Weather Forecast and Notices From April 1 9 Weather Digest
April 14 forecast notes general conditions across regions. barometer shifts from gulf coast to lake regions. warmer in lake region and Ohio Valley. cooler in Dakota to Texas. Rain from Mississippi to Rocky Mountains. possible severe storms Texas to Nebraska. Areas of high and low pressure move eastward. winds pattern described. NEW ADVTS lists include Equity, Urner, printing, private school, jobs, and funeral directors notices.
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W. L. Moorz
Sp. m
Golf Coast
Lake Ruperier
Montana
Colorado
Kansas
Dodge City
New Mexico
Texas
Lake
Upper
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Dakota
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Nebraska
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
S Watch
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Budget of varied items notes historical warfare details, Swiss housing law, and prison plant care. It mentions Basle’s four week occupancy rule, Swiss cantons Birghweltz, Bangor jail inmates tending plants, and 1768 quills shipped from Russia and Poland to England. Also about John Constance’s arm fracture, Longfellow’s pen name Joshua Coffin, forty seven Chinese temples, postal letters, Luther F You, and spring thunder tracks. The piece closes with electric railroad track progress near Springfield.
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Chivas
Basle
Switzerland
Bchweltz
Foreat
Bangor, Me
Russia
Poiasa
England
John Constance
Emmitsburg
Henry W. Longfellow
Newbury
Joshua Coffin
America
Luther F. You
Springfield
Ohio
South
Telegraph Streets
Maryland junior order convention in Jenior Hall opens tomorrow
The annual convention of the Junior Order American Mechanics of Maryland will convene in Jenior Hall this city tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for regular business. About three hundred delegates are expected to attend and sessions will last about three days. A public parade and demonstration led by the Junior Order is planned for tonight with bands and a large statewide delegation. Dr James A Eider was elected president of Emmitaburg Railroad Company at a board meeting, succeeding W H Biggs who resigned.
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American Mechanics of Maryland
Jenior Hall
Lock Janlor Council
Emmitaburg Railroad Company
James A. Eider
W. H. Biggs
Attempted Outrage Attack on Child Near Adamstown
A colored man named Jobs Frazier tried to assault Nellie Padgett, 10, while she hunted eggs at a farm near Adamstown. Frazier was arrested and jailed in Frederick after authorities moved quickly. The case aims for severe punishment, with no injuries to the girl beyond fright. Authorities vow to prevent sensationalism and keep the matter quiet while the legal process proceeds.
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Joan Padgett
Adamstown
Jobs Frazie
Frazier
Bey
Ross
Dr. Boone
Amos Thomas
Frederick
Padgett
Nellie
Anniversary Y M C A to mark milestone in city
The Y M C A anniversary will be held May 7 at the City Opera House with a program of music and a reception to local young men. Fred E Tasker of Washington D C is announced as speaker. The Ladies Auxiliary will oversee a reception after the program and further arrangements are in progress. The event promises to surpass prior celebrations.
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Y. MO. A
Jacob Rohrback
Moasra
George Zimmerman
G. Roger Wicknam
Paca
Fred E. Tasker
Washington, D.C
Spesker
Syoning
Tasker
Y. MC. A
Water Works announces hydrant flushing plan
Superintendent of Water Works Frank Tyergat informs Frederick residents that all water pipes will be opened at night to flush the system. If water appears cloudy, it is part of the cleaning process and should not be kicked. The reservoir will be cleaned shortly.
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Waster Works
Tyergat
Frederick
HoTiCs
Maine
Syrup of 36 Hf for travel health and kidney benefit
A vintage ad proclaims Syrup of 36 Hf as ideal for travelers and business trips, claimed to soothe kidneys, liver, and bowels and prevent fevers and headaches. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
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California Fig Byrup Company
State News Roundup of Early May Events
Events from various counties report deaths in Denton and Centreville, primaries in Carroll Dorchester and other counties, appointments and legal actions. Notable items include a train fatality near Cumberland, a robbery in Alchester, a deed of trust in Washington County, forged treasurer attempt in Howard County, and a river body murder suspicion surrounding Samuel Costen.
