Weather forecast from J L Moore Chief of Weather Bureau
December weather summary notes high barometer over Rocky Mountain stations and rising temperatures in the upper Mississippi Valley. Lake region sees light snows from Tennessee northward while most districts experience fair, slightly warmer conditions. Winds indicate moving high and low pressure systems with typical patterns and implications for clearing or cloudy, warmer spells.
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J. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Geggre
Baron Ater
Rocky Mountain
Missiersoot Valley
Iake
New England
Lake
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Virginia
Teaneseee
Mortgagee Sale and Notices From Local Advertisers
Mortgagee sale advertised by T. E Pope, president, and dividend notice by J. W. L. Carty, cashier. Piano recital at Woman's College advertised. A lost heart etc appears garbled. Several notices mention addresses and names such as 49 W. Third St and Carlla House with N Hauer and Carty. Text is fragmented and uncertain in parts.
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T.E Pope
Carty
Woman's College
St. Carlla House
Hauer
Tax Verxix Nine Weekly News Highlights and Ads
The weekly issue features local stories and world news with sections like Mary Jane and Market Beribe. Included are the President's message, farm and garden columns, heartily illustrated fiction Yellow Jim by Marthe McCulloch Wil Meme, hero stories by Captain Kilmer, and an abundance of advertisements listing Christmas goods and legal notices such as administration letters.
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Mary Jane
Beribe
Boes
Marthe McCulloch
Captain Kilmer
Schlatter
Hammond
Nicholas Boone
Trust
J. W. L. Carty
Carty
W. H. B. Ev Bison
Roener & Kemp
Landis
Mulliniz & Kemp
D. H. Beat Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Rodosk & Neidig
Das EB. Walker & Co
Banker and Broker
W. A
Atlanta Exposition impressions and Georgia exhibits
Correspondent reviews the 1895 Atlanta exposition noting Atlanta’s strong display of textiles iron and machinery, Georgia’s thriving manufactures and streetcar system, and the Midway’s mix of southern amusements. He compares Atlanta favorably to Chicago, highlights Alabama’s mineral displays, Florida fruit trees, and Arkansas corn, with extensive references to state showcases and architectural features.
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Adi
Dreember
Wien
Chicago
Biliaiog
Pialsasce
Walter
Georgia
Atlanta
Peach Street
Boulevard
North
Alabama
Bessemer Steel, &2
Pittsburg
Alsbams
Florida
North Carolina
Arkansa
Aize
Louisiane
South Carolina
California
Colorado
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Heir to 49000 Reported in Myersville Visit
Correspondent from Hagerstown Globe notes Samuel Smith of Myersville was in Hagerstown and reportedly heir to about 49000. his mother also resides in Hagerstown. The Globe could not verify the inheritance claim. A fire alarm sounded at 4 o'clock on Sixth Street near Theodore Kreh’s property. firemen arrived after buckets contained the blaze. The storm drew a large crowd. locals Ed B. Adams of New Market and Spencer of Baltimore were seen. In New Matut statistics last week, a total of 44 rabbits were bagged in a hunting expedition. Hood's Sarsaparilla is marketed as a remedy.
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Hagerstown
Sixth Street
Theodore Kreh
Epo
Ducky
B. Adams
New Market
Spencer
Baltimore
Recital by Wad of the Pealsdy Com MeEValor
Friday night December 6 at the Weemse's College featured Wad's piano recital before the faculty and students. Review praises his mastery, European influence, and expressive performance, noting his direction as both interpreter and composer with a modern program excluding some classic masters.
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Fman Peel
Weemse's College
Frede'ict Generalis
Jasiss
Imee
G- Wercae
Ce Fure
Bestux
Yuatanse Iica
Iytne Pang
Europe
Wat
Weds
Tomi Goputy
Ihcosa
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Death Toll in Lewistown District Shocked Community
Sudden death strikes Lewistown area as William E Green dies at 66 after illness. Obituary notes widow Mrs Amanda Green, children Cosire and Addie, five brothers and two sisters, funeral held at Mt Hope M E Church with Rev Mann officiating. Also reports Conrad Gontock dies in Frederick, James Watkins near Rich's Mills, Blanche Rickerdle dies at 1 year 4 months, and Mrs Edward Bramble of Decatur, aged 58.
