April 13 Through American History Recap
The Daily News lists events from 1782 to 1969. Figures include General Alexander Macomb born 1782 and died 1841, Fort Sumter evacuation in 1801, 1890 political figures, and a 1969 Senate rejection of Alabama claims treaty. Astronomical notes cover sun set 6 33, rise 5 18, moonrise 6 49 p m and Mercury visible after sunset.
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Alexander Macomb
Plattsburg
Fort Sumter
Anderson
United States Senate
America
England
Samuel Jackson Randall
Gledburn
Iwt-Standard O Company
Chicago
Mercury
Son
Board of Trade to discuss reorganizing work and paid secretary
Tomorrow night the Board of Trade will consider reorganizing its work and adopting a bureau system as suggested by James A Bell of the Harrisburg Board of Trade. The meeting will also discuss hiring a paid secretary to attract new industries and supervise affairs, a move already common in larger cities.
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Board of Trade
James A.bell
Harrisburg Board of Trade
Boosters
Bell
Dudderar Will Case Prayer for New Trial Heard
Messrs Leo Weinberg and Frank C Norwood traveled to Hagerstown to pursue a new trial in the Dudderar will case. The prior Washington county court proceeding set the will aside for undue influence. Attorneys for the administrator Benjamin Dudderar prepared a bill of exceptions and plan to present it today as Norwood objects to the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Leo Weinberg
Frank C Norwood
Hagerstown
Dudderar
Washington County
Frank C. Norwood
George A. Pearce, Jr
Benjamin Dudderar
Messrs. Stoner
Weinberg
Wagaman
Warren
Daisy Dudderar
Norwood
Directors Organize at Frederick Town Savings Institution
The board of directors met and organized this morning by re electing officers M E Doi as president J Marshall Miller as secretary Edwin C Markell as assistant secretary Thomas A Chapline as discount clerk Howard Nalbaugh as clerk and Jacob Rohrback as counsel The directors are N D Hauer M Doll F Columbus Knott Jacob Rohrback George A Dean A Lough C Thomas Kemp Lewis Rice and James F Doll.
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Frederick Town
Fogle Couple Reattempt Marriage After Divorce
James E. Fogle and Margaret A Fogle renewed plans to marry after years apart and yesterday obtained a license near Woodsboro. Mrs Fogle had previously secured a divorce decree on March 24, 1909.
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James E. Fogle
Margaret A Fogle
Woodsboro
Paving East Patrick Street Linked to Railroad Upgrade
Frederick officials consider paving the block from Carroll Street to the N C R R line next month with vitrified brick. The Frederick Railroad Company plans heavier rails and offers to pay part of the paving cost, with City Hall to decide at the next Board of Aldermen meeting. The project faces budget concerns and the two-week notice requirement.
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Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Crity
Patrick Steat
N.C. RR
Schell
Emory L. Coblentz
The
Frederick Railroad Company
Burger Lot
East Patrick Street
Coblentz
Cob- Jentz
Sehell
Market Street
Erty
Board of Aldermen
Streets Require Immediate Repair on East Street
Business leaders in Frederick urge the city to fix badly worn macadam streets citing February rains. East Street from Wighth to Patrick along the Western Central Railroad tracks hosts major industries, with deep ruts and dangerous mud making travel to plants unsafe.
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East Street
Frederick
Wighth
Patrick
Worthern Central Railroad
Frederick Railroad to Erect Wooden Poles on South Street
Residents opposed to tall iron poles along South street for the freight line. The railroad company has ordered wooden poles and will proceed with the original plan. Poles will be on South street and differ from higher ones on Fifth street. Former Gov Brown recovers at Union Protestant Infirmary. Maryland School for the Deaf sends twenty pupils home for Easter on the 8.10 B&O train with supervisor Mr. G Roy Hess.
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Frederick Railroad Go
South St
South Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Tati Street
Fifth Street
Raulroad Company
Gov Brown
Baltimore
Union Protestant Infirmary
Maryland School For the Deaf
G Roy Hess
Frederick Conclave Heptasophs Rally for Initiation of Class
Attention Heptasophs invite to a Friday night rally at 8 o'clock to initiate a class into full membership. Supreme Secretary Frank E Pleitner Supreme Medical Director Dr Bubbert and Deputy Supreme Organizer C O Neumann will attend. Refreshments served. A A Moser Secretary.