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Frederick Schroder
Cumberland
Montgomery County
James Thompson
Alchester
John W. Tracy
Washington County
J. Micholas Miller
Howard County
Queen Anne's
Judge Russanin
Queen Anne’s
Dorchester
Wellington
Rockville
Robert Johnson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Wicomico County
Graham
Samuel Costen
Pocomoke River
Pleasant personal notes from Martinsburg area visitors
Purely personal items list residents and guests visiting Martinsburg and surrounding towns. Mrs. Harry Datrow and daughter Nellie await Mrs. Annie Buyder and family. Mrs. L. M. Rogers visits Martinsburg. Miss Marlon Apple of Annapolis stays with Miss Belle Dean. Rev. C. W. Stinespring in Baltimore. others travel to Washington and Baltimore. local guests return home after visits with neighbors.
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Harry Datrow
Nellie Datrow
Martinsburg
Annie Buyder
Patrick
L. M. Rogers
Martnaburg
W. Va
T. T. Scarapergar
Washington, D. C
Marlon Apple
Annapolis
Belle Dean
Dean
Baltimore
J. L. B. Wilhide
Gelser Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Cornelia Hillesry
Thomas Achey
C. W. Stinespring
Hodey
Bhaw and
Thomas
Weattmalwater
Newman
West Second Street
Church in Bur-Kittaville seeks funds for improvements
The Reformed congregation led by Rev. W. OC. Sykes plans summer upgrades to the Bur-Kittaville church. Costs about 1500 dollars with most subscriptions from members. Historic building from the 1840s, used by Reformed and Lutheran churches, later hospitals in the Civil War era.
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Bur- Kittaville
W. OC. Sykes
Haeskari Honored by London Society of Science Letters and Art
Rev. Dr. G. C. H. Hasskari of Frederick was notified by mail of his election to an honorary fellowship of the Society of Science Letters and Art of London England. The honor places him among the era’s most learned literary figures.
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de. Haeskari
G. C. H. Hasskari
Frederick
Society of Science, Letters and Art
London
England
Todey
Birthday Celebrated for Mr J T Webb of Emmittsburg
The Social World notes Mr J T Webb of Emmittsburg celebrated his seventy ninth birthday last Thursday. A Groff Park dance scheduled for the 24th was postponed indefinitely. George Cooper narrowly escaped injury when a horse frightened and bolted on Bentz street.
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J. 2. T. Webb
Emmittsburg
Groff Park
George Cooper
Shaggy
Bentz Street
Cooper
Frederick County Republican Convention Ends in Motter Victory
The Republican County Convention adopted a report naming permanent officers and 25 delegates per district. Delegates to the state and Sixth District conventions were listed. The outcome favored Motter, with opponents threatening a new convention but ultimately aborting the plan. Motter supporters praised his "gallant and open fight" and victory.
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Motiere
Tax News
Lelog Cat
Prederick County
General Assembly
Republican Party
Frederick County
Wiliam McKinlay
Ohio
Meney
St. Louis
Baltimore
Backeystown
F.B. Rice
Fradick
John C. Motter
Milton A. Woodwood
Hammond Urner
Douglas H. Hargen
Mladis
Mount Pleasant
D. E. Routzahn
Jeffarson
George W. Crum
Mechanicstown
H. C. Anders
Jackson
Elmer J. Smith
Johnarille
P. B. Buttely
Woodville
M. Jan. Hood
Singanore
B. T. Nicodemus
Lewistown
T.E. R. Miller
Tuscarora
Hageratown
Buckeystown
R. A. Padgett
Frederick
Wm. HK. Ramsborg
E. ¥. Goldsborough
George Birely
John C. Weast
Middletown
C. E. Niemyer
Creagerstown
E D. Staub
Emmitsbareg
O. F. Rowe
Catoctin
John
John P. Flock
Johnsville
Eli P. Hawk
Woolville
H. B. Wilson
C. P. Denner
Committee On
Gittinger
John A. DeLashmatt
Bnook
Horner
Motter
Pretty Home Wedding in Thurmont Couple Wed
A pretty home wedding solemnized on Thursday, April 9, at the home of the bride's parents in Thurmont. Miss Mattie Baker and Mr. Josiah F. Wilhide were the contracting parties. The bride wore blue crepe and carried a bouquet of roses, with Miss Annie Baker as maid of honor and Mr. David Wilhide as best man. The parlor was decorated with evergreens, a reception followed, and many friends sent congratulations and gifts.
