Weather outlook and pressure patterns across New England and Midwest
General weather conditions note a falling barometer from New England to the Mississippi, with a low central near the New England coast bringing brisk northeast winds and snow. A second depression north of Montana with high readings moves over the central Rockies. colder in the south, warmer in the upper lake region and central Mississippi valley, with fair weather extending to the gulf coast and Florida, and frosts possible Friday morning as far as Northern Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Mississippi
Conalderada Energy
New Eucland
Montson
Rocky Mountain
Biates
Upper Lake Region
Mieslesippi
Msaniains
Guif Coast
Florida
Local Advertisements From The Daily Page
A cluttered late edition ad page lists notices for dog stray reports horse sales and various goods. Names like T H Baameardeer B Rippington W C W Smith and O Carty appear amid shop items flour milling holiday goods and general merchandise offering a glimpse of routine commerce and personal notices.
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T. H. Baameardeer
B. Rippington
Agi
Baie
W. C
D. H. Sonlib
Purely Personal Notes From The Frederick Area
Purely personal items note Mrs. George Houck returning from Will to Mrs. M. G. Lechnder. Tilie Houck and Della Crowlee visiting Miss Jennie Pole. Miss Kisle Birely visiting Miss Man Houck. D Radcliff of Bay and Birmingham Alabama returning to raise sisters in Liberty. Ex Judge Mills returns to Liberty to live with son. Clifton Mills praised in Frederick. Various visits and movements include Carlos M. de Garmendis at Ludlow. Bernard Wagner visiting relatives in Liberty. Rev S. F. Cassen Cephas M. Thomas and others traveling to the Atlantic exposition. Maggie Metcalfe visiting Baltimore. Mrs. Kate Scott and Robie visiting in Liberty. Justice Eckstein traveling to Baltimore and Washington. Mrs. Napoli Marshal Johnson returns after wedding march at Wolford. the Wolford wedding of Elizabeth Wolford to Ralph H. Reese celebrated. Mrs. Gearge Weitrick of Washington visiting in the county. Miss Oudsa Dattera of Gettysburg returning home. Franz Scholl secured a Canton Ohio position. C. Horiie Detrow left Hagerstown for Bumisburg to run Spalding’s Hotel. Miss Annie Koogle and Bama Moser visiting friends west. Adae Kline of Frederick visiting near Elierton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Houck
M. GL. Lechnder
Hageratown
Mises
Tilie Houck
Della Crowlee
Jennie Pole
Catoctia
Parnsee
Kisle Birely
Man Houck
Harmony Grove
Thoma. D. Radcliff
Bay
Birmingham
Alabama
Lallie Redclff
Lizele Bowhan
Liberty
John RB. Mills
Lste
Orphan's Court
Ban
Clifton Mills
Mills
Frederick
Tme
Carlos M. de Garmendis
Ludlow
Hudson
Bernard Wagner
Baltimore
Joseph Wagner
Jackson
Whiting
F. Cassen
Cephas M. Thomas
David Boop
Linganore
EB. M. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Mies Maggie Metcalfe
Kate Scott
Robie
Rossana Myers
Justha Eckstein
Washington
Napoli Marshal Johnson
Wolford
Misa Elizabeth Wolford
Misa Wolford
Ralph H Reese
Gearge Weitrick
Isoas
Neo. H. Ralag
Chy. Mies Oudsa Dattera
Gettysburg
Miases Best
Franz Scholl
D. M. Bechoil
Hag
Canton
Ohio
Wr. C. Horiie Detrow
Hagerstown
Bumisburg
Spalding
Annie Koogle
Bama Moser
Kigeraville
Tuerday
Electric Reap Awarded Masonry Work for Mountain Railroad
Joseph D Wachtel of Myerstown wins the contract for exterior railroad masonry between Middletown and S radduce Sprior with Thomas McC Wires supplying stone. David Masters and Fredy plan multi crew masons, with nearly 1000 feet of trestling and multiple high spans, totaling about 3 750 feet to the mile along the mountain route.
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Jozhus D Wachtel
Myerstiile
Exetre
Middomg Ard
Toomas McC
David Ma's
Pickardshorel UO
Ecuwd
Jelweed Ice Eering Ani
Sammit
Moentsin
Fredy
Ifi
Lewis Befsoyer
Scoope
D. Edward Betaarer
Middletowp
BH. L. Botan
Lao
Charles Brain
Braddoceesrlog
Riordan and McMahoney wedding at St Peter Cathedral Richmond
W edding of W F Riordan son of C W Riordan of Liberty and Anos T McBoneny of Richmond took place Wednesday morning at St Peters Cathedral in Richmond. Rev Fr Cuovler officiated and a nuptial mass followed. Guests included John McEraeny and others. The couple departed for Washington and Frederick and will reside in Richmond. A reception and elaborate dinner followed. neighbors celebrated Thursday with gifts and best wishes.
