April 30 highlights from American history
The entry recalls 1789 when George Washington was inaugurated as the first U. S. president in New York City amid the early session of a Congress under the new constitution. It also notes 1912 when the Mackay Bennett recovered 190 Titanic victims at Halifax. Astronomical events list Saturn, Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and the Dog Star Situs setting due south around 9 p.m.
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George Washington
United States
New York City
Mackay Bennett
Halifax
N. 8
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Report from Frederick notes residents confined to home due to illness. Mr Aileen Moberty of South Market street is bedbound. Mrs Charles W Martz, also of South Market street, who has been quite ill, shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Aileen Moberty
South Market Street
Charles W. Martz
Wilson Hurmmelbaugh
Fairfield, Va
Charles Fraley
West Patrick Street
Pleasant Personal Notes and Court Injunction Update
Purported social news lists Mr. D. W. of Washington and Miss Magsie Sahm visiting Baltimore and Atlantic City. Also notes Mr. Guttinger in Philadelphia and Mr. Zimmerman returning from York. An injunction blocked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from paying wage claims transferred to Virginia residents, with John W. Snarr and others named as petitioners and Arthur D. Willard and H. Dorsey Etchison representing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
Maryland
John W. Snarr
Amos W. Weller
Harry B. Allen
George W. Bissett
Hanson B. Carter
W. J. Woodcock
Harry Lakel
Edward F. Blakely
Carroll
Sigafoose
Roy C. Farr
Arthur D. Willard
H. Dorsey Etchison
Compromise Land Bill Passes Senate News Dispatch
Special dispatch from Sacramento reports the Senate passing a substitute Alien Wang Oractship Bill, radically different from the original. The measure omits the word ineligible and is described as a compromise satisfying the Federal Government. The report includes a judge remark about a ten dollar fine and a humorous Harper’s Weekly quote, plus a Bits note about two men in a debate.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Wang Oractship
Last Day for Maryland Business Licenses Looms
An April end rush hits Frederick as Maryland law requires licenses for business activities by May 1. Deputy Clerk Eli Haugh handles swearing in applicants who must appear in person. License fees vary by stock value, with women paying half the male rate if ownership is proved. Frederick County issues about 800 licenses annually, bringing in 15 to 20 thousand dollars. today and tomorrow may see 8 to 10 thousand in fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli G.laugh
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick County
Haugh
Missions in Japan Illustrated Lecture at Saints Parish House
An illustrated lecture on Japan was held at Ml Saints parish house under the China Mission Chapter. Rev Douglass Hooff read the talk to a good audience. Scenes of Japan were shown, reflecting winter study by the class. Rev Charles Reifsnider of this county, president of St Pauls College in Tokyo, attended. he is Gen Shriver's grandson.
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Ml Saints
Mission Study Glass
China Mission
Douglass Hooff
Japan
Charles Reifsnider
St. Paul's College
Tokyo
Reifsnider
Gen. Shriver
Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses Recorded
In the courts records Charles T K Young and wife transfer real estate in the city to F W Obenderfer for a nominal sum. Reno S Warp transfers city property to George Leatherman. Leatherman to John W Leatherman, with nominal consideration. Joseph G Hamilton to Carmelo Marrone for Frederick district real estate. George H Bussard and wife to Ora S Analt for county property. Marriage licenses issued to Harry W Cooper and Carrie M Jacobs both of Loverettville, ages 24 and 21 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. K. Young
F. W. Obenderfer
Reno
City
George
Leatherman
John W. Leatherman
Joseph
Hamilton
Carmelo Marrone
Frederick
George H. Bussard
Ora S. Analt
Harry W. Cooper
Carrie M. Jacobs
Loverttissille
Keller & Toms
W. Frederick
Frederick County
Amerikan Bonding Company
Baltimore
Repainting of Carlin Home on West Church Street
The six duelhna hoauses of Mrs. A C Carlin on West Church street are being repainted by a team under Henry R Lampe. Advertise in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Carlin
West Church Street
Henry R. Lampe
Ladies Plan Campaign To Sell Chautauqua Tickets
Local ladies meet at Y M C A to organize ticket sales for the Chautauqua week of August four. Two committees will handle city and county sales aiming to sell seven hundred two dollar tickets totaling fourteen hundred dollars. Members from Urbana Middletown Emmitsburg Thurmont Walkersville Buckeystown Jefferson New Market and local cities begin selections with supervising and decoration roles.
