Weather Forecast From The Daily News
Dispatch from Washington reports generally fair weather for Thursday. High pressure remains stationary off the Atlantic coast with a secondary high moving through Montana to Western North Dakota. A trough of low pressure stretches from Western Texas north of Lawrenc. Rain observed in Middle and East Gulf states, Middle Missouri Valley, and Upper Lake region. Temperature shifts occur across several regions with potential for a West Louisiana storm toward the Middle Gulf coast.
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W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Montana
North Dakota
Texas
Ice Lake
Middle Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Port Eads
N. W
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New Advertisements Today From Local Shops
Fragmentary ad copy lists random notices including Yellow Corn For Sale by Frank Brown and partners, grocery and picnic references, and vague civic items. The readable text shows an assortment of ads lacking coherent context or complete details.
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Coperuaemanita
Frank Brown
al. Howitt
Garbage Contract Awarded by Special City Board Meeting
The Board of Aldermen held a special session to open garbage bids and awarded the contract for 1895 to 1896 to Jno. Sebill as the lowest bidder. Resolutions covered water works tree removal, street crossing repairs near West Patrick street, a $600 tax rebate for B. F. Brown, new water rights contracts, and advertising for bids on City Hall heating. The meeting also noted Republican nomination notifications for Lowndes, Clabaugh, and Graham at the Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore with John Q. Motter serving on the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Wertheimer
Schieyaville
Jno
Stions
Noruy
Messrs
Harvest Service Announced at Zion Reformed Church
A harvest thanksgiving service will be held at Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville led by Rev. Henth, pastor, next Sunday at 10:35 a.m. Pleasant Hill hosts an evening service at 7:30 p.m. St Pauls Missionary Society of Pleasant Hill plans its next service Sunday evening at 7:30.
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Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill
St. Pauls Missionary Society of
Child Injures Hand At Hydrant During Evening Incident
A young boy named Schroeder sustained a deep cut to the fleshy part of his hand when a fall near a hydrant caused the glass he held to break. He bled heavily but received care following the accident. The account appears amid interruptions from a touring event involving Frederick clubs.
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Frack Schroeder
Massive Corn Packing Operation At McMurray Factory
The McMurray corn packing plant outside Hagerstown is processing vast quantities. Daily output runs 150000 to 175000 cans as wagons line West Bentz Street awaiting unloading while workers manage a complex, improved system with notable efficiency. Philadelphia financier Powell Evans arrives amid plans for Potomac river power plants to fuel local industry.
Baltimore Doctor Helps Bir Albert Whitter Regain Some Vision
Friends of Bir Albert Whitter of Telegraph Street report he has received hope from a Baltimore physician. The nine year blind man may recover partial sight in one eye after a course of treatment. He can now distinguish the shadow of a passing vehicle and hopes to move about unaided soon.
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Bir
Albert Whitter
Telegraph Street
Baltimore
Whitter
Labor Day Declared Legal Holiday in Maryland 1894
Next Monday is observed as Artisans Day or Labor Day in Maryland. The 1885 convention of the General Assembly and Knights of Labor led to the holiday’s establishment by Congress and President Cleveland in 1804. Gov. Frank Brown urged cessation of business on Labor Day. Pen-Mar saw 90,000 passengers, with 8,000 at the park’s peak events.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Knights of Labor
Hamilton
Canada
Congress
Cleveland
Frank Brown
Ami
Orphans' Court Accounts Filed for Several Estates
First and final accounts of Milton B. Blifer as executor of Emanuel Slifer deceased and distribution completed. First and final account of Thos J Reisser as administrator of Margaret Reisler deceased and distribution completed. Inventory of personal property in the estate of C Edwin Jacobs deceased was filed.
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Milton B. Blifer
Emanuel Slifer
Thos. J. Reisser
Margaret Reisler
C. Edwin Jacobs
Corn Omelet From Leftover Boiled Kernels
When boiled corn remains, cut kernels from the cob. Beat eggs until well mixed with six tablespoons of water and a half cup of corn. Pour into a heated omelet pan and cook as you would a plain omelet.
Washing Flannels in Cold Water Care Tip
Washing flannels in cold water prevents shrinking. Use clean cold soap suds for first wash, then a second rinse in cold water. Hang to dry without wringing. Do not wash on rainy or cloudy days. wait for sunshine.
Telephone War Ends in Williamsport Strife
War between Williamsport telephone subscribers and Chesapeake and Ohio Telephone Company managers ends abruptly. Controversy over service fees and management actions is resolved, with no further hostilities announced.
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Sub-Scribera
Williamsport
Chesapeake and Ohio Telephone Company
Mazagera
Two Men Plead Guilty in Maryland Court Sentenced
Henry Wilame and Daniel Grean colored were taken up. Wilgzuie and Williams were arrested and committed to Fredericks for the term of court. Grees man was captured after evading authorities. Both pleaded guilty yesterday and were sentenced to the Maryland Penitentiary for five years.
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Henry Wilame
Daniel Grean
Aed Ot
Wilgzuie Ohase Willams
Fredericks
Grees
Maryland
Purely Personal News From York and Nearby Towns
Mrs Localie Metzar of York returns home after visiting her sick brother Thomsa Strickler. Numerous locals and visitors travel between Frederick, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and other towns, including visits to relatives and friends, bike trips to Babblisaville, and hosting guests from New York, Asbury Park, and Richmond.
