April 1 in History: a jumble of events and figures
A scrambled historical fragment recaps varied names and incidents including explorers, regents, and disasters, with many garbled words and missing context. It mentions arctic explorer Leut, Justice Brown, and other figures, but the overall meaning is unclear and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rms
Calontia
Cocrage
Moony
Leute Basset
Diet Tern
Usstice Brown
Feyoank Emineti Fremile Piyoo
Giurerer
Elie Effe
Weather Bulletin from Chief Moons on March 1
Weather conditions across the Northwest and upper lake region show freezing spells southward to Colorado and Nebraska. The central Mississippi Valley and North Carolina coast see cold waves while the Southwest grows distinctly colder. Fair skies are forecast for New England with rain in lower lake regions. snow is indicated for the upper lake region and Missouri Valley. High and low pressure move eastward with typical wind patterns.
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W. L. Moons
Lake
Lower Lake Region
Lake Region
Misais Aippi
Upper Lake Region
Missineippi
Missouri
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Southwest
News of the State and Local Happenings
Free silver Democrats of Talbot held a Doase convention at Easton, poorly attended. Justice H Tress charged with murder of Captain Thomas Camp at Chesapeake City was found guilty of murder in the third degree by Judge Wickes at Elkton. A mass meeting of Anne Arundel Democrats at Annapolis nominated Dr George Wells for clerk of the Cir cu it Court and Grafton Davall and Galloway Cheston for judges of the Or Court.
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Histon
Allver Democrats
Talbot
Easton
Jobe H. Murray
Middletown
Charles County
State Firemen’s Association
Cumberland
Otto Heangeh
Havre de
W. M. Potter
Laurel, Md
Repubilmeat Kensgreneben
Clronts Court
Thomas Hugalett
Jastice H. Tress
Thomas Camp
Chesapeake City
Wickes
Elkton
Anne Arandsl Democrate
Annapolis
George Wells
Circeit Court
Graftoe Davall
Galloway Cheston
Or Court
Yent Bruce
State Senate
J 'Y W. Talbott
Hering, Crothers
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE CITY
Purely personal items note visits by Mr. Wm H McKinly of Baltimore and Mrs Maryavine Saree in the city. Several guests from Washington Knoxville Hancock and other towns are mentioned with travel to university commencements and social calls. Local roads are critiqued as travel becomes rough. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is praised for cures.
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John Beamgardzer
Exerebog Pemuirseeirdin University
Maes Gare X- Siath
Washington
Mie Cornelis
Knoxville
Ts Ewe
Reg Lec Goog
Sven A. H. Ziameraon
Eed
War 1. Devail
Sewayn St Theo
Lewis
The Maryland Bicycle Meet Promises A Big Crowd
The American reports on the upcoming Maryland bicycle meet to be staged Friday and Saturday amid Easton Cambridge or Frederick decisions. It notes the likely host city, aims to attract large crowds, and emphasizes entertainment, racing, and prizes under a plan to draw visitors with scenic routes and favorable transport. The piece cites letters from cycle chiefs, humorous suggestions by Mott, and the focus on spectator appeal and local scenery.
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Dsisimore Sundey
Maryland
Easters
Westers
Willes
Lee
Comming Tm
Frederick
Settis
Easton
Cambridge
Wowie Cyclers
Daahin Whitecaps
Chesapeake
Conan Same Anys Bo
Shenandoah Valley
Mx Mott
Mr. Mott
Eity
Chestertown
The Spring Market Report From The Local Market
The local market shows winter remnants and early spring produce in strength. Cabbage remains scarce and pricey while new crop is pale and of silver tint. Spring onions are scarce. beefless prices hold, poultry thinning with some turkeys sold, and eggs cheap. Fish are inexpensive and fruit limited to small supplies. berries scarce as warm mornings continue.
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Ressensbie
Easter Monday and Tuesday schedules in Union Chapel
Readable fragments show event times on Easter Monday and Tuesday night in Union Chapel with mentions of 71 o clock and 45 o'clock references for April 7. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details on events or organizers.
Mount Airy Bonds Vote Yields Large Majority
Mount Airy held a municipal election on bonds totaling 4000 for street improvements. The measure passed by a large margin, with 74 votes for bonds and 17 against.
