Notable anniversaries in U S history and celestial events
Highlights include 1790 start of Northwestern Indian wars ending 1795, 1813 birth of astronomer Christian A. F. Peters who died 1890, 1864 Battle of Winchester, 1851 death of James A. Garfield, and other historical notes. Also weathered astronomical events from noon today to noon tomorrow with sun set and moon rise times and Mercury visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian A. F. Peters
Winchester
James Abram Garfield
United States
Elberon
N. J
Guiteau
Ios Myron 1
Whitner
Mercury
Community Sick List Notes Local Residents
Mr. Charles Miller of East Patrick street is on the sick list. John D. Hendrickson, previously ill, is improving. Miss Celia Hildebrand of South Market street is on the sick list. Harry B. Witter, east of the city, has been ill and is improving. Luther Baumgardner of North Market street is confined to the house by sickness. Richard Moberly of South Market street, once ill, can move about his room. Eliza Rice, long ill, has been taken to City Hospital. Mrs. Wm. Brish, operated on at City Hospital, has recovered enough to return home on West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
East Patrick Street
John D. Hendrickson
Celia Hildebrand
South Market Street
Harry B. Witter
Luther Baumgardner
North Market Street
Richard Moberly
Law Court Dismisses Robbery Charge After Hearing
Lillian Stevens and Clara Scott faced a hearing before Justice John Francis Smith on a charge of robbing Myer Bolton of $18 at a Brunswick restaurant on September 12. Evidence was deemed insufficient and the charge was dismissed. Maggie Carter and Robert Wright were jailed after a Paradise fight conviction. John Carroll fined $25 for drunken disorderly conduct and jailed 20 days in default. Mary Smith received a 20 day jail term for similar conduct after a late Saturday arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Stevens
Clara Scott
Justic John Francis Smith
Myer Bolton
Wm. Asrore
Brunswen
Bolton
Maggie Carter
Robert Wright
Grimes
Officer King
John Carroll
Lloyd T. MacGill
East Street
Lotpont
Mary Smith
Lioyd
TL Mae Gill
Mr Moxley Improving After Farm Accident Near Monrovia
Mr Emory Moxley near Monrovia ten days after his left arm was severed by an engine while aiding threshing on the Mack Burgee farm tenanted by John Page he is improving at City Hospital and can move about the wards Attend Hanover Fair Frederick Fair Association members P L Hargett O C Warehime J W Humm Earlston Hargett depart tomorrow planning to use Mr P L L Hargett s automobile for travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Moxley
John Page
Monrovia
City Hospital
Hanover Fair
P. L. Hargett
O. C. Warehime
J. W. Humm
Frederick Fair
Must Committee of Mountain City Lodge Seeks 500 Members
Yellow Springs Band concert at Courthouse Park drew about 2000 people and launched a drive by the Must Committee to raise Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias membership from 425 to 500 by Christmas. Judge Worthington spoke on Damon and Pythias as the order's founding story, urging brotherhood in heart. refreshments were served. committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reno Ss. Harp
Yellow Springs
Courthouse Park
Masonic Temple
Reno S. Harp
Glenn H. Worthington
Pythias
Damon
Pamon
Horace
Lfe
Worthington
Damon and
George L. Twenty
Harp
Marp
Frederica W. Cramer
E. WH. Winmelbaugh
Wy Ecksten
Arthur ‘J., Kreh
Agron R. Anders
In Charge of Dining Hall at Frederick Fair Grounds
Coffey of Baltimore will operate the large dining hall at the Frederick fair grounds. The management may add improvements including chairs to replace benches and seeks a higher standard. Coffey aims for an excellent menu and plans to host entertaining meals for out-of-town guests. Secretary C C Wahime received about 20 letters requesting space and other fair matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey
Baltimore
Frederick Fair
Ma Cortex
Fair Management
Cofvey
C. C. Wahime
Engineer Boardman Arrives for Frederick Water Meeting
Consulting engineer William H. Boardman inspected Frederick reservoirs and will discuss progress on water system improvements with Aldermen. He will stay for the regular Board meeting as work on laying new water mains continues and the city awaits completion of the pipe line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Boardman
Wiliam H. Boardman
