This Date In History April 20 From The Daily News
A scrambled historical snippet from The Daily News lists events and names with unclear context. It references April 20 and mentions individuals and places such as Getty, Natann, Finax, and Besnirghs Kr, though many fragments are garbled. The exact events, dates, and roles are not discernible from the legible text.
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Batten
Anette
Getty Os Natann Uldt
Wes Bink
Pete See
Jae Han Pauses
Fee Peet
Hew Advertisements Today Cook Wanted 1825 Market St
Public notice listing job seeks and sales including a cook position at 1825 Market Street and miscellaneous items from Yingling's Date Stop and Thin oA Bailings China Closets, reflecting local classified notices.
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Cook
Market St
Wm. Anderson
Yingling
The Saturday News Preview of Tomorrow's Biz Paper
Announcement outlines eight page issue with features including Matrimony on Possum Ridge a complete story by Thomas P Montfort illustrated Tiffany Co exhibit pictures for the Paris Exposition and other illustrations Two column Tales from Mantda Gunboat launch adventures and Captain Kilmer style prose Agricultural features on horse care wool washing dairy herd management treating grain smuts and sheep testing methods plus recipes fashion notes and homemaker tips Sunday School lesson analysis by Hav D M Stearns Letters from Mary Jane Market Scribe and trade letters reviews church notices and daily news coverage priced at two cents delivered or mailed
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Mary Jase
Market Scribe
The Social World Dance at Independent Hall
A delightful dance at Independent Hall featured decorated interiors and invited Supers. Frank Newman and Brad Miller led the event with Sage Di Wannie Eisenhauer on piano. The City Opera House will present Esmaralda next Tuesday with the original cast minus Miss Grayeon as Kate, directed by Mr. Gardner, adding new features for the benefit of the Independent Hose Company.
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Ponegar Frank Newman
Bred Miller
Sage di Wannie Eisenhauer
Esmeralda
Esmaralda
City Opera House
Hose Company
Miss Grayeon
Kate
Junior Endeavor Society Meets At Lutheran Church
News of the churches reports the Junior Endeavor Society of the Lutheran church convening this evening at 7 15 o clock. The item urges members to maintain health and purity as part of their gathering and reflections.
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Junior’ Endeavor Society of
The
Luthern Church
CATOCTIN FERNACE Active Work On The Biz Property
Work at Catectic Furnace is rapidly advancing toward a fall operation within ten days to two weeks. The coal yard engine now handles cars at the S. Co. yard, minor repairs on the arriving engine, track preparations for heavy traffic in two to three weeks, and a new mine west of the furnace is yielding well. If boiler and washers were ready, ore stock would exceed five hundred tons by week’s end, with washers at old banks to start soon. An immense dump will feed the washer, supplying two ore streams to meet furnace needs. The Loprovemana apparatus may add fifty percent efficiency to piston blowers.
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Kb Mol & S. Co
Ars Moes
S Nowy R. R
News of the State Hits in Maryland Headlines
Receivers were appointed as Higers town for George B. Tron & Co. A coroner’s verdict blamed B&O negligence in Michael Noone’s death. The sentence of Joseph Young for murder was commuted to fifteen years. A new Citizens' National Bank of Cumberland moves toward board elections. Coal shortages threaten Williamsport and the Harford murder case draws commutations. The Hoffman Paper Mills site in York plans dynamite production. A rabies case follows a bite to John Williams of Ville.
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Higerstown
George B. Tron & Co
Charles Narvell
Snusquehanna
Port Deposit
Catterson
Tracey’s Landing
Anne Arnnde
Williamsport
Cumberland City
Citizens’ National Bank of Cumberland
Joseph Young
Edward Lee
Harford County
Michael Noone
Curtis Bay
Engiiser
Andrew Baillie Price
Frontburg
Hoffman Paper Mills
Baltimore
Carroll Counties
York
John G. Reed
Hagerstown
Harry Hawthorne
John Williams
Ville
Promoters See No Encouragement for Inter State League
The planned Inter State Baseball League meeting in Baltimore is cancelled indefinitely. Promoters hoped Harrisburg Carlisle Hanover York Pa Cambridge Frederick Hagerstown Md would attend but Maryland towns largely oppose the scheme while Pennsylvania cities provide little support. Belt delays until next year. Western Maryland West Virginia tour planned with Frederick players, May 15 start, games in Cumberland Frostburg Lonaconing Piedmont and nearby towns.
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Baltimore
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Hanover
York
Cambridge
Frederick
Hagerstown
T. Calvin Belt
Pennsylvania
Baltimore News
Maryland
Pelt
Habisburg
Hageretown
Mr. Belt
Belt
Maryland General Assembly Bills Highlight Actions
A lengthy roll calls several measures from Frederick and Emmitsburg areas. Highlights include tax refunds for mistaken payments, bans or restrictions on livestock in Mt Pleasant, and shifts in funding from Frederick College to County School Commissioners. Several bills passed both houses and were signed by the Governor, others failed or postponed.
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Furg
Shep
Senate
Frederick Coorty
Emmitsburg Railway Company
Samuel Claggett
Frederick County
Abdill
Register of Wills
House
Bureau of Immigration
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick College
Ways and Mé
Myeraville
Reformed Church
Middletown
Maryland School team opens season with Frederick pick mine
Brief Bits notes summer residents plan for country removal. Taz News received from Becker Bros. & Son Baltimore tape measures in neat trees for ads. A large box tree on North Market Street, planted in 1842, was brought from Feast's gardens by private conveyance, as no railroad existed then.
