Notable Births and Events in Early American History
The Daily News lists dates and figures from 1743 to 1800 including John Sevier born 1743, Isaac Hayne, Paul Jones naval victory, Black Friday 1800, and Charles Battell Loomis died 1901. Astronomical notes include Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars Saturn and the autumnal equinox with a Venus moon conjunction.
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John Sevier
King's Mountain
Isaac Hayne
Paul Jones
Richard
Exgieng
Wall Street
Charles Battell Loomis
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Washington
Court Rules Traction Engines On Roads No Major Damage
Frederick Circuit Court dismissed the state bid for injunctions against about a dozen traction engine owners using cleated wheels on state highways. The ruling found no substantial road damage and anticipated appeals, with the court noting the criminal law would not be enforced and most engines would operate with minimal impediment.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
State Roads Commission
Court of Appeals
The
Roads Commission
Harry Yonker
Allegany County
Good Roads Commission
H. (. Layton
New Market
Bowman Cashout
New London
George Kefauver
Burkittaville
John Horiie
Knoxville
Hamilton Shafer
O. T. Davis
Arthur Peddicord
Samuel
Molesworth
Mt .Airy
New Advertisements Today from The News
A crowded page lists rental notices at 420 E Second St and 045 G Edward Myers, sales and public sale notices from Lewis & Harp Trustees Bank and Fred Co Nat Bank, bargains from Frederick Saving Store, and upcoming events including California Exhibit and Empire Announcement. Also includes hospital guild restaurant for sale, men and salesmen wanted, and notices for peaches.
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Myers
Second St
Wreaeistipalan
Clinton St
South St
Lewis & Harp, Trustees
Fred. Co
Frederick Saving Store
New Fall
Thomas Kemp
Pee California
Neldiz & Miller
Hospiital Guild
L. E Stunkle
Peaches
A. Marino & Vazzano
Womizdl
Empire
City Opera, House
Woman Held Over Larceny Charge In Frederick County Jail
Mary Parker cotered is jailed in Frederick County awaiting grand jury action on charges of stealing a pocket book containing cash belonging to Miss Ruth Matter. Parker, employed at Singer Sewing Machine Co offices, allegedly removed the coin purse during cleaning duties and was found with unspent funds. Constable Deeter located her in a dry goods store as she made purchases. a hearing before Justice Anders followed.
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Mary Parker
Frederick
Ruth Matter
Mary
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Miss Matter
Deeter
Anders
Koontz seeks injunction to block Longs from farm title
William E. Koontz through attorneys Newman and Sebold files a bill in equity seeking a preliminary injunction to restrain Bruce F. Long and Claudius H. Long from acquiring title to a farm Koontz says he bought from the Longs’ father. An ejectment suit scheduled for trial soon aims to oust Koontz from the residence. Hearing set by Judge Urner for September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Koontz
Johns. Newman
Vincent Sebold
Equity
Bruce F. Long
Claudius H. Long
Urner
Stil At Large In Freerick Police Court Disappearance
Frederick authorities seek Tobe Stone who vanished from the police court last Saturday night while awaiting trial before Justice Anders. The sudden escape was as unexpected as any from the city’s police.
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Frederick
Tobe” Stone
Anders
Suit Against 8 and 6 in Baltimore and Ohio Rail Case
This afternoon in court the case of Victor Kaplan against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company for $1000 damages will be taken up. The suit is based on an alleged assault said to have been committed on the plaintiff by an employee of the defendant. H. Kieffer DeLauler represents Kaplan and John & Newmans the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kaplan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
H. Kieffer DeLauler
Kaplan
John & Newmans
Riding Deputy Named in Washington County
Sheriff Otto W. King of Washington County appoints Albert Crampton of Shampfurg as riding deputy sheriff to replace Edward Stonebraker, who has moved to a position on the Hagerstown street project.
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Sherif Otto W. King
Washington County
Albert Crampton
Shampfurg
Edward Stonebraker
Hagerstown Street
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Relief for Aches
A vintage notice touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for muscle pains rheumatism and sciatica. It claims effectiveness for tender and weak areas and notes sale through general merchants in the archive.
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Chamberlain
ty all _ open
More Republicans Register Than Democrats in Frederick
By today two o'clock 1501 voters had registered in Frederick city since statewide registration began. Democrats led yesterday but Republicans gained by 21 votes today. Precinct tallies show total registrations 696 Democrats 717 Republicans with a Prohibitionist in precinct four and Socialists in precinct five. Sixth precinct lists affiliations only through last night.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Prohibitioniat
Grand Rally at Middletown Home Coming Event
The closing Middletown Home Coming week featured a large rally of the Reformed Sunday school with about 400 on hand. Hon. M. G. Urner of Frederick delivered an impressive address. Emory L. Coblentz led the school. The day ended with a Harvest Home service at the church where Miss Anna B. Taft of New York gave a pleasing address.
