In American History September Recap Across 1777 1881
The Daily News notes pivotal events in American history on Sept 19. 1777 Bemis Heights near Saratoga saw British General Burgoyne defeated by Gates. 1881 James A. Garfield, the 20th U.S. president, died from a pistol wound. Astronomical mentions include evening stars Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars and morning Saturn with constellations Sagittarius Capricornus Aquarius spanning the southern sky.
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Bate
Bemis Heights
Saratoga
N. Y
Hargoyne
General Gates
Winchester
Sheridan
General Early
James Abram Garfeld
United States
Elberon
N. J
Guiteau
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Sagittarius
Capricornus
Aquertus
Local Businesses and Shops Named in City Listing
A compact listing shows numerous merchants and stores including McCardell's, Jolliffe The Busy Corner, Potts, Markey's, Jacobson's, Malone, Dorsey & Co, and The Empire among others. Mentions Waverly Brown, John N. Clary, and E. Beasman as figures in the scene with The News Office noted for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Merchandise Co
Thos
German Course In. Schools Instructors Meet To Standardize
In Frederick county a morning meeting of German high school instructors and Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer was held in the School Commissioners room to standardize the German course. The plan includes 10th grade beginners with selected tales and a two-year 11th grade sequence featuring Joynes Meissners, William Tell, and Im Vaterland across halves of the year.
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Frederick County
G. Lloyd Palmer
Catoctin Finishes Well in 2.24 Trot at Han Over Fair
Catoctin the bay gelding owned by Dr. R W Smith of Frederick ran the 2.24 trot at Han Over Fair yesterday, finishing 3 2 1 2 4 as Bell Bingen won the first two heats and Major Forrest led the fourth and fifth heats. The race ended by agreement of the drivers. Lieutenant Calvin Page of WA Navy, visiting, departs for Hot Springs Ark to enter a hospital after rheumatism treatment in China, the Philippines, San Francisco and Washington. Miss Ethel Vanfossen of Walkersville, daughter of Mrs. Mary Reddick and employee of Glade Valley Supply, is recovering from a bout of plomaine poisoning after eating canned salmon roe. Dr. J W Long attends.
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Catoctin
R. W. Smith
Frederick
Hanover Fair
Bell Bingen
Major Forrest
Calvin Page
Navy
Dudley Page
Hot Springs
Ark
Page
China
Philippines
San Francisco
Washington
Ethel Vanfossen
Walkersville
Mary Reddick
Glade Valley Supply Company
Boyne's Finger Not Adly Hurt
Gun Boyne first baseman in Frederick Trilty team sustained a cut finger at Ox-Fibre Brush works on Thursday. The accident was slight and will not interfere with Boyne's playing in the future.
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Gun” Boyne
Frederick Trilty
Boyne
Court orders Pennell to pay $19,122.95 judgment
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Trenton New Jersey orders John F Pennell to pay $19,122.95 to George J Hendrickson trustee to satisfy the judgment of EL Cooper Wills of Frederick regarding the case involving John F Pennell.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Trenton
New Jersey
John Reet
John F. Pennell
George J. Hendrickson
EL Cooper Wills
Frederick
John F. Pennel
Man Found Dead In Va., Hunter Drowns In Potomac
William H. Hunter of Luck etts Va aged about 63 was found drowned in the Potomac near Licksville after attempting to cross the river from Frederick. He was last seen after returning from Frederick and riding the train to Tuscarora. His body found in two feet of water face downward. inquest deemed death accidental. He leaves a wife and several daughters.
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Lucketts
Frederick
Wm. H. Hunter
Potomac River
Licksville
Mr. Hunter
Virginia
Potomac
Maryland
A. L. Derry
Tuscarora
Edward Barnhouse
Andrew Athey
Conard
Hunter
Hunor
Faban Posey
Sherif
Posey
C. B. Stone
Liberty
Smith
John Webb
Point of Rocks
Richard Thomas
Doubs
Addison Painter
William Fry
Nellie Hunter
Rose Hunter
Washington
Local Shop Offers Bargains Amid Fall Millinery Display
A Busy Corner window shows deeply discounted goods from Babbitt soap to wrapping cord and fountain pens with a Fall Millinery Display announced for September 19 at Payne's Millinery Parlor, 23 East Patrick Street, alongside news of a serious elevator accident at a Market Street clothing store involving Abe Rosenour.
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Payne's Millinery
East Patrick Street
Abe Rosenour
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Rosenour
Saturday Special and Public Notices in Frederick
A crowded page lists a Saturday special menu with Box of Chocolates at 10 and 20 cents, McCardell’s Frozen Cream flavors, and farm sale details at Castle farm gate on September 26. Also advertised are Swift’s hams at 20 cents per pound and tax payment discounts, a market stall sale October 3, notices for proposals and public sales, and various local business promotions.
