Weather Forecast Til 5 P. M April 17 1913
April 16 observations describe pressure patterns and temperature contrasts across the United States. Warm conditions persist in the Great Lakes and Gulf regions, with much cooler air moving from the Northwest to the Southwest. Expect cooler conditions Friday with possible showers in the Central Mississippi Valley and overall fair weather along the Gulf coast.
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Wasutmeros
D.C
W. J. Moone
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
New Mexico
Lake Haron
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Alabama
New York
Wisconsin
New England
Lake
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
Middle Ausctle
Pleasant Personal Notes From City Visitors
Purely personal column records Miss Janie Zacharias and Rev. George or Renna of Baltimore visiting with Rev. Fathers Bradley and Manley at Mi. Bt. Mary's College. Mist Bue Ball Nelms of Bedford City, Va, visits Mrs. Wim. P. Chlawell of Buckeyatown. Gov. M. Gittinger on a tour through Texas proceeds toward the Northwest, planning Arkansa s and Minnesota and near North Dakota. he notes Arkansas gardens advanced for June. Mrs. Margaret M. Hood returns from Denver. Col. and Mrs. G. W. Bradshaw and Miss Nichols of Boyd's spend days with Mr. Winan on West Saintas Street. Mrs. John Dewees of Highfield visits her parents at Sabilssville, and Mrs. Busan Yealer of Hagerstown rests at Sabilssville.
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Bradley and
Manley
Bt. Mary's College
North Dakota
Arkansas
Dakota
Margaret M. Hood
Denver
Snd
G. W. Bradshaw
Miss Nichols
Boyd’s
Winan
West Sainta Street
John Dewees
Highfield
Sabilssville
Busan Yealer
Hagerstown
Sablilasville
Firemen’s meeting notes death of ex president Zeigler
The Junior 8 Fire Company No 2 held a special meeting at night after being called to order the president announced the death of former President Jona and directed committees to draft resolutions. Committees were named to study retirements, appoint delegates to the State Firemen’s Association, and to determine railroad rates and expenses for the June Cumberland convention. Additional resolutions were to be drawn on the deaths of J B Zeigler and A D Paubie, late members Charles Keefer George Keyner Willam Dansberger C Eimer Bader.
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F. E. Co
Semeion
Jona
Peti
Edw. Koontz
G- Jaenaibey
A. H. Bast
AT. Bice
W. M. Crimmins
D. Barras
RK. Lorentz
Leale Cramer
Henry Weak
Cumberland
Oleigh
Mewr
J.B. Zeigler
A. D. Paubie
Anissans Maes Act At Monterus Hospital Fire
A Tuesday night fire at Monterus Hospital confined two colored men. A watchman spotted the blaze, the flames were extinguished soon, but both inmates suffered painful burns. It is believed a colored man obtained a watch from an outside source before the incident.
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Anissans Mae
Monterus Hospital
Call Ia
A Cutting Affray Near Wes Al Rabis Street
A serious cutting affray between two men near Wes Al Rabis Street left Hickols Robinson severely injured with multiple stab wounds including the head and left breast. Charles Barnes was arrested after a preliminary hearing. Robinson alleges Barnes attacked with a razor or sharp knife while Barnes claims Robinson caused the disturbance and was ejected. Robinson, a resident of Iea Street with a wife and four children, remains unable to appear at the hearing. Barnes jailed on $500 bail awaiting next session.
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al Rabis Street
Hickolss Robieson
Charles Barres
Israel
Hichslberger
Robinson
Barnes
Eckstein
Jared
Ister
Long
Bernes
Iea Street
Deaths and obituaries from Maryland and Virginia news
Obituary notices mention Miss Mary Oskney Key of St. Marys County and relatives in Baltimore and Chaptico with burial at Christ Protestant Episcopal Churchyard. Also in this issue Mrs Eliza B Legg of Charleston and Winchester funeral plans, Col John B Boyle of Westminster, and other local deaths with brief funeral details. Traveling remedies promoted for kidney and bowel health appear in an ad.
