April 21 in American History events noted
Key dates include 1800 St. Hunter Virginia statesman born died 1887 1836 Battle of San Jacinto Tex Texans under Houston secured independence 1910 Samuel Langhorne Clemens Mark Twain died born 1835 1911 Harry Fenn artist born 1839 death Montclair New Jersey 49808 date marker for Spanish-American War start Astronomical events list evening stars Venus Saturn morning stars Mercury Jupiter Mars and three bright stars in Serpens near eastern horizon
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St, ML
Hunter
Virginia
San Jacinto
Tex
Sam Hous]ton
Texas
Samuel Langhorne Clemons
Mark Train
Ridding
Conti
Harry Fenn
United States
Montclaly
M J
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Serpens
Delaplaine Earns Second in Two Mile at VPI Meet
Edward Delaplaine of Frederick ran second in the two mile for Washington and Lee University as they faced Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Miles Field Blacksburg. A Chinn of VPI won, with Johnson W&L third and G Chaves VPI fourth. time 19 minutes 45 seconds. Delaplaine also competed in a cross country event at Lexington last November where he led and Chaves placed third.
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Edward S. Delaplaine
Edward Delaplaine
Frederick
Washingtoni and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Miles
Blacksbug
A. Chinn
Johnson
W. and L
G. Chaves
V P I
Chinn
V P.I
Nash
Ghyan
Delaplaine
Chaves
Real estate transfers and trusteeship notices in county
Business in the courts reports a series of property transfers and trust actions. Emnory L Coblentz and Jacob Rohr back trustees to Grayson H Mercer for real estate valued around 9500 dollars. Mercer and wife to William B Fout and wife for about 10 dollars. Lewis E Summers and wife to Jennie Boying for about 10 dollars. U Kieffer DeLauter and John Francis Smith trustees to Arthur Strube for 6446.40 dollars. Isaac M Motter and wife to Arthur D Willard for 6 dollars and annual. Henrietta J Cuishall to Frank Stitell for 8497.50 dollars.
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Emnory L. Coblentz
Jacob Rohrback
Grayson H. Mercer
William B. Fout
Lewis
Jennie
Boying
U. Kieffer DeLauter
John Francis Smith
Arthur Strube
Sickness in Frederick Area Sparks Home Quarters
Among the sick residents in Frederick and nearby districts, one singer Mics Wamie Baberkorn is listed as recovering at home after two weeks of illness. The Maryland Motorcycle Club outlines plans for its spring tour on May 20, covering 96 miles within 14 hours across Maryland and Pennsylvania, from Westminster to Baltimore, with notable stops in Hagerstown and Frederick.
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Tour of Maryland Motorcycle Club
Marchand
G O PS PREPARE FOR CITY ELECTION
G O PS prepare for city election detailing nomination procedures and primaries. Democrats use a different convention method while Republicans plan a convention driven process. Precinct lists and names of city central committee members are provided along with possible mayoral candidates.
Liquor license protests heard in Emmitsburg and Frederick
Protests against licenses for three Emmitsburg saloons and against a license for Louis Que of Frederick will be heard by the court next Saturday. many witnesses summoned in each case. A tragedy follows when infant James A Cave son of John L Cayce of Hagerstown died after swallowing a boxful of sick room tablets mistaken for candy.
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Emmitsburg
Louis Que
Frederick
James A Cave
John L. Cayce
Hagerstosn
No Meeting Of Frederek Ministeral Association Held
Only four members of the association appeared this morning, so there was no meeting.
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Frederek Ministeral Associaton
Blue Mountain House Seeks New Manager in Princeton Era
John Gibbens, famed hotel man, departs two years as manager of Princeton University dining halls to take charge of the Blue Mountain House. The United States reports TAS 08 points arena, the largest on record.