Fraudulent music scheme swindler traced to Frederick
H. H. Bell posing as Century Music Publishing advance agent swindled Ammon Cramer of Birely's Palace of Music by depositing a $150 check and seeking $56 cash. Police in Newport News and other cities, including Hagerstown, are alerted as Bell used multiple aliases and target stores with a house demonstration plan. Sheriff Grimes connected to watch for him. Century Company pursuing arrest and conviction.
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H. H. Bell
Century Music Publishing Company
New York
Ammon Cramer
Birely
Palace of Music
Bell the Century Music
Cramer
Frederick
Bell
Mr. Cramer
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Schmelz Brothers Bank
Newport News
C. B. T. Hendrickson
New City
Century Company
The
Marvel Tonightport News
F. I. Stone
Hagerstown
Sheriff Grimes
S Wells
Held By the Enemy box office opens at City Opera House
Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. for Company A’s play Held By the Enemy at City Opera House. Promotions advertise Easter baskets for the first three children with Hickey numbers, plus displays and novelties from area merchants. Other notes include Dixon’s Cash Market specials and a new barber shop at No 159 W Patrick St E Beall.
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Company A
City Opera House
McCardell
Patrick St
E Beall
Wilton Rugs at Mullinex's Carpet Store
Beautiful colonages listed in room eight just received at Mullinex's Carpet Store, highlighting new Wilton rugs and accessories for home decor.
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Wilton
Mullinex
Easter neckwear and new garments at Thae The Store
The store showcases Easter neckwear for women including new Pichu Datch Collars and rose decorations. A wide range of gloves, waists, and dresses arrive with distinct garments like mohair coats and navy men's ensembles. Also advertised are tub suits, linen auto coats, crash ulsters, and long gloves in various styles.
Big Roe Shad For Good Friday And More Fish Stock
WIT will stock a fine selection of fish tomorrow including big Susquehanna Shad Rock Halibut Steak Black Bass Perch Croakers and Herring. Saturday dresses poultry kale spinach asparagus lettuce cucumbers beets celery berries and tropical fruit arrive. Call early and leave your orders. B F Grove No 5 W Patrick St Gard to the Public announces Deering line machinery twine repairs are available and authorized for Frederick Maryland International Machinery repairs offered. A F Diener watches clocks jewelry repair and loans opposite City Opera House.
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B. F. Grove
W. Patrick St
Gard
Deering
Frederick
Farmers Supply CO
Local Advertisements Preview Food Service and Fruit Nursery
A garbled page of local ads advertises YMCA meals served all day from 6 am to 10 pm, fruit and ornamental trees for sale including apple and peach varieties, assorted small fruits and plants, and requests lists of needs. Also promotes a first class grocery on East Church Street, Easter candy and novelties, real estate services, and fish and candy vendors with contact details and pricing scattered through the fragment.
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J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick, Md
East Leeround
Amarino
South Market St
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H.R. Phoutt
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Franklin
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Babington
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Hershberger
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Board OF Trade Meeting
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Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Dixon
Maelignins Carpet House
Potomac
J. M Culler
Citizens' National Bank
John DE Hendrickson
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Temrion
Citizens’ National Bank
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J. D. Rarer
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WM. G. Baker
I. D. Baker
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Funeral Direntor
Thomas P. Rice
Phos
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Real Estas
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashler
Samuel G. Duvall, Asst
Geo. Wa
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Hannen Jonx
Ramsoaure
Dannie Baker
H. Conrey
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J.C. Morris
J. D. Baker
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Venice
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Williamson
Rexall
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Tritapoe
Court Street
Frederick Md
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Pylelpar
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Red Hohe Fehlcken Farm
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Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins
Queen Ins. Co
Fidelity Underwriters
E. Church St
Landis
Thos. P.rick
A. F. Diener
M. C
East Church Street
J Clark
Eye Shane
McCardell’'S
Egge Dyer
F. Haver
East South Street
McCardell’s
Young & Staley, Real Estate and Insurance Agents
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McCoardell's
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