April 12 in American History Special Events
Fort Sumter fired on in 1861 starting the Civil War. Henry Clay, called the great pacificator, was born and died in 1852. Talmage died in 1902, Sumner died in 1910. Astronomical notes cover today’s sunset 6 32, sunrise 5 20, full moon in Virgo with Mercury seen setting after the sun.
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Wit—Henry Clay
Fort Sumter
South Carolina
T. de Witt Talmage
William Graham Sumner
Yale University
Englewood
N. J
Constellation
Virgo
Mercury
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY Wilton Rugs Mullinix Tonight
Local ads list offerings from Mullinix and partners including The Marvel Wall Decorations and Farmers' Supply Co. Infants' Shoes and Moser For Rent. YMCA Notice. Coat Taken at Barber Shop. E Beall Fish. M Culler Markey's Good Shoes Furnishings. Lowenstein & Wertheimer advertise goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Mullinix
Marvel
Mullinix ,Roe Saad
Pees B. F. Grove
Farmers’ Supply Co
Moser
YMCA
E. Beall Fish
M. Culler Markey’s
Good Shoes
Abies Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Notice to Subscribers Who Intend to Move
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 insure the transfer being prompt and correctly made.
Deaf couple wed at Eutaw Streets church in Baltimore
Byron L H Zimmerman of Bloomfield and Sallie C Leitch of Anne Arundel county, both deaf mutes, married at 10:30 am at Eutaw Streets Methodist Episcopal Church Mute Mission in Baltimore. Rev D S Moylan officiated despite a sprained ankle. They met at the Maryland School for the Deaf two years ago and plan to live with the groom's mother in Bloomfield after a reception tomorrow night. Zimmerman works as weighmaster at Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Company's plant. The couple will honeymoon in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
L. H. Zimmerman
Bloomfield
Sallie C. Leitch
Anne Arundel ‘County
Eutaw Streets Methodist Episcopal Church
Mute ‘Mission
Baltimore
D. 5
Moylan
Mute Mission
Maryland School For the Deaf
Zimmerman
John P. Angleberger
Frederick
Baltimore and Washington
White Cross Milk Company
Hymeneas Barger and Annie E Orrison wed in Brunswick
William Barger and Annie E Orrison of Brunswick were quietly married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Monday evening at 4 o'clock by Rev. Ulysses G. Rupp. Also Jacob Nehouse of Damascus and Bessie E Burdette near Kemp Town were married at All Saints' rectory by Rev. Doughiss Hooft. Charles Tt Stone of Cabin John and Lilian M Burdette of Lewisdale were married in the city Monday by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer. Franklin H. Duvall and Ethel C. Martin, both of Brunswick, were married there Monday by Rev. George R. Sanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barger
Orrison
William
Annie E Orrison
Brunswick
Evangelical Lutheran
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Turdet Es Jacob Nehouse
Damascus
Bessie E. Burdette
Kemptown
All Saints’ Rectory
Doughiss Hooft
Stone
Charles Tt. Stone
Cabin John
Montgomery County
Lilian
Burdette
Lewisdale
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Hev
Martin Franklin H. Duvall
Ethel C. Martin
George R. Sanner
Frederick Railroad bridge loop connection completed
The loop connection over the bridge at the new car barn's end of East Patrick street is finished with tracks laid across the bridge and ballasting advancing quickly. Trolley wire is nearly all strung at the car barn, with the overhead terminal showing progress. also reported, Mrs. Michael Whisner of West Patrick street cut her forehead chopping wood, rendered unconscious briefly.
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Frederick Railroad
Patrick Street
Michael Whisner
West Patrick Street
P47O OINTMENT Claims Cure for Itching Piles
An advertisement touts P47O OINTMENT as guaranteed to cure itching, with Bund Bigeding or Protruding Pilexin G16 offered as a solution. The promotion promises a refund if not cured within four days.
Moberly Dies. Civil War Ear Moberly Band Leader
Chael Elward Moberly, a lifelong Frederick resident born in 1839, died at City Hospital after kidney trouble. He joined the First Maryland Regimental Band in 1881, toured with Knights Templar and United Guards, and helped form Moberly's Cornet Band later known as the Frederick Comet Band.