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Blue Mountain House
John Gibbens
Te Anageer
Princeton University
United States
Absence Causes Concern in Cumberland Family
The Baltimore Sun reports concern over the disappearance of Miss Helen Coffey, formerly an operator at the Bell Telephone Exchange in Cumberland. She left two weeks ago to visit relatives in Piedmont, West Virginia, but Piedmont authorities say she never arrived. Her former colleague Dennis M. Daniels resigned to move to Philadelphia, later reportedly heading to Knoxville, Tennessee to take a telephone position. Daniels previously worked with Frederick County Telephone and C and P C in Cumberland and built a home on West Fourth Street before selling it. Daniels married Miss Davis of Cumberland. his wife remains with her sister. Relatives say the family is seeking information as a search or inquiry continues.
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Baltimore Sun
Cumberland
Helen Coffey
Bell Telephone Exchange
Patrick Cofley
Maryland Avenue
Piedmont
Farmers' Association fights C P line at May 20 hearing
The Maryland Public Service Commission will hear the Frederick County Farmers Association complaint against the C P Telephone Co on May 20 over the zone system and free countywide service. Osbourne I. Yellett, assistant general counsel, will represent the Peoples' Counsel. a county committee will lead the case and seek full county free service. A conference with Yellett will set the facts for presentation. The association vows a vigorous fight. Thurmont man bitten by copperhead in Haverstown yard.
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Farmers’ Association
Public Service Commission
Maryland Public Service Commission
Frederick County
Osborne I. Yellett
Peoples
Frederick Farmers Association
Farmers’ Assocation
Commission
Yeltott
Baltimore
People's Counsel
Ena
To Play With Bristol Team
Mr. Russell Crouse of this city left this morning for Bristol Tennessee to join the Bristol team of the Appalachian League. Crouse is well known in baseball, having played with several teams in Anstill and Frederick, and recently with Landburg.
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Russell Crouse
Bristol
Tenn
Smallpox strain reported by Maryland health service
A new forus of smallpox has been hold at Germaniwan where sin Cases Mem Reported by the Waryland State department to the United States Pab Le Health Service. The Jelis Club held on regular meet ing Fridac nish at the home of Miss Naor Ro McDonald, Light street.
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Germaniwan
Waryland
Jelis
Fridac Nish
Naor Ro McDonald
Light Street
Plans for new Hagerstown and Iredevich Railroad arranged
Directors of the Hagerstown and Iredevich Railroad Company meet at the Masonic Temple in Hagerstown today after the merger of the Hagerstown and Frederick trolley systems. Emory L. Coblentz may resign as president, with Edward F. Peck likely to be named, while a new operating staff is discussed. Local special car transports Frederick directors to the session.
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Hagerstown
Richard P Ross
George William Smith
Charles Wertheimer
Cyrus Flock
Thomas H. Haller
Ira J. McGurdy
C. G. Waters
Grayson UW. Staley
Abraham Hemp
Charles M. Shank
C. Renn
Emory L. Coblentz
Edward F. Peck
Allan and Peck
Syracuse
Peck
Farms for sale near Frederick with multiple options
Local notice lists several rural properties for sale near Frederick. A 166 acre farm with timber value, running water, and a five mile distance asks 4000 dollars. Additional 70 acre farm at 85 dollars per acre. A six room rented house at 840 dollars monthly for 1000 dollars, with 500 down payment possible. Also a 172 acre farm with hot water heating, new fencing, and outbuildings, priced at 11000 dollars by agent W NS JOLLIFFE at West Church Street.
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Frederick
Juans
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery -Coun
Wal Tee
Mid- Menten UN
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Strunswick
Thurmont
Jefferson
Walkersville
New Market
Military recruitment and millinery notices in local paper
The item announces two young men needed to fill Company A roster in this city with free military education and rifle practice at the Armory on West Church St. It lists age 18 to 30, height 5 feet 6 inches, and good report, with application details. Also notes a millinery opening on April 24 25 with hats and novelties, a Grace Reformed church supper at North Market St, a drill change due to inspection by Major Riles, and an advertisement for plants and hats near City Hotel.
