Weather Bureau Update From The Ohio Valley To The Middle Atlantic
M W Hauureertes chief of the Weather Bureau reports a major front moving from the Ohio Valley into the Middle Atlantic with heavy rains along the Atlantic coast. Rain also affects the Southern States, Lake regions, and Upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures rise in some areas while others see little change. Forecast calls for rain in the Middle and South Atlantic States followed by fair weather Tuesday. New York and New England expect cooler or warmer shifts in the coming day or two.
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M. W. Hauureertes
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic Coast
Bate
Lake Regions
Misalesippi Valley
England
New York
New England
Eastern Lake Region
Middle
South Atlantic States
Western Lake Region
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N. W
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Public Sale Notice and Local Advertisements Fragment
Fragmentary early 20th century ad column shows a public sale notice mentioning trustee C. Levy and case 6273 Equity John Motter, plus scattered ads for mayoral candidate John KE Fleming, house for rent at 73 W Patrick St, and various generic job and office requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KE Fleming
Patrick St
Essen Ewe
Nzga
Woman’s College
The Weekly News Advertise Ahead for Thursday Issue
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. Advertising copy due Wednesday at 5 p.m. and changes due by 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Wrerez
Emperor Orders Two Eyed Swords for Chinese Leaders
Chinese papers report the emperor orders two edged swords for princes and generals to execute peace opponents. The act signals continued will to fight Japan. Also noted: Tacoma captain claims invention of Northwest halibut industry, earthquake tremors in Greece, Republican meeting tonight, Democratic mayoral candidates nearing, iron bridge over Carroll Creek ready, fishermen report nine fish, Monocacy river rises, rain benefits farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Kang
Li Hung Hang
II Bong Tsao
Weng Tang Ho
Kang Yi
Japan
Captain Hume
Tacoma
Northwest
Straits of Juan de Nuva
Puget Sound
Nikola Teals
Greece
Republican Association
Asi
Carroll Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Enoch Rowe
Robert Lorentz
Purely Personal notes of Baltimore and distant travels
Purely personal items note Mr. Robert Campbell of Baltimore attending the funeral of Cyrus G. Helfenstein yesterday afternoon. Other entries mention Ernest Frazier formerly of Frederick, DoW of Weslington, U L on a visit, Reno Haro leaving for Annville, Pennsylvania, and Miss Rosa Schley Chapline of West Third street traveling to Washington to be with Miss Marie Cassiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell
Baltimore
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Ernest Frazier
Frederck, Dow
Weslington
U. L
Reno
Haro
Annville
Rosa Schley Chapline
West Third Street
Washington
Marie Cassiz
Arbor Day Exercises at Female High School
Arbor Day ceremonies will be held at the Female High School on Thursday April 2 at 10 a.m. The Art Bubble will be open for public inspection from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contributions to the Library Fund will be gratefully accepted and the public is invited. Peculiar claims about Hooda Barssparila are mentioned as curative.
Fire and arson rumors shock Westminster area
In Westminster Cranberry Yeley and surrounding county towns a tenant-horse on Litsle’s farm was burned in an attempted arson. Anonymous threats claimed more houses would burn. Accdrew Drechsler of Tolston is named in gossip. James W Bove was appointed to a county vacancy. Fire officials battled blazes March fires and a frame barn fire on Green Street endangered nearby stables. about $600 damage with unknown origin.
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Litsle
Woo
H. Reece
Cranberry Yeley
Cerro County
Pervanately
Mistle
Ipin
Drechsler
Caz
Tolston
Joshua Gill
Westminster
James W Bove
F. Wo
Westminster Fire Department
Fresberg Fire Department
Bremen
State Firemen's Association
Jone
Carroll County
Attle Farm
George Richter
Beerclaw Pamtelelnre
David Stoner
Board of County Commissioners
Edwards
Green Street
Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company No.1
Watkins Damage Case Ends in Favor of Railroad
The Watkins case against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over damages from an incident in Montgomery County is settled with a verdict for the railroad. A related matter against the same company, arising from the father of John C. Watkins, was dismissed for want of prosecution after continuance requests were denied due to absent witnesses and illness. Counsel for the railroad included J. G. Rogers and John S. Newman.
