Weather Bureau Bulletin Echoes Westward Storm Drift
Weather expert notes a central low pressure over the South Atlantic and North Pacific coasts. Rainfall reported in Pineapple Alabama and Hankitts Texas, with temperatures falling in the Southwest and rising in the Northwest. Foreseeable cloud, rain, and temperature shifts suggest unsettled conditions spreading nationally.
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L. Moone
Weather Bureau
Aperes
South Atlantic
North Pacific
Montana
Manitoba
Middle
East Gulf States
Pineapple
Ala
Hankietts
Tex
Purely Personal Notes From the City and Surroundings
Mrs. Marietta Steiner has returned home from Middletown after visiting relatives. Mr. John Strickler of York Pa has been called to his brother bedside. Marcus Wortheimer and Bradley T Marmez visit Baltimore friends. Katie Ranner returns from Baltimore after a delightful trip. N May Norris of Ghase City Va visits Buffalo Lithia Springs Va then attends 102 North Market Street. Mrs. Thomas Harwood Noble Harwood and Rebecca Wallis return from Atlantic City. Este and Netti Johnson of South Market Street visit New Market after Boston and Nantucket trip. Alice and Florence May Btine return from a visit to Knoxville uncle Jobe H Brows and cousin C Virts Keep Trust Md. William Garrett of Baltimore visits Frank Scholl West Patrick street. Herman Ordeman of Philadelphia visiting uncle ex Alderman Ordeman West Third Street. Mrs. Yollett of Towasas Baltimore county is guest of releases in Fred e. Vece Gorman of Harrisburg Pa visits her cousin the Misses Gorman near the city. W Williard and wife Laure B Willard of Fort Motte S C visiting sister Mira J H Markey on East Second Street. Mrs. Ann Fleming and Miss Leath Hayes of Baltimore visit Mrs D T Ordeman West Third Street and return home. Charles Trozell and Casper Rameburg return from a short visit abroad. Thomas Moore of the Atlantic Refining Company returns from a zip to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs T Frederick Aivey expected in Frederick this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Steiner
Middletown
John Strickler
York, Pa
Marcus Wortheimer
Bradley T. Marmez
Baltimore
Misa Katie Ranner
N. May Norris
Ghase City
Buffalo Lithia Springs
North Market Street
Thomas Harwood
Misa Noble Harwood
Rebecca Wallis
Atlantic City
Este
Netti Johnson
South Market Street
Boston
Nantucket
New Market
Alice
Florence May
Jobe H. Brows
Knoxville
C Virts
Keep Trust
Washington County
Was. Garrett
Frank Scholl
West Patrick Street
Herman Ordeman
Philadelphia
Ordeman
West Third Street
Yollett
Towsas
Baltimore County
Fred
Vece Gorman
Harrisburg
Gorman
W. Williard
Laure B. Willard
Fort Motte
8. C
Slater
Mira
J. H. Markey
East Second Street
Ann Fleming
Leath Hayes
D. T. Ordeman
Charles Trozell
Casper Rameburg
Thomas Moore
Atlantic Refining Company
T. Frederick Aivey
Frederick
Hotel Arrivals and Local Picnics Noted
Since yesterday noon hotel arrivals include Orry Horen Parker J W McKnight Philadelphir Hammond Nathan Hammond W H Burnhouse J N Todd Chea A Vey John J Brooks and child W Q Goia Chas M Van Ness Baltimore H C Swatman Harrisburg Jos McNalty Ocean City Joseph Dyson Montgomery County J B Seebold Millersburg Pa John Steiner Boston Brundshof G Alleman York L B Alleman Littlestown Jos Cohen Box ton KR Grapton Ohio M B Baker Shepherdstown A S Mattingly Washington County Cantin Hocex W M Emrick Perryville J T Macristra Baltimore County 2 Guerr Hotaz P A Wailis Philadelphia P McConnell Baltimore T Groganickel Double Pipe Creek County 8 Picnics Urbana M EB the Union Sunday Schools Centreville Jefferson and Rocky Springs Schools will hold their annual picnics tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Horen
W. J. Parker
J. W. McKnight
Philadelphir
0. Hammond
Nathan Hammond
W. H. Bumrihouse
J. N. Todd
Chea
A. Vey
John J. Brooks
Child
W. Q- Goia
Chas
M. van Ness