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Mount Airy
Fire Destroys Stables at Mockville Grounds
A blaze broke out in Mockville stables last night, burning 60 stalls and damaging the grounds. Firefighters and company members saved remaining structures while the cause remains unknown but suspected to be arson by tramps. Loss estimated near $1,000, with limited insurance.
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Fale
Fae
Torloes
Icrgcacee
Process for County Reassessment districts in Frederick
The governor has signed the Amesement, and Frederick County will divide into eight reassessment districts. Each district will have three election district assessors, with Governor appointments guiding the process and county commissioners supplying two assessors per district. Assessors will rotate among districts and coordinate on reassessment tasks. Buckeystown Jefferson and Middletown likely form reassessment district No 1.
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Rederick
Frederick
County Commissionorm
Conault
Buckeystown
Jefferson
Middletown
Deaths of Harlan J Wagner and Marian Simpson
Harlan J Wagner age 33 of Mt Zion died in Kansas City Kansas March 18 from progressive muscular atrophy leaving widow and children. He is brother of Mrs Ellis Katharine Kimmel Edward Wagner and Charles Wagner. Burial Woodland Cemetery Kansas City Kan. Marian Simpson aged 6 years 7 months died at Urbana March 30 at 9 45 p m youngest child of Richard W and Marian L Simpson. Funeral from M P Church Libertytown at noon, burial Fairmount Cemetery Libertytown.
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RJ Wagner
Harlan J. Wagner
Mt. Zion
Feagarville
Kansas City
Kansas
Sarah Ellis
Feagaville
Katharine Kimmel
Park Mills
Edward Wagner
Newport
Charles Wagner
Polo
Ogis County
Holy Week Services At Baltimore Churches And Opera News
Holy week services are well attended in Baltimore with nightly and daytime rites at various chapels and churches. The Presbyterian Church offers an evening service at 7 30 p m. Rev J Apple is noted with the Reformed chapel. At the Opera House Miss Stanford's Company presented Reddy the Mail Girl to a fair sized audience with a strong cast and solid dramatic action.
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Kew
Chuechas
Alcutt Memorial Church
Chester
Lombardstresta
Baltimore
Reformed Chapel
Apple
Olly Opsse Mons
Tontehs
Legal Holiday and Sick Notices in Local Record
Under the 1983 General Assembly act Friday is a legal holiday with paper maturities affected until June when grace provisions end. Notices list sick individuals including Miss Glace May Shipley and Dr John Balpley, plus a robbery report and travel tip advertising California Fig Syrup.
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General Assembly
Lowndes
Misa Glacis May Shipley
John Balpley
Mester Fletcher Tilton
Prof. L. Tiltom
Frederick College
Mina Mianie Gittinger
North Market Street
Angelier Trial Opens as Jury Deliberation Nears
The Angelier murder trial enters its second day as Mrs. Siselle Angelier and her husband Frank Asgeller face charges stemming from the Parker killing in Baltimore. State argues for first degree murder. defense claims defense of honor. Key testimony from Angelier and character witnesses precedes judge's adjournment awaiting jury verdict.
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Justini Alia
Siselle VY. Angelier
Charles F. Parker
Saldolay
Nova Chutes Streat
Balfmore
Frank P. Asgeller
Westsken
Duffy
Angeller
Blaie
Duffy Anld
Wicks
McLane
Daffy
Campbell
Asgeller
Surprise Party for Koons Family in Harney Area
A pleasant surprise party was held at the Koons residence near Harney on Friday night March 27 in honor of Birato and Willie Koons. Guests enjoyed games music and refreshments while praising the hosts Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ohler. Attendees included Flora Spangler Nettle Slagle and many others. The article also notes a quiet wedding at 1623 West Ist Street Baltimore and a Pleasant Fairs social event with dancing and refreshments.
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Jacob H. Koons
Harney
Birato
Willie
Sint
W. D. Ohler
Rath Snider
Margie Waybright
Hart Waybright
Magus Bowers
Lovie River
Alverta Shriver
Minute Saker
Mesars
Birale
Willie Koons
Walter Shoemaker
Homer Hill
Charles Laboarsight
Norman Hees
Oliver Waybright
Ervin Hees
Clarence Obber
Simpson Shriver
George Conover
Eric Myer
Charles Boingler
Warren Hill
West Istrest
Baltimore
Joseph A. House
C. Troupe
Thurston
Mraerick
Mount Pleasant
Topics Assigned to Maryland State Paper Conference
Augustes Helmes, chairman, assigns twelve topics to twelve Bre companies of Une acate for the Maryland diate Fistemes'a Asocietion a Cumcerisad, Jase iv, li and 13. Frederick delegated to focus on methods to encourage Gre companies to emit towns and styles for towns under 10,000. Question arises if out-of-state companies should join the in-state association.