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Riordan
M'Elaeny
W. F. Riordan
C. W. Riordan
Near
Liverty
Acd
Anos T McBoneny
Rienmond
St. Pever
Hicomond
Ceremacy
Cuovler
Jist
Washington
Frederick
Liberty
Thureday
Funeral services for Barry Z. Himes held at Mt Zion
The funeral of Barry Z. Himes was held yesterday at 1:30 at Mt Zion Church with Reva A. Hedges and H Dittmar officiating. Pallbearers included John S. Himes M F Catal E F Zimmerman and Lewla Bogie. Interment followed beside the church. A J Rice & Sons served as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Z. Himes
Mt Zion Church
A. Hedges
H. & Dittmar
John 5
Himes
Catal
Zimmerma
A. J. Rice & Sons
Marriage Licepsia Benton Roode and Christina Louises Mayne
Frederick residents Benton Roode and Christina Louises Mayne marry in a union announced with accompanying notices. Also named are Albert G. Brennemar of York County and Martha A. Newcomer of the same county in related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Roode
Christina Louises Mayne
Frederick
Albert G. Brennemar
York County
Martha A. Newcomer
Local lads cap notable schoolboy football match
A late last week schoolboy football game drew a large crowd as Liberty players displayed strong shooting despite freezing conditions. Spectators cheered as William Hafield and a host of peers performed, with solid saves and near misses noted throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widiam Hafield
Toraty
Wigey
Herty Sweadner
Cork
Fasoo Weast
Tuchey
Lecture on Bible Countries Attracts Large Audience
Rev A H Dbeer spoke on dates to Bible Countries before a big crowd at the ULB Cnurea. The talk covered peoples races rivers climates and the regions of Egypt Palestine and Asia Minor with photographs. Tonight Rev Dohner lectures on the Religions of Blue Countries detailing temples mosques churches and sects with no admission.
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ULB
Cnurea
Egypt
Palestine
Pyils
Asia Minor
Cileea
Bistical
Mtn
Dohner
Margais
G. B. Donner
U. B
Yoon Independents Convene to Plan Firemen Fair
A largely secret Indies meeting in Independent Hall last evening set preliminaries for the firemen fair to be held in January. Committees were formed and tasks assigned for a large extensive event. Further details to be finalized at the next meeting on Thursday evening, December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies Aid
Joonery
Aolding
Patrick Street
Grand Lodge Elects Officers at Two Day Session
Grand Lodge of Goud Templars adjourned after a two days session at Tun gon A Methodist Episcopal Church. Officers elected include Goief templar Rev J W Breele Clarksburg and secretary G W Tenon Frederick. next annual meeting at Ris iog Sun Grell county. Also notes porker weights and a B&O railroad operation performed on a Maryland patient.
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Grand Lodge
Goud Templars
Order of Good Templars
Tungon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Balti- Wore County
Goief Templar
J. W. Breele
Clarksburg
Blontgomery County
Coumber
J. OC. Bottizer
Baltimore
Templar
Emma Winstead
Montgomery County
G. W. Tenon
Frederick
Tresaurer
T. E. Watkins
Montgomery
Risiog Sun
Grell County
Unclear incidents stir fear amid holiday disruption
A bizarre Thacksgiving disturbance in Fountain Achoo!house near Johnaville leaves four glass panes shattered and the floor strewn with earth and debris. A Chicago observer notes urban squalor while recalling harsh winter conditions. In Fieldas county Key's Chapel sees gunfire during an event, driving women to jump from windows. Frederick county lists Republican era appointments, including a candidate for House Reading Clerk, Charles J. Wilson, a former Frederick County delegate.
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Fountain Achoo
Johnaville
Wagon loads of rabboite shipped from Wolsville
J W Kloz of Wolsville delivered a wagon load of rabboite to the Adame Express prison today. Two wagon loads of dead rabboita were sent to various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kloz
Wolsville
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pleasant Laxative Remedy
The Moderns Mother has found that Syrup of Figs improves the laxative effect when needed. It is presented as a center remedy and handy for family use. The California Fig Syrup Co. manufactures this product, emphasizing its suitability for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Fragmented 19th Century News From Bolivar And Beyond
Amateur observations detail scattered events from Bolivar near Mid Herown including hunting, cattle, and local mischief. Mentions of officials, mining, rail and mint economics appear amid weather notes and a dramatic drop in temperature. A vivid, if garbled, snapshot of a late 19th century common-press page.
