Weather and scattered notes from The Daily News page
The page includes a weather forecast for April 21 with details from the Weather Bureau, noting cooler tonight and Tuesday in Washington D.C., and varying temperatures across the central and eastern United States. It describes barometric changes, winds around high and low pressure systems, and expected conditions from New England to the Rocky Mountains with local showers possible in the Great Lakes region.
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Weather Bureau
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New Englanh
Kacey Mountain
St. Lawrence
Minnesota
Florida
Ohio River
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
New England
Lower Lake Region
Central Valley
Public Sale and Goods for Sale or Rent Notice
New ad run today lists items for sale or rent including a public sale by W Relch and Hinks Sobrs with Charles B. Fout as auctioneer. Also features a woman wanted at ai W Third Street, pasture offerings, a widowed H Burger entry, a great big brew refrigerator for sale by D C Winebrewer.
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NEW Advb
W. P. Marman
Relch and Hinks
Chas. B. Fout
Ai W
Third &T
H. Burger
D_ C. Winebrewer
Purely Personal Pleasantries and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs George 2 Railing visit Washington Miss Bell of Montgomery county hosts A J Wilcoxon West Second street Mr C Francis Baughman leaves for Washington D C Isaac Wineberg visits relatives in Beltimore Mrs Thomas Schrey and her mother Mrs Claggett attend funeral of Charles Hilleary at St Merks Peteraville Funeral of Horace A son of Horace and Anna Walker aged 9 months held at Laboring Sons cemetery Interment there Mrs Ephraim Hendrickson funeral at Urbana Catholic church pallbearers listed Undertaker W H J Etchison Fire alarm crackdown by Mayor Yeakle aims to catch pranksters and protect the city Hazardous mountain fire prompts caution Travel advice endorses Syrup of Figs bottles for kidney liver and bowels sold by California Fig Syrup Company
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George 2
Railing
Washington
Miss Bell
Montgomery County
A.J. Wilcoxon
West Second Street
C. Francis Baughman
Washington, D. C
Isaac Wineberg
Beltimore
Thomas Schrey
Claggett
Charles Hilleary
St. Merk’s’ Episcopal Church
Peteraville
Ephraim Hendrickson
Urbana
Father Hann
James Davis
Jan, Worthington
Wm. Kinley
W. R. Siapaon
John Davis
B. Lamer
W. H. J . Etchison
A Bicycle Leader George Birely Honored by Frederick Wheelmen
Features a portrait and career sketch of George Birely of Frederick City. Describes his roles as founder and longtime organizer of the Frederick Bicycle Club, elected president in 1595, later chosen treasurer, and active advocate for good roads. Notes his broader involvement with the League of American Wheelmen and Century Cycling Club, as well as political and business ties in Maryland.
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Baltimore Sunday American
George Birely
Frederick
Maryland
Fredehick City
Ite
League of American Wheelmen
West
cZorte
Birely
Century Cycling Club
Baltimore
Rosm
Inte
Snte
Ana Ie
Frm
Tae Ruick News Posiusmc Con Pant
National Building Association
Washington County
Frederick Republican Association
Frederick Connell, No. 118, Jr.c. U. A. M
Frederick Club
East
Patrick Street
Maryland Sunday Schools Golden Jubilee Observed
The Maryland Sunday School Union celebrated its fiftieth anniversary at Harris's Concert Hall Baltimore with a 200 voice chorus and speeches. President Griffith presented the thirty second year report detailing growth in Maryland Sunday schools, numbers of teachers officers and pupils, and expanded county and auxiliary formations. Financials showed total receipts and expenditures and plans for a $5,000 income base next year.
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Maryland Sunday School Union
Harris's Academy of Music
Baltimore
Goldaborough
Griffith
W. A Baker
Tenaler Street
Maryland
George H. Nock
Jones
News of the Churches Sunday Services Across City and County
A Maryland Classes meeting of the Infomed Church gathered at the Church of the Incarnation in a car. Elder Bronner from the German Baptist church immersed three penitents near Branner's mill at 5 o clock. A large crowd attended the ceremony with church members participating. The Reformed Guild gathering was led by Wi Brust. Rev George Mebrie Zacharias preached at the night service with Miss Zacharias presiding at the organ. Rev Luther Kubiman of the Zyangel ee Lutheran Church gave an ant sermon yesterday morning to Frederick Council 118 Junior Order United American Mechanics. Mr Koblmes delivered a clear and logical discourse to 3% assembly audiences.
