Weather and history notes from the Daily Newb April 19
A weather forecast page notes a low barometer off the South Atlantic and a developing storm north of Montana with warmer inland temperatures. It warns that cloud and rain trends may shift regionally in a day or two and mentions general fair weather with occasional temperature changes. it also lists ads and notices including shop items and local sales announcements.
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M. OW. Hagemerom
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Montana
Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
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Woosy
Frederick area notes bring pensions court action and oddities
A pension is granted to Samuel Trimmer of Frederick. The Maryland Court of Appeals heard the Frederick Savings Institution case. Frederick painters are active citywide. The governor disbands a Frostburg militia company. A Washington woman injured her ankle in Liberty. An Easter egg feast in Hagerstown draws laughs. Locust year notes and a WV gavel timber story abound. Substantial local items include a 3 cent shave shop and a tax for President Cleveland. Martinsburg merchants fined for obstructing sidewalks. Daughters of the Revolution reach 7060 members and a 200 year old clock is found in Bridgeport Coan. A rich load of gold ore shipment reports near Hill City. Frederick Gun Club considers ridges offer. season ends.
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Samuel Trimmer
Frederick
Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick Town
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company
Martinsburg
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
John McConnoughy
Bridgeport
Coan
A McConnoughy
Fireland
Agsmas Express
Hill City
South
Dakota
Funeral of Mr Susanna Zummer Held at Mt Zion
The funeral of Mr Susanna Zummer man was held yesterday at 2 o'clock at Mt Zion Lutheran Church with Rev A Hedges officiating. Pallbearers included the husband of the deceased and others: Douglas Hargett, Wm H Barry, Edward Phiesget, Fanton Hargett, Milton Caller, Edward Feage. Interment followed at Mt Zion Lutheran Cemetery. A T Rice & Bons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Zummerman
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
A. Hedges
Douglas Hargett
Wm. H Barry
Edward Phiesget
Fanton Hargett
Milton Caller
Edward Feage
Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Bons
Is Junction Prayed With Interruption of Pole Franchises
Frederic property owners protest Interstate Telephone workmen erecting poles without owner consent. Lawyers and citizens debate if the company has right to dig up pavements for poles, while officials weigh franchise rights granted by the Board of Aldermen. The dispute centers on trespass versus granted right of way and public policy toward city streets.
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Charles W. Ross
John C. Motter
Frederic
Interstate Telephone Company
Frederick
Board of Aldermenn
Mesare
Bappingios
J .E. Walker
John Baumgardner
Glgo
Social Gatherings Show Miss Colbert’s Frederick Visit
Social notes describe Miss Colbert of Shreveport visiting Mr John H Williams home on Bonth Market Street with a tea reception hosted by Misses Potts and Goldsborough. The piece also covers Epworth M E church reception for Rev J O Knott, and school updates from Maryland to Boonsboro with mentions of teachers and students plus an adage promoting Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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John H. Williams
Bonth Market Street
Janie Williams
Miss Colbert
Shrevesport
Colbert
Misa Williamson
Miss Johnson
Miss Hayden
Miss Potts
Miss Goldsborough
Frederick
Sbe
Miss Willisres
Miss Shriver
Mra
Nettie Williams
J. O. Knott
Keyser
W. Va
Epworth M. E Church
Washington
Barry
Ijams
Balti More
Sjamsville
Fannie Wells
Baltimore
Helen Wells
Mabel Ely
Western Maryland College
L. Dennis
Virginia
D.C. Moylan
Maryland School For Colored Dess and Blind
Daz
BR. Piy
Gallandet Istlona College
Isgen Yerkes
Brock
Partridge
Philadelphia
Passsic
N. J
Morder
California Fig Syrup Co
Draggtate
Planting Telephone Poles on North Market Street
Residents clash with workers as poles for the inter state Telephone Company rise along North Market Street. Neighbors fear lightning risk and property damage while several homes protest pole placements, sparking a crowd and ensuing delays as lines extend past nearby houses.