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Thurmont
Mattle Baker
Josish F. Wilhide
Annie Baker
David Wilhide
Political Appointments Under New Bills Explained
The passage outlines that available offices will require appointments by the Governor after state party committees nominate candidates. Six general officers per party total twelve, plus district positions, will be selected following committee recommendations. Democratic officials will be replaced as per the new law, with additional appointments and rejections to be handled by the Governor and county supervisors.
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Ske
Reall
County Cumminbtestovers
Property Deed and Notices From Frederick Mail 1896
Property transfers include Catharine A. Warthan to Geo. Wartkas for 40 dollars and multiple other land deeds totaling hundreds, with sums ranging from 5 to 400 dollars. Advertised letters at the Frederick Chypeebes post on April 11 1896 list several names. A damage case against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was settled in Rockville, with a verdict for the plaintiff. Also noted are notices of musical recital at Woman's College and new building activity in Eyaville and West Bentz Street for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine A. Warthan
Geo. W. Wartkas
Ountlemer
Wro. Caulisid
Daniel Q. Clive
Eugene Hayes
Thos. W. Johnson
Bam Keily
Augustus Krebs
Hobart Rippsa
George W
Robert Johnson
Baltimore An Ohio Railroad Company
Local W O T U Meeting and Frederick Notices
The W O T U will hold a meeting this Monday evening at 7 15 o clock in Infant B 8 0 M E Church. A P Mansa announces he still operates the Groff House and hotel business at the Groff House Frederick Md. Mrs Keefer lectures Friday April 17 at Kemp Hil tickets 25 cents. Kemp’s and at the door. Groff Booze remains at the old place and Groff House is the base of A P Mansa proprietor.
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Eee House
Frederick, Md
A. P
Groff Booze
Old Place
Tam
Groff
A. P- Mansa
Best and Kepler Carriage of New 87 Carpets
Best and Kepler advertise exceptionally good values in 350 and 500 dress goods and 500 for winer materials with no off shades. They claim fresh, new creations from 1487 seasons, lining options with light stiffening, trimmings, and a vast Royal Inn line of carpets and matting. They tout being ahead of competition with patterns not found elsewhere and claim top fashion leadership.
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STMC
Beevss
Peach Buds Open Bright Prospect For Emmitsburg
Mr Charles F Rowe of Emmitsburg reports peach buds not frozen and in first class condition. He surveyed a large orchard on the mountain west of Emmitsburg and sees encouraging prospects for a large peach crop this year. Also notes an amateur baseball match between The Crickets and Jail Street Sports to be played behind the old grounds with Riddiemoser gang as battery and Devils and Butcher for the Crickets. Great Hood's Sarsaparilla sales cited.
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Charles F. Rowe
Emmitsburg
Dir. Rowe
Emnitsburg
Riddiemoser Society
Devils
Bargain Apparel On Offer In Cold Weather Stock
The store promotes winter stock with striped and checked fabrics in white, offering silk blends and coats. Prices include a Tip Top cape at 61.25 and other garments around 4.75, with claims of novelty and value as past years had higher prices.
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Centreville
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Nalisbury
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Jali
Denton
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Matilde Hardt
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Mattie Matilds Baker
Daniel Grayson
Caroline Brooks
Petetevilis
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Woman's College
J. B. Ford
Eyaville
Charlea Strallman
St Walters
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Gerlack
Singer Machines
Chilton & Rhoads
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Best & Kepler
Mullinix
Mattings
Mrunix & Kaur
Hood
John Hendrickeon
Argat Shadows
Sme Ibee
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Hilge
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F. V. Staub
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