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Maryland
Church of the Incarnation
Bronner
German Baptist Church
Branner’s Mill
Reformed Guild
Wi. Brust
George Mebrie Zacharias
Fire on Mountain Near White Rock Stirs City Interest
Residents reported a large mountain fire near White Rock with bright reflections visible from West Third and Bentz streets. The blaze was described as covering a substantial land area and briefly appearing to threaten a barn before easing. The B and O Relief Department notes a December balance of 31,824.98 and disbursements totaling 91 FH.
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White Rock
West Third
Bentz Streets
B. & O. Relief Department
Baltimore and Onto Relief Department
Peradion of Prone Promotes Bante Clare Valley Orchards
Reille lemaing Eyster, formerly of Frederick, contributes to Barpara Weekly with an extensive March feature on Bante Clare county in Cal. The article highlights the area’s lucrative desiccated fruit trade, the orchard wealth, and references illustrated plates showing local orchards, camps, and packing processes. Harper’s Weekly is cited as a standard high-circulation journal.
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Uae
Reille Lemaing Eyster
Frederick
Barpara
Sdmirabie
Bante Clara
Cal
Test County
Aries
Giihe
Bante Clare Valley
Harper's Weekly
United
Tatea
Pleasant Lexington Eve Honoring Daughters of American Revolution
The Daughters of the American Revolution marked the Lexington anniversary with a program at Mrs. John Ritchie’s home. Attendees enjoyed a brief meeting, music, an essay on Lexington, and readings while decor and refreshments followed in Continental colors buff and blue.
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Lexington
Paul Revere
John Ritchie
Frederick
Harper’s Ferry
Mra. Ritchie
Eloise Young
Virginia Grayson
Geo. Ed. Smith
Emerson
Osborne Logie
Tilton
Philpot
Smith
M. M. Robinson
Gittingar
Mina Vir
Grayson
Baily Msulsby
Ritchie
Granville Thomas
Margaret McPheros
Messrs. Smith
Nixdori
Nelson
Relics of Two Marylanders in Mrs Oldfield Heritage
Wealth of artifacts tied to Judge Samuel Chase and Commodore Joshua Barney bequeathed by Mrs. Catharine Chase Oldfield who died in Baltimore. Items destined for New York exhibit aiding the Francis Scott Key monument in Frederick include a bronze warming pan and chairs from the Chase family, a fan carved with rhinestones, Andrew Jackson’s bait jock, and letters from Daniel Webster. Oldfield, aged eighty, left no children but several nieces and nephews.
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Oldfield
Catherine Chase Oldfield
Baltimore
Washington
Beneft
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Judge Chase
Chase
St. James
Colman Barney
Leni
Jock
Andrew Jackson
Bisa
Opis Oldfeld
Tere
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Arm Amputation After Sawing Accident Near Middistoes
A severe accident near Middistoes on Batardsy involved Charter T. E Youre and Cas sel Young while workers cut shingles. Young’s right forearm was ripped diagonally. doctors amputated two inches below the elbow. Young, about 27, previously in Frederick, is employed at A. U. McAsniell's and is reported handling the shock well.
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George C. Heder
Charter T. E
Cassel Young
Tous
E L Beauley
JE Beatty
Grayson Garter
Young
Middletons Couret Sr
Tn Frederick
A. U. McAsniell's
Death of Charles W Hood in Westminster
Charles W Hood of Westminster died Friday morning from an overdose of morphia taken to induce sleep amid severe insomnia. The death is thought accidental. he was in his 50s. He was son of the late Major Charles W Hood and a cousin of Col John M Hood. He had no immediate family. Elizabeth Miller, longtime Moore’s district resident, died recently at her son Ephraim Miller’s home near Shell’s German Baptist Church. Her age is disputed. baptism records suggest 1800 but she claimed 1806, making her about 90. She left several sons and daughters who were noted Carroll county citizens.
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Charles W Hood
Westminster
Charles W. Hood
Col
John M. Hood
Wastern Maryland Railroad
Zadock Water
Baltimore
Elizabeth Miller
Moore’ District
Ephraim Miller
Shell
St. Mary's Lutheran Church
Silver Ran
Old Waring Homestead Burns in Montgomery County
The Norway Waring homestead at Waring Station Montgomery County was destroyed by fire on Monday night January 16 between 11 and 12. The house a brick country seat built many generations ago held a large hall and fifteen rooms with valuable mahogany furniture and manuscripts now lost. Loss assigns heavy to heirs Henry Waring Mrs Anne T Hays Mrs Eleanor M Clopper Sister Mary Joseph Waring Convent of the Visitation Wheellog WV Mrs Henry P Hardy and Miss Josephine Waring. Insurance was limited.