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Castle Farm
Court House
Frederick
J. Henry Schmidt
Pure Homemade Candy Advertisement
Local shopkeeper H. L. Ebert advertises pure homemade candy at 20 cents a pound. Located at the corner of Fifth and Market streets.
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H. L. Ebert
Corner Fifth and Market
Pearree's Pharmacy Ad Reminds on Prompt Remedies
Pearree's Pharmacy emphasizes purity and freshness of remedies and prompt delivery. The drug store at 18 S Market St offers complete stock and organized service for care and dispatch of orders. It also lists various treatments and a guarantee by Vearte's Moers Pharmacy.
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the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market St
Vearte
Moers
Cit izens National Bank Report of Condition
Bank statement with assets and liabilities lists securities, reserves, loans, and deposits. It notes overdrafts, bonds, cash items, legal tender, and miscellaneous assets, alongside a New Fashion sale/ad insert featuring fabrics, trims, and accessories from J. D. Hendrickson.
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HAWKN
Hank
U. Treasurer
Csvceeen
Neidig and Miller Bank Statement Sworn To
A Maryland Frederick county document records that Wm G Zimmerman swears the bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. The oath is dated September 16, 1914, and notarized by A LeRoy McCandell with directors Thom as H Hall er, D Ek Kefauver, and B P L H Ang ett noted.
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Cee Baroeote
Maryland
Frederick
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Zimme
Leroy McCcandell
Maekwood D Harp Real Estate and New Goods Display
Maekwood D Harp advertises a large window showing new silks and wool dress goods with prices from 0 to 3.50 per yard. Cites a broad real estate listing with 110 farms, 20 to 350 acre properties, city lots, and loans and insurance. Also notes office in Frederick Maryland with extensive farm and property offers and contact details.
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Ronan
New York
Frederick
City
Real Esata
Ehr
Clty
Albaugh & Harrington
Ton. Market St
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the Daily News
Bpacist
the News
United States Weather Bureau
NEW Advertis
Aggate
Pocketbook
Mulli Teal Estate
E. Beasman
Thos. H. ‘Hallet
Hot Springs, Ark
Henry Hunter
Enmac
Lucketts, Va
Lic
Toltet Bay
Motion Picture Book
Ladies’ Home Journal
Colgate
Deak
Kodak Pictures
Mr. Regenour
Mr. Rosenour
Ira J. McCurdy
M'Cardell's
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church St
McCardell
Swift
Fifth and
Market Streets
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Allen G. Quynn
OX Fibre Brush Company
Samuel J. Wargett
Board of County Commissioners
Monterue
Dail
J. W. Iolter
Prealent
Attorney Weinberg
State
Good Roads Commission
Circuit Court
Hammond Urner
Glenn R. Worthington
The
Roads Commission
Hero
J. Windsor Willams
T. Davis
B. Cashour
Pathe
H. Ropp
State Road
Braddock
Leo’ Weinberg
Stoner and Weilnberg
Leon R. Greenabaum
Baltimore
Congress Hall Hotel Company
Arthur English
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre’s
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens Nativonal Bank
UF Frederick
Maeylend
Ayrelane
Duniness
Kresourcee
Louua
Liscounts
U.K
Hawke Bonns
National
Btale
Yanks
Bunkers
Bavinka Ceeeee Eee Dua
Cone Tent
Tiaaneen
John D. Hendrickson
New Goode
Expresa
Christmas Vandkercubefs
Loon Sk Sochye
Savings Banka
Ses Postal Savings Deposity
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Thomas H.' Haller
D. EK. Kefauver
BP. L. Hangett
Maekwood D. Harp
Markwood D. Harp
John N. Clary
and Insurance
Real Estate and Loans
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
New Market
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick
Grayson
Mercer
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Ma
Myeraville
People's Insurance
Church Sts
G. Tritapoe
Feaga Ville
Dimite
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Feagaville
Woodaboro
Caer
Croageratown
Thurmont
T. Hickman
Doubs, MD
Panama
B. R
D. Mantz
South Markettreet
Doube Md
KL &Oqrr
D.C
Thickman
Dovada
Doubé
Funeral Directos
B. Cline
M. L. Etchison
C. E. Cline
Citizens’ National Bask
Frederick, Md
Residence
Braddock No. 40
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Staley
Golies
Adame Own
Frederiat
Libertytown
Barnesville
Wentwency County
Adamstown
Fredericl
State Bom
Bartholowa
Union Bridge
Woodabers
Mt. Airy
Electric Road
Derryek
Wood
Comun
Key-Mar
Poagaville
Jeffereon
Willie
LeGore
Fredericks
Monroyia
Fateraville
Zellow Boriea
Wordsbers
Urbana
Adamtown
Middletown
Unionville
Bartonsville
Johnsville
Rocky Ridge
Woodsboro
Park Mills
Black's Mill
Mt. Plcarant
Wondebece
Loy's Station
Creageratown
Point of Rocka
Bords
Fredert
Walkerarille
ADF
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Curach
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