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Maryland
Schley
Chael Elward Moberly
Mr. Moberly
Levi
Rebecca Lambright Moberly
Moberly
Alexander Hubbard
Lewis H., Wilam
Hiram Moberly
David H. Charles E
Edwin F. Moberly
Baltimore
Commandery No. 2
Knights Templar
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
United Guards
State Militia
Gen
Watkins
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Thos. Sinn
Frederick Comet
Moberly Civil War Veteran Remembered In Obituary
Mr Moberly joined the First Maryland Volunteer Regiment in 1861 and served with Company H. He was wounded and captured at Front Royal in 1862, later discharged and worked as assistant steward in the medical provost's office. He painted headboards for graves and later ran a paint shop, with health issues ending his work for thirteen years. Survived by his wife Fannie Reynolds and five children, plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral planned Friday with services at home and Mt Olivet cemetery. License notes mention state revenue from various trades totaling 18465 dollars.
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Mr. Moberly
Maryland
B. Henry Schley
Front Royal
Old Reformed Chapel
Cahill
Mehrl F. Moberly
Fannie Reynolds
Luther F. Harrison
David BE. Zimmerman
Mellie Moberly
Charles E.J . Moberly, Jr
Washington
David H. Moberly
Baltimore
Edwin F. Moberly
Hammond Welty
Oceck
Mt Olivet
Excavation Work Starts for Frederick Railroad Tracks
The laying of the Frederick Railroad Company tracks on South Street has begun and will be pushed forward rapidly. Five carloads of cross ties have been received for use in laying the tracks.
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The
Frederick Railroad Company
South ‘Street
Rockville Court Tracks Local Civil Matters and Industry Hope
Local cases in Rockville included the National Shutter Bar Company verdict against Zimmerman Shutter Bar and suits by Mrs. Sadler against Drs Riggs Smith and Bouton. Faubel v Ebert continued to November. Martinsburg Board of Trade backs a Martinsburg motor car plant needing 75000 in stock to start, employing about 100 mechanics.
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Shutter Bar Co
Frederick County
Rockville
Focal Court
Messrs
Leo Weinberg
F. Marion Fauble
National Shutter Bar Company
National Sutter Bar Company
G. FS. Zimmerman Shutter Bar Company
National Company
Westminster
Sait
Megsrg
Weinberg
Stoner, Faubel
Robert B. Peter
George A. Pearce, Jr
Charles W. [Prettyman
Frederick
Board of Trade
Martinsburg
Mt Airy Gun Club Shoot Impresses With New Trap
The Mt Airy Gun Club held an interesting shoot at Mt Airy on Saturday. The new automatic trap performed well, Waters of Germantown and Burk of Monrovia tied for first with identical scores. An Easter Monday shoot on April 17 under interstate rules will distribute $50 to low scorers, and all amateurs are invited.
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Mt.Airy
Mt. Airy
Waters
Germantown
Burk
Monrovia
Orioles Defeat Athletics and Local Happenings
The Orioles defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2 after a big fourth inning off Lefty Russell. Proceeds from a benefit exhibition total $23,000 for Mrs. Nicholls widow of the Orioles state captain. Frederick area notices include high school team outreach, room remodeling at Market and Evett, and upcoming visits by Improved Order of Heptasophs officials.
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Vals
Baltimore
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Russell
Birds
Nicholls
Orioles
Jhorn
Boyds
Montgomery County
Maryland
Walkersville High School
Middletown High School
Thurmont High School
New Market High School
Frederick High School
Lime Kiln
Imperial Athletic _Club of
Frederick
M. 4
Lelty
Iran B. Hull
Mgr. P. O. Box
Praise for Leaky Reservoir Tests Underway in Frederick
City engineers Mr. Boardman and Mr. Probascy continue surveys on Frederick water supply. Tests measure reservoir leakage and evaporation while evaluating storage options. Boardman notes Fishing Creek as a pure water source and considers storage to cover dry periods, with valve testing and repairs planned.