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Tris
Ellicott City
John W. C. Watkins
Montgomery County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Otnan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
John C. W. Watkins
Watkins
J.D. McGuire
Alexander Kilgore
Watkins, Sr
Cssen
Baltimore and Onio Railroad
J. G. Rogers
Howard
John 8. Newman
Frederick
Lady Margaret Grosvenor Weds Prince Adolphus of Teck
The Duke of Westminster's daughter Lady Margaret Grosvenor wed Prince Adolphus of Teck. The marriage included a £5,080,000 settlement and about 500 wedding presents. The bride, rich and popular, becomes Princess of Teck, with the prince an officer in the Seventeenth Lancers in their gala ceremony.
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Margaret Grosvenor
Duke of Westminister
Prince Adolpheus of
Prince Cording
Seventeenth Lancers
Prities
Princess of
Teck
Over Country Cousins at Empire Friday Night
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports the comedy drama Over Country Cousins opened at the Empire yesterday with Frank Jones as Jason Wheatley delivering strong rural character humor. Liltien Walton plays the heroine and John P. Kennedy appears as Hickory Hopkins. their dancing drew special notice. The company will run all week.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Empire
Frank Jones
Jones
Jason Wheatley
Si Perkins
Mies Liltien Walton
John P. Kennedy
Hickory Hopkins
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office 1885
A list of advertised letters remaining in the Frederick City post office as of Saturday April 6 1885 and must be called for within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Names include Albert Brereman Albert J Byerly Faust Rhoe Mig Co B Jenkins Clarence M Faing Henry Tine ER Thomas Lewis Walker Louis Wehguriver Joshus Mate Ble tgs and others.
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Frederick City
Gurrizms
Lier
Albert Brereman
Albert J. Byerly
Faust & Echoeke Rhoe Mig, Co
B. Jenkins
Clarence M. Faing
Henry Tine
ER. Thomas
Lewis £. Walker
Louis Wehguriver
Lapin
Joshus
Mate
Life's Purposes sermon and camp out plans announced
Sunday afternoon Hon. Jacob Rohrback spoke on Life's Purposes at a gospel meeting. An invitation committee will meet this evening and a Thursday 7 p m board of directors session discusses a summer camp out with details to be announced soon. The secretary may be consulted by interested members. General James C Clarke, president of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, has returned home after a stay in Mobile and travel without incident. An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a liquid laxative from the Californa Fig Byrup Co, sold by leading druggists.
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Jacob Rohrback
James C. Clarke
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mobile
City
Californa Fig Byrup Co
Christian Endeavor Society of Bradnock
Eveni Og
Circars
Enna Tog
George W. Perry
M. L. Kefanger
Charles W. Grove
George H. Mull
Carlton Mumford
C. M. Phieoger
All Saints Episcopal Church
China Mission
The
Reformed Church
Zion Reformed
Charltaville
D. J. Beale
J. K. White
Friay
Howation and Music at St James Lutheran Chapel
Despite inclement weather a large cultured audience gathered at St James Lutheran to enjoy a musical and elocutionary program led by Mins Moltke Moberly. The second half featured varied selections performed with mixed clarity and rhythm to the audience's delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S T. James Lutheran
Christel
Spacal'y Jim
Adam
Pretty Moravian wedding near Graceham in 1900s
One of the prettiest home weddings of the era took place at the residence of Mr John T Colliellow near Graceham. Miss Sus Laura became Mrs Adan KH Zentz of Thurmont in a Moravian ceremony conducted by Rev Cor ter. Guests from Gettysburg Emmitsburg Thurmont and Graceham attended. The bridal party was serenaded by a forty-piece calathompian band. Mr and Mrs Zentz will reside at Frank Mo Alls near Thurmont where he will work milling. Also noted are two upcoming marriages in Annville and Frederick with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Mendelasohn