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Middletown
Reformed Sunday School of
M. G. Urner
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
G. A. Snyter
Anna B. Taft
New York
No meeting of Frederick City Hospital Guild announced
Due to unavoidable circumstances there will be no meeting of the Frederick City Hospital Guild until October. Secretary A. Kate Gittinger issues the notice.
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Frederick City
Help wanted on Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
Advertisement seeks men for daily track work on the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co. Apply at the Superintendent's Office Patrick and Carroll Streets. Also notice on peaches from A Marino & Vazzano at S Market and Saints' Streets offering baskets priced from 23 to 40 cents for canning.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Patrick and Carrol Streets
A. Marino
Vazzano
S. Market
Saints’ Streets
Traveling salesman Gerald Ankers dies in hotel room
Gerald T. Ankers, a traveling salesman from Hagerstown representing Columbus firm Citizens Wholesale Supply, was found dead at the Arlington Hotel about 8 am. Dr J O Hendrix ruled organic heart disease superinduced by dengue fever from U S service in the Philippines. Ankers, Michigan native and University of Michigan graduate, had retired to his room after feeling ill yesterday afternoon. His wife and child reside in Hagerstown. funeral details via Undertaker Thomas P. Rice.
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Gerald T. Ankers
Jagoratown
Artington
Ankers
Frederck
Citizens’ Wholesale Supply Company
Columbus
Thomas B. Smith
Philippines
J. O. Hendrix
United States
Hagerstown
Willam H. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Fabian Posey
J. W. King
Mr. Ankers
Michigan
University of Michigan
Smith
New York City
Thomas P. Rice
Miss Frazee
Cumberland
TSP
Nan Frederick
Tax discount offered for September payments
A discount of 2 percent will be allowed on all taxes paid in September by order of Bradley T Nicodemus City Register.
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Bradley 'T
Nicodemus
City Register
Citibren National Bank of Frederick Report
Report of the condition of the Citibren National Bank of Frederick as of this period shows assets totaling several hundred thousand dollars. Cash items include reserves, loans, bonds and securities, and various banking balances across national and state institutions.
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Citibrens National Bane
Frederick
New Goods and Fabrics Debut in Autumn Line
John D Handrickson introduces new fashions and fabrics with autumn goods at the Express. Exclusive novelties, Armenian handmade items, colorful trimmings, and crepe fabrics fill the counters with prices and notes of stock and liabilities shown in a bank statement style.
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Haya
Cantal
Burplus
Hanks
Cldlen
United States
Little Shop displays offer quality fabrics and styles
J D Hendrickson and Neidig Miller advertise a bustling Little Shop with new lines and moderate prices. They tout Newert Wool Striped Salting and novelty coatings, inviting customers to see a big display and assuring exact items when hard to find elsewhere. Also promoting farm real estate listings, insurance, and local market notices with extensive property options around Frederick and surrounding counties.
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Frederick
City
State Road
Walkersville
Ferma
Ioan
Albaugh
Harrington
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L Wm. G. Zimmerman
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A. Leroy McCardele
Motary
Thomas H. Haller
D. E. Kefauver
P. L. Hargett
Marewood D. Harp
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Markwood D. Harp
John N. Clary
OX Fibre Brush Company
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Real Estate and Loans
W. N. Jolliffe
West Church St
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
J. Henry Schmidt
Frere's
Pearre's
F. G. Thomas & Bon
West Patrick ST
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Summer Millanert
Panama
D. Mante
South Market
Grayson
Mercer
Myersville
Les
Lana
People's Insurance Building
Church Sts
Harry G. Tritapor
Feagaville
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Creagerstoware Farm
Thurmont
T. Hickman
Doubs, MD
Railroad Station
Dowta
Stote
Point of Rocks
Washington, D. C
Samme
C. EB. Cline
M. L. Etchison
C. E. Cline
Citizens’ National Bask
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Braddock Ne
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Fredericg Acres
Teac
Aga Own
Arrow
Walke
Fredarick
Libertytown
Barnesville
Montgomery Coun
Adamstown
Woedabere
Brass
Pleasant
Patersville
Yellow
Comus
Jetecnom
Walker
LeGore's
Prederiog
New Mark
Monrovia
Unionville
Bartonsville
Johnsville
Rock
Park Milla
Frederish
Daysville
Frederiay
A Jadale
Woodsbero
Hyattatewh
New Mid
Alkeravilia
Mearevia
Betas
Keyan Acres
Mar
Os Acres
New Morrist
Freéertak
Barnesvilla
Court Street
Wor
Fraserton
Ee Geo. L. Cramer & Sons
Raepenic
Niwspapier
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