Baltimore
H.C. Swatman
Harrisberg
Jos McNalty
Ocean City
N. J
Joseph Dyson
Montgomery County
Seebold
Millersburg
John Steiner
Boston
Brundshof
G Alleman
York
Alleman
Littlestown
Jos Cohen
Boxton
KR. Grapton
Ohio
M. B. Baker
Shepherdstown
A. S. Mattingly
Washington
Cantin Hocex
W. M. Emrick
Perryavlilke
J. T. Macristra
Guerr Hotaz
P. A. Wailis
Phiadelphia
P. McConnell
T. Groganickel
Double Pipe Creek
Republican Conversion Notes From Cambridge Convention
Baltimore American reports the Republican State Convention at Cambridge with portraits of John C. Mottet and State’s Attorney Edward G. Richieberger. Frederick county delegates backed John C. Rose for temporary chairman and Robert P. Geasam for comptroller. Moller and Harrington named to committees. delegates returned home pleased with the Cambridge trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E &F
Baltimore American
Cambridge
John C. Mottet
Eadward G. Richeiberger
Frederick County
John C. Rose
Tlp
Baltimore
Baltimore Sergeant McGee Captures Watch Thief Gang
Sergi Tata McGee of the southern Baltimore police twice distinguished himself yesterday. He arrested Charlies Harrod on Camden Street, leader of a gang that left the city on a B and C train for Frederick where Emancipation Day was celebrated. In Frederick, Pratt and George Smith were jailed for pocket picking and theft. McGee also recovered a stolen watch tied to George Carter of 122 Pleasant Street after tracing it through Gibson and Queen's friends in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi
Tata Bmegee
Southern
Baltimore
Charlies Harrod
Frederick
McGee
Harrod
Camden Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Ellicott City
Gaither
Starr
Mobley
whLo
Freak Pratt
Pleasant Street
Carter
Kid Gibson
Sergeant McGee
Gibson
Queen
Gtddon
Bananas and goods left by Italians sold for bills
Bananas and a small batch of perishables left by Italians who quietly left for Baltimore were sold yesterday. Proceeds will settle several unpaid ampall bills. An examination of the store room confirmed a prearranged plan. Women and children departed the city in the afternoon. Valuable items were taken from the cellar, leaving only remnant goods behind.
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Laltimore
Hagerstown Fair to add wild west attraction
Hagerstown Fair directors plan a wild west show at the coming exhibition. The decision was made at a Tuesday meeting. The exact act is not yet determined, though a promising Buffalo bill style item is hinted. Myrtie Peek's act, a frequent fair favorite, is reportedly barred. The Frederick Fair’s recent show is cited as a successful precedent.
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Hagerstown
Buffalo
Myrtie Peek
Frederick
Liberty Banner saga sparks curiosity shop idea
A terra cotta colored eag that local owner Mr Preston Grabill found near here draws interest for a potential genuine curiosity shop. At Kemp headquarters the Senior Order of Called American Mechanica may mark the eth anniversary with an elaborate celebration next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen
Preston Grabill
Near Here
American Mechanica
Kemp
Orioles Bright as They Opened Home Series in Baltimore
Frederick residents traveled to Baltimore yesterday to witness a fifteen inning battle between the Baltimore and Boston clubs. The game was one of the most hard fought on the home grounds this season and locals believe the Orioles will again claim the championship honors.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Boston
Orioles
Lamp prize won at St Peters church fair
The Lamp prize went to Sidney Trandle of Liberty for the largest sum raised at the St. Peter's R. G. Church fair. Clara Sappington of Unionville also participated. Four lamps were awarded with each participant collecting $8.40, prompting three draws before the winner was decided.
