Moon's Bra See Fey BLT Weather Forecast
Special Dispatch to Tax News from Washington April 24 10 a m. For the next 24 hours fall until Tuesday with increasing cloudiness and occasional rain by Tuesday evening or Friday night. Weather Bureau official W Hargrseton notes conditions. Also notices list bicycles lost lost pocket book help wanted girls real estate for sale mill housekeeper and spring and summer openings.
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Tax News
Washrleton
D.C
Staub
Local Notes Touch on Readiness and Incidents
Brief county items report minor crop injury none noted and a Saturday concert at the Rocky Springs schoolhouse. A dog bite in Charlestown leads to medical care. A Montgomery County marriage license is issued, and the body of J N Simpson is found near the Potomac. Local chatter covers people, weather, letters, and a colored juror in May.
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Rocky Springs
Irvin 5
Biser
Alms Philips
Charlestown
W. Va
W.H. Baltzell
Montgomery County
John F. Reed
Annie A. Cooley
J. N. Simpson
Philadelphia
Potomac
Seneca
L. Palmer
Ed. Koontz
Hicks
Jacob Brengle
Charles Swearing
South Blarket Street
Sia P. RR
Houck
Vernon Phoebus
Harry Sing
Feliz
Reverend Talmage Reflects on Brooklyn Ministry Anniversary
Dr. Talmage marks his twenty fourth anniversary as Brooklyn pastor with a sermon on Revelation four and twenty elders. He praises Brooklyn as a center of intellect, notes financial struggles of his church, and urges sympathy for all, especially the young, the elderly, workers, and the distressed, while reaffirming his pastoral ambition to enlarge his flock.
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Brooklyn
Ce BrookLy
Talmage
House of God
Sam Glart
Thoth
Red Sea
Saurin
Bourdalone
John ML Mason
George Whitefield
Bethune
Cox
Spencer
Spear
Vinton
Farley
Peecher
Armay
New York
Dar
Oelph
Asia
Afriea
New Zealand
Newfoundland
Brooklyy
Hich
Pelidorio
Dr. Spring
Peter Lubaugh
Dominic Zabriskie
Daniel Waldo
Abrun Halsey
Israel
Trooblin
Father Spand
Jacob
Sam
Soci
Lorean
Fragmentary Verse Fragment Excerpt
Fragmentary OCR like text with garbled phrases references a stanza about nature and prophecy. The readable lines hint at a celebratory future when mountains, trees, and nature unite in song while a promised enduring name remains. No clear event or person identified.
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Social Round
Purely personal items tell of Mrs. Luther Kuhlmas leaving for Baltimore for an extended stay and others traveling to Hagerstown Middletown Valley and Baltimore. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad chief and firemen group visit Frederick while Pawnee Bill and Company depart for Hagerstown.
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Luther Kuhlmas
Baltimore
J.H. Abler
Hagerstown
M. A. Biser
Middletown Valley
Myersville
John W.suwilch
Parsons Miller
George Shelthorn
Pawnee Bill
Frederick
James ©. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Muarylsch
MM. J. Grove
Norfolk
Mamie Duvall
Wilbur Duvall
West Third Street
Pawnee Bill and Company
Boyd’s Station
Thin
Asacciation
United States
Deaths and notices fill Baltimore column amid hotel arrivals
Jacob Goldenberg dies at 92 in his Baltimore home after immigrating from Prussia in 1852 leaving a widow and eight children. Other notices report infant Tobias Hishn's death near Mount Carmel and Henrietta Fry's death at Locust Alley at 53 with Mount Olivet Cemetery interment planned. The column lists hotel arrivals from Baltimore and nearby towns and promotes Syrup of Figs laxative by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Jacob Goldenberg
Baltimore
West
Saratoga Street
Prussia
Henry Goldenberg
Frederice Ree
Johnstown
Tobias
Thomas Hishn
Mount Carmel
Fiint
F. Schroeder
Aenrieitta Fry
Henrietta Fry
Robert Fry
Locust Alley
Mount Olivet Cemetery
California Fig Syrup Co
Curtain Poles and Lace Curtains Offered at Low Prices
A local advertisement promotes lace curtains in various qualities and a wide range of curtain poles in Ebony, Cherry, Oak and Walnut with trimmings. A new corrugated white enamel pole with silver trim is highlighted as stylish and popular.