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West Church St
Grace Reformed Church
Wisses Graff
North Market Street
Citizens National Bank Bank's 1913 financial condition report
Frederick Maryland bank publishes its bank statement showing resources totals, loans, bonds, and deposits. The cashier William G. Zimmerman attests to the accuracy under oath on April 10 1913 with notary J Travers Thomas. Also includes an advertisement promising money saving and fur market investment tips.
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U.S
Sppra
Asee
Hank
Vie
Redemphyn
Owith Ut
Tiemmer
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Neidig & Miller Saturday Specials in Silk Textiles
The ad lists fabric and sewing notions with prices per yard or each. Items include white siftings, silk taffetas, striped voiles, black silk nuns cloth, chantilly finish long cloats, lace and fancy silk cottons, wash silks, storm surges, shadow laces, crochet and dimity spreads, ladies taped neck vests, band bags, Swiss FLOUNDINGS, ready to use sheets, long silk gloves, and repairs, with varied prices.
Office Space For Rent In Court Street Building
Offices formerly occupied by Nefer, Wood & Wood will be vacant May 2. Front windows on Court Street, desirable for lawyers or other offices. Rent includes heat, light, janitor service, and comes with the same for rent. Apply People’s Fire Insurance Co. Frederick, Md. Also notice of Republican Executive Committee meeting in basement of Court House Tuesday night April 22 at 7 40. Committee members must attend.
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Braddock Telgus
Ovices
Br Nefers
Wood & Wood
Court Street
Republican Cit
Court House
Sveloch Evers
Warry
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Columbus Knott Refrigerators
Carty
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Shipley
Greenawalt
Marvel
Empire
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Marjorie
G. O. PS
Tormonsoywater
Republican Central Committee
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City Register
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S. Elmer Brown
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Reno
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MF. Perry
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Grayson Haller
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M.loy
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BA. Cramer
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J. J. Brelfeld
D. John Markey
W W. Osburn
Mehri Gittinger
John L. Johnson
Harry EB. Chapline
Millard N. Nusz
John Jl. Johnson
H. Mehri Gittinger
Waynesboro Athletic
Arthur B. Conrad
West North Street
Waynesboro
Yennig M. Daniels
Knoxville
Frank Harbaugh
West Md
West Yards
Haverstown
Germantown
Jolly Chub
MR. Coblentz
NewsMusician
William Smith
Vamsville
Marvel Theatre
W. NS. Jolliffe
St. Frederick Mul
Reformed Church
NLR
T John Marry
Capitan
Blumenauer & Company
Cordial
Patera
Rennis
Patrick Trest
City Hotel
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank, OF
AL Prederick
Agall
Fuaua
Totti
Ben
Lubavara Aesceace
Esa
National Banlk
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Dueato Trust
Postak
State of
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Dd Kefauver
Ty Wangett
J. D. Baker
Central Securities
Dakotas
Ub. Geologics Survey
Sitainer
John D. Hendrickeon
Investi
J.D. Twendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neidig
Millar
M. L. Etcinson
Etchison
Next New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Thos. P. Rice
Tilomas P. Rice
Harry G. Tritapod
Real Esta, Loans and Insurance
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Albaugh & Harrington
Albaugh & Harrington, Real. Estate
Insurance
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Brengle
Court ST
Frederice
John N. Rengle
Keller & Toms
Thone
W. Frederick, Rd
American Banding Company of
Baltmere
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Ie Con Vines
Cramer & Stauffer
Montgomers
OL News
Ze Pounds, Zoe
Soc
Bes
Remington
Smith-Premier
Monarch
Aizes
Geo Us
N. Market
Janziéaw Fiy
Young & Staley
Braddock Heights
ST. Hickman
Civ
Suburtan
Catamina
West Second
Wedhern Improvementa
Lares vinesTong
Ser Toom
South Market Street
Buildig
Eppertan
Doubs
Niewspapar
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre's
Market ST. Jeseph
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