Weather and historical notes from August dates
A dated weather digest mentions Mary, Ti-Lady, and references to events in Turkey, England, and Germany. It notes a ridge of high pressure along the Middle Atlantic coast and storms forming in Arkansas and Alberta. Rain has fallen along the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, with temperatures falling in the Ohio and Middle Mississippi regions. Forecasts predict cloud and rain in the west, with possible cold or warm waves. Weather bureau notes lead to next-day conditions and ad notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Avante
N. W
Local Briefs Highlights and Odds and Ends
Miscellaneous notes from the area cover tennis popularity at mountain resorts and a workforce of 200 for 3. & O. improvements next week. The Moller Organ Co resumes after a fire, J. C. Dayhoff’s mill in Hagerstown, Havre de Grace offer, 200 books moved by John Thomas and John Baumgardiner, 25 eels and 8 fish. London flower trade at 25,000 daily. fifty two literary ladies dine in London, a portent for literature. Hungarian bands eye Cockney traits, Boyes action at 6250 yearly. A new grain boat for Baker Bros. of Backeystown launched in Cumberland. Gov. Brown appoints temporary bench appointees after deaths. Potomac fishing abundant, bear output at McGraw’s Harper’s Ferry brewery due September. A hare carries a boy on North Marsett Street. no injuries. London Maryland Heights crops fall short, prices adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumterland
Moller Organ Company
J. C. Dayhoff
Hagerstown
Havre de Grace
John Thomas
John Baumgardiner
London
Boyes
Baker Bros
Backeystown
F. Mertens
Bons
Cumberland
Brown
Potomac
McGraw
Harper's Ferry
Destrict
North Marset Street
Church Street
Maryland
Picnic at Point of Rocks Aug 17 grand success
A correspondent describes a Sunday school picnic at Point of Rocks on August 17 with Sunnyside Band providing music. Children sang, prayers were led, and an evening program of recitations, declamations, and a Mrs. Brace solo followed. Address by Rev Foreman and Nicholls noted, organist praised, and planning for Baker’s Valley picnic mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Sunnyside
James H. Robinson
B. L Whaten
Foreman
Nicholls
Jeanie Whalen
Baker's Valley
Sigt
G. W. Zimmerman
Urleans
Funeral of Mrs Susan A Sinp from Court arrest residence
The funeral for Mrs. Susan A Sinp was held from her Court arrest home at 2 o’clock yesterday, Rev. F. Dittmar of Jefferson officiating. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with A. T. Rice & Sons in charge. The notice also advertises Hoods Saragparilia with claimed curative value.
Loyal Legions and Civil War Echoes From Frederick
Frederick County's memory recalls loyal regiments and volunteers from the Civil War era. The article details impressment incidents with Britain, local militia formations, and regimental rosters from the First Maryland Infantry and Cavalry, highlighting officers like George Dennis and John Steiner, battles from Monocacy to Gettysburg, and notable Frederick-born leaders such as William Maulsby Jr. and Johannes Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Thomas
Wiliam P. Maulson
Potomae
Maryland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Lous
George R. Dennis
John A. Stelser
Jerningham Boone
George T. Castle
Thomas M. Wolfe
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Castle
Cnt
I Ware
Frederick County
Wm. Glemner
H. Bangher
Walter Saunders
Joseph Groff
John L Willman
John L. Williman
John
Steiner
Lotheun Heeights
Poolesville
Maryland Heights
Hart's Ferry
Gettysburg
Det Salis
Potomac Home Brigade
South Branch ‘Bridge
Wischester
Ick County
Daniel Link
Lewis M. Zimmergonn
Ed. V. Ganner
Geo. W
Lincoln
Herolam
Valde
Vail
Ant Gol. Benty
B. H.schley
Maurice al H
Siso Meutensnt
MS Smith
Battle of
Five Forks
Potomsc
Shenandoah
Gettysberg
Alfred Debley
Richmmond
John Sneather
Win- 1- Yue
Leutenant
Sailor's Creek
M. Eichelberger
David ©. Hammett
Ira Tyler
Eschelberger
Benet Regiment
Bevenext
Frederick City
Jobe Makechney
Battle of the Wilderness
Robert H. Hergesheimer
Wm. H. Cromwell
Peter A. ‘Atl
Mobie H. Creager
Jacob Koogle
Beary G. Lugenbeci
Lentenas
Frederick Bicycle Club sets brisk five mile relay to Walkeriaville
Members Mucky Brith George Weiner Barry Brish and Philip Nosbana of Frederick Bicycle Club relay from Frederick to Walkere ville in about fifteen minutes over five and seven tenths miles. They start at North Market fountain and swap riders at several points along a dusty road with traffic cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mucky Brith
George Weiner
Barry Brish
Philip Nosbana
Frederick Bicycle Club
Ciy
Walkerevie
Pelow
North Market Street
Murray Briah
Worman
Cereshile
Istier
Philip Nosbsam
Mr Brish
Walkereviks
Wier
Washington county primaries and local tickets noted
News of the state reports Republican primaries in Washington county set for September 7 and Prohibitionists nominating local tickets in Cecil and Caro line counties. Epworth Leaguers crowded Washington Grove in Montgomery county and Laurel council debated local improvements. Captain George W A Wilson died near Crisfield after years of illness. Judges Blake and Boyd proposed measures to protect the Hagerstown court house. Governor Brown considers four names for Anne Arundel elections supervisor. Ferdinand Williams expected to seek fourth circuit judgeship and Democratic candidate role. Republicans and anti German Democrats discuss an independent Howard county ticket at Ellicott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Wasthington Grove
Montgomery County
George W. A. Wilson
Crisfield
Laurel City
Aricua Watsera
Blake and
Boyd
Hagerawown Court House
