Weather Forecast and Public Notices From April Evening Almanac
Weather bulletin notes warm spell after showers and fair conditions from the lake region to Florida. It details barometer readings, high and low pressure areas, and northerly winds with temperature trends through midweek. Also lists executors notices, help wanted blurbs, and local business ads from Seymour.
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Aunl & Lian
Saumerou
D.C
W. L Moons
Weether Boreac
Ohio Valley
North Platese
Dakotas
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Lake Superior
Kansas
Montena
Brief Bits From Local and General News
A summary of varied items: Bartgis sells a south Market Street saloon to John Foster. Governor Lowndes appoints A. W. Clement of Baltimore state veterinarian. Westminster fire department cornerstone laid with Masonic rites. Mrs. Agnes Fowler of Westminster dies at 26 years. Kobe Herald mentions Kobe, Japan. James A. Gary declines Republican Committee re-election in favor of Senator Wellington. Miss Albaugh of New Market graduates nursing school at Maryland Homeopathic Hospital. Fire alarm cites a blaze at Beallst Cemetery House and a related county fire. Mrs. Milton McDaniel of Mt Pleasant breaks an arm. An travel tip promotes Syrup of Figs for kidney liver and bowels with local druggists. Manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Bartgis
South Markettreet
John Foster
Lowndes
A. W. Clement
Baltimore
Fire Department
Westminster
Agnes Fowler
County
Kobe
Japan
James A. Gary
National Republican Committee
George L. Wellington
Albaugh
New Market
Nurses’ Training School
Maryland
Forty eighth Amaranth convention in Fredonia opens
The Bester Order of United American Mechanics holds sessions in Fredonia Connecticut hall with demonstrations led by Frederis Coezell. Prizes for membership gains awarded to Frederick County, Cecil County and Baltimore councils. Officers elected and a uniform by law framework approved. Next convention set for Cambridge.
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Giste Coure
Bester Order
Unitad American Mechanics
Fredonia
Charles H. Stety
Bany
Seatertay
Diefs
Ciy
Fredonta Council
Liberty Counci
Baltimore
Cherry Hill
Cecil County
Eixty
Thomas B. Miller
Frank E. Sneadner
Libertytown
Frederick County
Siste
Charles B. Stein
North Pine Street
James L. Disney
W. C. Gravenor
Sharptown
Wicomico Co
J. A. Owena
Harve da Grace
Wm. T. Poat
Vienna
Dorchester County
Fred H. Anderson
Cambridge
State Council
Wm T. McCullough
Principio
West County
Nat Connell
C. Harry Stein
D. M. Rittenhouse
Geell County
Rittenhouse
Venus Council
Barre de Grace
Stein
Frederick
Fredaries
Benjamin J. Nusbaam
City Council of
Cis
Roshsam
Hooper
Fredonia Council of
John Derver
Samuel Dutrow
Board of School
Commissionore
Two Men Suffer Burns At Steam Brick Yard
John Merchant, an engineer at the Steam Brick yard, was splashed by molten metal and burned in the face and eyes. His left eye was damaged but sight may be saved. Charles Anders also burned about the eyes. Merchant was taken home, Dr Goodsii treated him, both men improving next day.
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John Merchant
Charles Anders
Merchant
Impromptu Society Dance Honors Miss Barrell
A delightful impromptu dance drew younger and older society members to Jantor Sail last evening in honor of Miss Barrell, hosted by Miss Mary Maulsby’s guest. Thomas Wolle and Roger Wood led the committee. Rhodes' select orchestra provided music. The event contrasted with news that Samuel Costen, an aged Black man, was found dead in the river near Pocomoke City with foul play suspected.