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Puiata
North Market Street
Inter-State
North Market
Welch
Insight
Concert by Woman's College music department last evening
An estimated audience enjoyed a concert by the music department under Misses Dich Ehriner and Prof. Bion Firestone at Woman's College. The program featured duets, piano and violin solos, vocal numbers, and multiple student performers, with ushers testing attendees and praise for the teachers and training evident in the pupils.
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Woman's College
Muslc
Dich
Ehriner
Bion Firestone
Limelf
Polks Brillante
Eoelling
Misaes Jeasle Bowlua
Maffett
Plano
Bohm
Miss Lasin
Les Joyenses
Rummel
Miss Ruch
Ave Maris
Gounod
Miss Cronise
Tarietigne
Seeancene Wood
Remarkable Child Hayes Worman Dies Amid Faith and Praise
A brief tribute from a reader honors seven and a half year old William Hayes Worman, noting his exceptional height, intellect, and Christian devotion. The family and community remember him asloving and thoughtful, with his faith guiding his final days and his mother urged not to worry as he prepared for departure. The letter closes with prayers for strength for his grieving parents.
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The
William Hayes Worman
Wm.j. Worman
Yeaterday
Tax News
Hayes
Purely Personal Local Notes in Martinsburg Area
Shirley McGill returned to Leesburg for medical studies after an apprenticeship at Dr. J A Williamson's drug store. John W Kelman spent days with Frederick friends then headed to Washington and Baltimore. Katherine Quynn came back from a Washington visit. Charles Hobday and wife left Martinsburg for Brunswick after visiting J F Roberta's at North Queen street. W B Stottlemyer of Hagerstown returned from a trip to Hiddistown. John Beary Schmidt’s son, on visit to Alry Carroll county, has returned home. An alarm of fire sounded between eleven and twelve last night due to brush pile near Cannon Hill along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Fire apparatus dragged down the street but returned to the engine houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley McGill
J. A. Williamson
Leesburg
John W. Kelman
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Katherine Quynn
Charles Hobday
J. F. Roberta
North Queen Street
Martinsburg
Brunswick
W. B. Stottlemyer
Hagerstown
Hiddistown
John Baward Schmidt
John Beary Schmidt
Alry
Carroll County
Bornaing Brosh
Cannon Hill
Balmore and Ohio Railroad
Forgery cases and town meeting items in Brunswick area
A lengthy report details forgery incidents involving notes drawn in November and April, with suspects and victims named including Jerome Houck and Charles Houser. Lorentz suspects a ring and urges names of the real offenders within days. authorities plan arrests if money is not refunded. The Brunswick township resumes fire protection fundraising in the Opera House, with a committee formed to purchase a chemical and water engine. Other items note a Baltimore and Ohio transfer shed extension nearing completion, anticipated housing growth, and a bequest notice for Henry Perry Thompson and relatives in Washington. A new Liberty school principal is named, and a Key Monument Association meeting is planned alongside Republican committee notes and public health booster mentions.
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Sir. Lorentz
Charles Houser
Frenk Birde
Ladalg Kouzabo
Loverse
Lorentz
Bittle
Mr. Lorentz
Atronswick
Opera House
E. C. Shafer
Wm. Richards
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Fredericks County Fioricaltrarral So n Fredrick of the County
The Fredericks County fair society held a well attended meeting at Matus Insurance. Wm H. Baltacil resigned as president for privacy reasons, Jobat Hard elected president, noted as a leading citizen and flower cultivator. Next show November 5 7 and 8 promises many chrysanthemum varieties and strong patronage. The display includes lithographs of Geo Thatcher and Carroll Johnson's Twentieth Century Minstrels at City Opera House next Wednesday.
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Frederick
Geo Thacaer
Carroll Johnson
City Opera House
Cme
George Thatcher
Adonis
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