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Boardman
Schell
Man in Montgomery County kills burglar. coroner clears Thomas
About two or three on Sunday morning three men attempted to break into the home of Richard Thomas near Spencerville in Montgomery County. Thomas fired through the door, then later found William Henry shot dead near the house, the bullet entering the forehead. A coroner's jury exonerated Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlovk
Richard Thomas
Spencerville
Mongomery County
Thomas
William Henry
Fort
Funeral Attendance Foreseen by Local Family
Due to the death of Mrs. James M Scharf sister in law of Mrs Lamar Rev and Mrs Lamar will be out of town for a few days to attend the funeral of Mrs Scharf in Taylor Harford county tomorrow at 2 pm Henry K C Fox awarded contract to furnish two hot air furnaces for All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church. The old boilers are being removed in preparation for the new installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
M. Scharf
H. ‘Lamar
Lamar
Scharf
Taylor
Harford County
Henry K. C. Fox
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Abattoir Project Nears Operation at Frederick City Plant
The Frederick City Abattoir Company reports major progress as an ice making plant is installed and the abattoir equipment readies for testing next month. Government inspectors have toured the facility, with recommendations noted but no orders issued yet. Manager B M Burroughs, currently under hospital treatment, is slated to oversee operations soon as the plant showcases extensive cement work and large investment in machinery and infrastructure.
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Frederick City
Oper
Bureau of Animal
United States
Witl
B. M. Burroughs
Washington
Sweater Coats and Dress Goods Display At Local Store
A garbled ad lists sweater coats, children's sweaters, and dress goods. It highlights open displays, new fabrics, two tone stripe silks, velvets, and a broad range of colors. Prices cited include $2.75 and 400 for outfits, with mentions of yard wide materials and fashion items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouda Amd
Hanover Fair Opens With Aerial Displays And Horse Exhibits
The Hanover event runs September 19 to 22 featuring trotting and pacing races, a monster midway, large poultry and fine horse and cattle exhibitions, and sensational free attractions including Walter Johnson the aviator slated for aeroplane flights on Wednesday and Thursday. Train 632 will reach Taneytown and Frasierick on respective evenings. Also advertised is a business course with opportunities for scholarships and a Frederick grocery stand for sale through Young & Staley real estate agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Monster Midway
Walter Johnson
Northern Central Railroad
Taneytown
Frasierick
Frederick City
Young & Staley
Frederick, Md
A Timely Suggestion For Comfort With Coal Heat
An advertisement urges use of a freater as an auxiliary to coal furnaces, promising added comfort in dining rooms living rooms bedrooms or baths when coal fire is low. Trial proves its value. Price two dollars ninety cents. Frederick Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gas & Elec. Co
Frederick County Farmers Exchange Potatoes Sale Notice
Classes resume for season Friday evening October 6 with an opening soiree at 8?30. Saturday at 4 PM Junior Class Armory West Shurche Street. Private instructions by Miss W M Ritchie in Frederick Maryland. Annual Fair Assembly Thursday evening October 19 at 9 o clock unless announced. Potatoes for sale by the Frederick County Farmers Exchange.
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Armory
West Shurchestreet
W. M. Ritchie
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick updates move cars and stone sale ads
Pending rack improvements on West Patrick Street will reroute all Valley Division cars via South Market and South Shop. FREDERICK RAILROAD GO announces for sale flat building stone crushed stone screenings and all sizes. TABLER LIME & STONE CO lists office at 120 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland. Dance tonight Braddock Frederick College opens 149th session September 12 offering courses in prep commercial music elocution and more with individual attention and dormitory boarding for day and evening sessions. L. K. KOONTZ named president.