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Ali Green
Lewistown
Wiliam E. Green
Amanods Green
Jasac Weller
Colidree
Cosr‘es Green
Addie Wachter
Marriet
Jon E. Green
Frederick
George W
Baltimore
James L
Lewintown
Thomas
Harrlabere
Benjamin Grees
Timois
Asistera
Catherine Soxers
Annie Smith
Mtroapec
M. E. Church
Gouncila
Iamues Wateine
Samuel Watkins
Rich's Mills
Ebenizer Church
Rev
Porman
Shjmning
George W. Peters
Blanche
Amd
Wm. Rickerdle
North Market Street
Mt Olivet
Branble
Decatur
Edward
Bramble
Ming Mattie Mtevena
B. T. H. de Leshman
Iucenendeere Firemen event at Independent Hel
Ladies discuss further steps at Independent Hel tonight in a firemen’s event. The Modern Science notes Syrup of Figs as a preferred gentle laxative for children and adults, praised for pleasant, effective relief. Manufactured by Calfornia Syrup Co. in Riverside.
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Hel
Mews Of The State And Local Incidents
A wild miscellany from the day mentions a warehouse blaze near Concewlogy with a drowned man named Jorhua Yegar in St Georges River, and Judge Rere appointed to recover a tastein Anne Arasde. Easton affairs include Stop at Easton Court of Appeals and an insurance case. Reports of accidents, marriages, indictments, and political contests. coastal navigation and pilotage repeal proposals loom.
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St. George's River
Rere
Ceres
Anne Arasde
Woly
Wee Mire
Cbesie Pose 'Akem
Camange
Easton
Easton Te Tn
Easton Tee
Cwisr
Alfred Lezey
Presbyterian Church
Wiliiaca Blooms
William H.ard Busanpab Beppett
Hazerstown
Captein B. & Torser
Wicomico County
Caroline County
B. J. Jomp
Walter Todd
Repochland
Jefferton Nesbitt
Besersttown
Alexander McCarthy
Bpring
Richard Rovbkce
St George's River
Cambridge
William 3. Bennett
Walter Barris
Richard Roblesor
George's Island
Country Treacher
Cecil County
Chespeake Bay
Key Monument Association Plans Bazaar of Buildaye
The Key Monument Association of Frederick considers a Bazaar of Buildaye to raise funds for a monument to Francis Scott Key. They replace New Orleans Day with Washington's Birthday for a nationwide one-cent school-child contribution. The group pursues a busy winter schedule as plans advance.
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Frederick
Collee
Francia Scott Key
Considera Ton Vesoy
Washington
New Orleans
Hbs Association
Festive Frederick Stores Display Holiday Charm
Frederick merchants stage elaborate holiday window displays including a 5000 block castile soap replica of the Administration Building and a fire mosaic box. The Democratic Association meets at City Hall with aims to boost membership to 500 in three months and monthly talent events begin January. Edouard Remenyi wowed the Metropolitan Temple audience with his violin performance and unique interpretation of Chopin and Sarasate pieces.
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Frederick
Themes H. Haller
Word's Fair
Wm. 8
Rameburg
North Market Street
Messrs. Besant & Knott
Mr. Allen Rohrback
Democratic Association
Edward C. Mc3herry
G. Hoskins Morgan
San Francisco
Edouard Remeayi
Metropolitan Temple
Remenyi
Chopin
Sarasmie
Remeny
Weign Gueming Contem Wilson Merchants Kill Four Hoges
A local firm raised 20 bets at 3 cents each to guess the combined hog weight of four animals weighing 450 443 510 and 5593 pounds. The total killed hogs averaged 480 pounds each. Charles Buxton of Pisne No 4 correctly guessed 1964 pounds and received the prize. The hogs were fifteen months old Chester and Poland China breeds.
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Contem Wilson & Ciny
Alry
Charles Buxton
Pisne No. 4
Hove
Hotel Arrivals
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J Q Penemyer
Caamberbore
Meu Belt
Uigkersus
de EL
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New
Vrk
Ukory Hovee
Marylanders Leave Baltimore for Atlanta Exposition
About two thousand Marylanders departed Baltimore for Atlanta to attend the exposition and help launch the “Maryland Way” amusement planned by Governor Brown and the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. Regiments from Union Station and ships from the harbor carried 723 and 600 men respectively, with veterans and volunteers also joining by rail, steamship, and air to reach Portsmouth and Norfolk en route to Atlanta.
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Natia
Cummla
Union
Portemouth
Jane Moseley Iron Light Street
Port
Od Bay Line
Atlanta
Norfolk
Aircreat Unes
Itipne
Model of Rumss Steamboat Exhibited at Alanis Exposition
A model of Rumss steamboat by James Kumeey is shown in the Government Building at the Alanis Exposition. The 1784 Drat to be balk in America and tests were conducted in the Potgmac near Shepherdatown on December 7 and 11, 1795.
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Rumss
Government Building
Alanis Exposition
James Kumeey
America
Potgmac
Shepherdatown
Piano Recital at Woman's College by Professor Wad
A Friday night piano recital at the Woman's College promises broad appeal with a mature performance by Professor Wad. A Grand piano shipped from Baltimore will be used, tickets on sale at Yeakle's.
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Woman's College
Wad
Baltimore
Yeakle’s
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