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WIH
Phung
W. Harry Labor
C. P. Bennett
Robert Tyson
Frank
J. Stoner
Cammebell T. White
D. Baker
Lewis Molter
Frank Markell
Urbana
EB. L. Coblentz
Middletown
D. E. Stone
Emmitsburg
J. P. T. Mathias
Estelle Castle
Thurmont
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Dirs
William J. ‘Smith
Court Street
Jphone
Montgomery
Paicelia
Woodshuto
Fredererick
Brunswick
Jefferson Walkersville
New Market
City Aldermen Meet Tonight Over Clarke Place Plan
A special board of aldermen session will hear objections to Clarke Place curbwork while Elm street needs curtailment and dust control via oiling. Mayor Schell backs oiling as a good investment to preserve macadam and start early this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Clarke Place
Elm Street
Schell
Local Thanks to Judge Winer and Leo Weinberg
A brief note from Johnny Bel’s parents expresses gratitude to Judge Winer and attorney Leo Weinberg for their kindness in releasing their son. The message is signed by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winer
Leo Weinberg
Johnny
Dedication in Charge of Clergy for Mortuary Chapel
The dedication of the mortuary chapel in Met. Olivet cemetery is set for tomorrow at 4 oclock. Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon will deliver the ten minute address on the steps of the building, with Rev. Douglass Hoot and Rev. A S G Rapp guiding arrangements for the City Ministerial Association. Clergy from the city will take part, including readings, prayers, creed, and scripture, as the windows are opened to hear the program from outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met. Olivet Cemetery
Douglass Hoot
A. 5
G. Rapp
City Ministerial Association
Mt. Olivet
Thomas Hiceman Dixon
H. Kummelbaugh
E Lo McLean
A.J Herman
Dr. Dison
Rey. Hooft
Moth Away Prevents Moth Damage to Clothes
The season is here for Moth Away a pleasant and effective preventive against moths that attach clothes carpets rugs feathers furs and other articles. It does not damage fabrics and is superior to moth balls. Agreeable odor sure effects convenient and cleanly. Price one for large can two for 25 cents. For sale only at Williamson's Drug Store see our windows.
Ground Rents Investment Booklet Offered By Broker
Have you money to invest Read an issued life booklet on ground rents described as a secure investment. The author is an authority. Send a postal or phone to CG. Francis Baughman for a copy with no obligation. Frederick Maryland. Phone 82. Market notice May 1st at 6 am daily through summer. Cottage for sale at Braddock Heights with mountain top view. Possession at once. Chairs recalled and repaired by John Kolb East Church street. License notices due by May 1 1415. An extended entertainment fundraiser by China Mission Chapter Taganty Lantern Light in Sunday school room Saints parish house Tuesday evening. Silver collection at dor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leneid
China Mission
Albaugie & Arrington
Braddock Leights
Bubrniew
Bath
Bingelow Willis
Baggauge
Dow
Raminkson
Smith Premier
Monarch
Frederick
N. Market’ St
New Consignment of Dress Goods Attracts Shoppers
John D. Hendrickson announces fresh stock of voile flouncings and delicates in many fabrics including cottons woolens silks and laces. Also featured are blooming tableaus of Bulgarian figured and striped mercerized crepes. Dainty crimple wash goods praised for season’s use. See items today.
Plasts For Sale at South Market St location
Classified notice announces sale of plastics at BFL Grove on 42 South Market Street. Details are limited in readable text, with address and business name provided for the sale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BFL Grove
South Market St
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the Daily News
Special Dispatch Foa
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Neidig & Miller Greycles
Shipley
Lowenstein &Wertheizher Bank
F. & M National Bank
J. Bell Nothaway
Williamson
Ernest Helfensteinn
Wuoman’s College Jieuse
Escutes
Lely
the Marvel
City Opera House
Bog Ataiay
D. W
Edward A Guttinger
West Pat- Tick Street
Philadelphia
Thomas L. Zimmerman
York, Pa
Blisses
Janet Williams
Ella Shriver
Atlantic City
Howard Strine and Son
West Fifth Street
Mrs
Geo the
Gethel
Harpers Weekly
Weil
Snowspaper Arthive
All Saints Parish House
the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Ladies Plan
United States Army and Navy
Spain
Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps Armory
Suan
McKinley
Gaele
Billy
Hilton
Caele
Billy” Hilton
Sedar
Recupedyale
Canele Bills
Charlestoun Duckpin Club
Charlestown
W.wavill Plas
The
Stars
Thomas Freeman Dixon
WII
Williamson's Drug Store
G. WM. Dansberger
Braddock Heights
C. Bcline
Frederick, Md
Jno
D. Kolb
East Church Street
Harry W. Bowers
John Kolb
East Church
Fale
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
National Bank
J. D. Baker
Capital
Eee Eeseye President
WM. G. Baker
Ud. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Veees Cashien
Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
Cashier
Gro. We
Central Securities CO
Dakotas
U. S. Geological Survey
John D. Hendrickson
Warner
J.D. Tendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neidig & Mucler
John N. Brengle
Pearre's Pharmacy
Court ST
Phonce
Pearre's
the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market ST
T. Hickman
Dewbs
Steed Weiling
Vghin
Panton Premices
Goldwelling
Bed
Garnace Requesitors
Cimeneaten
Cramer & Stausfer
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Usath and Loans
JACOP
Ivy Messrs Wood & Wood
Peoples Fire Insurance CG
Corner Church
Court Streets
Frederick Md
M. L. Ltclinson
Etclinson Furnitura
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. Price
North Market Street
Thomas P, Tch
Harry G. Tripavor
Real Esta
Drnadduck Heights
Lenina
Harry G. Tritapoh
Grayson H. Merchr
East Third Street
Melrgse Ave
Roanoke
Church
Court Starr Eee
William H. Smith
Young & Staley
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