Weather report notes warmer trend and gale risks along coasts
Sunder reports at 8 p m December 19 the storm moving east of Hattproas with winds up to 63 mph in that area. Conditions show a cold front in the Dakotas and Minnesota with warmer trends from the Mississippi westward. Coastal New England and Mid Atlantic remain at risk for dangerous gales and local snow along South New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Newland
Hattopras
Texas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
South Atlantic
North Rocky Mountain
New England
Hilde Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Arengoivnigh
Dzinite Way
Notice to subscribers on delayed monthly collection day
The fifteenth of the month our regular collection day falls on Sunday this month. The carriers of The Dater News will collect Monday December 16 from subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to minimize inconvenience.
Christmas Concert at College Hall Announced
The Music Department plans a Christmas concert in College Hall next Thursday evening, a regular year end feature. The Lesbian Society met with visiting friends from town and highlighted the Lesbian Herald. Christmas vacation starts Friday for two weeks, with term end concert Thursday and exams resuming January 7. Dr. Cyrus Thomas gave the third Natural History lecture on mammals with class exercises and lantern slides, promising further elaboration of the series.
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College Hall
Lesbian Herald
Srurd
Cyrus Thomas
Thomas
Allis
Law’s Grip and City Opera Wall Deface Fine
A young man was arrested for striking a match against an Opera House gallery wall. An ordinance warns the public against defacing walls. fines of 185 dollars are typical, and ignorance is no excuse. Found guilty. James Beard and Richard Waldex, Frederick residents, were found in the court at Hagerstown yesterday for affray at Island Park last summer. Witness James Sowers described the events, with a reference to his prior lynching in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Bowac Las
Jatces Beard
Richard Waldex
Frederick
Bagerstown
Island Park
James Sowers
Bas
December Market at Market House Full of Holiday Goods
December market at Market House shows winter produce abundance with apples, cabbage, celery, and mushrooms while including price lists for eggs butter poultry beef pork and vegetables. A mistletoe display may be set next week under a Christmas ordinance, and turkey and sour- key prices reflect Thanksgiving levels as shoppers anticipate Christmas.
Feast of Dedication Observed With Special Service
The Feast of Lights will be observed Sunday evening with a 3 pect service at area synagogues. Cardsen and Drank Carbolic Acid incident: a two year old child in Middletown drank cerbalic acid from a bottle, burned mouth and throat but is out of danger after Dr. Beckley’s care.
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St. Charles Bussard
Ezra Smith
Middletown
Beckley
Syrup of Figs Becomes Popular Gentle Laxative Choice
The Modern reports that Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. is preferred by children and more acceptable than other laxatives for gentle relief. It notes that the true remedy is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Ger Sittie
Californis Fig Byrup Co
Frederick Middiewns and Bagerstows-Fuckstown rail line debate
A historical rail project proposal envisions a gap fitted line from Frederick to Middiewns and Bagerstows to Baltimore, via Bryersrhe and Essater Crees. Advocates claim the route would cut travel, connect key towns, and reshape regional growth, with contrasts over costs and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopes
Frederick- Middiewns
Bagerstows-Fuckstown
Railresds
Bryers- Rhe
Essater Crees
Frederik
Baltimore
The Girl About Town and Local Christmas Happenings
The piece blends light social commentary with holiday notices and cultural events. It reflects on snow, Christmas preparations, concerts, and the Opera House changes while noting public school holidays, church activities, and the coming year’s subscriptions to The News. It also mentions a Baltimore basar for teachers and a forthcoming Forty days of Lent, with local figures and venues named in passing.
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Dan
Steiner
Harry Keefer
Esther
Fellas
Marz Jase
Court proceedings and farm college trustees meeting notes
The court case and agricultural college trustees quarterly meeting are reported. Notes mention state governance matters, agricultural improvements, and a plan for a farmers' institute discussed by trustees and lawmakers. The Marginal Agricultural College quarterly meeting is also cited with preparatory administrative details.
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Atise
Agriculatai College
Washell
Puc Preatten
Maryland Firemen and a Lookout for Two Missing Men
A Maryland firemen’s gathering at Frostburg June 13 1895 is praised for its proceedings and memorials to Nathan Tpson and other officers. The report notes a detailed statistical table of 1891 records and a well produced pamphlet by secretary Crimmins. Also covered is a four act comedy by Joshua Simpkins at City Opera House, praised for singing and dancing with standout mill scene. A lookout notice asks Frederick officials to find 15 year old Charles Roan Bryan charged with multiple thefts from Dr S. C. Knapp in Indiana. A separate inquiry seeks Altoona city solicitor William Ambrose who reportedly wandered from home during a mental aberration.