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Waring
Henry B. Waring
Norway
Montgomery County
Henry Waring
Georgetown
D. C
Georgetown College
Frederick
Anne T. Hays
Eleanor M. Clopper
Mary Joseph Waring
Convent of the Visitation
Wheellog
W. Va
Henry P. Hardy
Josephine Waring
Brunswick Brimming with Growth and Water Bond Vote
Brunswick is experiencing a building boom with eight to ten houses under construction as spring arrives. The town spent 2500 last year on stream improvements and will invest similarly this year. Legislation allows a May election on issuing 15000 in water bonds after a previous 40000 proposal failed. Street work on Potomac avenue continues with grading and leveling planned to reach 9500 in expenditures.
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Brunswick Bi Brunswick
Potomac Avenue
Old Man Teases Time as Worker Compares Ages
A middle aged colored man and an elderly white man conversed on West Third Street. The colored man joked about being born in 1430, prompting the white man to gauge their ages while the talk continued amid casual work. He smiled and kept to his task.
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Bofors Cotumbas
West Third Street
Wheelmen on a long ride from Riloot City
Ten members of the land Bicycle Club set out Saturday from Riloot City in a long ride ending with a return. The Fleet og tie Fa led to Ridgeville twenty two miles via Frederick pike with a stop for dinner. A separate Frederick Bicycle Club group of twelve left yesterday for Ridgeville and back, a four day round trip, returning at 8 p m.
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Land Bicycle Club
Riloot City
Fleet Og
Ridgeville
Frederick ’ Pike
West Talnster
Relatera Town Pike
Frederick Bicycle Club
Building a Club House by Washington Capitalists
A syndicate led by Henry Dellinger plans extensive repairs on a building at Chaney's lock beside the Potomac river. They intend to convert it into a civic house and fill it with modern conveniences, aiming to create a notable public-use facility.
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Ciub
Washington
Henry Dellinger
Chaney’s Lock
Potomac River
Barry Purchases Emmitaburg Farm on Turnpike
Mr Thomas Barry bought the James Sbsfer farm on the Frederick and Emmitaburg turnpike a short distance beyond the toll gate at Emmitaburg from William C Scots for the sum of $2000. The item notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure claimed for blood purification.
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Thomas Barry
James Sbsfer
Frederick and
Emmitaburg
William C. Scots
Prohibition Party Convention Notes in Maryland Obama
Prohibition delegates from Maryland gather at Hasasor's Hat in Eskhmore on Thursday afternoon April 23 for the convention to select a ticket and platform. The event includes a meeting, a parade and a social evening with a banquet and remarks from Samuel Dickie, leader of the party.
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Prohibion Party of
Maryland
Hasasor
Wet Frankife Street
Eskhmore
United Affice
Samuel Dickie
Surisa
Iris Gontemiea
Dietreck
White Rosy League
Advertised letters and local fire report in Frederick
A list of advertised letters remaining at the Frederick post office notes names such as W. B. Bercy J J Feags and Harriet Wogers with two weeks to claim before sending to the dead letter office The Fire Company reports Mr F W Nusbaum a farmer near Mt Pleasant Frederick County planted an old inocor that marked the start of the season and he plans to plant more corn.
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L Uers
Frederick Cry Mice
Gentizues
W. B. Bercy
J J. Feags
Neizon Nenron
Chas Obrmn
Surer Pentington
Rausburg
Leonard Gresk
Lanrss
Mise Hasis
Brown
Adwan
Mid A Hildertrand
Harriet Wogers
Moo Matt
Reer
Mise Tieisig
Mr. Potnc
Sra
Oe L. Smith
Me Mery Smith
Bibel Waters
F. W. Nusbaum
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Noabaum
Fencing Removed at Hell's Half Acre Lot in PrOTEMOnts Disuse
Law rence Bentz owner plans improvements after removal of fencing around the lot known as Hell's Half Acre. Marrisxe Licenses Nathan 8. Cooley of Montgomery County and Lillie W. Sears of this county, Millard W. Brandenberg and Ada Green, both of this county, are linked to the case.
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Bents Arrest
Hell’s Half Acre
Lawrence Bentz
Marrisxe
Nathan 8. Cooley
Montgomery County
Lillie W. Sears
This County
Millard W. Brandenberg
Ada Green
Local Mention Opening At Pattern Bonneta and Hate
Notices from April events invite attendance at openings and fraternal meetings. Mary land commandery members plan a parade from B and O depot to an Asylum, with W Nash Young issuing the orders. A Frederick county sales agent seeks a live man to handle Thermal Bath Cabinet sales. Local vendors promote crab dishes, oysters, and household goods with offers and prices.
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Jacques de Molay
Grand Commandery of
Maryland
W. Nash Young
Frederick County
Belis
Addro KR
Brent Walling
Lexington Atreat
Baltimore
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