Weather summary from Chief M W Hazarmeron
Cooler tonight with no defined storm. Barometer varies by region from Middle Plateau to St Lawrence Valley and North Lake areas. Showers and rain indicated in the Great Lakes southward and east of the Mississippi. fair in the West and Northwest. Temperature falls from Upper Mississippi Valley to Middle Atlantic and New England coasts, then rises.
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M. W. Hazarmeron
Weather Bureau
Middle Plateau
St. Lawrence Valley
North Lake
Great Lakes
Mixa Issippi
Minnissippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England Cossta
Atlaatic
New England
Ohio Valley
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Tennessee
Gulf States
Southern
Lake Region
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Public Sale and Local Advertisements Notice
Public Sale. wu. F. Calor, Public Sale. Mary E. Rettsnider. Bull Calf For Bale. wot. b. Cline. Champion Fruit Growers co pedeenanereose geee. sins .P. L. Hargett & Co. Dry Goods.John Hendrickson. Wail Paper.-.0-c.-ceee- Cc. BE. Cline. Matting. Mullinix & Kemp. Renner & Kemp.
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Wu. F. Calor
Mary E. Rettsnider
B. Cline
Champion Fruit Growers Co Pedeenanereose
P. L. Hargett & Co. Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Wail
Cline
Matting
Mullinix & Kemp
Renner & Kemp
Disbanded baseball club and local debt notes
A Hagerstown baseball club has disbanded due to insufficient patronage. Frederick carries 547000 in bonded debt, with 70000 charged to water works and annual running costs of 45000, of which 11000 comes from water renters. Prices from 1790 include 66 cents for a handkerchief in Massachusetts and 75 cents for a pair of stock men. potatoes cost 20 cents a bushel.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Massachusetts
Arbutus
Letters From The People On Tax Reform Plan
A reader argues for abolishing all taxation and placing land rent in the public treasury to fund government expenses. The plan, inspired by Henry George, would remove taxes on labor and capital, force landowners to use land or yield it to others, and boost industry, with farmers gaining especially. The writer cites Progress and Poverty and signs with initials.
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Maryland
Libor
Espa
Traly
Gao
E. Cuass
Appeal for Bas Ball in Frederick County
An earnest appeal urges Frederick residents to organize a baseball club. It calls for funded grounds with a grandstand and notes available material and local men such as Wr. Nusz M. Nuzz T. Turmer F. Strawsberger. Citizens are asked to contribute to form one of the finest baseball nines in the state and to avoid a reputation of being dormant.
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Frederick
Wr. Nusz
M. Nuzz
T. Turmer
F. Strawsberger
Pawnee Bill’s circus prep amid rain parade crowds gather
In steady rain the last wagon load of circus para phernalia was hauled from the fair grounds. By afternoon crowds viewed the tents and watched rehearsals at the Development Company grounds. Despite rain the parade drew spectators from Market street windows and store doors as preparations continued for the afternoon performance.
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Market Street
Sol
Church Services Report Across Frederick Area
Church notices list multiple services including Pleasant Hill Chapel St James Lutheran All Saints Episcopal and Presbyterian as well as M E and A B churches. Rev Dr Hasskarl and Rev C W Limespring are among speakers with morning and evening sermons and Sunday schools scheduled. Epworth League and league meetings are noted.
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Hasskari
Pleasant Hill Chapel
St. James Lutheran Chapel
Hasskarl
C. U.A.M
Frederick
St. James Lutheran Congregaton
All Saints Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
C. W. Limespring
A. B
God
Zion
M. E
A. H. Zimmerman
Epworth League
C. E Cline
League
Property Deeds Transfer Various Parcels and Sums
Property transfers listed include Coblests assignee to Geo P Fest for 43 acres north of Jac Moter and Vinsce Sebold trustees to Martha J Fisher real estate 2700 Theodore Cramer to Wm H Hicks and W J Parsons trustees for one dollar and premises Sehz Newman instee to Annie HM land more or less Levy and wife to Elena Ramsburg 223 acres 750 Samuel M Birely assignee to Wm H Biggs lot of tract Thormont 223 V Jackson Hilleary to Chea EK Fas and wife lot plus Brocewiek 3 Jackson Hilleary to Henry E Norris and wife lot addition 10 Brune wick 650 David Lowenstein and wife to H vor sey Etchison lot in Brederics City 99841 C O Beedy and John C d Lotter trustees to Mary A Harp and Thomas M Brandenburg 38 acres reeds and 3 square perches land 3000 Mary A Herp and others to Charles W John as not ee acreg and 5 square perches land 4000
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C. B Coblests
Geo. P. Fest
N. Jac
Moter
Vinsce Sebold
Martha J. Fisher
Theodore Cramer
Wm H. Hicks
W. J Parsons
Sehz & Newman
Annie HM
Jackson Hilleary
Henry E Norris
Brunewick
David Lowenstein
H. Vorsey Etchison
Brederics City
C. O. Beedy
John C. dLotter
Mary A. Harp
Thomas M. Brandenburg
Mary A. Herp
Charles W. John
Hynes Eal Jackson el G wed opens fraternal bridal event
A midweek wedding in a quaint church united Miss Florence King and Mr Charles W Jackson in a ceremony led by Rev Dr Henry Branch. Guests from Coatesville Washington and Ellicott City attended as lilies and green festoons graced the altar.