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Maryland
Frederick
Becker Bro. & Son
Baltimore
Becker Bro
P.B. McCleery
North Market Street
Joehna Doch
When Traveling Between Pleasures and Business
A compact travel note explores the dual aims of journeys for pleasure and work, outlining common motivations, frustrations, and practical tips for making the most of time on the road. It contrasts leisure experiences with professional obligations and urges balanced planning.
Washington and Lafayette Commemorative Speech In New York
The event honored Washington and Lafayette with a commemorative ceremony in New York City. Speakers included General Beary Kod Doegies, Bartteidi- the Oration Delivered Ales, and General Horatiy King. Charles Broadway Rouss funded the statue, praised by speakers including General Douglas. Edwin Markham read an original poem, and Bonnart delivered a French address. A letter from President McKinlay was read. a boy soprano performed, and the crowd reflected on ties between Maryland New York and Paris in the centennial remembrance.
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Beary
Delversi
Megid
New York
Fay
Barthult
Washiicrton
Sud
Lafayene
Coarne Braviway Rouse
Millenaire
Recor
Lafayette
Amelia
Horatiy
King
Seventh Regiment
Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revelution
Charley Broadway
Maryland
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Washington
Charles Broadway Rouss
Douglas
New York City
Appomattox
Boesch
Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Watatus
Lafayetta
Atrogg
Edwin Markham
Bonnart
France
United States
Frantic Adjourns at Thirty First State Council Meeting
The thirty first annual convention of the State Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics closed at Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Newly elected officers were installed by Deputy National Councillor Stephen Collins of Pittsburg. The body voted to advocate adoption of ladies auxiliaries by the National Council, and appointed committees for the year in appeals by laws finance legislature credentiste and other posts. The convention adjourned to meet at Oakland Md in 1901.
Philomathean Literary Society Meets at Kemp Hall
The Philomathean Literary Society held its regular weekly meeting at Kemp Hall last night. The program was not expanded, and appointees will hold over. A committee was formed to arrange a public meeting. Mr. Frank Derr disclaims any involvement with the shooting game and the arrests listed in connection with it.
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Philomatreans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Frank Derr
Independent Base Company Holds Special Meeting in Baltimore Plan
A special meeting of the Independent Base Company was held last night. Debate on a Baltimore trip concluded with plans for a large representation. The Junior Steam Fire Company standing committee paid off $350 mortgage, clearing the property from encumbrances.
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Independent Base Company
Baltimore
Det
Junior Steam Fire Company
Roberts Advance Begren Reports From Front
April 2 Luana dispatches indicate General Roberts began his advance yesterday. A near-term breakthrough is noted with progress near Karee Siding and Cecuer Mite iuticaert of KSlogmfous feins. The British hold a strong position and strength is reported.
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Luana
Deepatehes
Roberty Bexsit
Apecia
Local Social Roundup and Frederick Art Club Mention
A column lists residents in Baltimore and Washington visiting Frederick and returning from trips. It notes many names, addresses, and movements, including Rev Osborne Ingle and Miss Mary Ingle traveling to Atlantic City. The Frederick Art Club met December 21 1899 with Madonnas in Art readings and guest Mrs Horner from Baltimore. next meeting plans original member papers.
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George S Rodock
North Market Street
Baltimore
Gursey Auoverne
Eng City
Washington
Mise Rosa Birdy
Charles WW. Ross
West Church Street
Christian H. Eckatein
West Second Street
Mary. Williamson
Court Square
Richmond
Rev
Osborne Ingle
Mary Ingle
Atlantic City
N. J
Art Club
Frederick
Horner
Lend a-Hand 'Club
Exhibition showcases Water Silks at North Wisn Low fair
A panorama of water silks features the season's fabrics from 0 cents to $1.60 per yard. Percale and calico wrappers are cheaper than the material, with prices listed as 7c, 6c, and 8c. The display highlights fashion trends from makers' outputs and invites readers to view the full collection inside the issue.
Closing Children’s Pique Restors at Half Price
A local sale offers reductions on children's pique restorations with items priced to move at half off. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for discounts and limited quantities.
Neidig & Miller Low Price Silk Sale Fashion Ad
A fragment from Neidig and Miller promotes a low price silk sale with various Black Satins and Foulard Silks at reduced rates. Other items advertise shoes by Zeigler Brothers, music at Birely's Palace of Music, Dr. Wm. C. Boteler’s eye and throat practice, and local groceries.
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Nune & Muse
N. Markst St
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Grand opening at Yinogling Cafe near the bridge
Notice announces a grand opening at Yinogling's Cafe adjoining the bridge on April 21 with offerings including Grand Jonoh. Other items describe Mr Anderson’s ice business continuation, calls for orders, and a spring opening with music and millinery bargains.
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Yinogling's
L B Mullinix Carpet and Wall Paper House Ad
Local ad for L B Mullinix promoting new stock of carpets mattings and wall papers with lower prices and large selection. Claims best patterns colorings and designs and invites readers to visit to compare prices and quality.
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Fiat Bb
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Palacee OF Music
B. E. Wilcoxes
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Christian Railing
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Ceresville
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Attorney AT Law
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Cleveland
H. Keller
Regglet
Anderson
WilLiam Anderson
Susan E. Millar
Jesus
Thars
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P. Kruse
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L. BE. Mullinix
Mullinix
Wall Papee and Cortain House
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