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Mel Purpoes
Middletown
Maryland
Allants
Frederica
Frederick
Ole Ball
Jolly Remeny
Joe Burck
Wad
Remenyl
Joshua Simpkins
Maryland Firemen
Wm. M. Crimming
Maryland Brate Firemen's Association
Frostburg
Crimmins
Hiram R. Heck
Department of
Afr
Nathan
Cremmina
Joshua Sumpkins
City Opera
Boue
Hyman
Joshus Simpkins
Hezekiah Skinner
York
Charles Roan Bryan
8. C. Knapp
Frankford
Indiana
Wm. A. Ambrose
Altoona
Creek Freezes Across Carroll Creek At Market Street
The creek at the South Market Street bridge froze solid this morning as temperatures ranged from 3 to 7 degrees above zero. Ice of high quality formed, promising good supply for summertime use. Property transfers include Reno S. Harp to Cyrus F. Flook and Joseph D. Green to Wm. E. Green with modest sums and parcels in Brunswick listed among the entries.
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Carroll Creek
South Market Street
Mesars, Loy & Perry
South Market
Sireet
St Steiner Brothers’ Drug Store
Deauc. Reno
S. Harp
Cyrus F. Flook
Los
South Park Villa
Joseph D. Green
Wm. E Green
Ann C. Null
Sttormey
James K. Green
Mount Fain
William &. Meter
Me Meter
Bronswick
Local Holiday Furnishings Showcased at Etchison’s
A city display features a brass claw foot table with a 24 inch top priced at 275 and sold by W. HB Etchison, the furnisher of homes, with other items like white enamel beds and dolls at low mill prices. Hats and dining parlor oysters offered at 80 cents a dozen. Delivery wagons from U S B C and Pacific Express will pick up parcels at several street corners for shipment.
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W. HB. Etchison
Etchison’s
Great Barxzala Sale and Holiday Specials in Frederick
A garbled advertisement from Frederick markets a December 16, 1895 sale at Smith's Temple of Fancy. It touts low prices on toys, books, wool soaps, and novelty goods, invites readers to shop early, and notes holiday excursion rates on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for end-of-year travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Toveiland
Smith’s Temple of Yancy
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Bland
Western Maryland Railroad Holiday Excursion and Local Ads
The Western Maryland Railroad advertises Christmas and New Year excursion tickets at a low 2 cent per mile rate, valid on all trains and returnable to January 7, 1896, with a 15 cent minimum charge. Also promotes candy, a physical culture and dancing school, musical merchandise, a bargain rocking chair, and fresh oysters at Frederick storefronts. This page reflects period commerce and holiday travel offers in Frederick, Maryland.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Comady
Blaryiaod
Independent
Frederick
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B. & O. Express
Tras
D. H. Beat
EL Haller
G. C. Garry
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Woman's College Notes
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Tex
Joe Eisenhawer
Yeakie
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Hower
Jack Hardt
Markell
Sam
Woman’s College
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Bedford County
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Harper's Ferry
Washington
Philip Hey
Prencis Scott Key
Robert Brown
Oliver P
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Abe
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Court of Acress
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Geo. Brass
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J. EB. W. Harget's
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Steiner Bros
Market Street
Parrae
Shriner Milling
Great Barxzala Sale
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Deemer
Geowine
Bates
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Good
Lewensper
Smuapsey and McClure
Karpere
Century
Santa’s
New Fear
McCardell’s
Birelp's Palace of Music
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Schlatter
Etchison
W. Harrison
D. H. Best
D. H. Busis
North Marert ST
Beloit
ST. Louis
Musume
Key
Joen Bendsicesun
Suseltika
Bern
Uur
Black Gods
Eradkun
Phriekt Ley
Ecdora
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Berge
W&ak
Mere
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Joan Henopakgson
F. V. Staur
Marjo
F. V. Stars
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Doll Brothers
Pw Bruthles
North Market ST
Deorbeg Sr
California
Maccatelle
W. C
Yomperseing Crewisisix
W.C. Expairex
W. Patrick
T. Frederick, MD
Prieto
Budock & Neldig
Broscee Enedic
Truesat
Cocnios Baste
Bhodock & Neidig
Rice & & Sons
A. T. Riz & Som
James &, Walesh & OD
BAZAR
Allen Rohrback
Alnen Robbback
Next City
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Locoum
Balsios
London
Pancy Malaga
Povlddaws
J. F. Hisenbauer
F. Lisenhaueh
Sutter
New Orleans
Doll's
C. D. Dou
A .B. Bargett
A. B. Harazrr
George H. Wiener
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