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Mary EB. Wachter
Harmony Grove
Elmer Clem
Daniel N. Smith
Frederick
Albert Jackson
Washington, D. C
Katie Walsh
Mary Hogan
Richard Grimes
Mattie Hudson
Ids Spurrier
Ells
Lilly Hilton
Baltimore
Butt—Rorbbace
A. W. Philbour
Clarence J. Batts
Mins Vernie L. Rohrback
Frederick County
Law's Rip Removes Office and Local Arrests
Police Justice Eckstein removed the office from Lawyer Row to the Carlin House where he will continue to mete out justice. Charles Van Foasco was fined 1.85 after a disturbance and attempted pole destruction at his mother’s property. John Eyler was arrested for obtaining 25 under false pretenses and posted 200 bail for Monday’s hearing. Charles Young from Brunswick was jailed awaiting Monday’s hearing for a Saturday night scrap during which shots were fired. Alice Proctor and Henry Geems, both colored, told a tale of woe but were released for insufficient evidence.
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Wm. M. Martin
Thurmont
Carmelius Vanderbilt
Newport
Pompei
W. D. Bell
Olive
W. H. Bowler
Pennsylvania
W. M. RR
Police Justice
Eckstieo
Carlin House
Charles van Foasco
Eckstein
van Fosten
John Eyler
Hobbs
Eckatein
Sumpter Heard
Frederick
Eyler
Charles Young
Brunswick
Follies
Young
Alice Proctor
Henry Geems
Poe Les
Uathe Eckstein
Hotel Arrivals List Global Guests by Noon Today
The hotel notes arrivals since yesterday noon include Orry Horst H L Myer Neal Mender H J Carroll A Dorsey McKin Hogg C Dinshie from Baltimore W Hatchow Columbus J W Crossley St Louis J G Garbine Geo W Wonderly P Fiz M J McGinnis A Burgess D J Lisberger Danville Va J H Gephart York A J Smith Va W S Martin J N Morris Washington Geo B Grontz Charlestown W Va Geo D Gill Hanover W A Helm Ps county 12 Cartin Hoess A C Valentine Dandle Pipe Creek J G Orbendorf New York county 10 Gzorr Haven F W Atlee Harry Eyler Howard county A A Morley Montgomery county county 20.
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Orry Horst
H. L Myer
Neal Medinger
H. J. Carroll
A. Dorsey
McKin Hogg
Gzorr Haven
F. W. Atlee
Harry Eyler
Howard County
A. A. Morley
Montgomery County
Mrs Margatet Chamberlsin Dies at Porterstown
Mrs Margatet Chamberlsin, 59, died Thursday morning at her daughter’s home near Porterstown after years of ill health. A Middletown native with Boonsboro residence, she is survived by sister Mrs David Gross and daughter Mrs Minnie Bravely. Funeral services were in Boonsboro Lutheran Church with Rev J W Lin ge and Rev J B Maurer, burial in the local cemetery.
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Charity Garter
East Second Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Hann
Oliver Young
Joseph Brenner
John A. Kennedy
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Thomas J. Walsh
Mr. Hewitt
Unionville Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Mea Chamberlaen
Margatet Chamberlsin
Hezekiah Snavely
Porterstown
Middletown
Boonsboro
Augustus Waxmood
David Gross
Reedysville
Minnie Bravely
J. W. Lingre
J. B. Maurer
The Girl About Town Sees Spring Fashion and Pole Talk
A lively column in a small town paper notes warm weather, blooming gardens, Easter bonnets, and fashion trends. It jokes about pole debates, mentions Pawnee Bill’s train, local minstrel shows, and the Scott Key monument’s growing afterglow, finishing with a nod to Governor Brown and visiting ladies.