Corter
Itysburg
Ematiebare
Thurmont
Graceham
Calathompian Banc
Bera
Zentz
Frank Mo Alls
Wet Toucnson
Reno
Harp
Miss Brighthill
Annville
U.B
C. F. Flock
Charles Levy
Bert Gilson
John Murray
Funeral Rites Held for Helfenstein Dixon and Lamar
Funeral services were conducted for Cyrus G Helfenstein at his Weat Patrick Street home with Rev Osborne Ingle. pallbearers included Judge John A Lynch and Geo Markell. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas O Dixon of Linganore district lay in state at 9 80 oclock with Rev Dr Eschbach. pallbearers listed, Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. Mary Ross Lamar died near Urbana. requiem mass held at St To stions Church, pallbearers named, interment in church graveyard. undertaker W H Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Patrick Street
Osborne Ingle
John A. Lynch
Chas. W. Ross, Sr
Geo. Markell
W. Irving Parsons
E. C. Shepherd
John Markell
Mt. Olivet
J ©. G. Cartyeras
Feneral
Thomas O. Dixon
Linganore District
E. R B. Eschbach
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Will H Kemp
Harrison King
F. A. Michael
John Haugh
John Hargett
Charles Zimmerman
F. Schroeder
Mary Ross Lamar
Urbana
Thia County
Oelock
St. Toastions Church
Fr. Rourke
Moesra
Zimer ¥. Jamison
Otis Henderson
Edward Himpton
Arthur McKinna
Arta Fitzaimmons
Robert’ Henderson
W. H. B ‘Etchison
Ephraim Brown
Jes Onles
Buckeystown Church
W. W. For- Joan
John HB. Brown
John A. Nelson
Wil Ham Cox
Edward Nelson
Hope
AT. Rice & Sons
Exhuming The Dead In East Fourth Street Graveyard
Workmen remove remains from the old Methodist graveyard on East Fourth Street to convert the lot into building plots. Some graves yield only bones and wood. remains are reburied at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Tombstones have fallen or been moved, making some graves hard to locate. Interments date back to earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Methodist
East Fourth Street
Mt. Olivet
Exacing Club Meets at Court Square for Literary Program
Miss Diehl led a reading session at Mr Charles W Rosa's home Court Square featuring The Author of Trilby an interview with Dr Maurier The Assassination of the Czar of Russia Alexander II The Debutante s Bouquets and The Gleas Charger The program includes an amusing account of a bachelors purchase and divorce with near fatal consequences Diehl praised The Debutante s Bouquet The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Ann G Ross Court Square on Easter Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Charles W. Rosa
Court Square
Trilby
Dr. Maurier
Russia
Alexander 11
Gleas
Misa Diehl
Ann G. Ross
First public or circulating notary in America found
Dr. Bernard Steiner of the Enoch Pratt Free Library described to the Maryland Historical Society a claim that the first public notary in America was established in Annapolis in 1692 with St. Anne's parish aid from Rev. Thomas Bray and Princess Anne, who later became queen, in exchange for naming Maryland's new capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard ©. Steiner
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Maryland Historical Society
America
Annapolis
St. Anne's Parish
Thomas Bray
Anne
Maryland
Easter Music Programs Sought for Saturday Notice
Important notice requests Organiste and chairmantern to provide their Easter music programs by Friday to ensure accurate and complete announcements in Saturday's issue.
Local notes and court turmoil flood Eskien town page
A jumble of names and cases fills Eskien town notes with elections for collectors, grand juries indicting tax collectors, and multiple court actions. Mentions of Harbors de trace, Denon Edward P. Homrickowse, and a Cumberland verdict dominate, alongside church notices, Holy Week services, and hotel arrivals.
