Daily History Notes From Ancient Marathon To Civil War Echoes
A condensed list of historical events and figures including the Marathon Greek victory over a vastly larger force, General Washington's army defenses before Yorktown, and Thomas Francis Bayard’s death. Also notes on North Front fighting in France with no decisive result and a short astronomical outlook listing visible planets and constellations for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Marathon
Bhim
Washington
York
Besan
Thomas Francis Bayard
Great Brita
Cleveland
France
Notice of Various Advertisements and Sales
A scanned desk of public notices and ads includes executor, creditors, rental, and sale notices. Mentions McKinney executor, W L Smith for rent at 144 Wo Patrick St, Mrs D M Culler for sale, Victor Victrolas, M D Harp trustee, Busy Corner Shipters Temple of Fancy, Markwood D Harp, discount notices, A A Nicodemus city reg, and items like The Marvel Valor's Reward Empire Diamond From The Sky and tax free mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney Executor
Green Man
W.L. Smith
Patrick St
Eseaee
D. M. Culler
Shipter's Temple of Fancy
Markwood D. Harp Ch
FL Ray, Co
Markwood D. Harp
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick News
Dr. Harry C. Griffith of New York City died suddenly aged unknown. survived by sisters Mrs. Boutson Mrs. Birk and Mrs. Schuetz and brother Edwin Jr Griffith. Funeral held at Mt. Oliver cemetery led by L Shipley. Mrs Hannah Hood died September 14 near Woodville aged 87 21 with service at Prospect Church. Naomi Haller Biggs daughter of Charles and Alice Biggs died in Pittsburgh. body to Frederick for funeral at 3 PM Wednesday from grandfather Henry W. Haller’s home. Schroe der in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Griffith
New York City
Baltimore
New York
J. H. Boutson
J. E. Birk
City
Wim. Schuetz
Charlestown
W. Va
Edwin Jr. Griffith
Frede
Northern Central
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
L. Shipley
Ale Buckeystown
Hannah Hood
Franna Hood
John Hood
Cora Welsh
Woodville
Prospect Church
Ely
Duby
Cemelery
Hood
Naomi Haller Biggs
Naomi Hatller Biggs
Charles and
Alice Biggs
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Henry W. Haller
Market Street
Fr Schraeder
Funeral notices for Remeburs and Viner in Jefferson area
Funeral of George Edward Remeburs 49 died in Thermopolis Wyoming held at 2 pm from Millard F. Culler’s Jefferson home with Rev George L Uhler officiating. Interment Lutheran cemetery Jefferson. Pallbearers named. Also funeral for Calin Summerfield Viner held at Unionville Ling anore MLFE church with pallbearers and interment in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Remeburs
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Inlaw
Millard F. Culler
Jefferson
Samuel M. Culler
Israel Fo Virtz
Milton G. Rice
Maurice J. Dade
Daniel S. Silagie
William N. Shaff
George L. Uhler
Ro Euiausen
Remsbert
Io Bright
Asa
Nebraska
Morran R
Jefferson, Emery
Lizzie Remsberg
Jeferson
Calin Summerfield
Viner
Lome
Unionville
Icelork
Linganore Mlfe
Joseph Taylor
Robert Norris Wiliam Vo Raker
George Naree
Bacard Devilbiss
Clarence Lindsay
Frank Shriner
Union Bridge
Brunswick Court Trials Assault on Wool Theft and Chicken Case
A Brunswick court held a mixed docket with Ellen Beatty found guilty of stealing 150 pounds of wool from Patterson Brothers in Emmitsburg. Pleas of not guilty were entered for receiving stolen goods by Ellen and her son Albert Beatty. Albert and another suspect Elfen were acquitted in related larceny cases. The trial touched on chicken thefts and desertion, with various defendants and counsel named amid witness evasions and courtroom interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Beatty
Patterson Brothers
Emmitsburg
Urner, Worthington
Peter
Ellen
Albert
Albert Beatty
Elfen
Leo Weinberg
Gertrude Whims
Albert Patterson
Beatty Place
Albert Campbell
Brunswick
Edwardd Johnson
Charles Spriggs
C. E. Miers
Knoxville
Runkles
Lawrence Cooper
Frederick
Edward S. Nelaplalne
Hr. Hanson Manishy
Mr. Delaplaine
Scarcity of labor stalls Fishing Creek pipeline work
The Brady Brothers Frostburg contract for the Fishing Creek pipeline is hindered by a labor shortage. Of the required over two miles of excavation and pipe laying, only about 4050 feet of digging and 2400 feet of pipe have been completed. Brady called for fifty workers, but turnout was very low, as many laborers are tied to farm work amid claims of scarce help and hard times in Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek
Brady Brothers
Frostburg
Brady
Freder
Jek
Among the Sick Mire A Kemp Keefer
Mire. A Kemp Keefer of West Second Street is undergoing treatment at City Hospital as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Kemp Keefer
West Second Street
The
City Hospital
Slander suit filed by Roanett against Calvin Farmerman
Local page notes a slander lawsuit filed by Josh VY Roanett through Atthor nh Wizard against Calvin Farmerman. The item also reports two Thurmont men James Mooniaves and William Carhaugh pleading guilty yesterday afternoon to selling illegal liquor, with wording obscured in the OCR. The notice promotes Shipley’s Temple of Fancy sales and city tax discount timing, mentioning sale dates and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh VY Roanett
Throngh Atthor Nh
Calvin
James Mooniaves
William Carhaugh
Thurmont
Walam Stalinyi
Adamatuwa
Court actions yesterday yield forfeit pail and warrants
In a rash of petty crime cases, defendants faced varied outcomes. Robert Waking pled guilty to stealing city lead and received suspended sentence. Leo Weinberg stood as counter. Alexander Howie found not guilty. Samuel Carrol pled guilty to butter theft with attorney H Dursey Eichison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asnet
Robert
Cater Hoon
Meederlek
Sugperd Jed
Leo Weinberg
Tig Counret
Lesander Howie
