1097 Treaty of Ryswick and early 18th century events
A compact snapshot recalls the 1697 Treaty of Ryswick uniting France with England Spain and the Netherlands and confirming William of Orange as king of Great Britain and Ireland while restoring territories to Spain and Germany Strassburg and Alsace changes noted A 1706 New York blaze destroyed 500 buildings along the Hudson River west side A 1820 poet Joseph Rodman Drake dies born 1795 A 1911 Canada rejects reciprocal trade with the United States Astronomical notes list evening stars Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars and Saturn with Jupiter described as very bright.
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Ryswick
France
England
Spain
Holland
Louis Iiv
William of Orange
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Strassburg
Alsace
New York City
Hudson
West Side
Joseph Rodman Drake
Canada
United States
New Advertisements Today In Hagerstown Empire Theater
A collage of local ads lists shows and performances at the Empire Diamond from the Sky The Marvel The Stolen Wil Opera House When a Woman Loves Now in the Time Hygeia Ice Co For Rent 239 S Market St Salesmen Wanted T F Allison Notice Music Pupils Hood College Millinery Payne Millinery Parlor Chicken Corn Soup U B Sacral Farm Hand Wanted Thomas Altman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Sacral
Thomas Altman
Sick List Reflects Local Residents’ Health
Among the sick list, Joseph Hamilton of East Church Street and Mrs. Dawnon Flock of Myersville are noted as ill. Miss Mintie Wallace at City Hospital improves after an arm injury. Mrs. G. Jacob Buckey and Lester Grumbine remain housebound. Mary-Mants-Gittiger shows progress after surgery at City Hospital. Mrs. Welter-Zeigler returns home improved after treatment at City Hospital.
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Joseph Hamilton
East Churc Street
Dawnon Flock
Myersville
Mintie Wallace
City Hospital
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Lester Grumbine
East Patrick Street
Mary
Mary--Mants
Missing patient Tom Brengle at Montevue Hospital
Thomas Brengle, recently committed to Montevue Hospital after a suicide attempt at his North Market street home, asked to walk from the ward last Tuesday and has not been heard from. Frederick inquiries failed and searches were abandoned as officials note his neck wound is nearly healed and his family has moved to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brengle
Montevue Hospital
North Market Street
Frederick
Brengle
Baltimore
City
Brief items of interest from the era
It notes increased currency needs from Treasury and mentions a new GOP committee in Washington with J Frank Ridenour as chairman. Also reports Carroll County election costs, funds from nominations, a hand injury to Ernest Lipps, and the Myersville telephone exchange move with a new operator joining Burhi Dubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni‘ea States
New Republican Central
Washington
J. Frank Ridenour
Charles W. Harman
Charles A. Ritchey
Walter Stouffer
Abner B. Bingham
Abraham C. Strite
Myersville
Frederick correspondent named for Baltimore Sun
Sun Correspondent vw reports Scholi Hershperzer has been appointed Frederick correspondent for the Baltimore Sun replacing the resigned Harry E Chapline. The scene includes a military quip about stew and a private’s complaint about the cook, reflecting a wartime humor tone.
Auto Demolishes 2 Huckster Wagons
Thomas M. Mason of Hagerstown driver of a five passenger Crawford auto faced a hearing before Justice Posey. Mason and Buck Wilson were arrested. Wilson escaped. Mason fined $50 for the double accident on the Hagerstown pike near Middletown, two wagons destroyed and produce scattered. No serious injuries reported though several occupants were thrown to the ground. The car and wagons remained at the scene awaiting settlement.
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Hagerstown Pike
Middletown
Thomas M Mason
Hagerstown
Mason
Buck” Wilson
J. Edgar Lanner
Valley Hotel
Wilson
W. A. Jones
South Mountain
Edgar Jones
Jones
Elect Chairman Saturday at Democratic meeting
A call is issued for a Democratic County Central Committee meeting Saturday morning in the Masonic Hall West Church Street. A new chairman will be elected to replace Col. E. Austin Baughman, with D. Columbus Kemp reportedly acceptable to all factions, suggesting the contest may be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Masonic Hall
West Church Street
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Frederick
D. Columbus Kemp
County awards walk bridge contract to Charles Smith
County commissioners decide all future bridges with spans of 30 feet or less shall be concrete to increase longevity and service. The contract to build a concrete bridge over a small stream near Walkersville has been awarded to Charles Smith.