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Jantor Sail
Barrell
Mary Maulsby
Thomas Wolle
Roger Wood
Rhodes
Samuel Costen
Pocomoke City
World’s Fair sale draws record crowd in Walkerarmis
One of the county’s largest public sales occurred when Mr Witter and Cramer of Walkerarmis sold land on the 26th by Auctioneer Charles B Fout. Advertised locally as a World’s Fair sale it drew between 4000 and 10000 attendees and topped estimates by about 19 100.
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Geforce
Political notes from Maryland counties and cities
Statewide brief roundup reports elections and conventions across Cecil, Anne Arundel, Howard, Washington and other counties. Governors, Mayors, and delegates named or contested. tax cases, harbor improvement efforts, and a freight incident near Elkton are noted.
Work of Death and Obituaries in One Notice
A fragmented obituary column notes the death of Mrs William Huffman of Woodaboro from diabetes mellitus with tributes to her Christian character and a memorial from TEOMan Cogan. It also mentions the death of Thom A Cogan, a Washington tax office clerk, and brief notices for Mary Forria Norris and Mrs Evans widow of Colonel David Braue with funeral details.
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Mei
William Huffmar
Besale
William Huffman
Woodaboro
R. G. Hammond
Mrs. Hoffman
David Rvars
Evans
David
Braue
Elkart City
Yeaklo
Maryland Methodist Annual Conference Adopts Circuit Reforms
The Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church closed in Baltimore with new circuit consolidations in Harmony Grove Lewistown Catoctin merging into Lewistown and Beckeystown Limekita Jefferson into Jefferson circuit. Reassignments include W M Birser to Jefferson Buckeystown G F Farg to Frederick G F Comes to New Market and other appointments to Kemptown Liberty Lewistown and Queen Victoria 04 noted among the county changes. The meeting adjourned to meet again next April at Broadway Church Baltimore.
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Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Ailcutt Memorial Church
Baltimore
Broadway Church
Harmony Grove
Lewistown
Catoctin
Beckeystown
Limekita
Jefferson
Jeerson
W. M . Birsger
Delightful College Concert by Bistolfi NY Trio
A moss delightful concert at Woman's College for the college and YMCA. Professor Bistolfi and his New York Trio performed a varied program with elegant guitar, voice, mandolin, and harp. Highlights included The Passing Regiment, Southern Medley, and selections from Verdi and Bohemian Girl, to an admiring audience.
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Woman's College
Bisto 6
Gultar
Firat
Sie
Themafer Co
Bisiolfil
Review of Nations
Schubert
Dreger
Bistold
Cowerley
Godfrey
Frovatore
Verdi
Seresimsaresva Seenschaccleno
Robert Ja Diabis
Mayerbeer
Balfe
Belection
Cavalleria Rusticana
Snoblima Evening Star
Marriage of Hymeneas Allnutt Thomas in Buckeystown
Miss Alice Thoomaa Thomas married Robert W. Allnutt of Montgomery county Md at Wm Baker residence Buckeystown late yesterday. Elder Charles H Waters officiated with a traveling attire bride and a large guest list. Luncheon served by Harris the Baltimore caterer followed by a Southward tour and rice showers. Church notices, charity concerts, and local bills discussed. Home for the Aged gains support. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for Purified blood.
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Allnutt
Thomas
Baker
Buckeystown
Alice Thoomaa
Robert W. Allnutt
Montgomery County
Miss Thomas
F.C. Thomas
Frederick County
Duluth
Minn
Charles H. Waters
Galthamburg
Mise Anna White
Mises Pau Mne Barnes
Washington
Hall He Walker
Frederick
Misses White
Mary Lee Martin
Mauaker Perry
Eva Nelson
Virginia
Ella
Annie M. Thomas
Harris
Baltmore
Gussets
Benon Allnutt
Messrs. Allutt
Nellie Allnutt
Misvea Dawson
Darby
Haddox
A. W. Nictodemus
W. G. Baker, Jr
Yale
Frederick Musitins and New York Recital at Carnegie Lyceum
Frederick Musitins and New York artists present a Carnegie Lyceum recital in New York City on Thursday afternoon April 1. Miss Marion Henley, Miss Bertha May Nes, Thomas E. Greene, and the Nedhset Quartette perform vocal and instrumental pieces with Miss Deeley famous as a dramatic idol and Foxle as a noted singer. The Neidbert family provide piano and strings. the program includes Goonod’s A Da rt and Cr. pio’s Arbiuru pieces, celebrating Frederick residents and heirs of Augustus Neidhart.
