Weather and notices from New Jersey paper
The issue lists weather by Wallerxatun, Chief Weather Baron, with a cloudy forecast. It notes new advertisements and several items such as Lost-Vallar and Ben 475, plus Help Wanted for a woman. Miscellaneous section marks the first of the season announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Wallerxatun
Lost—Vallar
N. J. Wilson
Ben
Help
Funeral of George Koogle Noted by Orphans Court Judges
The Orphans' Court judges attended George Koogle's funeral yesterday afternoon. Local items report various community happenings including property purchases, improvements, boat launching on the Monocacy, fishing on the river, and a railway accident near Water Station No. 12 resulting in a foot injury for J. W. Gantt. Other notes mention pension awards, state officials visiting Annapolis, agricultural plantings near Yellow Springs, and cultural events around Frederick and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
George Koogle
John H. Grove
Middletown Valley
Leonst Strait
Bagerstorra
Cw Wmntinen Pve
Tondalave
W. H. Keith
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Charles Shipley
Charles Wiles
Thomas Vanforgen
J.W. Gantt
Water Station No. 12
Martlesburg
W. Va
Rocky Hidge
Baltimore
Hoere
John H. Baer
East Fourth Streat
Frederick
Newman
Frederick County
W. O. Thompson
Annapolis
Densmore
Smitheburg
Elmer Thomas
Joseph Bender
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Agene
Frederick Boom Lifts Frederick Business Outlook Strong
A Frederick boom has boosted commercial prosperity with local industries employing hundreds. Merchants report rising trade and population, boosting housing demand and retail. Multiple businessmen express optimism about continued growth as new industries expand and patronage rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cily
E. Walker Seid
D. Henfrickson
D.C. Winebrewer
B. Getzendaaner
A. & McCardell
GJ. Doll
Lewis W. Mebring
Ae I T. Rosenour, Jr
R. Rosenour & Sons
Srokere
H. Campbell
Frederiek
Cline
Busioens
L. E. Mullinix
J. M. Michael
Thomas H. Hallersald
Renner
Renner & Kemp
D. H. Beatnard
Itan
Veteran wagoner survives near-fatal mountain plunge
An elderly horseman known for hauling milk to Nore Uyan Creamery narrowly escaped serious harm after a large cart toppled from Mount Ia gal. James acted quickly, slowing the team before a dangerous descent. The incident follows prior misfortune and questions about the animal’s welfare and proprietor’s steady service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Ranger
Ualomrin Mays
Hufue
Appleby
Mra Sitean Kivea
Mer Joana Stevens
Lemesh
Botitas
Grafther Bins
Nore Uyan Creamery
Daiies Hoatin
Iagal
James
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM POTOMAC AREA OBITUARIES
A page records funeral attendances for Mrs. Joseph Burek and Mary E. infant daughter of Wm. Th. Gildla, with services at Booth Market and Mt. Olivet. Other items list residents visiting from out of town, relocations of Mr. Win McKehy’s family, and local business notices. Interments are noted at Mt. Olivet and St. John's Cemetery, with C. C. Carty as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burckend
Cielton Forge
Joseph Burek
Hosenour
Washington
Temple Hargett
Buckeystown
Win McKehy
Bo & O
Bo & O, Avenue, Have Moved A Mill Beyond Emmitaburg To the Rev. B. Berschner
A McKehy
Wm. Baat
J. C. Uriniog
Boonsboro
Ls Frederick, : ‘Misa Tua Stier
New Market
Uest
John Murilock
Wm. A. Clarke
Washington, D.C
Bary Burck
Amy Parsons
Baltimore
Joseph Walsh
Gem
Bert Bader
W. W. Lease
Gise Bros
Market Street
Reby
Helen Crontse
Bharpsburg
Annie Ruprecht
Stends
Rer Ideser Mies
Mattie Hice
Brunswick
Vinithyy
Mary Lewis
Esat
Patrick Tireebe
Harry B. W. Storm
J. P. L. Storm
South Market
U Sea
George Roberts
Shooka- Cow
Mia Harriet E. Engelbrecht
A. L. Engelbrecht
Mesers
Edward Howard
Thomas Lewin
Aveniog
Chicago
Wim Y
C. P. Smith
Lbrunewick
Mary E
Daugh
Ter
Th. Gildla
Booth Market Ar Rest
Osborne Ingle Offcette
Sellen Galther
Edward Herbert
Edger Moore
Charles Zellers
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
George Koogle
Weat Second Street
Luther Eahimon
Mascyic
Mr. Rongle
I. A. Markey
C. V
Levy
Adolphus Fearheaty
C.C. Smith
Jeffner
