Reminder on purity and prompt delivery of remedies
A reminder stresses that the care of the sick hinges on the purity and freshness of remedies and on prompt delivery. The message promotes a complete stock and well organized service for prior care and rapid dispatch of all orders.
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United States Weather Bureau
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E. Third St
Myers
H. Kreb
Fifth St
Jarry
G. Tritappe
In & Wertheimer
Markey's
Henry Schmidt
M. M. Fitts Baptist Church
Schuoler's
Albert Schuoler
D. Ee Oil
the Empire
The
Marvelity Opera House
Runswick
Wingert Csee
Sixth Street
Schueler’s Bakery
Francis Scott Key Council
J. Henry Schmidt
B. A. Bowers
First Baptist Church
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Jnet
Hamilton
Hanover Fair
Hanover
Damme
A. C. Payne
Citizens' National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Man
OFI
Frederick, MD
Appleton
Payne
Lee South Window
Knox- Iwell
Eclipso
Frederick City
Eclipse
Cluett
Baker
Danner
Rene
Harp
Bruns- Wick
Danher
William H. VanMeter
Board of Pardons
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Vaehier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Reet
Cashier
Marewood D. Harp
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle Building
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer
Stauffer
Coert Street
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidiga & Miller
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
Real Estate
Grayson 'S. Mercer, Seal Estate, Loans and Insurance
Douds, MD
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Citizens
National Book
Braddock No. 6
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Fredecies
Adame
Frederi
Walkersville
Livertytown
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Adatontown
Bruswick
Ine Goren
Salley
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