Carpet Department Finds Fresh Japanese Goods Arrive in New York
An invoice indicates a shipment of Japanese textiles arriving this morning by steamer unloading at New York. The cargo lists new items for the carpet department. The arrival signals updated stock for immediate sale.
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New York
Xcel-rated Graduated 4 in Hand Leader Necklace
Clumsy OCR indicates a fashion note praising a line of new bows and refined finishes. It mentions originality and fine details, with an emphasis on stylish neckwear and polished finishes for sophisticated shirts.
Hay wagon overturned by storm near Jefferson pike
Friday afternoon Frederick Klatz of East Fourth Street was returning with hay when a wind storm toppled the load near George Rizer’s farm on the Jefferson pike. Klatz was knocked unconscious for an hour and woke with a badly cut face. A bystander, B Kintz, found the horse and wagon unharmed. the horse was blown off the road.
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Frederick Klatz
Eaat Fourth Street
George Rizer
Jefferson Pike
Kintz
B Kintz
Spring and Summer Opening at Frederick Shops
Local notices advertise spring and summer openings in Frederick, Maryland on April 26 and 27, 1898 and 1883 respectively, featuring French pattern bonnets, novelties, pallinees, and mourning goods. The notices urge prompt purchases and mention discounted uncut newspapers for wrapping paper at the News office.
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Billlinary Bazar
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Jenne Thomas Biser
St Blumenauer's
West Patrick Street
Frederick
New Oxford Styles Arrive in Tas Colors and More
The store announces Bluchor Oxford in Tas Colors ooze Oxford in Steel Tan and Risck Selections. Waste Kid and Canvass Oxfords offered along with many other styles and colors. Also touts spring fabrics with foreign and domestic worsteds cassimeres and $15 suitings. Shop invites all callers to view the big stock and patterns for Spring attire.
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Oxford
Cassimeres, &c
OTR
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the Daily News
Toray
Moon's Brasee Fey
Moon
al. W. Hargrseton
Weather Bureau
Wiear
Frederic City
Lapye
Ebithisabe
Barnes
Lottie Corts
Luke Polmer
Arcater Rader
Lula Phebws
Bimiy McMuhen
Gextlemes
Lioyd H. Hyatt
Ceccared
M. Hyatt
Harry Elder
Mary C. Dielman
Eugene L. Rowe
Higerstown
Liwnel Brown
Washington County
the Tabernacle
DR. Talmage
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
Bere
Oxford Street
Bret
Iinsttaare
Church of Ever
Genesenger
Ssho
Tandard
Pais
C. D. Helber
A. M. McCormick
R. P. Hooper
H. P. Santer
B. Morrison
N. C. Thomas
D. J. Sweeny
W.W. A. Boyd
W. Fa
Cantis Hovas
Henry W. Clary
Mt. Airy
C.C. Shorb
F.C. ‘Oole
Sykesville
E. F. Crampton
Washington Territory
Charles H. Fleetwood
H. J. Muller
G. P. Barth
Fairmount Fire Company
Rufus H. Baker
James Boland
Grort Hover
K. EB. Doyle
Union Bridge
William Myere
Littlestons
John Hendri
Epee Moe
KSON
Acarys
Joan Haxnxioxeor
Mer
Harry B. Phepe
N. Ws
Washington, D.C
CEITO
Patrick Etreda
B&o
Ballroad
Howserick
James ER
J E. Waleer & Co
EASON
Priestley
Hasling
James B. Walker & CO
Bodooe
Nude
Rock & Nikois
Sealom
Gatines
Rodock & Keedic
A.T. Bige &Sonb
Rice & Sonb
Fenneeal Dynscroms
F. W. Staub
Jest
V. Staub
North Market
Fourth Street
B. H. Bladkston
London
B. H. Buacasro
Tallor
Geo
A. Gilbert
Gilbert
NO. 18
Market BT
George A. Gilbert
C. A. Poole
West South
Frederick Me
Ri, Harley
BR. L. Harley
Merchant Tailor
South Market Street
Cam Frederice
News Office
Gline & CO
Eee
E Cline & CO. GO
Brusseis
C. BR Clone & CO
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