This Date In History And Weather Forecast
A decade old mixed page notes December 21 birthdays of notable figures and a weather forecast from Washington with conditions across the United States. It lists historical names and dates and provides a general forecast, barometer status, and wind patterns for the region, including Florida to the upper Great Lakes and the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becket
Canterbary
Bere
London
Beasomsteld
Banover
N. BL
Kesey Massiere
Dakota
W. L. Moore
Misalesipope
Ohio
Lower
Mississippi Valleys
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Residents
Purely personal items list residents and visitors to Frederick including Miles Ide Simpson, Mrs Lontses Clingan, Mrs Martha Mentser, Mr David Lowenstein, and others. It notes police Justice Eckstein’s visits to Baltimore and Washington, Christmas travel of Mr Buckey Kemp, and examinations of local holiday movements. Also mentions the shortest day, the winter solstice, and a promotional note for a laxative syrup, Syrap Figs, marketed by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Ide Simpson
Urbane
Lontses Clingan
Frederick
Martha E. Mentser
Middieare
Dayton
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
Polifee
Justice Eckstein
Washington
Buckey Kemp
Kemp
Great West
B. M. Smith
Cumberland
Mary Little
C. Miller
Wimo
Welco
Misa Cora Keefer
Cora Carty
East Patrick Street
Walter Bader
Robert Tyron
Holmes Baker
Western Maryland College
Jeadles
Crick
Kes
Woodstock
Marie Burke
Jn Burke
St. Mary's Liege
Closing Exercises Across City Schools Amid Christmas Break
Holiday routines closed city public schools except Jake's Institute which will reopen Monday. Christmas programs at South Street and North Market Street schools featured debates, gift exchanges, and musical recitals. Professors Burgee, Apple, and others received honors. several colleges planned January reopenings and building improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Ue Popita
Celles Letires Literary Society
Mele High School
Azoon
Tme
Tex Nave
Mesara
Duan
Reich
Haines
Segation
Debste
RB Wood
Schor
Burgee
Eat Church Street
Brudies
Woman's College
Wea
Professor Apple
Frederick
North Carolina
Apple
Christman
Worth Market Street
Etchison
West Patrick Street
John Roser
Manger Lowry
Frank Bhipley
C. Blair
RE. Duval
Fred. Shipley
Sants
Gent
Furniahing
Misa M. ¥. Owinge
Santa and the Mouse
Marion Kitne
Santa Claus
Elmer Kohlenberg
Guy Hidgely
Daniel Smith
Frank James
Independent Bazar meeting updates and sick list notes
The Independent Bazar reports Argeet meeting progress with booth managers named and assistants to be chosen soon. Next week will publish the booth heads. Also notes Mrs. Ebbert ill and Mr. Damuth convalescent after pneumonia. A child near Middletown is seriously ill with scarlet fever. Banking figures show aggregate deposits across several banks, led by National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enteely
Seenee
Fe Ie
Ia City Hell
Thomas Ebbert
W. H. Damuth
Thurmont
George W. Bowlus
Middletown
Telegraph and Railroad Workers Clash Over Wires War
A dispute between Inter-State Telephose and Telegraph Company of Frederick and Pennsylvania Hillros2 Company escalated as rail workers cut telegraph lines along the Liberty pike. The two sides clashed at the PRR tracks, guards were posted, and an injunction was sought to stop railroad interference. Hot words and a few minor blows marked the confrontation, which ended with court action and a temporary truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Telephore and Teleetape Company
Frederick
Wassersgile
Woedeboro
Liberty
Exyallsburg
Acerditel
Pennsylvania Hillros2
Ceresy
Liberty Pike
PRR
Sret
Pennsylvania
Tooyld
Gul Yewterdey McTalag
Telephone Company
Noll
News of the churches and Christmas services around town
The article catalogs numerous church services and events for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day across St James Lutheran Trinity ME All Saints United Brethren Evangelical Lutheran and Presbyterian churches with details on times subjects and notable speakers including Rev John C Bowers Rev J E Volluse Rev A H Zimmermann and others It also notes a funeral service at St John s Catholic Church and an undertaker led interment at Mt Olivet cemetery plus a strike update from Parmaparrera Pennsylvania reporting the resumption of car strikes and fears of rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacal
St. James Lutheran
John C. Bowers
Heaven
J. E. Volluse
Frederick
Joseph Volluse
Asion Christie
Philomathean Hall
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trera
Epworth League
Mr. Masala
Chiis
All Saints Chapel
Masale
Addison Ingle
M.E. Church
A. H Zimmerman
C. Albert Alison
United Brethren Church
Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tommorrow
Presbyterian Church
John W. Davidson
William C. McCutcheon
Emma Pitta
Prof. Porter
Baltimore
D. J. Beale, Jr
Mary R. Plunkerd
St. John’s Catholic Church
Maes
Father Gaflacy
Osborne Ingre
John A. Markell
C. Staley Gambrill
Charles W. Hoes
William P. Magisby
Charlee M
Mayleg to Bring Holman Factory to Frederick
Frederick prepares for a new industry as Holman Manufacturing Company plans a fabric factory in the city. About 50 machines will start, powered by steam, with 75 operators primarily women and girls. A warehouse in Brew Alley near the Central hotel is leased for initial setup, and more machines may be added as demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Holman Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
Holsman Company
United States
Bome Ofice Re
Baltiwort
Messrs. P.L. Harger and Company
Brew Alley
Olsg
Adart
Erick
Holeman
David Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Holzman
Electric Road Special Meeting On Right of Way
The Freder ick and Middletown Electric railroad board calls a special meeting today to open proposals and award the contract for grading the road bed on this side of the mountain. Grading will run from Summers Farm near Braddock toll-gate to land under dispute with property owners while a jury may determine price for the right of way next week.