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Augustes Helmes
Topic Vomsutiver
Maryland Diate
Jase iv
Freterick Hse
Valteda
Ben Fcial
Iristate Association
Hoss Company
Month's Death Record and Interments Report
The March death roll records 65 total deaths in city and county. Fifteen city deaths and 50 county deaths, with interments at Mt Olivet 31, St Johns 4, the Novitiate 1, Lutheran 1, Convent graveyard 1, and various others at Rocky Ridge Jefferson Foxville Middletown Liberty and many towns. Interments at Mt Olivet include 16 adults and 5 children. City interments were 8 and county 10. The death rate rose from February by thirteen and from January by twenty two.
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Counly
Mount Olivet
St. John’s
Lutheran
Thurmont
Yates
Walkersville
Myersvills
Woodvills
Macor
Doubs
Mt. Pleasant
Gromaickle
Mtst. Mary's
Larael Crock
Rocky Springs
Feageville
Ulsidaoty
Mt. Olivet
County
Baltimore
Bail Application Refused by One Judge for Parry
Judge E Boyd Faulkner of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County W Va went to Charlestown to hear a bail application for Dr William E Parry formerly of Walkersville Hehea county jailed on a criminal assault charge The counsel chose to renew the request before Judge R W Dalley Romney next week The Firemen Convention in Cumberland June 19 to 13 promises contests drills prizes and entertainments with $800 to $25 awards and a banquet for visitors
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E. Boyd Faulkner
Circuit Court
Jefferson County
W. Va
Charlestown
William E Parry
Walkersville
Ihea County
Supreme Court of Weat Virgiais
Perry
Faulkner
R. W. Dalley
Twelfth Circuit
Romney
Cumberland
Local notices and upcoming events at Y.M.C.A and City Hotel
A Ladies Auxiliary meeting is set for 830 oclock this evening in the Y.M.C.A parlors with a fall attendance requested. The City Hotel rotunda hosts an impromptu concert by Bistolfi's New York Trio. Dr Ira J McCardy will move to No 18 West seat atrest after April 4 next to Bobleys drug store. Easter noveltice includes toga eggs and bonbons. ice cream orders due by Friday morning. Also promotions for Wagner cans, Almmans jewelry, and McCardell bakery opening March 30 with fresh cakes daily.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Y.M.C. A
City Hotel
Bistolfi
New York
Ira J. McCardy
West Seat
Atrest
Bobley’s Drug Store
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Hriner Milling Co. Furniture
S-O. O. Carty
Goncate
Sbadies Auxiliary Y. M.C.A
News OF the State
Hood
Graaugeset Prederick Qeer Ali the
Asother
Barurney
California Fig Syrup Company
Angelier
Mie Wilard
Mise Frances E. Willard
M. E.ghardi
Seabtes
St. Peale Missionary Socisty of
Pleasant
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Kester Yaca- Hoe
Obresvill Zoller
Wagner
Frederick City
McCardell
Best &Eepler
North WaeEie
Pilez
Woseer
Mulliniz & Kemp
Whee
Walt
Don
Alliomecar
Are
Morons & Kaur
John Hendrickson
Telephome Nl
B.va
FCME
IGE
Violete
Joen Hlenpaixson
Doll Brothers
Horth Market
Poarkon
Ferderiorn
AMD BR Convimord
Dow Boornsts
Bort
TOR
Ppacke
Tacxi
Hanmers
LI Blanks
Bodock & Neng
Rroece & Weidig
Bastae
Ty Seco
Osage
A. A. T.erioe É & Sons
A. T. Ries & Sox
North Marrer Street
Praderee
Sauls
Pant
Stallismia Claiaray James E Walker & CO
A. E. Walker
Arlvyt
Batlex
Ups
Priges
Das E. Winrers
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Lyon
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MEI C. D. Dou
J. ¥, Fisensauer
Eigenhaurrlmanager Juerlmanagea
Waren Spere
Germam Producia
Lentim
Beriey
Lomberper Chesss
A. B. Harqett
Bupchatal
A. B. Haseert
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