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Localie Metzar
York, Pa
Thomsa Strickler
B. & O. Avenue
Wom Hardy
Ard Millard Hardy
Strickler
Missea Corinne and
Mildred de Lashmatt
Howard County
East Third Street
Lucie Ramsburg
New York
Asbury Park
Misa Bue Sparrow
Harrisburg
Nellie Cole
Fifth Street
Fugitive Charles Wilson Seen Near Lovettsville After Assault
Virginia report says Charles Wilson, a colored man accused of brutal assault on Miss Jesate Jeans at Catoctin, was spotted Monday near Lovettsville hiding in corn fields. Pursuit by searching parties from Pains of Rocks and Point of Rocks flows as details vary, with sightings near a store and along the Potomac. Authorities on both river sides watch for him, fearing difficult escape.
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Virginia
Jefferson
Charles Wilson
Jesate Jeans
Catoctin
Lovetteville
Pointoani
Hicke Glessner
James Howard
George Buening
Calvin Kelley
Potomac
Loudoun County
Frederick
Hotel Arrivals and City Notes From The Paper
Hotel arrivals list numerous names including Orrr Horzt F C Shaw O A Bagan Alex Hailon Pearse Ghazi T B Jonet W Bs Horsey Baltnce James Sual Vic Schwartz W H Danlapanie Hickerson George Hughes A A Goulden Mar nsborg H M Arnold York Ratus King and Hagerstown note. Great battles are described as ongoing with references to disease and a chief marshal for fire department.
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F. C. Shaw
A Bagan
Alex
Hailon
Pearse
Ghazi
T. B. Jonet
W. Bs
Horsey
Baltnce
James Sual
Vic. Schwartz
W.H. Danlapanie
Ao Hickerson
George Hughes
Ew York
Garry Hovss
Goulden
Marnsborg
H. M. Arnold
York
Ratus King
Ver
County
Valiant Veterans Rise Amid Frederick Civil War Echoes
A fragmentary Frederick Chronicle recounts the 1800 organizing of the Frederick Mounted Dragoones with officers led by Captain Bradley T. Johnson and a 40 plus member cadre. It traces the United Guards of 1861 and Home Guard resolutions defending town life against mobs, plus Confederate links to Maryland units and notable battles near Manassas and Harrisonburg.
Bits From Local and General News Bright Items
Maryland produces an early 35 000 of tobacco worth nearly 1 000 000. It is the third tobacco producing state in the United States. Halumakers are needed in Kent County. One peach grower will offer 00 for copious showers to save his peach crop. Brashears Sherpsburg grew 6 and wet slate with 2072 wore. Bicycle riders in New York Sunday outnumbered people in carriages. The dog days ended. The Afghan is bathed at birth at marriage and at death that Leal. Ross Bonheur paintings scattered worldwide and not many galleries have more than one or two specimens. In Frankfort on the Malo there were nineteen of her paintings. In Japan a class of women furnish amusement to enraged persons. They are educated and can converse recite poetry tell stories sing songs play guitar and dance for patrons. Cleopatra spoke all languages used by her subjects plus Latin and Greek. State Christian Endeavor Convention dates at Hagerstown changed to October 29 30 and 31. Harry B. Witter nursery man presented to the post office clerk a basket of fine peaches. William Hoffman son of Charles Hoffman of near Hansonville fell from a young horse and was badly bruised.
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Maryland
United States
Kent County
Sherpsburg
New York
Ross Bonheurs
Frankfort
Malo
Japan
Cleopatra
Hagerstown
Harry B. Witter
Wm. Hoffman
Chan. Hoffman
Hansonville
Leading Frederick business men to be listed in yearly guide
Ten business men. The Tus Dazr News 2 will publish a carefully classified business guide of Frederick's leading firms for one year in Tax News. Each firm receives a small advertisement card with incentives for advertisers. Agent W A Dunlap will visit local businessmen to explain details.
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Tus Dazr News 2
Frederick
W. A. Dunlap
Manor Woods Dance Despite Threatening Weather
A well attended dance was held last evening at Manor Woods despite threatening weather. The event was organized by a local Goths committee, and Rhodes Orchestra of Frederick provided the music for the occasion.
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Manor Woods
Rhodes’ Orchestra
Frederick
The Work of Death Carrie E. Howard
Carrie E Howard of Baltimore died August 27 1895 at 878 Columbia Avenue. Funeral services were held this afternoon at four. Also noted is Mr G Pheobus of West Pat Nek Street struck by typhoid fever.
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Carrie E. Howard
Baltimore
Columbia Avenue
Carrie E
John T
Sarah E. Howard
G. Pheobus
West Pat Nek Street
Local picnic and school opening events announced
Local mention invites all to the Grocera picnic tomorrow with music dancing athletic events and a grand balloon stoonion. Frederick Male and Female High Schools open Monday September 2 1805 with entrance exams by principals for admission. Ephraim Boblltx, secretary.
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Pabito
Frederick
South Street
Ephraim Boblltx
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