Liberty circuit holds third quarterly conference at Woodsdora church
News of the Churches notes Liberty circuit will meet at Woodsdora M P Church on the 14th. Rev G Albert Getty from Balt mare will conduct Sunday services at James Church. Liberty E E Sunday school fixes Christmas Eve at eight o clock for its annual entertainment. Rev William Goodrich marks thirtieth anniversary of his pastorate at Clear Springs church. His charge includes St Pauls and Viear Springs congregations. St Pauls is among the oldest in the country with roots back to 1743 and 1758 pastors traversing Indian trails. since then seventeen pastors have served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Circuit
Woodsdora M P
G. Albert Getty
Baltmare
8. James Church
the & E
Liberty
William Goodrich
Clear Springs
St. Paul's
Viear Springs
St. Paus
Michael Behatler
Reformed Church i
Conocceneavue
Theodore Frankenfeld
Paul’s
Frederick
Saare
Angerstown
Death of Elizabeth Ringer in Whitman County
Elizabeth Ringer a native of Middletown valley died November 27 at his son in law Charles F. Crampton’s Whitman County residence aged 86 years 6 months 20 days. Survived by L M Ringer Mrs J D Layman M E Harris J J Ringer Mrs C S Mason and Mrs Charles F Crampton 29 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren Also obituary notes Loretta Keesler wife of Andrew Kessler of Jefferson died visiting near Doub’s aged about eighty. Funeral held at Jefferson M E Church.
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Elizabeth Ei‘geer
Elizabeth Ringer
Middletown Valley
Charles F. Crampton
Spilog Flat
Whitman County
Washington
Yosra
Eilzibsih Bechtel
Lewis Bechtol
Middletown Vicinity
Middletown
Thomas Ringer
L. M. Ringer
J.D. Layman
M. E. Harris
J. J. Ringer
Andrew Kessler
Loretta Keesler
Jefereen
This County
Thomas Lamar
Waters
Doub's
Keasler
Jefferson
Rue
Will of Col Basil Norris Leaves Several Bequests
The will of the late Col Basil Norris Surgeon U S A who died in San Francisco was received by Charles W Rose Esquire executor. The document leaves five thousand dollars to various nephews and nieces and their families and one thousand to a cousin Banks Norris Waters of Los Animus Colorado. Personal effects are to be divided among named relatives as deemed fitting. Reports suggest an estate valued around seventy thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Norris
U 8. A
San Francisco
California
Jam News
Charles W. Rose
Tesister
John Norris
Rachel Ann Griffith
Ariana H. Batrick
Henry M. Norris
John T. Norris
Wiliam Lee Norris
Testator
Lot Norris
Testators
Bank Norris Waters
Loa Animas
Colorado
Charles W. Ross
Arrivals List Shows Mixed Capital City Names and Names
Since yesterday noon arrivals include Cit s Bota Aevoe Boba J P Ste vere Worshearman W T Mody J A Woheleo H Hester Hoert Jackson Battimora Jobob Sereas Lowell Saee 3 J Kicio I D Keley FW Jorepios A F L chsan Jane s PF Bator & Dart Cotate pote I Pesrict Peesytwayts KH Cumena Geitobar De Hartesty Wesalserun Wn Guatuer J i M. Poley New York etc. Details of bee deta nalts and Jobs Pharmack released Kate Be Carmaca Sravis amid various garbled names and places. The passage records a long list of arrivals with multiple misspellings and unclear surnames. The most legible items mention New York and a variety of personal names amid corrupted text.