Roelkey Fire Recalls Earlier Incendiary Loss
The destruction of Mr. Joseph E. Roelkey in Harmony Grove, triggered memories of a February grain elevator blaze. Money, warned by fire, saved her child but could not save valuables including two watches and a diamond ring from an upstairs room. Frederick residents offered help, but in vain.
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Roelkey
Joseph E. Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Flamen
Frederick
Marriages License Distinctive pairs listed in regional notices
Frank Willside of Woodsboro district weds Mollie Gimb of Johnsville district. Thomas A. Canefeld of Baltimore weds Ada Johnson of this city. Thomas Fea Fry of Bacacystown district weds Florence May Stonebraker of London county Virginia. The Evolution of medicinal agents replaces old remedies with Byrup of Figs from California Syrup Co. available from leading druggists.
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Frank Willside
Woodsboro
Mollie Gmi B
Johnsville
Thomas A. Canefeld
Baltimore
Ada Johpson
Thomas Fea Fry
Bacacystown
Florence May Stonebraker
London County
Virginia
California
Fiz Syrup Co
Ail
Froggista
Society for the Suppression of Vice Forms Local Body
The Frederick Society for the Suppression of Vice held its annual meeting on Thursday evening. Officers were elected for the ensuing year and society reports noted progress in enforcing morals, aiding law enforcement, and promoting a purer community through public morals measures.
Fire alarm system petition before city Aldermen
A petition from Gallant Meter Department members J Roger McSherry Edward Eichelberger John Eisenbauer Daniel Stetper Jacob Tyson and B R Beck asked the Board of Aldermen to purchase and erect an electric fire alarm system The board referred the matter to a committee to study costs and methods and report back The petition notes false alarms occur about 40 times daily wasting twenty seven thousand dollars of equipment and labor Firemen support a system and the board expects final action soon Fishing brief reports a 12 fish string of suckers bass and other species caught by Piscatortal Wn Meara Ingomar and John Albaugh along the Monocacy banks with C O Kaussmaal and C J Hobbs observing but failing to land:
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Mtre
J. Roger McSherry
Edward 8. Eichelberger
John Eisenbauer
Daniel E. Stetper
Jacob B. Tyson
B. R. Beck
Newts
Board of Aldermen
Tre
Frederick
Piscatortal
Meara
Ingomar
John Albaugh Yenserday
C&o. Mesars. CO
T. Kaussmaal
C. J. Hobbs
Frederick county farmer promotes spray-pump fruit care
The Champion Frate, a famed Frederick county farmer, credits his peach and fruit bumper with using a spray-pump with an agitator to destroy orchard insects. P. L. Hargert & Co sells the pumps cheaply. Also notices urge readers to visit a shop for fashionable waists and wallpaper patterns in stock.
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Champion Frate
Frederick County
P. L. Hargert and Co
Bargain Grocery Prices Slashed This Week Only
A distressed ad lists dozens of canned goods and staples with random prices. Items include tomatoes, corn, prunes, cucumbers, pickles, matches, and biscuits. The notice emphasizes limited time offers and states prices “THIS WEEK ONLY” with a closing note FY Saturday.
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F.Y. Sats
Shriners Milling Co Ad Ends Abruptly
An OCR fragment presents an ad for Shriners Milling Co urging readers to choose a bread product with bold phrases and unclear typos. The text references Ceresville roller floor and mentions cooling to the blood, yielding a garbled sale pitch frequent in vintage ads.
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F. W. Lang
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Horta Mare
Sibbet
C. E. Oline
C. E. Cone
Muollinix & Kemp
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Doll Brothers
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NEW Spring Goons
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Brussea
Boocwa
Georges
Ae Yaree
Rudoce & Neillig
A. T. Rice & Sons
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A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
North Market Street
Frederick, M
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James E. Walker & CO
Ad. &. Walker & C
Das, E. ‘Waser
Allen Robrback
Aen
Rostracz
Sumner
B. H. Buagizstoz
FredeRick, Mdtt
George H. Wiener
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Ountain View
Frederick Farr
Plymouth Rocks
Garde Soirc
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