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St. Peter’s R. G
Liberty
Sidney Trandle
Thst Place
Misa Clara Sappington
Unionville
Peanut Debate Clarifies Nut Status in Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture rules that the peanut is not a true nut and notes strong authority supporting its classification as a legume. The article mentions the peanut, grown in the North and commonly known as the zouber pea in Brazil origin context.
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Richmond, Va
Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Large Frederick MCA meeting boosts welfare drive
A Frederick Frederick growing city meeting of the YMCA board was held in the committee room with President W C Birely and members including Meer Eichelberger Rice Bappington Rearback Zimmerman Devatl Lewis Clay Hell. The session endorsed committee reports praising the welfare work and winter programs for young men, signaling a new epoch in association efforts. An afterglow concert committee discussed upcoming summer entertainments and issued a mimeograph gospel meeting invitation featuring Rev S B Heach for Sunday, inviting all young men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Birely
Meer
Eichelberger
Lewis A Rice
Bappington
Jacob Rearback
Geo. H. Zimmerman
W. H. Devatl
BR. Lewis
Clay Hell
Greadlag
Tad
Pacre
MCA
Frederick
Sita
Precerich
Dexk Sanday
Heach
LABOR DAY OBSERVED AND REGIONAL HAPPENINGS
Brief items from Liberty and area report a tall maize stalk near Liberty, a night blooming cereus with 42 blooms seen by Annie Bowhan, a double pear picked by John D. Erler, and local ice cream priced at ten cents a pint amid competition. Also noted are a gold ore hunt in Flintstone district, a Boston Tea Party descendant buried in Bedford County, and a court house wedding in Hagerstown with the janitor as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albangh
Near Liberty
Annie Bowhan
Liberty
John D. Ereler
Flintstone
Adegany Comunty
Evans Graveyard
Bread Top Township
Bedford Co
Thomas White
White
Anea
Chambersburg
Court House
Hagerstown
Charles Fegan
Washington
Austria
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Russia
Deaths in Rockville and area reflect early 20th century burials
Obituaries report Edgar Alexander Scheirer of Liberty lineage dying at 21 in Rockville. Remains moved to Liberty for interment with a short service. pallbearers listed. Also notices Johnsville death of Barbara Grabill aged 43 after cancer with services at M E Church and burial in Grabil cemetery. Additional infant deaths include Elmer Woodward’s child in Frederick with service at Buckeystown M P church and Mt. Olivet burial. and Louis C Eldridge, a colored infant, in Bartonsville with 3 pm funeral.
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Edgar Alexander Seneirer
A.C. Scheirer
Liberty
Samuel McMeater
Rockville
Libury
Mount Cemetery
Pervine
Frederick C. Rosamao
Arnold Whitmore
Hall Sweadner
Robert Macalfe
Albert Dudrear
Harry Sweadner
G. F. Cassen
Rabilg
Anns
Barbara Grabill
Johnsaille
Anguat
Baer
Grabil
Mr. Sterer
M. EH
Johnavills
Jesse Fox
Isaac iSttely
Elmer Woodward
Frederick
Mra B. EB. Fank
So’clochkom
W. Peters
Mt. Olivet
Louie C
Joseph
Bahna Eldridge
Bartonaville
Whim of the Season and Real Estate Notices
Whim of the Season extols sun baked sand as a health tonic for beauty and nerve soothing amid sunburn warnings. Frederick C. Miller and wife deed property to Charlotte A. Mier for 1000 dollars. Paul Shafer executor transfers Frederick real estate to David J. Carlin for 1001 dollars. Syrup of Fig advertised as a gentle laxative cleansing the system without irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Miller
Charlote
A. Mier
Paul Shafer
David J. Carlin
Frederick
Georgetown Abolished from District Map by Congress
The Maryland General Assembly founded Georgetown in 1751 and it later became a city with a local government. An 1851 act placed Georgetown above Rock Creek, but since 1871 District of Columbia governance absorbed its ordinances and street names, erasing Georgetown from the official map.