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Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
Braddock
Telegraph boxes placed along line from Frederick to Ellerton
Inter-State Telegraph and Telephone Company workers set boxes on Monday and Tuesday at Harmony Coblen t's store Elmer J Smith residence Geo W Bittle's Mystarille store Chas W Johnson's floaring mill T F Bittle's store A W Bartgis residence in Ellerton with several boxes still to install Two more wires will be strung beyond the two 20w lines from here to Myeraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bartgis
Ellerton
Myeravilie
Temple of Fancy Promotes Lighting and Books Sale
Local notices advertise Japanese fire screens and Welsbach gas lights at Smith's Temple of Fancy, with endorsements from Frederick Council No. 118 and references to Monroe doctrine support. Stolen copies of Bonaparte of Corsica and Lecila cloth editions offered for return. warnings issued and tax-news naming potential suspects. Reduced B&O rail fares for Inaugural ceremonies January 8 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Corsica
Temple of Fancy
David O. Smith
Clerical Orders for 1896 by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces clerical orders for 1896 to be issued at the nearest checkout of the People’s Railroad, with orders to be issued before year’s end. Clergymen seeking privilege should apply promptly to the Pennsylvanian Railroad office to secure the year’s privileges.
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Pennsylvania
Penoryvenia Railroad Company
Aznoncess
Esat
Pituborg
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wasmisetox
D.C
City
Smalth's
Baker Johnson
J. J. McDeritt
Baker & Sone
Bonnie Brier Bush
Smith’s
B.cline
Ssseendt
O. UL A.M. Btolen
D. B. Smith
Siero
Eaaeese
Kerchiels Ana Gi
Lowndes
Fa .B
Californis Fig Byrup Co
Bappy Susolarr
Moses
Farmers and Mechanics
Frederick County
News OF the Churches
Parmaparrera
Mayleg
THE
Electric Road
C. E Cline
Frederick Council No. 118
Sealth
Bonaie Brier Bank
Smith's
Thowe
Pacer
Jre
Jan Eae
Shriner Milling CO
Cexesville
Nick Haner
Buffalo
Reliable Oyster House
Booth Marketalee
W. Hi. Rumpf
Pricas
J. W. Morris
Flrst National Bank
Independent
Ledren
B. Rosenour & Ons
Market St
McCardell’s
St A, MN
McCardell
Smith
Rhodes’ Bill Posting Company
Doll Brothers
Keller, Newman & Co
Binup & Rhoderick
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Thomas H. Hatler
Rhodes’ Bui
M. L. Norris
Mra. J. Norris
C. W. Harrison's
South Market Street
C. W. Harrison
Mareet Street
N.R SD. Manta
Simm
Simmons
Bob
D. B. Best
Chriefs R A
D. H. Besra
KORTH
Aleo
Mtn & Kuve
John Hendrickson
Lavigs
LINSD
Cape
Tai Weadon
Rideerdown
Jobn Hexpaixson
F. V. Staub
New England
California
F. V. Stavz
North Market Street
Dp ™ Brothers
Mabert
Friong
Brason
Dou Buokezs
Wwe
Would Gall
C. Eldridge
W. C. Euvaners
W. C. Expower
W. Patrick ET. Frederick
Pion
A. T. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Son
Inter-State Telephone
J. B. Walera & CO
Tou
Sas, HE. Warez A Oo
J. F. Eisenhauer
J * Rsenhauer
Man Wagre
Bissibacer
Allen Rohrbadge
Roznesce
Mis Gosne
Doll's
LYNN
RCI
C.D. Dou
A. B. Hargett
Onbun Dares
Lazgre Frias
TRY
Poppe
A. B. Haserr
Skosgr
Wiener
OM Bard
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