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Walkersville
Charles Smith
Hymeneal Engagements and Local Marriages
Laytonsville Md Mrs G Samuel Haines announces the engagement of daughter Ruth Marjorie Hawkins of Dr Chariton Rid to be wed late October. Linwood Payne and Daisy Lovellsville Va wed recently in Baltimore by Rev U S Rupp. William L Rorkholder 22 Brunswick and Louisa Q Rockville receive license. Mrs Matilda Palmer mother of Superintendent Lind Palmer remains in Lewistown in poor health.
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Mirs
G. Samuel Haines
Laytonsville, Md
Ruth Marjorie
J. Exnect Hawkins
Dr.chison, Rid
Payne
Fry
Linwood
Miss Dace I
Lovellsville, Va
Ulysses S . Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Westerntay
William L Rorkholder
Brunswick
Louisa QO
Rockville
Matilda C Palmer
Lind Palmer
Hom
Lewistown
Runaway Lineman Traces Son After Navy Escape
Frederick authorities report five youths including 16 year old Wallace ran away Saturday evening to join the United States Navy. George Wallace, a city lineman, left Frederick for Baltimore to help locate his son. Card from Chester, Pa, hints Wallace may be headed to navy recruiting stations. Parents fear loss of their boys all under 17 with no definite whereabouts as inquiries continue.
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Iasson
Frederick
United States Navy
George Wallace
Baltimore
Chester
Wallace
Navy
Lewis
Charles Wickless
Wilbur Morgan
Thomis
229 Acre Farm Sold Near Creagerstown
Freder ick county real estate agent Markwood D Harp announces the sale of the Cal Ogle place, a 229 acre stock farm near Creagerstown. Purchasers are Frank M Stevens and Harman L Gaver. price likely between 12000 and 15000 dollars. Property features a stone residence and large barn. tenant John Hubbard to be stocked next spring. Also notes election registration books distribution Saturday at the Supervisors office in the Court House.
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Markwood D. Harp
Frederick County
Cal” Ogle
Creageratown
Frank M Stevene
Harman L. Gaver
Board of County Commissioners
L C. Ogle
Aeres
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Walkeraville
Monrofarm
Hansonville
New Market
Fred
Clos
Monrovia
Jefferson
Ladivabure
Yellow Springs
Hood's Mills
Rockville
Virginia
Brunswick
Mt. Pleasant
Huckayastown
Woolsboro
Frederfarme Road
Harmony Grove
Bear Park Mills
Bear Mt
Bear Creageratown
Woodabero
Peteraville
Park Mills
Remington the Sinter Company
Bulldera O
Remington
Smith Premier & Monarch Machines
North Market Street
Warfield Men Bolt at Howard County Democratic Convention
Delegates from Warfield and eight Warfield factionalists withdrew from the Howard County Democratic County Convention in Ellicot City after John F. Malley was nominated for Clerk of the Circuit Court, the pre primary clash centering on him.
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Warfield
Bolt
Howard Country
Court House
Ellicott City
John F. O. Malley
Local notices mix Chicken Corn Soup and millinery event
Local church market and social bore a combined notice listing Chicken Corn Soup available at the United Brethren Church on West Second Street Saturday with home delivery options and phone orders. Also announces PAYES MILLINERY PARLOR season opening on Sept 23 and a Saturday sale featuring cakes, bread, rolls, ice cream supsper and a country market with butter eggs vegetables and produce.
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U. B
West Second Street
United Brethren Market
Braddock Heights Mosquito Crusade Planned With Officials
A Porch Club meeting at Tyson Cottage named a committee to work with Dr Ralph Browning and county health officials on a mosquito clean up for Braddock Heights. The effort aims to make the mountain resort cleaner and more attractive next season and curb breeding sites to prevent pests this summer. Despite good weather, many residents remain on the mountain with real estate inquiries and reservations for next summer.