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Cits Bota
Aevoe Boba
J. P. Stevere
Worshearman
W T. Mody
J. A Woheleo
H Hester
Hoert Jackson
Battimora
Jobob Sereas
Lowell
Saee
J Kicio
I. D Keley
Jorepios
A. F L Chsan
Janes PF. Bator
Dart
Smith's Temple of Fancy Frederick Md Advertises Large Stock
Frederick Md newspaper notice for Smith's Temple of Fancy at 47 and 49 North Market Street marketing books, bibles, albums, toys, frames, violins, and many other items. It boasts lowest prices, special magazine and newspaper supply, and guaranteed service. Also includes piano praise, lecture notices, and local shop promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Frederick, Md
Glara
Tin Goode
Bante Clare’ Beatyquarters
North Marko Street
Bymn
Frederick
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Frederick City and County
Ald
Guinan
Wansmaker
Smith
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the Daily News
Beery Vi
Kad
Tower Tab
Cten
Leaiey
Blowdint
Mere
Tere & Steels
Shaudsson
Highland Light
Iit
Kaws
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Rose Hill
Girard Krelmer
Singapore PO
Annie Eizabeta
Girard Kresmer
Wm. Martin Hoke
Martin Hose
Pleasant
Mendelssobn
Clotilda Wright
J. Paul White
St. Peter's BR. C. Church
Libertytown
Alator Kreimer
Mary Kreimer
Bertha Hoke
Joseph Kreimer
Fr. White
Tallahaduser
Girard Kreboer
William Martin Hoke
Harry A. Peddicord
James Ecker
Thomas P. Sappington
John Suman
Snd
Jacob Williard
Frank Seppington
Oliver Clary
Mises Annie
Marie Peddicord
Clara Sappington
Margaret Doty
Bertha Bowe
Josephine Ecker
Rhoda Ecker
Mattie Sumac
A. Hench
John Hilderbrand
Mary Elizabeth Stup
Maryland
Atlanta
William Reed
John Richie
Board of Women Commissioners
Atlanta Exposition
Governor Brown
Avasta
Biel
N. W. Lobos
Mt. Airy
Edward E. Adams
New Market
Julia W. Lambright
Oklahon
Gordon W. Liille
Pawnee Bll
Decar Krause
Oklahoma
Icolian
Lula Bsa
T. P. Muliloix
Afry
Many
Maryland University Hospital
Thas
Mullinix
Chicago
Tam News
Dalcago
Fielda
Key’s Chapel
Vid Fielda
API
Canis
New Republicas Siste
Reading
Trisea
Charles J. Wilson
Gre
Reading Cerksalp
House of Delegates
Mr. Wilson
Frederick Cooly
Badset
Lems
Clarence Main
George Lipps
Bolivar
Herown
Hanting
M Crimalos
de Mary
Kets Biresen
Baimore
Mar
Tand
Allegagy Cray
Tee Nawa Bea
United States
eJobo
Osten
Wischester
Col
Nobsis
Shriner Milling OO
Ceresville
Siz Milling Coofan
Shane Milling Bu
Guart
Jobs Pharmack
Kate Be
Carmaca Sravis
Czecatetx
Hood
Dar Daperina
Allbiood Alpeaee
Alusnics
Acordio
Smmith
Temple of
Wad
Atlanta Journal
Baltimore News
Msestro
Beeethoven
C. Cany
Carty
Napirme Thomas
East Church Atreat
W. Barrison
South Market Steet
John ‘Hendriceson
Cde Poole
Lekketoy
Pelple
CBE
St Lee
Geri
Chile
Buck
tHia
Jon Hendrickson
F. V. Staub
Porporas,ewert
Marjo
Ram, Gage, Bast
Peter
F. V. Stavi
North Marert Street
Doll Brothers
D. Brothers
North Marzet BT
CLARE
Dow Bazorizza
Marceteile Raisson
Tayer
Raed
Leshorp
Peaenes Bieht Gauss Mat
B. Ee P.iunes
Aileises
Ene Quality
John A. Kennedy
Jobn
Kennedy, Merchant
Allithe
Sioceh
Worsmansep
Kennedy
North Market Street
Thes Neweiob
Pristirgofficr
A. T. Ricz & Son
Emgale
Frederiaa Cu
B. Waleme & LO. Oe
James B Walker & CO
Wealbor
Toursels
Jas
Warate O
J. F. Isi
Nbauab
J- F. Risenhauer
Riserhaueer Building
Ted Re
Allen Rohrbagk
Allen Roshba
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LIDAY
Sagres
Gliese Czas
Comins
Oresa
Wahel Garam Patres Garumats
Puri
I Hotel
Abd Carn
Paternur
Shvage Ieee
C. D. Dow
A. B.hargest
Pitetin Seca
Rma
Zevaddiy
City
Thil Kenowledge
TOD
VUK Oicar
D. H. Basis
Sl Hoith Marest &T
Mullinia & Kemp
Biik Gooda
Sofs
Cashiona
Arly
Mouwx & Kexe
Rodock & Reg
Christm
Chretmas
Chiesa Preecais
Bevere
Rolcoe & Seldig
A. T. Rice & Bon
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