Brown
Suisor
Anne Aron- Gal County
Ferdinand Williams
Fourth Circuit
Ellicott City
Howard County
Hotel Arrivals and Local Developments at Bolivar Heights
The list details hotel arrivals from yesterday noon including B. A. Comens Gettysburg and H. Himmelreich Providence among others. It notes plans to move John Brown's Fort from Harper's Ferry to Bolivar Heights with an ice park and a monument for eight-inch shells. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company buys Maryland Heights lots to build a top house and connections, while three Washington gentlemen purchase Bolivar Heights for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrz
DeBeer
W. A. Applewhaite
Frank White
Hinds
E. Shaw
Baltimore
Data Baker
Gorton
N.Y
B. A. Comens
Gettysburg
A OS. Brown
Philadelphia
Gobert
Kalamazoo
Mich
Washington
GE Fachett
Wite Drickett
New York
EL. Mercean
Beaton
O. Himmelreich
Providence
E Grate
Pitssburg
Bolivar Heights
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Kate
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroed
Maryland Heights
Vallwey
Bolivar Heighta
IN THE LAW'S GRIP CAPTURED DAVID GREEN ARRESTED
Report shows David Green colored was arrested by John Groff and jailed by Police Justice Eckstein for involvement in a Buckeystown store robbery alleged by the grand jury. Henry Williams was captured days later but Green eluded officers until this dime. News items mention church events, a festival at Mount Zion near Feagaville, sermons at Se Lake's Brownsville, and a lawn festival planned for Aug 30. A minor accident on North Market Street leaves Mary Shriner with a sprained ankle. she is assisted home by Mr. Kolb. Advertisements promote a purgative remedy Figs for cleansing systems and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Green
John Groff
Eckstein
Green
A. J. McKinney
Buckeystown
Henry Williams
Mount Zion Church
Feagaville
Mary Shriner
North Market Street
East Third Street
Wm. Zimmerman
Kr. Kolb
Awful Fall From Roof Hurts Young Workman
Mr. Christian T. Wilson fell about twenty five feet from a recently completed villa roof while supervising carpenters. He struck soft earth but suffered brain concussion and profuse bleeding. Unconscious most of the time, he showed slight improvement briefly. he is a 25 year old husband and father with a strong work record and good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian T. Wilson Weils
Lakin
Wilson
Tie
Warkmas
Witeen
Haffoer
Ume
A. A. Sharette
Mr. Wilson
Purely Personal Visitors and Homecomings in Frederick
Local social notes list Miss Kathe Strickler visiting her ailing brother in York, Chas D Shaffer from Thurmont visiting Edward Bhaifsr in Hagerstown, and many relatives returning from trips to Ocean City, Cape May, Atlantic City, and Baltimore. Several members travel to Lancaster and Wheeling areas, with family updates across Frederick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathe Strickler
York, Ps
Thomas Strickler
Sanday Aliarmmacy Young Men's Geepe Meeting
The young men's geepe meeting of Sanday Aliarmmacy was well attended Rev Beach conducted services and spoke on Does it Pay to Deny Ourelos Carts The series of octares and concerts has universal satisfaction with numerous inquiries for the season The commission is arranging for two splendid cores for winter, expected to surpass last season in quality and attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
M. Beach
Baex
Caston
Social World Gladdens Gapland With A Lively Outing
A group of four Gapland residents spent a memorable Saturday August 1 traveling by coach to Bernardo Bridge Antietam Battlefield and Mt Carmel, with stops for meals and social visits. Mr Wm Moler led the party in a fine turnout amid warm hospitality and reunion chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapland
Mims Moriis Heaneberger
Lickstile
Georgia Raya
Bernardo Bridge
Jacek
Sgalo
Antietam
Intermat
Carmel Plante
Wm Moler
Aurrey
Trouble in Yellow Springs and Excursion to Louisville
Local notice reports B H Carr of Yellow Springs Wisconsin? sufferer of liver and kidney trouble for six months who credits U No Tonic with relieving fatigue after one bottle. Also announces B&O Railroad excursion tickets to Louisville Ky for the National G A R Encampment September 7 to 10, valid return until October 6, with stopovers and connections via Washington and Harper's Ferry. Saturday August Star promotes U No Remedies at advertised prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
B. H. Carr
Mad
Tireti
Iim
Louisville
Ohio River
B. C
Washington
Harper’s Ferry
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Basylard
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Beasle Clabaugh
Virginia
Mies Monica Fitzpatrick
Cape May
Mre
Z. J. Gittinger
Océan City
Nellie Sod May Jones
Rik, Ridge
Howard Peenty
Anche Ambrill
Pear Frederick
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Ella
Pigman and Mines
Mary
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Charles ' Town
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Atlantic City
Pris Orleans McCarthy
Neb
John M. Freabour
Best Fifth Street
Andy R. Striceler
North Carolina
Strickler
B. and
O. Avenue
Maud Bohn
Inter State Telephone and Telegraph Company
Durham
Mies Fannie Haller
South Market Street
Nellie Chapman
West Virginia
Mary Haller
Natale Haller
Hes
J. F. Cramer
Middlesown
Heure Bomberger
Shriner Milling CO
Laure Jones
West South Street
Ellerton
James O. Harn
Adamstowe
Tom Naws
Teese Goode
Bac
Monsy Weare
John Herxnnsozeon
V. Staub
J. Buber
Dublin
F. V. Siacs
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A. T. Bice & Sons
A. T. Ries & Sons
Omarast Olfent
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