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Premittee
Heights of Pesta
Braddock Heights
Porch Club
Tyson Cottage
Ralph Browning
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Maryland
Dr. Browning
Hammond Tiner
John W. Poole
Gerson Rosenour
Browning
Hood College Conservatory enrollment opens tomorrow
Pupils may enroll in the Hood College Taugic department at the Conservatory office East Hall tomorrow. Several advertisements run for millinery openings and displays by Mantz and D L Kefauver. Public sale notices, farm listings, and local business promotions appear alongside community notices and seasonal schedules.
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Taugic
Hood College
Conservatory
Eaat Hall
Rich plaid fabrics arrive for dress or waist
In New York, a buyer showcases a large showing of rich plaid fabrics. The latest arrivals include the prettiest sike for dress or waist with superb quality and rich tones. 26 inches wide, priced at 1.00 per yard.
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New York
Fall crepe de chine sale and wool sweater coats from Hood College banners
A fragmented advertisement lists 40 inch crepe de chine at 1.60 a yard in colors such as race, peach, apricot, sapphire blue, red, and black plus white, with remarks on washability and dyeing. It also notes Hood College banners, several Baker and Zimmerman officers, and a sale emphasis on fine wool sweaters for men, women, and children at moderate prices.
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Hood College
Unclear land parcels listed near towns and schools
A fragmented OCR reads like a land inventory with numerous acreages and locations such as near Red Hill school Bethe U5 acres near Park Tins near Jefferson Walkeraville Utica Monrovia New Mar dentean Monrovia and others. The text ends with an insurance office address at 31 Court Street.
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Red Hill School Hau
Bethe
Pearl
Ian
Brunswick
Fulmer
Staton
T Lang
Monrovia
Weis
Calles
Ishd
Walkeraville
Myer le LeGore
New Mar
Dentean
Jana Nese
Geasaville
Jena
Boer Brasswies
Frederick
Iaimear Yellow Prings
Woodeboro
Tana
Carey
Lama
Point Ee
Saar
New
Bainse
Walkers- EL Qaa
Wootysboro
Walkers
Fulwer
Lapdt
Braaéeck
Ene
Peterevilie
Gia
Willie Fae
Frederick Boyds
Went
Harmony
Rootebere
Lana
Feagaville
Liberty
Feagavills
Barnesvill
Mear Manor
Svar Middletown
Fang Seat
New Market
Sores Acres
Potts and Griffin Real Estate for Sale on Market and Second
Attractive three story building and lot at the northeast corner of Market and Second streets. 36 by 64 percent feet with a 9 foot driveway and east alley garage. Renovated with stucco exterior and five bow windows. Large concrete cellar, store rooms, three small first floor rooms, two four room flats on second floor with baths, kitchens, electricity, and porch on third floor. Ideal for business use, ready for modern improvements and fire insurance quotes.
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the Daily News
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
the News
United States Weather Bureau
Tom” Brengle
Montevue
Carroll
Carroll County
Mas
Ernest Lipps
AUTO
Thomas M. Manon
Justice Posey
Posey
Stevens and
Gaver Bay
Payxes
Braddock
N. R and D Mantz
NOR & D Mantz
South Market St
Reno S. Crum
Kemp Hall
Cor
Patrick St
Zella Summers
L Kefauver
Pri Ieack, Md
Seacon
Albaugh & Harrington
Vienry Schmidt
Anicodemus
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church
Frederick, MD
Adie
M. Boone
N. Bente Street
Acre Farm
Winchester Way
Peteres
Predrick County Farm
Predecick
Mer Cramer
Stauefie Lee
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
J.D. Bareir
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Jobn
Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
CC. H. Conley
M. Thomas
L. Hargett
D. BE. Kefauver
Jobt
Newman
Thos. H."haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J D. Baker
John D. Hendrickbon
Neidig & Miller
Fortable
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas F. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
Court Street
Jen
Potts & Griffin
Real Ettats
LOANA
Court ST
Neur
Sain
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