In American History Sept 28 1781 Yorktown entrenchments begun
The Daily News lists events from history with entries for 1781 Washington’s army beginning entrenchments before York Town, 1808 death of Thomas Francis Bayard, 1910 death of Rear Admiral Charles T. Roelker, and an astronomical note describing visible planets and Cygnus near 7 p.m.
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Washington
Unee
Yorktown
Thomas Francis Bayard
Great Britain
Cleveland
Charles T. Roelker
Man Uses Name of Mrs. Miller to Steal Hats
A well dressed man claimed to buy hats for Mrs. J. Marshall Miller of North Market Street and fled Frederick with three ladies hats valued at about $10 from Donald's millinery on Sommer Church and Market Streets. He spoke to clerk Amelia Yost using real names, was about 5 feet 6 inches, and disappeared after taking the hats. Sheriff and Detective Tritappe were alerted but the thief's whereabouts remain unknown. Mrs. Miller denies knowing the man and had not authorized any purchase.
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Miss Yost
Mrs. Miller
North Market Street
Market Street
New City Fireman Engrained At City Electric Plant
Elmer Pettingall, sworn in by Mayor Fraley this morning, fills the vacancy created by Samuel Abrecht’s resignation after more than ten years of service. Pettingall begins duties at the electric plant today.
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Elmer Pettingall
Fraley
Pettingall
Samuel Abrecht
Bicycle Cop For City in Frederick Officials Silent
Frederick city has long kept a bicycle police officer, Officer Filby, patrolling from the Square Corner. Officials say he does not use the wheel, though the public remains unaware of his presence.
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Frederick
Filby
Elected Pastor Hartman to Lead Middletown Lutheran
Rev. William A. Hartman, pastor of Grace Lutheran in Pittsburgh, was unanimously elected pastor of Middletown Lutheran Church to succeed Rev. J. W. Gentzier. Hartman has served in the ministry for 15 years. Thieves Took Jardinieres from Rockwell Terrace Porches. Brass jardinieres were stolen from C. A. Castle and George A. Dean’s porches on Saturday night. one valued at $5. Buggy Theft and Theft Attempts in Market Space. Walter Crommitt reports frequent theft or damage to his buggy and harness when leaving his team in Market Space near Frederick. police notified.
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William A. Hartman
Grace Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
Middletown Lutheran Church
J. W. Gentzier
Hartman
Jardinieres
C. A. Castle
George A. Dean
Rockwell Terrace
Walter Crommitt
Frederick
Wills Case Against Cramer Ends In Defendant Victory
The jury returned a verdict for Frederick W. Cramer in the $2,000 suit by E. Cooper Wills over alleged stock transaction funds tied to a $69,000 converter claim. Wills argued Cramer owed him money from a check related to Morris Iron and Steel. The decision may affect Wills cases against other Morris directors. A Hood Estate suit followed, with 39 witnesses named for the damages claim amid hard-fought expectations. The injured freight conductor Haller was sent home after a broken rib and bruises.
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E. Cooper Wills
Frederick W. Cramer
Mr. Wills
Morris Iron and Steel Company
Cramer
Wills
Ag & Corporation
Laura Scho
Abram Kemp Keefer
Jacob Rohrback
Margaret E. S. Hood
Emory L. Coblentz
Milton G. Urner
Stoner
Weinberg
Reno
Lewis Scholl
Miss Lantz
Mamie Greenwalt
Xbelx
Edward Hall
J. William Engle
John Gray
Hamilton Geisbert
Roger Hood Geisbert
George Albaugh
George Smith
Fannie Noonan
Augusta Lantz
Helen Hersperger
Joseph H. Apple
Williiam M. Rhoderick
Eugene S Ponseller
Thomas W. Clarke
David Cramer
William C. Cramer
Martha McClelland
George W. Albaugh
William Brown
T. B. Johnson
Miss Nels
Anna Mary Albert
Lillie Schroeder
Vailie £. Shank
Baseball Meeting Postponed By Tri City Officials
The Tri City League baseball meeting of officials was postponed on Saturday due to vice president J W Jamison Jr being in Baltimore on business The meeting will be held tomorrow night in Hagerstown per President Baughman Also includes an unrelated testimonial about Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and a local druggist advert.
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J. W. Jamison, Jr
Baltimore
Baughman
Hagerstown
Frederick Now Without Official Dog Catcher
Ephraim Eyler resigns as Frederick dog catcher and joins Mr Harvey Martz's beer bottling house. Mayor Fraley received the notice but has yet to appoint a successor. Billy Hopwood will fill duties temporarily. Eyler cites lack of support and public mockery as factors in his departure. he recalls many police court cases during his tenure.
