Weather Prophet Fomers Prophecy of the Weather
Weather forecast from J T Foster of Et Joseph Missouri predicts August weather with storm waves crossing the continent from late July into early August. Eastern states to see warm and cool waves, with temperatures near normal in the week ending July 31 and overall above or below normal across the country. Rainfall expected above normal along Atlantic coast north and east of Oswego Troy and New York City with broad variability elsewhere. frosts possible near month end. hot period peaking mid month in Central Valleys followed by rapid cooling.
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Bright Items From Watermelons to National Politics
BRIEF BITS notes plentiful watermelons and blackberries in the city while Gorman is urged as National Democratic Committee chairman and a Washington HQ is near. A tenants league in Wellington seeks to punish underpaid dealers and landlords. The Shirtwaist Factory may resume, and Prof. Siafiln will duel ex officer Freed tonight at C N Clauer's. General Bradley T Johnson to be banqueted at Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore. Mr Guy Thomas sprained his ankle on a Waite Rock picnic. A countryman brought a large cabbage head to market, nearly half a bushel.
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H.C. Siafiln
Edwin Freed
C. N. Clauer
Aign
Bradley T. Johnson
Carrollton Bate
Baltimore
Waite Rock
Guy Thomas
Wild Goose Chase in Frederick District Jail Case
Deputy Sheriff James C Crum traveled to Washington to retrieve two colored horse thieves but returned without prisoners. Michael had taken a stolen horse into the city before Crum arrived and did not report the theft to authorities, forcing another trip to Washington on the 29th.
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James C. Crum
Washington
Frederick
Bichael
Mr. Crum
Crom
The Girl About Towe Camp Scene and July Heat
A rambling August column recalls camp life with the National Guards encampment at Frederick, the Key fete, and farewells as troops depart Camp Lowndes. The piece riffs on weather, trolley plans to Braddock Heights, local gossip, politics, and regional figures amid nostalgic reminiscence.
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Lake Lethorns Among the Roses
New Two Dollar Notes Attract Attention In Frederick
A few new two dollar silver certificates have reached Frederick but banks have not yet circulated them. The design differs from the recently issued one dollar notes and is praised as the finest artistry from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The frame shows Science presenting steam and electricity to commerce and manufactures, with five figures and two children, Fulton and Morse on the back as pioneers of steam and electricity.
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Noves
Bureau of Eagraving and Printing
Fulton
Morse
Deaths and echoes across Maryland early in the year
News notes from Maryland include the death of Henry Jeger in Felton Howard county at 97, F B Clifton an Orphans' court judge in Dorchester county at 71, and the passing of Mr. Thomas Wallaken a Unicorn Cloth founder and his wife within hours. Reports also mention planned freight-rate efforts for Dorchester peaches, political news on Re publicans in the first district, and calls for a Maryland State Bar Association. The Electric Line work paused until after the presidential election, plus a large local family reunion of the Remsburgs near Middletown with many relatives in attendance.
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Felton
Howard County
Dorchester
J. Clarence Lane
Hagerstown
Bryan
F. B. Clifton
Dorchester County
United States Christian Commission
Mountain Lake Park
Cardinal Gibbons
Foleysto
Baltimore County
William Sports
Higeratown
Isaac A. Barber
Allegany County Bar Association
Blue Mountain Hause
Maryland
Woolen Wedding Anniversary Of Mr and Mrs Roelkey
On a Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs James E B Roelkey celebrated their woolen wedding at their home near town Friends hosted guests and danced to the Frederick Orchestra indoors due to rain. Refreshments were served and many gifts were given highlighting their popularity among a wide circle.
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James EB. Roeikey
Edgar Habn
Baltimore
M. L .Lechilder
Wits
Misa Grace Lechilder
Hagevatown
M. E Coot
Lena Roelkey
Balimore
W. H. Kreider
Home Again Colored Troops Return to Baltimore
The Maryland National Guard colored unit led by Capt Charles R. K Spencer arrived at Camden Station after camp at Camp Lowndes near Frederick. They faced an early end to camp causing about seven days pay totaling roughly $600, with $1,000 overall for the state including aries and seating. A large crowd welcomed them home as they traveled by a special train. Color Sergeant Jeess Tyson and Sgt Nearing stayed to help dismantle the tents and ship them back.
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the Keys
Frederick
Lowndes
Daughters of
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Maryland
National Guard
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Baltimore Isle
Anti Noo
Spencer
Camden Station
Jeess Tyson
Nearing
Brigmie Staf
Rematn
Tenta
Law’s Grip: McCaffrey Held on Concealed Weapon Charge
George McCaffrey was arrested by Constable Moberly Thureday for carrying a concealed weapon. He appeared before Magistrate White, bail set at 50, later increased to 2500 due to security issues. Attorney Hewes sought habeas corpus but the court upheld the commitment. McCaffrey remains jailed unless bail is posted. Testimony described him flourishing plates in the air. he denies this.
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