April 10 in American History
The Daily News notes key historical anniversaries including the death of General Horatio Gates born 1728, author John Howard Parve born 1792, and Rev. WF A Milburn born 1823. Astronomical events list a Saturn Mercury conjunction with times from noon today to noon tomorrow and visible settings at dusk.
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Horatio Gates
John Howard Parve
WF. A. Milburn
United States Senate
Saturn
Mercury
New Advertisements Today at City Opera House and More
Public sale listings and items for sale include McHenry Bros Easter Showing Neidig Miller statement seed corn horses for sale rooms for rent and various vendors such as Ezra Brandenburg J E Burke Wertheimer administrator notice Huffer basket maker brass fern dishes curis Geiser M L Etchison and Margaret Young Money loaned Oysters and fish typewriter and phone directory listings plus spring dress and aluminum ware from local shops.
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City
Curtis Geiser M. L. Etchison
Marvel
Margaret Young
Royal Telephone Directory
Spring Dress
Reégenstock Bros
Williamson's
Markell &Ford
Carty’s
F. Columbus Knott
A. Ge Quynn & Co
Notice to subscribers planning moves in The News
Subscribers to The News who intend changing their places of residence should send to this office their old address as well as the new address to ensure the transfer being promptly and correctly made.
Ancestor Lineage Tied to Memorial Ring Gifted by Queen
The memorial ring given by Queen Henrietta Maria to Captain James Neale links to Dr. Francis Fenwick Smith, with lineage through Leonard Smith and Elizabeth Neale of Charles and Frederick counties. Descendants include Mrs. Henry Williams, Henrietta Maria Stokes, and direct Neale bloodlines tracing to Henrietta Maria. Inside the ring, opposite Charles I’s miniature, is the date January 30 1648 old style and the initials C R for Carolus Rex.
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Amd
Henrieta Maria
James Neale
Neale
Francis Fenwick Smith
Leonard Smith
Elizabeth
Charles Neale
Charles County
Frederick County
Henry Williams
Henrietta Maria Stokes
Capt
England
Charles I
Henrietta Maria
C. R
Carolus Rex
Telephones Installed Signaling Prosperity In Frederick
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports 49 new telephone contracts signed in the first six days of April, a spike indicating local prosperity. Despite many address changes this spring, the number of moved telephones remains around 20, and a new directory is planned for early May to correct prior errors.
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Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Apri
Dagmar Hotel Manager to Take Charge of New Varnum Hotel
Mr Fred Clayton formerly clerk at Braddock Hotel and recent Dagmar manager left for New York and will visit Washington this week before assuming command of the New Varnum Hotel on Saturday. A Georgia reader praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup, available from local druggists.
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Dagmar
Fred. Clayton
Braddock Hotel
Dagmar Hotel
Hagersteun
New York
Washington
Wil
New Varnum Hotel
Insurance rates in Frederick to be studied by Underwriters
A representative of the Underwriters Association has been in Frederick for days examining buildings and setting insurance rates. Officials say no general rate increase is planned. a new rate book will revise old tariffs, improving fairness and consistency. The effort aims to adjust charges to actual risk, with water systems and fire protection influencing lower costs where appropriate.
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Frederick
Underwriters’ Association
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Walkersville
S. Amos Urner
Devilbiss and Urner
Mr. Urner
Lebaan
Ernest Helfenstein
Board of Insurance Agents
Helfenstein
McCartney
Association
Iso
Fell Headlong Down Steps In Fire Alarm Disturbance
G Mantz Rhodes of East South Street toppled from a first floor to the cellar during a fire emergency. He suffered dizziness but no bones were broken and rests well. The fire at George W Lipps Incubator burned the chicken house and incubator, with surrounding fence damage. Firemen struggled to open a stubborn plug. ambulance and crowds assisted. Also reported: a boy died after meningitis treatment. Maryland National Guard units arrived at Fort Sam Houston. Col C A Little leads. Crum buys orange grapefruit farm near Ocala. Salvation Army holds meetings at new barracks. A theft from a fire engine house driver’s room netted $1.27.