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Ephraim Eyler
Fraley
Harvey Martz
Efe
Billy Hopwood
Eyler
Frederick
Universal film company photographs Brunswick schoolchildren
A Universal Motion Picture Company representative visited Brunswick and photographed each school class. The footage will be shown as a single film at the Imperial Theatre. The company is also filming near Harper's Ferry and plans to stay in the area for several weeks.
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Universal Motion Picture Company
Brunswick
Imperial Theatre
Universal Company
Harper's Ferry
New Winter Schedule Delivers Smooth First Day For Railroad
Superintendent R. Paul Smith of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad reports the new winter schedule, put into effect yesterday, worked very satisfactorily on its first day with no trouble observed.
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R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown and
Local notices and sales from Frederick Md area
Local items announce W C T U meeting canceled and sewing school reopening October 3. An ad lists empty whisky barrels for sale and a carload arrival. Victor Records at Hipley’s Temple of Fancy. Prof Stauffer will host Dancing and Aesthetic Culture classes October 1 Kemp Hall 3 to 6 pm. Millinery fall opening at Mantz Market St. A 360 acre farm for sale near Mt Airy at 4500 per acre due to owner illness. contact Real Estate Agent EL Frederick Church St Frederick Md.
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Mt. Airy
Men Wanted for Daily Work on Hagerstown Frederick Railway
Job notice seeking 15 men for daily track work on the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co. Apply at the Superintendent's Office Patrick and Carroll Streets. A 2 percent discount on fares paid in September. By order of Bradley T. Nicodemus City Register. Marketmen alert. Annual sale of Stands and Stalls set for Saturday October 2 at 8 am. Henry Schmidt Market Master.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
Henry Schmidt
Grand Jury Hears 196 Cases In 18 Days Endorses Roads Fight
Frederick County September Grand Jury completed an 18 day term with 196 cases reviewed, 78 presentments and indictments found, 118 dismissed, and calls for magistrates to dispose cases. It condemns witness coaching and urges law enforcement against speeding and minors’ liquor. The jury endorses the Court on the roads fight and notes need for stenographer. Jail and Montevue reports show inmate totals and staff commendations.
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Frederick County
Court House
All Saints’ Street
Mortevur
Rice
Coward
Montevue
Olin W. Rice
Dixon's Cash Market Winter Soft Coal Offer
Dixon's Cash Market advertises winter supply of soft coal sold by the long ton with phone contact 108R. It emphasizes prompt service and complete stock for timely delivery of remedies and care products, highlighting purity and freshness as key factors.
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Dixon’s
Tourist kit claim lacks essential bottle of crobiac
A quirky notice describes a travel kit missing a bottle of crobiac and lists ailments from insect bites to sore muscles and tired feet. It claims a remedy is available at Poarmws Pharmacy and promises surprising relief.
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Poarmws Pharmacy
Autumn and Winter Suits at Frederick Store Sale
In Frederick Maryland the local shop proclaims autumn and winter suits at striking prices with exclusive one of a kind models from $15 to $48, plus children’s coats, skirts, and fabric lines offered below usual costs. The ad touts a broad inventory and reports strong savings on men’s and women’s tailoring at home.
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Frederick
Henson
Conta
Neidig and Miller Sweater Coats Offer Latest Styles
Neidig and Miller announce ladies wool sweater coats in red gray blue tan white and black with special numbers at 1 98 2 60 and 3 25. Children's sweaters in multiple sizes and warm underwear for all ages plus new school gloves. Girdle and hair ribbons Roman striped band laces and linen collar and cuff sets for coat suits priced at 60 cents per set.
Real estate list offers 110 farms in Frederick County
Real estate agents advertise a list of 110 farms across Frederick County with options from 3 to 60 acres up to 200 acres and more, plus town properties on every street. They promise to source farms not listed and invite callers to specify preferences.
Frederick County Real Estate Offers Multiple Farms and Homes
John N Clary and T. Hickman real estate agents list numerous farms and improved properties for sale near Frederick, Mt Pleasant, Fred, New Market, Walkersville, Creagerstown, Thurmont, and surrounding areas. Includes 19 to 213 acre farms, 146 acre elegant farm, city lots, and mortgage lending with office in the People's Insurance Building.
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City
Walkersville
Schents
Windastorm
Albaugh & Harringto
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
New Market
Harry Q. Tritapoe
Feagaville
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Grayson H. Staley
Sal
Adaing
Own
Libertytown
Ontgomery County
Barnesville
Adamstown
State Reed
Union Bridge
Woodshoro
Mt. Airy
Electric Road
Rtern
Fredericks
Pateravilis
Springs
Cotmus
Key-Mar
Jefereen
Wile
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