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Patrick St
Valley Division
South Market & South Shpi
Frederick
Tabler Lime & Stone CO
East
Frederick, Md
Univ
Soerick College Academic Night School Reopens
Soerick College announces the reopening of its Academic Night School with courses mirroring day programs. Trained teachers and flexible hours align with student convenience at Turion Tow. Enroll now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soerick College
Turion Tow
Fall Millinery Show by Mrs E Payne Headlined
Display of Fall Millinery announces first showing of tailored hats and novel effects. Public invited. Sat Sept 23 1911 at Mrs E Paynes Millinery Parlor 25 BE Patrick Lu. For sale daily 15 to 20 tons of best quality ice in lots. Frederick City Abattoir Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
The Marvel Tonight and Local Market Peach Sale Notice
The notice lists The Marvel Tonight film reels and Thanhouser titles with admission prices. It also announces JW Ring opening a peach market at 7 West Second Street selling fresh peaches daily from Slyersville orchards through the season, with last excursion on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Second Street
Slyersville
Jacobs Makes Best Ascension Yet
Elmer Jacobs, Frederick's amateur aeronaut, conducted a balloon ascent at Molesworth field on the Georgetown pike. After filling the bag with gas, he rose about 209 feet before the gas ran short and the bag descended. A second try was halted when a spark burned a hole, releasing the gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jacobs
Frederick
Molesworth Field
Georgetown Pike
Jacobs
Republican committee organized in Frederick District
At a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee Frederick District members elected Benjamin Rosenour as chairman Charles Gray as secretary and Milliard Nusz as treasurer The headquarters will be set up over the Clingan harness store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Frederick
Benjamin Rosenour
Charles Gray
Milliard Nusz
Clingan
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W. L. Moore
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Fall
Peach Market
Sessio
Frederick College
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Maberly
C. Crum
A. G. Quynn & Co
Fourth St
Frederick and Vicinity
Mr. Moxley
Must Committee
K. of P
Park
Reno S. Harn
J. M. Cronenburz
C. H.kstein
Clay- Freti C. Ramsburg
Har N. Feaga
S. H. Bennett
Ernest L. Myers
George Twenty
George H. Wiener
J. R. T. Hamilton
Wiliam McC. Rhoderick
David Steiner
J. E. Phreeger
William South
Gharies Fh. Groff
New Abattoir
Citizens' National Bank
THE
Citizens’ National Bank
Prederick
Capital
JD. Baker
WM. G. Bana l Vic
Fi. D Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Aust
Geo. We. Swaira
Thos
A. Haluem
Joan S. Raasssuad
Daniel Baker
Wa. G. Baker
Conusy
M.D
C. M. Tupatas
U. B. Guin
D. FL Kefauver
Hangern Junan
J.C. Morrsa
J. D. Haren
New York
Joan D. Vendrigkson
Neidig & & Miller
CEEY
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Williamson's Drug Stor
TUE Rexall
Keller & Myers
Kismet
GEI. Myers, Keller & Myers
OW. Patrick St
City Hotel
Big Cone
Cramer & Stauffer
Ramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loane
Singanere
Parmrs
Montgomery Co
Frederick County
Rt Street
Itt
Frederick City Garage
Tlk
W. Patrick St
Nancing School
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Braddock
L. K. Koontz, Moa. Pres
Thanhouser
Black Cloud
Cro Boy
Debi
Republican Committee
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Nortel Market Street
Insurance
Fredericte
Fredenck
Liberty
New London
Tauare
Middletown Valley
Rocky Ridge
Rederick
Lewistown
New Market
Braddock Sleikhte
MocKaig
Montsomery Co
Charlesville
Munypovie
Frederick Jung
Frederic
Park Mills
Bronswick
Waoodsboro
Thermont
Mt. Airy
Aerera
Wrayville
Fréderick
Mt. Pleasant
Ijamsville
Wlamaville
Sencre
Lamgville
Deerfield
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Myersaville
Mountain Lang
Neher
Walkeravilla
Araby
Frederck
Poolesville
Montgomery
Meaunitsburg
Ladiesburg
Hansonville
Walkersville
Urac Jefferson
Greenslet
Thurmoent
Montgommery Co
Adamstown
Moone
Joan
Emmary
Brunswick
Ane
Middletown
Bethelang
Frederick Rar
Fredacre Erick
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Mid- Hetorra
Fred
Paul
Newspaper
Fadhive
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