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G. Mantz Rhodes
George W. Lipps
C. Mantz Rhodes
East South
Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
J M. Goodman
East South Street
Maryland National Guard
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Col
C. A. Little
Maryland
John T. Vanersdale
Seventeenth Cavalry
Baby Found In Rain Exposed Yard Near Brunswick
A two week old baby left in a basket in a Petersville yard near Brunswick was found Sunday morning drenched and nearly frozen. A dog alerted Miss Blessing, who retrieved the infant and called Deputy Morgan P. Runkles. Doctor Claggett examined the child, estimated two weeks old, and said exposure likely occurred from 9 p m to 7 30 a m. Sheriff Grimes ordered the baby brought to Frederick for care. Henry Watson Children's Aid Society may take the child. The parents are unknown. the infant is described as pretty with blue eyes and brown hair.
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Morgan P. Runkles
Knoxville
Doctor Claggett
Brunswick
Two Soldiers Arrested After Disturbance in Frederick
In the police court Michael Forbes and Toke Stone, both U S soldiers, faced charges after a disorderly walk through Frederick on Saturday night. Forbes was jailed while Stone remains at large. A deputy trio pursued Stone, who fled, leaving his cap behind. A separate brawl at Baumgardner’s saloon led to fights and injuries, while a fire at Frank Brookey’s home was contained. Eyeball removal at City Hospital was reported for John Knipple, and local real estate lawyers sold Hattie PayPal Kline’s village property to Ellen E Myers.
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Michael Forbes
Toke Stone
United
Frederick
Forbes
Stone
Washington
Herwig
North Market Street
Second Street
George Crum
Guy Albaugh
Mr. Albaugh
C. H Eckstein
Baumgardner
Tom Oden
Lewis Walter
Ofhers Cronenburg
Blumenauer
John Francis Smith
John Knipple
City Hospital
James A. Long
Ira
McCurdy
Knipple
Local business ads and notices from Frederick Maryland
A collage of advertisements announces items for sale and services. Includes a cheap dress sale at 98 cents, new kimonos 65 cents to $1, and lingerie garments, plus a gas and electric payment reminder before the 10th. Also promotes fruit trees, a new East Church Street grocery store, a Y M C A cafe with meals, and loan and surety bond offerings from local insurers.
To Death Do Part and Cupid's Monkey Wrench Listings
The page lists theater offerings The Marvel Tonight with To Death Do Part Reliance Cupid's Monkey Wrench at Powers matinees discontinued daily except Saturday. It notes the rank of Page to be conferred tonight and mentions business notices and sales events including Easter Novelties at 122 South Market Street and various local services and real estate for sale.
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The
Charles A. Landis
South Market Street
Margaret Young
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the Daily’news
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West Portion
W. L. Mooge
DR. Smith
Kenarek
Rasaea
Mr. Helfenstein
Market Street
Murray Houck
Joel Kreps Whipp
David C. Whipp
Washington County Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Fort
Boys Orange Farm
George W. Crum
Jefferson
Florida
Ocala
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Carroll Street
Castle
Atwell
United Fire Company
Lewis S. Hahn
Petersville
Solomon Blessing
Uncle Sam
Frank Brookey
East Second Street
Newa
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Barker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Hendrickson
Madras
Joan Dj Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nei Miller
Venice
Williamson's Drug Store
Williamson
Rexall
J. A. Ramsburg
East Church Street
Pa Depot
J. Clark
the Etchiso
M. L. Etchison
Funeral Directory
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Oe
Braddock Heights
Tee
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
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Ateachl
Alt Y Iit
Cramer & Stauffer
GRAM
Bath
Eaat Paerick
Fredat
Hom Tdau Village
Kelunr & Myere
Lewistg
Lewistown Pike
Hicheltz MIII
Alex
Hemsburg
Frederick Equnty
Schicken Farm
Keller & Myers, Cor
GEO. L. Cramer & Fons
Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins
Queen Ins. Co
Fidelity Underwriters
iMoney
E. Church St
H. 8. Landis
Waltham,Elgins
Howard
Hamilton
South Bend
Illinois
Rockfords
Landis
Quarret AS Printing
News Office
A. F. Diener
City Opera House
OX Fibre Brush CO
WM. M. Zimmerman’s
Engle & Zimmerman
Etchison Furniture Store
O. S. Highbarger
New City
W. H. Faltzell
Young & Staley
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