Fire devastates Moscow in 1812 blaze and Napoleonic retreat
Daily History notes the 1812 Moscow fire set by the Russian governor destroying over 30,000 buildings, losses quoted at £150,000,000 as Napoleonic forces failed to curb the flames. It marks the disaster as a turning point in Napoleon's downfall, alongside 1801 McKinley funeral and 1914 Russian raids. Astronomical events list evening planets Mercury Venus Mars and morning Saturn Jupiter with many stars visible near the northern Cross.
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Moscow
Napoleon
William McKinley
Capitol
Washington
Preemyss
Galicia
Mercury
Vents
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Card of Thanks and Notices Collage
Card of Thanks from F J Newman A M Patterson C N Trundle Jas A Jones and others. Holiday closing at Rosenstock Bros Empire and Elsie Janis Opera House. The Soldiers Good Shoes Markeys Tailored Suits Kemp Clary Growing Bank State Spectacles Lost 230 E Sixth St Collie Lost Md School for Deaf Boy Wanted Migs Haller Card of Thanks Edw 8 Delaplaine Real Estate Markwood Harp Card of Appreciation H D Etchison Vocal Teacher For Rent Harry W Bower Marvel Oath of Smoky Joe Empire Tomorrow The Eternal City Meeting Free Library Association Grace Reformed Church Nat Bank Sale
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F. J. Newman
A. M. Patterson
C. N. Trundle
Jas. A. Jones
Rosenour’s
Rosenstock Bros. Empire
Elsie Janis
Soldiers
Markey
C. T. Kemp
John N. Clary
Mer
Migs Haller
Delaplaine Real Estate
Markwood Harp
H. D. Etchison
Walter Tenney
Harry W. Bower
Marvel
Smoky Joe
Empire
Eternal City
Free Library Association
Far. & Mech
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank Sale
Grace Reformed 8
Hood Seminary Opens with Auspicious Exercises
Hood Seminary opened this morning with addresses by President Joseph H. Apple Rev Henry L G Kieffer and Rev John A Ditzler. Enrollment promises a strong start with one student from Los Angeles and more expected. college and seminary to remain distinct schools under shared jurisdiction.
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Hood Seminary
Joseph H. Apple
Henri L. G. Kieffer
John A. Ditzler
Cal
Northwest
Frederick
Among the Sick and Household Notes from Mrs Akers Home
Mrs John W Akers remains quite ill at 317 Madison Avenue. Mrs Abe Rosenour of West Third Street has been ill but can now get about. Arthur Kinz of Marion Station Md has typhoid fever but is slightly improved. Mr David Graf florist, after hospital treatment and an operation, has returned home on North Market Street and continues to improve.
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John W. Akers
Madison Avenue
Abe Rosenour
West Third Street
Arthur Kinz
Marion Station
David Graf
City Hospital
North Market Street
Officer fires at speeding trio in Frederick street chase
Officer Charles Redmond shot twice as a buggy driven by three Brunswick men sped along North Market street at 11:30 pm. A plate glass window of the Meter Steam Bakery was damaged. One man Conard was captured on Madison street. the other two, Rollins and Bushnell, escaped. No injuries reported. Loy and Kreh Jr narrowly avoided harm.
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Meter
Meter Steam
Charles Redmond
Frederick
North Market Street
Brunswick
Conard
Rollins
Bushnell
Madison Street
North Market
Ruskin Loy
Charles Kreh. Jr
Redmond
New Market Scene May Be Site for Movie Filming
Metro Pictures official James Johnson studies Frederick County locations for Clyde Fitch's Barbra Fritchie production. He favors New Market street for Civil War marching scenes but notes modern build is limited. Johnson will attend a Board of Trade meeting to discuss local cooperation as he awaits word from New York. A farm purchase and local real estate transfers are also reported along with current grain prices.
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Clyde Fitch
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick County
James Johnson
Metro Pictures Corporation
Johson
Fritchie
Johnson
New Yor
Board of Trade
Frederick
Geo. List
City Opera House
Metro
Frederick County Free Library Association Meet Sept Twenty Seventh
The annual meeting of the association's members will be held Monday evening September 27 at 7 20 oclock at the WIMCA. Mrs Richard P Ross serves as secretary. A News Help Want Ad will ring results.
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Frederick County Free Libtrary Association
WIMCA
Richard P. Ross
Not Much Change In Temperature Forecast
The Weather Bureau offers no relief from the late summer heat wave. Today's forecast predicts fair weather with temperatures around 91 degrees at 2 PM. Weekly high records show 93 degrees on the 13th and 14th, 92 on the 15th, and 89 to 93 degrees on other days.
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Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
County Ministers to Meet in Frederick at Y M C A
The Frederick County Ministerial Association resumes after summer with a meeting at the Y M C A in Frederick on Monday Sept 20 at 10 30 am. Ministers are invited to share vacation experiences and encourage non members to join, aiming to continue the group’s positive work.
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Frederick’ County
Stll
Card of Appreciation From H Dorsey Etchison
A Frederick County and City of Frederick voter note from H Dorsey Etchison thanking supporters after a Tuesday primary. He pledges sober responsibility if elected State Senator in November and promises to honor the public trust while continuing to serve the People. He thanks Mr Vater and Mr Taxpayer and extends gratitude to all who helped in his campaign.