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Frederick Musitisns
New York
Carnegie Lyceum
New York City
Mise Marton Henley
Bertha Maynes
Frederics
Thomas Ekyace Greene
Neldeset Quartette
Misa Deeley
Mie Foxle
Frederic
Jarvs
Potateonts
Steinman
Atu
Tinary
Goonod
Weztomiki
PURELY PERSONAL Names and visits after Easter in Hagerstown
Mr C A Minnebaker of Hagerstown returns home after Easter with Miss Fannie Byier of this city. Miss Rosa Bland of Washington DC spent Easter Monday at her home and traveled back with Mr A Breckel of West Washington. Mr and Mrs Frack T Knock of Washington DC spent the holidays near the city. Mr Murray Thomas, formerly of this city now in Baltimore, plans a visit to Frederick friends. Mr and Mrs 8 O Mercier returned to Washington after a Shaater visit with Mercier's parents. Miss Martha For of Mount Carmel, Miss Emma Linton and Viola paid Mrs Mary Jane Curtis of Yellow Springs a holiday visit. Miss Mollie Kemp of West Third street leaves for a Philadelphia visit. Mrs C F Goodell and daughter Jessie spend the week visiting relatives in Washington.
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C. A. Minnebaker
Hagerstown
Fannie Byier
Thia City
Rosa Bland
Washington, D. C
A. Breckel
West Washington
End Mire
Frack T. Knock
Weshington
D. C
Murray Thomas
Baltimore
Frederick
David Lowenstern
Mra
Mercier
Washington
Misa Martha For
Mount Carmel
Emma Linton
Viola
Mary Jane Curtis
Yellow Springs
Mira Mollie Kemp
West Thirdtreat
Philadelphia
Mra. C
F. Goodell
Jessie
Woman of War at Lyceum Theatre in Baltimore
A new play based on facts by General Felix Agnus Wan opened at the Lycaume theatre in Baltimore on Wednesday of last week. Edited by Louise Malloy, it is praised for historical accuracy and strong material. The production is expected to travel to large cities and succeed, with a notable Southern woman portrayal, and shows at the City Opera House next Monday night, April 18.
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Baltimore
Felix Agnus Wan
Lycaume Theatre
Louise Malloy
Shenandoah
Maryland
New York Dramatic Times
City Opera House
Local Notices Highlight Public Appearances and Community News
Local notices include Mrs Beatle Starr Keefer returning from Washington and available at 18 East Third Street rest of the week. Lady Marvel of Wheeler & Wilson Rowing Machine Co will be at 1853 North Market Street for two days. Frances Willard WB T U president to speak Friday at 3:80 pm to M. EB. Church. Fredonia Council No 46 O U A M requests display of Stars and Stripes on April 8 for a public event. J Edward Rice recording secretary.
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Marvel
Wheeler & Wilson Rowing Machine Company
No. 1853
North Market Street
Beatle Starr Keefer
Washington
Third Street
Frances E. Willard
M. EB. Church
Fredonia Council
Piederickelty
Eles
North Marliet
Sean
J. Edward Rice
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Milton McDaniel
Mt. Pleaant
California Fig Syrep Company
News OF the State
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Teoman Cogan
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Clark
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St. Matthew's Catholic Church
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Creagerstown
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Charbesville
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Harry 8. Hartman
Ursinus Bowen
Theology
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Home For the Aged
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M.T. Derr
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Cali Sea
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Newssteam
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Tanok
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