Weather Forecast and Notices from The Daily News
Weather forecast lists next 21 hours as fair with possible light frosts Sunday morning. Dispatch from Washington, D.C. dated April 22 reports conditions and a forecast by M. W. Hammeron, Chief of the Weather Bureau. Also includes miscellaneous ads and notices from C. E. Cline & Co. and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis Kewe
Washmeton
D.C
M. W. Hammeron
Westher Bureau
C.E. Cline & Co
Thomas H. Haller
George A. Gilbert
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Philharmonic Orchestra Delights City at Third Public Concert
A large audience praised the Philharmonic Orchestra of this city at the City Opera House during its third public concert. Conductor Elon Firestone led a varied program, showcasing solo and ensemble pieces, with Miss Eleanor Murdoch Tyler and Mr J R Hoffman delivering standout vocal and instrumental performances. The evening featured selections from Rossini to Brahms, intermission, and a post performance reception where Firestone received a gold certificate from the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Philharmonic Orchestra
Frederick
Persore
Elon Firestone
Firestone
Dudley Page
Messrs
Sameel Duvall
Arthur Gembrill
Wm. M. Crimmins
Mantz Schodes
Bhiar
Buccalossi
F Baughman
Howard
Chas. Keefer
A. Garris
Bageratown
Albert Wallis
Bernard Esder
Grayson Bowers
C. Staley Gambril
E. C.markell
F B Rhodes
R. A
Tne
Eleanore Murdoch Tyler
Hervey
Mises Tyler
de Hoven
Miss Tyler
J. KR. Hoffman
Comes
Brahms
Suppe
Auber
Gillet
C. PF. Baughman
C. Harris
Albert Wallla
Bernard Eader
Gra
Bowers
C. Staley Gambrill
Markell
Colli
T. Rhodes
Thornton
Philharmonics
Mousic
Mayor Fleming
Estserhauer
Dadisman
A. Gregg Miller
Bion Firestone
Miller
Spring fevers and crop prospects brighten the season
A jumble of notes reports improving fruit outlooks and new ventures. Bortner Bros. buy Devistown woolen factory and expect operations to start around May. Fresh produce appears. new Brunswick stores rise to twenty five. Walnut trees urged for any spare ground as spring takes hold.
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Bortner Bros
Devistown
Beltimore
Ohio Bailroad
Pleasant personal visit notes from Hagerstown area
Mayor RJ Halm returns from Frederick county visit. Miss Nannie Miczel travels to Washington for naval review at Fortress Monroe. Living S Biser returns from Hagerton visiting Br George C Whipp in Washington. Chas Walker of Walkersville visits city on business. Mrs Geo Kline and niece Bliss Clara head to Gettysburg to see Marion Kline a Lutheran College student. Benny Johnson Mechanicstown in city yesterday. Fannie Landers Mechanicstown in city yesterday. Josephs Shans Woodeboro in city yesterday. Chas Collins accepts post with Deering Binder Co. J Jordan Bruzewick in city yesterday. Chas W Easterday Jefferson in city yesterday. Stuart Dean Harmony Grove in city yesterday. Elton Carter Libertytown in city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Collins
Deering Binder Co
J.&. Jordan
Bruzewick
Chas. W. Easterday
Jefferson
Stuart Dean
Harmony Grove
Elton Carter
Libertytown
Looalness
Frederick county market prices for produce and meat items
Market note reports plentiful supplies and cheap fish with shad and other varieties in season. Prices listed include butter 25c per pound, chickens live 28 to 50c, beef steaks 12c to 14c per pound, spring lamb 18 to 25c, and numerous vegetables fruits and oysters with frugal costs across items.