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Washington
Georgetown
General Assembly of
Maryland
Congress
Rock Creek
Frederick County
Gepers
Assembly of
Grorge Gordon
George
Beal
Deakins
Hawkins
Siorgetots
Duister
Festival of the Assumption observed in Baltimore archdiocese
The feast marked by solemn rites across churches and chapels in Baltimore. The Baltimore Cathedral featured splendor for the anniversary of Archbishop Carroll's consecration, tied to the August 15, 1780 date. Carroll’s death on December 8, 1816, age 80, is noted beneath the cathedral’s "Auspica Maria" inscription.
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Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Lulworth Castle
London
England
Arch
Spalding
Carroll
Crozier
Remarkable recovery and accidents in Frederick district
Mrs. Geo W Keeney of near Liberty town walked to her sister-in-law's home during a late night illness and arrived exhausted Friday morning. Master Wille Heard, son of Wm Heard, fell from a secondstory window but only minor injuries were reported. Word comes of serious illness of Mrs. Charlotte Markell of Baltimore, related to local families.
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Geo. W. Keeney
Libertytown
Laura Bwandner
Wille Heard
Wm. Heard
Doritas
Frederick
Charlotte Markell
Baltimore
Markell
Jos. D. Baker
Slater
C. E. Trail
Maryland Officers Prepare for Louisville Grand Army Trip
Maryland Department of the Grand Army of the Republic nears departure for Louisville Kentucky to attend the National Encampment with about 200 officers and men. Major O A Horner of Emmittsburg will lead the fourth division in the opening day parade. The Baltimore departure is planned for September 9 with the encampment starting September 11 for three days. A Maryland note mentions Mrs Elizabeth Smith of Frederick and her father Mr Groshon staying at the Glades. A reader reports three ears of sweet corn in one bushel as a curiosity from the Liberty Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Department of Maryland
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand
Maryland
Baltimore
O. A. Horner
Emmittsburg
Lawler
George H. Whitmore
Liberty Banner
The Corn Crop of 1808 Shows Market Value Shifts
A fragmented 1808 crop report notes corn output and grain price impacts. With December or May delivery at 35 cents per bushel, the crop value could reach about 500 million dollars, while a 5 cent decline would cut revenue by roughly 115 million. It estimates production near 200 million bushels in a typical year.
Smith's Temple of Fancy Bargains at Panic Prices
Frederick Maryland shop promotes "Way Down Prices" on August 17 1995 with cent goods at five and eight cent specials. Offers include Turkish bath soap glassware broomes leather pocket-books and cheap reading paper with broad discounts and door ads urging customers to bring friends. Also advert visits for U No tonio and related products plus local farm sale note and taxish transport offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Bottica
Bea
Aura
Afr
Reduced Excursion Fares to Boston for Knights Templar Conclave
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trip excursion tickets to Boston August 23 to 26 for the Twenty-Sixth Triennial Conclave. Tickets valid for return to Boston by September 10 and use to destination by September 11. Some itineraries allow return via a different route with a slight fare increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
Mass
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Unclear fragment hints at local notice or ad
Fragmentary OCR text provides no solid names dates places or actions. It mentions money and eating but contains numerous typos and lacks coherent event or context to summarize into a proper news item.
Diamond Flour Powers Noted Pittsburgh Baker's Cracker
Ors Superlative Patent and Nancy's Choice blends with Diamond hard spring wheat. The flour, used by the celebrated Pittsburg cracker baker Marvin, is favored by Shriner Milling Co and others in Frederick and Ha. regions.
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Nancy
Pittsburg
Marv
Marvin
Shriner Milling Co
Frederick
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