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Mary Oskney
John Hall Key
Hamburg
Mary's County
Philip Key
United States
Sophia Hall Key
Maria Reeder Key
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
T. Mary's County
Francis Scott Key
Philip Bey
Chanton County
Misaes Margaret Goldie Key
Julia Reeder Key
Chaptico
J. Mary
Eliza KE. Legg
Eliza B. Legg
George W. Legg
George
Berkeley County
Winchester
Billeary
Charles T. Hilleary
J. W. Hilleary
Mayayilic
Frederick County
Ais
Trappell
Point of Rocka
Petersville
This County
Boyle
John Brooke Boyle
Westminster
Mt. St Mary' S Collage
Henry Boyle
Liberty
Rockford Team Wins Surprising Baseball Game 19 That Night
The Rockford nine defeated an opponents’ squad in a high-scoring game by 19 runs amid notes on standout players. Frederick McG., a former Washington player, starred with a notable display as Motesworth struck out eight.
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Rockford
Register Gazette
Cawaria
Frederick
Mcg
Washington
Emster Thes
Bile
D. UC
Motesworth
Tom Thumb troupe charms Frederick with amazing feats
Mrs. Tom Thumb and company of Little People delivered a celebrated performance at City Opera House in Frederick. The program featured comedic sketches, boxing, hypnotism, and feats by Count Magri and Miss Jennie Quigley among others, with remarkable sleight of hand by Prof. Harry Gelma and a living statue act by Count Magri. The show impressed the audience and was praised for its novelty and humor, though audience size was modest.
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Opera Hoene
Tom Themb
Frederick
City Opers Hones
Tom Thumb
Tle
Magri
Thumb
Harry Helms
Jennie Quigley
Chicago
Brothera Magri
Istter
Geo. Lalbie
Annie Nelson
Gly Dyers Howse
Literary Societies Brew Mabert Literary Club
A Mabert Literary Club meeting was held Friday at Dr J W Downey’s residence with Stier presiding. The program included music by Miss Downey and Miss Steir, a life of Teanyaon, recitations by Nannie Wood and Margaret Hopkins, and notes on Paderewski. A second meeting on April 10 at Mrs Ellis Wood featured Cecil Rhodes history, life of President Kroger, Germany Africa unrest questions, Jameson account, and war quotations.
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Mia
Eliis Wood
Cecil Rhodes
Linda Griffin
Kroger
Margaret Wood
Germany
Africa
Hendrickson
Jameson
Sponselier
Liberty M E Church Repair Planned and Emmitaburg School Event
Liberty M E Church will receive exterior painting and interior woodwork fresco work after last Thursday's observation. In Emmitaburg district school No. 8 held an event with speeches by Dr. McSweeny Mr. Sebold and Prof Legarce. Children sang America Columbia and Maryland My Maryland as Miss Agnes Breakner spoke for the pupils and Miss Marthe Varsy received the flag with E Moore directing music.
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Liberty M. E
M. BE
Liberty
Elag-Halsiog
Emmitaburg
BE. Mc Sweeny
Sebold
Legarce
Colombia
Maryland
Agnes Breakner
Mies Marthe Varsy
Mi‘es E. Moore
Municipal Matters at Aldermen Meeting
At the monthly Board of Aldermen meeting bills were approved and ordered paid including payments to George W. Brece(e), Stote, Getsendanner, Woll, and others. The sewer and market reports were reviewed, a tax payer petition referred to waist loss, water pipes purchased from Booth Pars Ville Company were authorized, and bids for two water tanks were awarded to Wilcoxon & Brown. The board adjourned.
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Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
George W. Brece
George W. Breogle
J. Bier
Bouthern Prising Company
Gustierlp
Potoe Justice
Eckatete
Market Master
City Register
Healihg City Opera House
Cty
Winchester Street
Booth Pars Ville Company
Mesers, Wilcoxon & Brown
Entertainment at Walkerayale town hall praised by locals
The Walkerayale public school held a Wednesday night entertainment at the town hall with Lucy Schroeder praised for organizing a 20 item program of recitations dialogues and tables. An orchestra from Frederick with H Lee Hanshew Charles Feags William Staley C Moberly and Howard King provided music amid broad approval. The Citizen notes Democratic State Central Committee members faced embarrassment over assessor nominations, with governors now handling the matter. Citizens of Johnsville seek improved daily mail service from Frederick due to slow current deliveries and a July contract expiry in 1807 with September renewal.