Charles Wertheimer
Mt. Ulivet
C.C. Carty
Mary A. Burck
Atreet
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ray
Father Oleman
Mosers
Casper Cram
Lewie Riddlemoser
Lawra Matin
J. L. Michael
St John's Cemetery
F. Schroeder
George W. Delafi
Jeene
Maj
R. G. McPhercot
Cyrus Helfanatein
J J. A. Lynch
Miller
James H. Gambrill
John B. Thomas
C.C. Carty Wee
Republican convention in Hagerstown selects delegates
The Republican convention in Hagerstown met at the Hose Opera House to choose delegates to the Minneapolis convention. A. J. Sturgis of Garrett county and Gen. Rutherford of Washington led the contest, with Birely favored by Allegany and Frederick delegates. After eight ballots Rutherford moved into the second delegate spot, and I. M. Boyd of Allegany was chosen president of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Smith
South Mountain
M. M. Robinson
Church Strom
PhNomathean Literary Society
Eichteen Ab Avow
South Marlam
Ziles ‘Abrecht
Tale
Beary M. Nixdorff
Frederick County
Maryland Bible Society
Wm. H. Parnell
John Gi
Frederick
Geo
Netloua
Sixth Congressional
Yeater
Hose Opera House
Hagerstown
Minneapolis
Ulod
Louis FE. McComas
Sturgis
Fresdberiek
Birely
Staurgis
Prederick
Seaillany
Nautello
Wellington
Paty
Atle Gany
John C. Motter
Airely
Washington
Montgomery
Canrrett
Rutherford
Frederick Aod
Allegany
Alceste
Joh
W. Cable
R. R. Henderson
Cable
I. M. Boyd
Deaths and Obituaries in Waynesboro and Nearby Areas
The item notes the death of Willam O. Cauffman once a Hotel Leland bus driver in Waynesboro PA after pulmonary disease, burial in Sabillasville Reformed graveyard. obituaries include Sallie Brown aged 43 of Mt Airy, funeral in Franklin Grove region. Mrs Martha L. Gaver dies in Franklin Grove IL at nearly 64. infant of A J Wolfe dies near Wollaville. George Robert Bovey dies in Kyler Valley at age 9. multiple funeral rites and clergy mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauffman
Willam O. Ceuffman
Waynesboro
Sablilasville
Hey
F.F. Bahner
Ho Waan
R. Hood
Fr. Lawla
Funera
Gaver
A. J. Wolfe
Wollavithe
Rotey
Kyler'a
George Rober
Bovey
Sinbeay
Week's Weather Report Highlights Farm Delays
The Marylee Weather Bureau reports for the week ending today. Irregular spring slows farm and gallon work across Frederick County. Mild winter-to-spring temperatures boost grain growth, with late planting favored. Rain Thursday to Monday caused garden delays but no major damage. Temperatures look favorable, with no further threats expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylee Weather Bureau
I. Mi
Mary's
Frederick County
J. A. Mitcmen
A.M
Middletown
Frederick Oniaty
Neo
CO. Raonasicn, da
Benefit rink event aids Rifleman member in need
A large attendance at a Frederick rink benefit raised funds for Mr William Borck a Rifleman member recently addicted for two months and with a large family to support. Captain Beckley spoke urged open weekly sessions, and Miss Vertude Brengle received a gold hunting watch as the most popular donor. The gathering concluded with dancing and an orchestra as the rink plans further Saturday events for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rithomen
Wm. J. Borck
Riflemen
Beckley
Missa Vertude Brengle
Jacob Hrengle
Rlnk
Elo
Regiow
Gheemua
Ghia
Anytow
Captain Beckley
Deane
Court of Appeals Takes Up June Term Here
Statewide news items cover appeals court schedule, public works board actions, and local incidents. Notable items include a murder confession, a fatal fall at Tent near Buawsville, and the drowning victim George Brown later recovered at Doal's Island. Also noted are church events, a Baltimore conference, and weather service leadership suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Board of Putille Works
Slan Yeateribay
Ala
Sevetades
Deal
Lalani
Thomas Jenkson
Ayer Eigtty
Dorepis Ty Latino
Ursace Grorge
Florida
Che GU
Bite
Gatlina
Churehuinn
Uae
Noose
Tent
Buawsville
Tarfard
Folin
Thayer
Northern Central Railway
Walter
George Brown
Doal
Amerlcan
AL. Vorson Pisce Church
Viciegates
Maltimore
Omahe
Episcopal Church
George M. Jotnaen
Monard County
Mag June Dobneon
St. Albans Church
Magruder
Baltimore County
Ansupa
National Civil Bergson League
Baltimore
George William Curtis
Speauila
Shaeom