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YomerGen
Tedes
Bros
Havre de Trace
Vance Sharp
Denon
Edward P. Homrickowse
Hagerstown
Eldcott City
Meyer and Coonet
Naval Veteraz
Johno Brow'en
Ois
Annapolis
Caralice Cousty
Pat Yestigaing
Mercier
Georgs McQuitzec
Ant
Howlaysworth Mackal
Eskien
Chenselita
Aseigsein
Crasica
Grand Jary
Varuse
Boyd
Grand Jury
Allegany County
Rogerstown
Alexander B
Matbeugy
Cumberland
Chesapeaks
Willgmaport
Missca Latro to perform at Woman's Cal eve piano recital
Local note announces next Tuesday evening recital at the Woman's Cal eve featuring Missca Latro and two young lady artists on two grand pianos. The program promises a happy mix of numbers to please music lovers and entertain the audience with surprising feats. Also advertised is poultry from First Premium Poultry Yards with orders for Hourans Black Spanish Hamburga and Leghorns, via Frank J. Schroeder at 25 E Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cail
Frank J. Schroeder
Patrick St
Ceresville Roller Flour Ad Promises Moderate Prices
An old advertisement touts Shrine Milling Ceresville Roller Flour with claims of quality for bread making and hominy or meal dishes. It notes moderate pricing around 48k, urging shoppers to choose their flour for staple recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
Frederick City Directory Souvenir Edition Notice
Community notice lists a directory of manufacturers merchants and professionals with details on gas consumers payments and discounts. It mentions prices on canned goods prunes mixed fruits dried carp jars sourd crackers and rebates at 25 E Patrick Street with names U Ed Clingan and Frank J Schroeder in a local business directory notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Schroeder
Patrick Bireet
Parasol Sale Advertises Silk and Chiffon Options
D A Best advertises a large assortment of parasols in silk, chiffon, and India fabrics plus white small parasols. Prices start from 250 and up. Call to examine stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Surag
Local Grocery Prices This Week at Special Easter Sale
Prices list canned tomatoes and peaches, California prunes, new macaroni, sod fish, baked beans, pearl barley, and more. Extra mild ham and other items feature this week only. Purchases of 7 dollars sixty will include a free framed Easter fan.
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SHE Daily News
Buton
Veorgut
Washington, CA
Bern
John W. Mebbings
Lula B. Ford
Njameville
K&ws
St. Panis Missionary Society
Pleasant Hill
Lyndney Hooton
Lynchcbburg
Bruno Erts
Wis
O. E. Meager
W. E. McSherry
A. Weensler
Spencer
R. W. Bream
Gettysburg
Smootz
Reenaburg
Heiges
B. Hobnett
Cuaberland
E. Mager
E. M. Remsburg
W. E. Koons
C. Lamar
G. Gnerr Horsz
Aston Spenkle
Elmer Culley
William Gosnell
Brug
Eli Musser
Wm. Ellis
James Herman
Thomas Swartz
Wrightsville
G. M. Krung
Hanover
F. W. Spotten
Columbia
Charles Teyler
Henry Linhart
Shrine Milling OO
Yeresville Roller Flour
Gaitenioanial
Manufesturers
Teestone
Teleof
Eberches
Anc
Tuz Bary Pt ii Uing Company
Clingan
Ageas
Lave
D. A. Best
D. H. Bests
Nort Market Street
D. . Smith
Merchiet
Johnny Wallace
Barrack
Johnny
Wwe
Smiths Temple OF Pandy
Fredarick, Md
B. Oline
By Mattings
Callat
C. E. Cine
Mountain View Poultry Yards
Prins Winelag
Frederick Fay
C. F. Rothenhoefer
Bsst Beventh Bt
Indian Spring
Plymouth Rocks
Addrees
W. Harry Goodsell
Dewdm Frederick Mi
McLliniz & Kemp
Soen Hendricksor
Lassie
TNS
YUCK
Joen Hanoxoxeon
F. V. Staub
Doll Brothers
Dol Brothers
North Market
Naw M.attinge
Dou Baorizii
Railng Grocery CO
WEBER
John A. Kennedy
Sree Goops
Iurorizp
Serres and Trovszanes
Mareet
John A. Es Yedy
Lle
Mazeet
Bodooe & Neidig
Nedig
UGS Thikge
ZERE
Bowe
A. Wurs
Crear Indies
Sbc
Haa Bon & Pretty
C.tereat
Roduce & Nellig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
North Market Street
James E. Walker & CO
J B. Walker
Prine
Habert
EMS
ATA
JAB. E
Warez £ Co
Allen Roerback
Anon
Prasiza Pans
Auten
B. H. Blackston
Dyssena
B. Hi. Bracssrop
Frederick, Md
Boss Bock
Crrepzaren
J. A. C. Lipps
West Patrick and Telegraph Sis
Frederick, Ma
Columbia Brewing CO
East Sib Street
Wee Sib
Anit
Bichelserg RR
Newsion
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