Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau Office
Eastern districts expect fair weather Friday with rising temperatures. Saturday brings increasing cloudiness and showers to the Upper Mississippi Valley Western Lake region and New England. A storm moved east of Newfoundland after crossing from the North Pacific toward Montana with a developing disturbance in the Southwest and a cooler overall trend in the Lake region and New England.
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M. W. Hse ErxeTon
Weather Bureau
New England
Newfoundland
North Pacific
Montana
Mississippi Valley
The
Lake Region
Biseeselppi
Hisatesipp
TRE WEEKLY NEWS Hagerstown notice and local ads feature
The Waxxy News boasts twelve pages of bright weekly content with local news from Frederick and area correspondents, stories and poems, serials like Chickamauga, and numerous advertisements. It reports city council action on telecommunications and postmaster appointments in Frederick county, with health and household tips including Blood's Sarsaparilla for protection against illnesses.
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Waxxy
Frederick
Mary Jane
Bright
Chickamauga
Jadie Choutt
Antdieteaconnien Orencene Itch, Cospets
Svea Repner & Kemp
W. E. B. Etchison
D. HL Smith
D. BH. Smith
Seston
Eceed J ¢. Lamar
A. N. Earp
Braceville
Dress Goods Co
H. F. Shipley
D. Birely & Son
Arbor Day Observances Across Maryland Counties
Arbor Day activities filled schools in Maryland with tree planting and programs. East Court Street Pennate School hosted a formal ceremony with a student choir and poems and the oak tree named Robinson. The Woman's College closed for Easter, with plans for an Easter concert and a large student enrollment. North Market Street and Ellies Letters groups held Arbor Day programs with tree planting at homes and recitations, but deaths delayed some society events.
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Maryland
Miss Weiner
Eva
Florence Brown
Miss Graybill
Pussy Widow
Mary Grayson
Jeanette Treleh
Janie Birely
Mother Nature
Mary Chew
Lowell
Elva Jennings
Robinson
Woman's College
Apple
Washington
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Misses Sutre
Korth Marest Atreat School
North Market Street School
Peppenta Grom
Emory Cram
George Glessner
Wm. Tyergar
Wm. James
Frank Shipley
Mother Earth
Clarence Bussard
Atlen Radcliff
Frank Gladhill
Harry Gilbert
Fred Shipley
Tom Blumenauer
John Roser
April Roy Brast
Robert Kolb
Moshelm Kuhlman
Hugh Roser
Albert Rice
Phuss
Phret
Don de Grange
Geo. Davin
Lewis Roelkey
Miss Newman
Boston
St. Louis
Ellles Leteres
Belies Letires Literary Society
Burgee
John Markey
EF. 5
Moberly
Bernard Thomas
Ralph Lorentz
H. E. Carty
Yestling
Keefer Tome
Stanley Smith
A. G. Lindsay
EZ. R Goldsborough
Keefer Willems
F. A. Weller
Wayside Inn
R. B. Wood
J. Gorman
Lee Reich
R. Goldsborough
A. Ritter
Esvjo Soio
Marion Miler
Tommy Herdberger
Geo. L. Twenty, Jr
H. R. Dean
J. R. Ken
Frederick College Arbor Day Program Noted
South Street Beriod morning observed Arbor Day with simple readings and recitations by the mandata. Tree planting formed part of the exercises at Frederick College, with a program of activities planned at Frederick Guage inde ahetoicus. The Catholic School did not mark Arbor Day in a special way.
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South Street
Frederick College
Frederick Guage
Brief Bits From The Daily Pages
A mix of items notes on laws for railways and factories to protect workers or widows, a mistaken announcement about an operetta, and various short items. Topics include international congresses, Maryland game and fish meeting, dental diplomas, poultry market prices, Lincoln article excerpts, local treasure seizures, ocean temperature at depth, UK income estimates, a centennial park invitation, and a new pigpen by John Boost.
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United States
Belgiso
Lara
Intanne
Bordeaux
Abraham Lincoln
New York Independent
New
Colum E Bion
Frederick
Mesers
Harry Kaipple
Jacob Phillips
Arctic Circle
Equator
United Kingdom
Tas
Baltimore Centennial Association
Clifton Park
Northeast Baltimore Improvement Association
John Boost
East Sixth Street
News of the Churches Festival of Easter services across churches
The report notes Holy Week events with Rev. Dr. Stahr assisting at the Reformed Church and Rev. Dr. Beale preaching at Zion Reformed. All Saints Episcopal holds 7:30 pm service, Good Friday has 6:20 am and 12 pm services, St John’s Catholic decorates with Easter lilies. Tomorrow features solemn services thrice and Easter music and decorations abound. St John’s German Reformed led by Rev. H Beisfeld, holds 10:15 am Sunday service in Trinity chapel with Holy Communion on Sunday morning.
