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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1895

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2

Weather and crop report from Maryland grate bureau

The weekly weather summary notes average temperatures 3 to 7 degrees above normal and rainfall below average overall. Drought persists in many areas while some counties see improvement from the 11th rain. Crop conditions vary with corn generally favorable after rain, wheat nearly finished, hay light in Garrett and Allegany, and vegetables abundant though rainfall is needed. Potatoes report the best crop in Allegany in a decade. Specific notes from Frederick County report hot, dry spell easing with a good upcoming rain hoped for. Adamstown reports drought harming corn prospects. New Market notes a recent shower aiding vegetation and ripening crops. peaches scarce in the region.

Maryland Booth Weahington Garrett Allegany Washington County Allegany Counye Allegany County Veederick County Buckeystown

Miss Pampel Hurt In Bicycle Accident

Miss Emily Pampel granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C F Hitselberger of Liberty spent a day with friends in the country. While riding a bicycle she became entangled in a wheel spoke and was badly burned. The injury is improving.

Miss Pampel Emily Pampel C. F. Hitselberger Liberty P. F. Pampel Fsg Frederick

Water supply crisis and political turmoil in Maryland

The report notes drought hurting Worcester and other counties, a murder investigation in Melsons Camp, a house fire in Howard county, and a wave of telegrams to Democratic candidate Lloyd Lowndes. It covers party conventions, nominations for governor and attorney general, and calls for school funding reform and changes to election oversight.

Agnuspolis & Hort Gordon Comber Onderdosk St. James's College Washington County John T. Wilson Ablegdon Harford County Worcester County Frontburg Daniel Farlow Pittavills Wicomico County Gordon Calloway Melson Dr. Hebb Howard County Lowndes John E. Hart Cienerat Wiliam T. Malster Baltimore Lownes Malster Echo

Ministerial Institute Program At Walkersville Maryland Conference

The U B Church ministerial institute in Walkersville will run September 8 to 5 with speakers led by Rev. S W Owen and Rev J Fioce. Topics include The Ideal Minister, The Necessity of Cooperation, The Superiority of Christianity over Mohammad, Social Aspects of Christianity, How to have a Working Church, and The Mission of the Church. Names listed include Rev S W Owen, J Fioce, J Eyers, A Byars, S Butts, and W Kiracofe among others, with G J Rondabush as president and W L Martin as secretary.

Isterial Lestitute of Maryland U. B. Church Walkersville This County J. T. Spangler Brane A. Mi. Evars W. Owen Bubjeca F. Butts W. Kiracofe BH. Snall Ouatie Young People's Movement U. B Spbraim Lee Joshus J. W. Kiracofe G. J. Roudabush W.D. Bape D. R. Bovey M. L. Magaules C.L B. Brave Jerusalem J. W. Owen John the Baptist Rudolph Byrd J. WW J. Beall W. W. Wagner W. L. Martin G.J. Ronda- Dush

Col J Clarke and the Silver Demand

The Mobile Register critiques Col J Clarke of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for praising silver and urging massive coinage. It jokes he should address his views to Treasury officials, not a distant Colorado editor, noting treasury data showing annual dime and half dollar demand and suggesting larger coinage.

Col. Clarke Mobile Col. J. ©. Clarke Mobile and Ohio Railroad Colorado Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Colonel Clarke Clarke Carlisale Colorado Mountains

Social dance at Mrs Markell’s Hagerstown gathering

Mrs Jennie Markell hosted a delightful social in her Potomac avenue home honoring Miss Bessie Clabsugh of Frederick and Miss Bansimer of Baltimore. A large crowd of young people attended and dancing lasted late into the night. Also notes on a Waterstille tournament with eight crowns and four prizes plus gold stings, and church notices from Liberty circuit and local events in Walkersville.

Jennie Markell Potomac Avenue Hagerstown Bessie Clabsugh Frederick Bansimer Baltimore Waterstille Reuben Henry Wood Albert Shipley STEAW Liberty Rocky Ridge

Sunday School Lesson Reflections on Love and Law

This excerpt reviews a Sunday School lesson centered on loving God with all heart and soul, citing Deuteronomy and prophetic references. It discusses Christ as the exemplar, the need to internalize God’s word, and the aim of daily obedience, instruction to children, and living out faith with reverence and gratitude.

Versas Sand Acéy Jehovah Christ Jesus Luke x Ezekiel Taragi Ezekili Lsrae God Jesus John xvi Rev. Cay Egypt Benett

Shaker medicine and cordials praised for healing powers

A fragment discusses Shaker medicine herbs and plants, praising their cordial as a world renowned remedy. It claims immediate relief and potential cure for indigestion, noting the Benedictine link and long-standing practice, with promotional tone for the product.

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Frank M Smith Honored by Post Office Clerks

Clerks in the mailing division of the Baltimore post office presented Frank M Smith, superintendent of mafia, with resolutions congratulating him on receiving the 94 medal of honor from the President for distinguished service during the Civil War. Smith is noted as brother to David H and William Smith of the Temple of Fancy.

Frank M. Smith Baltimore Post Ofice Mr. Smith David H. and William Smith Temple of Fancy

Insurgent clash near Colon raises deaths and trials

An insurgent band and Spanish guerrillas clashed near Colon with eighty five Yatter killed and thirty two wounded on the insurgent side. Justice sentences extended to twelve and twenty years for several accused in Ceuta. Spanish troops to wear blue checked uniforms to prevent friendly fire. Hospitals are being built to treat yellow fever and wounded.

Bix Yueire Tawra Fin Matages Colon New Eulogio Sebasto Cocodrilos Santa Clara Holondron Juan Gaberto Gomez Mondar Hiielf Wre Ceuta Africa Lopez Coloma Ignacio Lazaga Agapito Echevarria Pedro Vidamle Edadio Arjola Campos

The Case Against Holmes Moves to Trial City

Philadelphia August reports attorney W A Capps, Fort Worth born, pressing for Holmes to face murder charges in Chicago or Moyamensing, citing evidence Holmes killed Minnie and Nannie Williams for their money. District Attorney Graham aims for a local, conviction-friendly venue while Chicago detectives push investigation progress.

iChicago Philadelphia W. A. Capps Fort Worth Williams Graham H. H. Mudgett Holmes Willian Capps Min-nie Nannie Williams Éfforte Chicago Cappa Sady Gayer Moyamensing

Fifty negroes jailed in Winston riot fallout

Fifty African Americans are jailed in Winston North Carolina for involvement in last Sunday night’s Counttte riot. The notice notes heavy mortality among French troops in Madagascar from malaria and dysentery. Other items mention political and business moves in Britain and the United States.

Winston, N. G Counttte Japan Mikado Madagascar Edward Clark Salisbury Southern Memphis Union of Philadelphia McClellan Company Pittsburg Philadelphia

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