H. Dursey Eichison
Sanuel Carrol
Yesterdas Ni Gerhoun
Traman
Inspecting H. and F. Lines in Frederick by Visiting Delegation
A party from Baltimore and New York arrived in Frederick for a two day inspection of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway properties. They visited car barns and shops, then proceeded to Hagerstown with side trips to Jefferson and Roonsbere. The group includes W. Bladen Lowndes and H. Holzapfel Jr., with officials M. A. Pooler and engineers from Sanderson and Porter among those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
W. Bladen Lowndes
Fidelity Trust Company
T. Edward Hambleton
Hambleton and Co
H. H. Porter
Mr. Wessel
Sanderson and Porter
New York
Messrs. Caples and Stewart
Western Maryland Railway Passenger Department
Messrs
Pitzer
Scott and Mullaney
H. and F
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
M. A Pooler
Valued Tires Lost By Knoxville Automobile Party
An auto party from Knoxville, Tennessee, lost two large tires valued at about 160 dollars after passing through this county. A finder demanded ten dollars for “good luck” before returning them, threatening sheriff action if unpaid. The tires were later sent from Sandy Hook to Frederick as the tourists planned to retrieve them on their return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
David Lowenstein
City Hotel
Knoxville
Sandy Hook
Chester
Frederick
Thiet Gets 14 And Breaks Garber Tools In Burglary
Thiet enters a barber shop in Ingomar Wo Ab phough city by removing a ventilator in the rear window. Cash register opened, about $11 in bills taken. Razors and tool damages total about 7.75. A shaving mug collection checked and a shaving tract missing. Investigators Deputy Jones and Constable Deater pursue arrests.
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Ingomar
Pyangetial
Suiday School
Mather
Jones
Deater
Public Sale at 209 West Patrick Street 1915
Public sale announced for September 30 1915 at 209 West Patrick Street for a variety of personal property. Items include chairs tables rocking chairs cups and dishes sewing machine range bed bureaus chests washstands and other household goods. Also notices for grocery business sale fixtures and market notices appear in the same notice.
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Orfor
West
Patrick Street
For Sale Three Story Building at Market and Second
A three story building and lot occupy the northeast corner of Market and Second streets. 25 by 64 feet with 9 foot driveway and large garage east of a Heyway. Renovated exterior with stucco and five bow windows on second and third floors. Cellar, two store rooms, three rooms on first floor and two four room flats on second with baths kitchens and electricity. Third floor four rooms with rear porch. Closets throughout. Describes adaptable location for various businesses.
Grayson H Mercer Real Estate Loans and Insurance Ads
Grayson H Mercer offers farms for sale near Frederick and Woodsboro. Properties include 112 acres four miles from Frederick on State Road with fine buildings, 100 acres with an eight room house and bank barn priced at 5100, 161 acres with orchard on an improved road, 21 acres with eight room house, 30 acres near Frederick, and 125 acres two miles from Woodsboro with two sets of buildings priced at 50 per acre. Small 4 acre property with comfortable house listed as well.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick
R. RK
Woodsboro
Munreyba
State Road
Farms For Sale Near Frederick and Vicinity
Albaugh and Harrington Real Estate offers farms ranging from 1 to 269 acres near Frederick, Walkersville, Monrovia, Urbana, Mount Pleasant, New Market, and surrounding areas, plus 44 to 200 acre parcels near various towns. Also listing city and suburban properties, with Remington typewriters and various insurance lines. Located at 7 North Market Street, 2nd Floor, phone 74-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
Harrington
Real Estate, Insurance & Typewriters
Frederick
Walkeraville
Monro
Hansonville
New Market
Fred
Monrovia
Jefferson
Ladiesburg
Ladlesburg
Araby
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Hood's Milla
Mt. Pleasant
Harmony Grove
Park Mills
Mt. Airy
Creagerstown
Woodaboro
Petersville
Remington Typewriter Company
Remington
Smith-Premier & Monarch
North Market Street
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the Daily News
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Victor Victrolas
M.D. Harp
Smnbaths
Busy Corner
Newepa
Perhar
Negress
Stallings Cass
Wiliam Stallings Ifs
Henna
Stallings
Victor Records
Noa
Shipley's Temple OF Faxcy
Petter
Wo& Forwy Co
Shusley's Temple OF Fancy
Son
H&f.rwy Co
Thiet
Garber Tools
J. W. Albang
Church Street
New
Columbia Records
Acc
Hargan
Toam
Boxer
Larkwood D. Harp
Castle Building
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Wosson
HE Burger Stout
Market St
Jeato Frederick
Thourmaent Braddow
Spring Chicken
Jefflersr, Middleton
Teee, Wé& Forwy Co
Gav
J. Henry Sciminr
Mai
M. Boone
N. Beats Street
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Weato Department
Frederick, MD
Capital
Allie
Sessasea
Wm, G. Baker
D. Baker
G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit Aast
John S. Ramaburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Canley
M. D. c. M. Thoman
P. L. Hargett
D. EK. Kefauver
John §. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
H. Gambrill, Jr
J.D. Baker
John 1
Ttendrickron
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
LOAXS
Insurance
Court ST
Thomas P. Rice
Norti Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson
Seal Estate
Prive
Vrederick
Liberty
Price
Frederab Rice
Buligh Miles Price
Pike
Midiletown
Court Street
Fraderick, Ma
and Insurance
Tunity
Pythian Castle
Winchester
Tera
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cramer & Stact Ctf
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