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Wok
Frederick
Winn. Boardman
Probascy
Philadelphia
Tel
Boardman
Fishing Creek
Harriman
Local Shad and Poultry Selection Announced for Good Friday
Big Bos Shad announces a Good Friday fish assortment to arrive tomorrow including Susquehanna Shad Rock Halibut Steak Black Bass Perch Croakers and Herring. Saturday stock will feature dressed Poultry Kalé Spinach Asparagus Lettuce Cucumbers Beets Celery Strawberries and assorted tropical fruit. Call early and leave your orders. Phone 66R B F Grove No 5 W Patrick St.
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B. F. Grove
W. Patrick St
Farmers Supply Co Frederick authorized Deering agents
A public notice states Farmers Supply Co Frederick MD has contracted for the Deering line of machinery twine and repairs and is the only authorized agent for Deering sales in Frederick Md. The firm offers repairs for all International Machinery and invites patronage from the public and farmers.
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Deering
Frederick
Farmers Supply CO
New Treasures At The Store For Women And Men
An ad filled page touts Buster neckwear new Pichu Dutch Collars and pretty summer waists and dresses. Kayser gloves in all qualities, Eclipse shirts for men, and a range of linen coats and tub suits are highlighted. Also advertised are fruit trees, a first class grocery store opening, and real estate for sale with terms.
Easter Goods and Services Ad Parade
A collage of local shop notices and Easter promotions. Brass Jardiniers from Etchison Furniture Store, Hershberger's Easter novelties and baskets, A F Diener jewelry repair and loans, sale of chestnut slabs, Ox Fibre Brush oysters and fish, Zimmerman’s cafe, M A Rino cafe, McCardell’s Susquehanna fish, Bartholow eggs and Easter candy. Noted are viewing hours and contact hints for Good Friday and Easter season.
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the Daily News
Wasurnxeron
Marylaxp
W. L. Moone
Hymeneas
Bapty
Jtraller
Annapolis
Charles E. Moberly
F. Marion Faubel
Harry Ebert
C. Margaret Ebert
Mt. Airy Gun Club
Athletics
MD. School Jr.’s Want Games
Market and Evet All Saints Street
Messrs. J. W. Summers and Sons
Claude Shoemaker
Frank P Pleetner
Charles Bubert
Improved
Order of Heptasophs
Frederick Con Lelave
the Marvel Tonight
Charity of the Poor
Thanhouser
Bar Uo Ranch
Bison
Potomac
J. M. Culler
J. D. Baker
Patrick St. FE. Beau
Nilton
Viennes
McCardell
Hershberger's
Hagerstown
New City
Tary
Charles S. Davis
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Frederick, MD
Maarese
J. D. Barker
Capital
Oyvickels
WM. G. Bake
DI Hendrickson
Troe
Funeraby
Netioma
LD. Baker
Neidig & Miller
THOMAS P_RICE
Frederigi
WM. G. Zimmerlman
Nec & Miller
Samuel
Geo Wa Saute Tog
Hale Jous $ Rastsuuns
Dante Banks
G Baker
Li Coxney
M.D
M. ‘Tuvaras
BY Cling
D. EB. Kevauver
E. Hargett
Jeyce
J.C. Movies
J. DS Baker
Silk
Paine Alle
Lisle Hove
Aikuits
Ee Williamson
Williamson
Rexall
J. A. Ramsburg
East Church Street
J. Clark
W. H. Baltzell
East Second Street
Young & Staley
McCardell'ss
Hanry G. Tritapop
Real ‘Estate, Loans and Tusuri We
Court Street
Young & Btalmy. A
Tong & Staney
Prederick
Ller OE Mt SK
Lewistews
iMicholtz
Alex Kemsburg
Frederick Co
Arrerk
Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins
Queen Ins. Co
Fidelity Underwriters
Church St
Land‘s
Pet “Sicl
Raltha Elgins
Howard
Hamilton
Bend
Illinois
Rock
News Office
M. L. Etchison
Etchison Furniture Store
Hershberger’s
A. F. Diener
City Opera House
OX Fibre Brush Co
WM. M. Zimmerman’s
Engle & Zimmerman
M. U. A. Cafe
Wd Lalee
Howard and Trintess
A. Marino
South Market St
Meccardell's
Old Reliable Fish’ Man
R. M
Bartholow
South Street
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