George W. Vaillant
Bo & C
Eestrof
Milton Whitney
Weather Service
Boar
Presidant
Giloian
Win B. Clark
Lil
Waylord
Asaya
Charile Brooks
Atone
Fletcher Williame
Boat Launch at Cumberland Affects Regional Trade
The opening of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and new industries at Cumberland boost commerce. Tuesday night boat No 10 for Consolidation Coal Company launched, a long vessel with 125 to 1 capacity built at their lower yard. White Cloud Hall hosts club ball planning for May 26 with fire company reps chosen to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Aleve
Consolidation Coal Company
White Cloud Hall
Justor White Cloud Club
Robert Bennett
Uniteds
William Mattoon
Independents
Local Mention and Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a local mention near Frederick and a 6 p.m. Wednesday train. It also names undefined entities like WAI and Banana and mentions a Trooperage and CHALL race, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tapetion
Moon and Venue Conjunction Tonight Amid Averted Danger
A reader notes a rare sky event as the moon draws nearer the earth and the night carries a solemn mood. Meanwhile in Urmentsk a local woman Miss Annie Barger attempted to end her life with laudanum but was saved, linked to a broken romance with Mr H L Offutt who missed a prior meeting at Point of Rocks with Misa Flaher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churden
F. GY. Mlc
St John’s Catholic Church
Earnest Workers’ Mission Band
Evangelical Litheran Church
East Church Street
Reading
OO Terug
Sers Vm Meen
St. James Litheran
Mre
David Freazier
Patrick Atreet
Tsat
Mite
Convent of the Visitation
Father Coleman
Margaret O'Neil
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Keys
New York
Mary Joseph
Mary Alexis
Baltimore
Tamarike
Buckeystown
Barnes
Anderson
Dolson
Annie Barger
Tellers
Urmentsk
H. L. Offutt
Point of Rocks
Misa Flaher
Mios Berger
Dore
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Sean Tumpersture
Apiil J
Slnrind
StSao
Tat News
Wastixaros
D. G
Maryland
Fair
Catder
Frosta
Adn
Misa Marcis Kimmel
Latrick Kent
Wiltsm Kubo
South Marhethet
Alien Witland
Joshue Javecs
Seath Market
Eles
Anteaters
Brunawick
Roma
Wentgomery County
J. Hilleary Bogley
Rockville
Haney
Gahorioen
East Maryland
Tegislatera
Ivast
Marylan Saturn
Potomac
Virginia
George Doub
Midietown
Doub
Geo. W. Sirtaberger
J. C. Matter
Wm. Hittner
We. C. View Berges
Phintal
Dona N.C. Herkes
Grove
Heekilen
Cue 7
Nisdorit
Patrick Street
Rocky Ridge
Patedelphia
Howes Pelnti
FE. Bair
J. A. Fimmemerman
Machet Street
Smith
MR. McOmas
Dey
Joseph i Ledges
Hedges
Leatle
Destlo
Guy
Afra
Eugens Mermayer
Leste
Leslie
Jammel
Luaat
Fhita
Yeaterday
A. Olmetead
BB. Hayman
A.T. Wilnou
J. Taylor
D. Chavaller
Philadelhia
W. N. Bowe
A. Dorsey
W. N. Homson
O. T. Boreve
D. C. Dunke Baltimore
H. Koonce
Shannon
J. F. Beaton
Washington, dC
Lea
Xargs
W. P. Howard
I. R. War- Held
H. A. Ball
Hanover
E.G. Sparrow
Hul
Ick
Clacknnati
J. FE
Hughes
Columbus
The
F. G. Warrenfeld
Indiana
Constant
G. M. Trask
Warren
Lodge
Purity Lodge
Jacob Withide
C.T
Maggie Kabrick
V.T
J. Blelfald
K. L. Miller
Vera Wolt
G. W.tyson
YP. Rice
Marshall
W. &. Schmidt
Gusld
Net
Joseph D. Baker
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Montgomery County
Marahall KH
Leatherman
W. A. Valentine
Mechan- Icetown
R. Pl
V.J. Beatin
Sanninta
Jonas J. Smith
Ind
Laura V. Grove
Jobo H. Grave
Milton HH
Rice Snenial Perents Afar PH
John Hendrickson
West Mo
Nern
Hust
Tame Warren S
Tonerneoke Wewl
Walker
Brant
Teow
Rae . A. Pheadetrals
EVRA
Wrinvita
Arte Statam Pet
Walere Bon
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Blagkston
B. H. Buacsstox
Waimane Gunuarse
Mark
Te Ue
Mort
D. H. Best
Rowan
Tude
Dee
Oatin Castron
Tore Taur
Ree
Hoxi Bo Datthy
Panay
B. Olin & CO
Cc. B.oline & Co
Baer
Farrar
PUD. Qrick
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Thase Fae
Japan
Fancion
Domnbh
Murano
Keone
Rodook & Neidig Pouisvastve
Asis
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Shwe
Ybor
Mattings
Bertkird PuLtertin
Peet
Tanith
Lawess Brier
Toda
WTO
Neipia
A.'T
Rice & Sons
Hy College
Beablet
Lehigh
Kenting Railroad Company
New York Herald
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