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Bobool
Walkerayale
Town Hall
Mies Lucy Schroeder
Thfa
Frederick
C. Moberly
Howard King
Democratic State Central Committee
Jobneville
Johnaville
Johnsville
The Bicycle Meet Seeks Maryland Division Meet
A Bicycle Club meeting at West Patrick street arranged a committee to urge Chief Consul Sama in Baltimore to secure Frederick as the Maryland division annual meeting site. John A. Kennedy and Jnc F Belfeld named to visit the consul. A program of entertainment was planned.
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Bicycle Club
West Patrick Street
The
of American Wheelmeon
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland Divlaion Creters
John A. Kennedy
Jnc
F. Belfeld
Sama
Reverend Zimmerman to Begin New Field in Frederick
Rev A A Zimmerman of Hagerstown and his wife will travel to Frederick early next week to begin work in a new field. Mrs Zimmerman accompanies him. He has been visiting friends here during conference and is now a guest of Mrs Glison. Warm friends regret his departure and wish success in the undertaking.
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A. A. Zimmerman
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ma. Zimmerman
Fredericttown Savings election names new board
At the annual election for directors of the Fredericttown Savings Institution on the 18th net Mesare A C Mc Gardell J N Haver Jno A Lynch Geo W Miller F Colambuas ott Brether Schley Jacot Rohrback A Dean and M E Doll were elected. The Board organized by electing M KE Doll President 2 Marabail Millar secretary C Markell assistant secretary and Marshall Pout discount clerk.
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Fredericttown Savings Institution
Mesare
A. C. McGardell
J. N. Haver
Jno
A. Lynch
Geo
W. Miller
F. Colambuas Ott
Brether Schley
Jacot Rohrback
A. Dean
M. E. Doll
M. KE. Doll
Marabail Millar
Secre
C. Markell
Marshall Pout Discount
Wu Rebel. F A Waster Plans Rebuilding After Fire
Wu Rebel. F A Waster, a merchant at Hign Geld, begins erecting a new store beside the burned Liberty Hall site. The plan includes a 25 by 36 foot deck and a 2 by 6 foot entry, with redesigned stairs and improved architecture to suit new needs and enhance access.
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F. A. Waster
Hign- Geld
Liberty Hal
Orate
Wtom Mtr
Camelor
Maryland News Roundup of Fires Courts and Elections
The report lists multiple Maryland events including barn fires at Ancepojis and Ropewell Harford county the First Presbyterian Church age case in Baltimore city and a burning estate belonging to James Gallion heirs. Legal actions include J J Robinson vs H O Rank libel case and Charles G Watson admitted to the bar. Kent county seed oysters ship to York River Virginia and fishery enforcement under the new net license law.
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Wm C. Barke
Ancepojis
Harford
F.C. Jenuloga
First Presbyterian Church
Cass
Sharkl Sanner
Baltimore City
Court of Appeals
Charla W. Dorke
Anne Arundel County
Diisocrate
Oakland
Somerset
Theodore
Lerning
Howard County
Siste
Maryland
Kent County
York River
Virginia
Ropewell
Harford County
Secretary of State
Susessora
Runaway Accident Injuried Farmer J L Burch At Boyd s
Farmer J L Burch of Boyd s injured in a Wednesday runaway. Thrown from his wagon his body caught in barners dragged nearly a hundred yards under the wagon. Head cut and body bruised. Also notes a teacher remembered. Wallace R Beall principal of Liberty public school received a dressing case from scholars for their regard in 1895 96.
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Boyd's
J.L. Burch
Wallace R. Beall
Liberty
Local Hardware Ad Promises Furniture Polish and House Cleaning
A vintage ad from Qaynn's Hardware Store on East Patrick Street promotes West Pocket Knives and Magic Shoe Blacking, while another notice announces a move from East Church Street to East Street for cleaning services including gloves, dyeing, and ostrich feather work. Etchison's furniture sale claims higher value and lower prices for polished pieces.
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Qaynn
East Patrick Street
Patrick Street
East Church Atreet
East Street
Pa. BR. K
Mies K
Zelgit
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