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Fredesick County
Wilsoon
ge—lSc
Bermudas
Florida
The Girl About Town and the Liberty Bell Traditions
A lively, nameless column mixes local lore with cultural season notes. It envisions unearthing cobble stone history, recalls Liberty Bell pride and notable figures, previews a circus and opera season, and ends with a playful nod to Mary Jane and the Philharmonica performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Creek
Bantstown
Historical Society
Court House
The
Mary Jane
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritehle
Roger Brooke Taney
Thomas Johnson
Columbus Essays Prize Readers Named by Mrs Hitchie
Advanced pupils from Femese High School Male High School Academy of the Visitation St. John's Academy and Frederick College prepared essays on Columbus and the discovery of America. Committees read and decide merits with results announced when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Academy of the Visitation
St. John’s Academy
Frederick College
Clerk
W. ©. Jozusor
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Chas. W. Hoffman
Arbor Day at Public School and Local Notices
Arbor Day programs held by teachers and pupils with recitations and a tree planting ceremony. Real Estate Transfers list multiple property conveyances in Cumberland and Petersville. The Cumberland yard project advances with a steam shovel flattening terrain. A gubernatorial support club for McKissick plans formation in Cumberland. A wind incident damages a street sign. California Fig Syrup Co promotes its laxative product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Tay-in
Ell Tke
Myrtle Bouncer
Lilly Stall
Linna McGuigan
Laura Wisotzkey
May Freeze
Zolo
Sigmund
Chester Freeze
Suit over fruit sale fraud by forged firm salesman
In Baltimore a suit by J D Newton Jr Co seeks to recover money for fruit sold to merchants by a man pretending to be a salesman for the firm. The impostor collected proceeds and escaped with the money aided by an associate, with a team secured via O J Gaver. The court considers the firm’s responsibility for an apparently accredited agent. Judgment reserved by the Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe J Gaver
Bruceville
P.R
Perilomatheans Meet at Kemp Hall With Debates
The Philomathean Literary Society held its weekly meeting at Kemp Hall with President Glenn Worthington presiding. Members were nominated for active membership and a program was planned. A debate on taxing incomes over 1000 dollars was won by the negative. A public meeting and Fourth of July plans were discussed. a congressman may deliver an oration at City Hall.
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Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Commencin
Glenn Worthington
Questiing
Wsyssnd
Charles Lough
The
Pilgrims
Edward Everett
Jacob J. Houff
Claude Melnot
Legitelature
Maryland
T M. Elser
Wm. H. Nicodemus
E. L. Bobitz
M.P. Richards
Glenn H. Worthington
Alys Miller
Lloyd T. Macagill, Jr
Alfred Hitter
Jacob Krback
D.C. Aldridge
Congress
City Hall
Social World Pound Party at J W Shank Residence
Last Wednesday evening a pound party was held at the residence of J W Shank in Myersville. Guests included Misses Bessie Batts Annie Moser Lizzie Pofinberger Katie Schmidtkecht Hattie Croze Annie and Lizzie Haupt Mollie Rowa bn Vaille Horine and Ems Moser and Messrs Melvin Shepley Frank Batts Carlton Haupt Charles and Cisytor Horine Arba Sulerman Alva Horine and John O Neal. The evening featured social games until 10 pm followed by a spread of refreshments and then guests departed about 11 o'clock to other abodes.
Gray One Held For Wigville Schoolhouse Burglary
Three white youths Samuel Emory William Emory and David Green were arrested Tuesday for breaking into Wigville schoolhouse in Hanvers district. Justice Epstein held David Green in jail on a grand jury action awaiting bond. Emory brothers were discharged for lack of evidence, with P F Pempel as counsel.
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Gray
Samuel
Wm. Emory
David Green
Wigville
Hanvers
Lece Curtains and Poles Exhibition Opens
A local shop offers Lece Curtains in low, medium, and fine quality with low prices. Curtain Poles come in Ebony, Cherry, Oak, and Walnut with trims at low prices. A newly received corrugated white enamel pole with silver trim is showcased as a stylish novelty.
Carpet Department And Japanese Mats From The Steamer
A new shipment arrives in New York direct from steamship cargo, featuring Japanese mats for the carpet department. The unloading continues as merchants prepare for display and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
XE BOME LINE OF NEW BIWS FOR THE FANCY SHIRTB
The fragment details a new line of shirts described as fancy and stylish. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are present. Further readable content is needed to identify the designer, store, or price.