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the Reformed Church
Stahr
D. J. Beale
Zion Reformed Chi
Charlese
All Sainte Episcopal Church
St John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s
H. Beisfeld
Trinity Reformed
The Mimes Sutra Comes to Frederick in Musical Event
The coming of young lady artists offers a rare musical opportunity for Frederick. Despite financial uncertainties, public support should back the recital, with The Woman's College praised for sponsoring high class concerts at a price lower than larger cities.
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Woman’s College
Frederick
Simoes Sutro
Woman's College
Whatford
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Rocaprater
Washington, &c
Yoakle's
Income Tax Returns Routed After Supreme Court Ruling
Washington instructions modify returns sent yesterday by Collector Vandiver to align with the Supreme Court decision. Daily receipts from tax returns have risen since the ruling was announced.
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Tancome-Tax Meteraa
Washington
Interna
Supreme Court
Vandiver
Local sickness updates in East South street area
Mrs Louisa Woerner is convalescing at her East South street home after several days of grip. Johan Overton of Baltimore and Ohio avenue was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon around 8 30. Mr Gee Railing and Mr Charles Johnson of South Market street are listed as ill. Bay you saw it in The News.
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Louisa Woerner
Grip
East South Street
Axa
Johan Overton
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
Gee
Railing
Charles Johnson
South Market Street
Washington Letter on City Gardens and Public Life
News and Notes from Washington on spring changes in public gardens trees and lawns. Palm Sunday observances near Cattell churches draw crowds. Rev Wallace Radderlife of Detroit preached at NY Avenue Presbyterian Church. congregation over 1,100. Du Pont Circle Methodist Church to become a dwelling owned by ex Senator Van Winkle’s family. Mrs Louise R Stowell and Mrs Mary C Terrell named to public school trustees board. White House residence relocation opens Pathway to 18th and 11th Streets. Emancipation Day events planned at Lincoln Park with parade and speeches and Women’s Clubs convention set to begin.
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Welle House
Cattell
Wallace Radderlife
Detroit
Mich
Nyy
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rombera
Dupont Circle
Bouedrvicee
H Street
Massachusetts Avenue
van Wick
Weed
S Borantat
Agricultural Department
Terrell
Gommer
Woodley
White House
State Department
18Th
11Th Street
N. W
Ramoor
Lincoln Park
Brunswick Brings Mayor Marti Stay to Council
At Tuesday council, Mayor John T. Marti’s resignation was withdrawn, a move praised as right for Brunswick. Building activity hints at stronger growth this year, while funeral notices mark the deaths of Lawrence Gary of Booxville and Mrs. Fannie Weedon of Washington with interments in local cemeteries.
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Brunswick
John T. Marti
Martin
Citzens
Lawrence Gary
Booxville
Peteraville
Carey
Roscommon
Ireland
Fannie RX. Weedon
James O. Weedon
Washington
Bt. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Tueaday
A Play of Rural Life at Holliday Street Theatre
The Baltimore American notes Our Country Cousin by Charles H Fi eming as the week’s attraction with realistic scenery a railroad scene and a threshing machine. Frank Jones as Jason Wheatley leads a strong cast including Miss Lillian Walton and Dorothy Churchill. J G Cailly also shines. the company aims for a successful run. Also on stage at City Opera House Maryland Sunday School Union anniversary set for April 16 at 8 pm with Rev Geo Edward Reed and Rev Hugh Walker speaking and a large Union Choir. Home Again David H Best and family return from Baltimore after medical treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The piece promotes Syrup of Figs as the preferred laxative, manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by druggists.
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Baltimore American
Charles H. Fieming
Holliday Street Theatre
Alxeeconda
Frank Jones
Perkins
Jason Wheatley
Lillian Walton
Dorothy Churchill
J. G. Cailly
James
City Opera House
Maryland Sunday School Union
Baltimore
Academy of Music
Geo. Edward Reed
D. D
Dickeraon College
Hugh Walker
Central Presbyterian Church
R.C. Bestl
Shriner Milling Co Ad Promotes Ceresville Bolger Flour
An old advertisement extols Shriner Milling Co offerings with Ceresville Bolger Flour and related products. It suggests good quality for hominy meal and rye chop while promising moderate prices. It mentions driving home and appeals to shoppers with a casual, promotional tone.
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Ceresville Bolger
Shriner’s
Abe
Clarke County Urges Bemwell Nomination for Clarke and Warren
The Clarke Courter of Berryville Virginia recommends the nomination of Mr Bemwell Thomas, son of the late Collee Thomas of Araby, a Clarke county resident for 22 years. The Courter lauds his landholding roots and belief he will be Virginia’s wise leader in peace and war, a representative for Clarke and Warren.
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Clarke Courter
Berryville
Bemwell
Thomas
Hoga Ofates
Collee
Araby
Clarke County
Virginia
Cosere
Clarke
Wao
Local Republican meeting announced for Friday night
The Republican City Committee invites Brederick City voters to a Friday evening gathering to confer and plan for the forthcoming city election. Secretary Tass MSiner notes the event aims to organize party efforts for the upcoming local contest. Audience address details and location are provided in the notice.
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Brederick City
Ds Tass Msiner
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