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Frederick County
Vater
Taxpayer
H. Dorsey Etchison
Patterson thanks Frederick Republicans for primary support
Albert M. Patterson expresses sincere gratitude to the Republicans of Frederick County for their vote in the primary and pledges to place the Register of Wills office in the Republican column in the upcoming election. He asks for loyal party support in the campaign and at the polls on November 2.
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Frederick County
Register of Wills
Albert M. Patterson
Card of Thanks from C Newton Trundle Ballenger 23
A brief public note from C Newton Trundle Ballenger District No 23 Frederick County thanking friends from various districts for their vote in the recent primary election. He notes defeat on the liquor question and says it is an honor to be defeated for his views.
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Frederick County
C. Newton Trundle
Ballenger
Card of Thanks from Frederick County candidates
Edward S Delaplaine Francis J Newman James A Jones thank voters for support in the Democratic primary in Frederick County. They express appreciation to those offering help in the coming election and pledge to merit the public’s confidence if elected to office.
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House of Delegates
Edward
Delaplaine
Frederick County
Sherif
Agent at Junction Stricken Sudddenly
John Walter Nichols a Baltimore and Ohio railroad agent and train dispatcher at Frederick Jumelson died suddenly of angina pectoris at about 7 am He was in good health yesterday and collapsed in the office His widow heard the fall and alerted an assistant dispatcher and two physicians but he died before aid Could there be a serious interruption to the system if no one was near His funeral will be held Saturday at Washington Junction with interment at St Pauls cemetery Pt of Rocks Frederick Carty funeral director
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John Walter Nichols
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Jumelson
Nichols
Ushal
Araby
SYS
William F. Nichols
Washington
James Williams
Washington Junction
Annie Elliott
Ida Steadman
A. A. Santell
Sadie Nichols
Washington, D. C
Howard Spalding
Hagerstown
St. Pauls Cemetery
Pt. of Rocks
C. Carty
Frederick
Community Sale and School Class Notices in 1915 Maryland
Class 18 of Grace Reformed Sunday school will hold a sale at Mrs Nettie Salter's West Church Street on Saturday September 18 from 2 to 5 oclock. Items include cake bread rolls Maryland biscuits potato chips and chicken salad. Washington Cottage Braddock Heights Md lists fall goods and dancing classes at Kemp Hall. public sale September 25 1915 features household furniture and an organ.
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Grace’ Reformed Sunday School
West Patrick St
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition Frederick Md 1914
The document presents a bank condition report for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated September 19 1914. It lists resources including loans undrawn and guaranteed items, bonds, subscriptions to Federal Reserve Bank stock, cash items and reserves, along with capital surplus profits and deposits. The report is certified by cashier William G Zimmerman and notarized by A Leroy McCardell with directors named Hallier Bekeaufver and JoAn & Newman.
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Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
G. Zimmerman
A. Leroy McCardell
Real Estate and Insurance Listings Near Frederick
Albaugh and Harrington advertise farms for sale in multiple sizes from 1 to 164 acres near Frederick and surrounding towns including Ladiesburg Walkersville New Market Hood's Mills Buckeystown and Mount Pleasant. Also offered are city and suburban properties plus Remington typewriter equipment and fire insurance services. Advertising lightnings windstorm loans with coats on boys and girls rain coats, and a large inventory of rain caps and hats.
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Hansxonville
New Starket
Fred
Monrovia
Jefferson
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Yellow Springs
Hood's Mills
Walkersville
Rockville
Virginia
Brunswick
Mt. Pleasant
Buckeystown
New Market
Woodahoro
Harmony Grove
Park Mills
Mt. Airy
Creageratown
Wondsboro
Peteraville
Park Mill
Remington Typewriter Company
Bermington
Smith Premier
North Market Street
Real Estate Listings by Grayson H Staley in Frederick MD
Grayson H Staley offers land for sale across Maryland including 206 acres near Park Mile and 183 acres near Monrovia with numerous parcels listed by location such as Lewistown Walkeraville Woodsboro and Frederick adjacent towns. Also advertises loans bonds insurance and various property offerings with office at 31 Court Street Frederick Maryland.
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Grayson H. Staley
Red Hillchool Case
Bethel
Park Mile
Fongavills
Jefferson
Walkeraville
Mie
Utica
McKate
Woodaboro
Pearl
Brunswick
Werda
Fulmers Station
Frederick
Monrovia
Urleans
Lewistown
LaGore's
Fredrick Junction
New Marat
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Fritchie Film—Trade ‘Board
W. N. Jolliffe
C. A. Runkles
Ridgeville
C. Spencer Stull
Jol
Farn Sord
Markwood D. Harp
Arnold R. Wilhide
Creagerstown
Walter S. Graham
Buena Vista
Patterson
Francis J. Newman
James A. Jones
J. W. Nichols
Washington Cottage
Braddock Heights
John Eisenhauer
Haviland
Reno
Crum
Kemp Hall
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Gittinger's Grocery
Rik Cristal
Peiffer
F. M. Boone
N. Bemte Street
Citizens’ Nat. AT. Bank
Leana
U. Ss
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New York
Chicago
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Vis
U. S
SBS
John D. Hendrickson
D.itiendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Destyette
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Seseturd
Thomas H. Haller
Bekefauver
Joan & Newman
Albaugh & Harrington
Montc
E. Church ST
Frederick, MD
Coats
Children's, Rain “Capes” ‘At
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Bartonaville
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Tang Bi
Peart
Wooitt
Love Sta
Lang
Creagers
Point
Woolsboro
Walkers
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Fulmer
Kemptown
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