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BOME
The Work of Death Pryor Funeral Notice
Matilda wife of Benjamin Pryor died after a long illness aged 48 years 11 months 10 days She was buried Tuesday morning at 10 in the reform burial ground Elder John M Buesard conducted the funeral Rev Chas A Santee presided The deceased leaves a husband and five children Pall bearers were Jno W Hoover Jefferson Wolfs Uriah M Palmer and J J Hoover James A Grove undertaker An infant child of Prof R R Morgan Wolfsville died Saturday evening and was buried Monday at 10 in the Lutheran graveyard Rev Chas A Santee officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS. Pryor
Matilda
Benjamin Pryor
Reformed Burying Ground
John M. Buesard
Chas. A. Santee
Jno
W. Hoover
Jefferson Wolfs
Uriah M. Palmer
J. J
R .R. Morgan
Wollfsville
Meabrooks and Snook wed in Cedar Rapids ceremony
Edward Sesbrooks and Loulaa Snook were married April 5 1898 in Cedar Rapids by Rev T F Gunn. Ken Brooks formerly lived in Emmitsburg and was a son of the late Jesse Brooks. Cards issued for the wedding of Mary Lavinia Floyd to Hammond Urner May 3 at 10:30 in Frederick Presbyterian church. Urner son of Naval Officer Milton G Urner of the law firm Urner Reedy and Urner. Independents Hose Company held quarterly meeting with 43 members received and plans for the anniversary demo. Mountain city to host visitors for a parade featuring historic auction engines and modern steam fire engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meabrooks—Hnoon
Cedar
T. F. Gunn
Edward Sesbrooks
Loulaa Snook
Cedar Rapide
Kenbrooks
Emmitsburg
Jease Benbrooka
Belle P. Matthews
Mary Lavinia Floyd
Bammond Urner
Frederick
Urner
Ga Aon
Milton G. Urner
Urner, Reedy and Urner
Algo
Mountain City
Local Newspaper Ad Offers Cheap Aprrl Newspapers At Taz News
Local ad urges purchase of discounted aprrl newspapers at Taz News office with a few hundred pounds left. It promotes huge bargains on hotriing goods, including Priestley’s Mare, and advertises cheap clam soup at Green House Restaurant while inviting readers to see Muslim underwear bargains and low prices on black dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News Office
Spring Styles Offerat Cline Co
Local retailer promotes spring fabrics and patterns including worsteds and domestic goods. big stock of above in excellent patterns to please customers. inviting attention to visit the store for purchases and browsing.
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the Daily Newb
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Eka
St Cae
Poo Ie
Janceenas
Jan. Wevveeeer
Moon & Leam
the Philharmonic
Ty Frederick
Fine Orchestra
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Sielke
Chas. Flemming
Wm. Rowe
Chas Keller
John Brengle
Wm. Eshhley
A.S. Quynn
A.G. Quynn and Co
Pawnee
W. Poole
Thomas Bratton
Charlin Feigles
Charles N. Hargett
Walter Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Kocai Mart
Frederick Count
Andrew Jackson
Philharmonica
Bonny Boys
Marr Jane
Edward J. Coblentz
Sanwel H. Lighter
Harry B. Witter
Joseph G. Miller
Esker
James J. Fitzsimmons
Josephus Shafer
Lizle M Shafer
Ann M Shefer
Elizabeth A. Winter
Samuel Line
Petersville
M McKsig
Jefferson Clab
Watertown
Cumberland
Daniel Bentz
North Market
West Church Streets
California Fit Syrup Co
Thomas Butts
Cest Broad Run
Charlies C. Maught
J. W. Ailleary
Middletown
Lemuel Crone
Sexton
Lutheran Church
P. J. Levy
Wedneway
Middletown Register
M. Luther Kepler
T. C. Rudy
Rudy
Kepler
Johm Hendrickscr
Madras
Percale
TREI
J. Orn Herourozson
Green House Restaurant
Feason
Priestley
B.salare, & CO
Great Southe
Bodoce & Kind
Roper
Keidig
Sodoce
Neldio
A. T. Rice & Sons
7Th Bick
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Ala Ts
V. Staub
F. W. Stage
Fourth Street
B. H. Blackston
F. Woolens
London
B. H. Buacasron
North Marest Street
Frsderick, MD
Marest
Mises
Children’s
Oxford
George A. Gilbertr
RL Harley
Oline & CO
Orkmanship
R LL Harley
Jatloe
SOETH
Waar
C. B. Cline & CO
CG. B. Cline & CO
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