Weather Forecast and Storm Update for Gulf Coast and Mul tiple Regions
Deepening to the storm system tracking east to the South Atlantic coast. Gulf storm energy strong. danger prevista coast from Florida to North Carolina Thursday with easterly gales and likely widespread rain into the Middle South and New England by Thursday night. Clearing in the lower Mississippi and generally fair elsewhere. cooler in the East Gulf and warmer in Florida. winds shift with high and low pressure patterns.
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W. L Mooxs
Bernsen
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Cestrel
Southkern
Alabama
West Texas
Fiorta
Carolloa
Upper
Lake
Virginia
Ohio
Mississippi
New England
Missievlpo Valley
Florida
South Atlantic
Sakes
Mississippi Valley
East Gulf States
The Weekly News unnamed paper feature overview
The Weekly News presents a twelve page issue with fiction by Lida Lewis Watson and Captain George L. Kilmer sketches Fort Donelaon adventures. It highlights Mary Jane and Merket Scribe sections, Gettysburg reminiscences, and a mix of stories poems and miscellany. Local illness notes include Miss Daley Thomas recovering from typhoid and others: Angeving and Charles W Mitler ill. Emma Steiner in New York in fragile condition.
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Umal
Tas Nawe
Mary Jane
Lida Lewis Watson
George L. Kilmer
Fort Donelaon
Gettysburg
Daley Thomas
Este Thomas
South Market Street
Angeving
Charles W.mitler
North Market Street
Emma Steiner
New York
Basar Firemen’s Bazaar Delightful Despite Weather
The Basar at Sessoms Street Firemen’s House drew a large crowd last night despite poor weather. Performances by Japanese dancers and a Mikado tribute delighted attendees, with supper served and plans to extend the event praised by many.
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Shaleg
Japan
Arlee
Deboff Brothers Charged With Attempted Assault
In New Market, Harvey Deboff aged 90 and Granville Deboff aged 28 were arrested on charges of attempted assault and rape against Lillian Brashears near New Market. Brashears identified them at a Dunkard meeting in Moorovia Bus day night and said they tried to pull her from a buggy before she screamed. Constables Adams and Elchison brought George to the station for inquiry. the case awaits action.
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New Market
Frederick
Harvey
Granville Deboff
Lillian L. Brashesre
Misa
Ake
Dehoffa
Dunkard
Moorovia
George
Adama
Elchison
Shepey Ake
Tzz News
Sesault Sone
Miss Broshears
Enlarging Their Store on East Patrick Street
Mewrs. B. Rosenour & Sons are extending their store room on East Patrick street. They intend to add twenty feet in the rear and fifteen feet on the east side, making one of the largest and most commodious buildings in the town.
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Mewrs. B. Rosenour & Sons
Patrick Street
Cigarettes Production Figures Confused in Text
Fragmentary OCR suggests figures on cigarette production with references to Marland and New York output. The legible bits mention 86,000 and 1 1000, and a nationwide total of 86,000 000, 000, along with a claimed 14,000,000 people who smoke, though the data are garbled and hard to interpret accurately.
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Marland
New York
United States
Telegraph Construction Chief Visits Frederick Line
A. H. Yates, superintendent of construction for the Western Union Telegraph Company, traveled to Frederick yesterday to inspect the line between Washington and Chambers. The main line remains in use but repairs are planned, including removing defective poles and replacing them with foot-wide poles at a cost of 90 pounds, with work to begin between Washington and He ettesome. In Frederick, several poles on West Patrick Street will be moved back from the curb to the alley behind Mir.
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A. H. Yates
Superiniendec
Woeeters Union Telegraph Company
Frederick Yeawerday
Beiwers
Patrick Street
Etree Toto Aleya Mir
Usgernscome
Protracted State Legislature Proceedings in Boasts
The Maryland General Assembly met with both houses to adjourn for the day. Bills were read introducing public school physical education funding and a five-lawyer commission to review testamentary laws. Other measures included police wage and wage-collection items, a $1,000 widow’s claim denial, and appointments to pension a number of Baltimore firemen. The Senate debated a Naval Academy removal protest and district boundary concerns, while the House discussed repealing the Eastern Shore law and various local civic issues. The Elections Committee finalized the Pearce Westcott tally, and debates touched on constitutional validity of the Eastern Shore statute and Middletown limits.
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Bouttae
Precerick County
Sote
General Assembly
Steaion Yeaterday
Snmance Committee
Senate
House
House of Delegates
Herman
Baltimore
Ford
Applegarth
Fire Commissioners of
William Webb
J. C. Mahoney
Thomas
United States
Hall of the House
Committee On Civil Services Reform
State Temperance Alliance
Route
Charlce J. Bonaparte
Civil Service Associaion
Senate Elections Committee
Pearce- Westcott
Circuit Court trial docket report and decisions
The Circuit Court for the Rebreary convened this morning with argument in the case of Gamal Rowe v. B. & C. R. R. Co. and other matters on the trial docket. Several decisions were rendered on appeal docket including Beckemrode v. Marek, Frederick Electric Light and Power Co. v. Kebo, and related matters with judges and counsel named.
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Gamael Rowe Va
Trm
Iireeay
Hagerstown
Joba . Ly
Menars, Reich & Mewman
Wo. P. Manlaby
Appcal
John X. Beckemrode
We. A. FP
Marek
Reprivia
Marsh
Matter
Bremer
Piaintiii
Hawes
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
John Kebo
Elewtete Light Company
Hewen Mark
Fusble
Fauble
Faubis
Hewes
Baltimore Pair Board Train Trip Ends in Unclear Text
John Adame of Baltimore and Third street along with Luther Kubiman appear in a fragmentary notice reporting a 6 20 train departure bound for an unspecified destination via an intermediate stop at Sekiagun. The garbled text leaves key details unread.
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John Adame
Baltimore
Third Street
Luther Kubiman
Sekiagun
Special excursion from New York to Washington Junction
An auction style notice promises travel from New York to Washington Junction for a price of $100. The fragment lists Herman L Abalt near Middletown and Anas M. Epler, Ladiesburg, as agents or contacts for purchasing or arranging the trip.
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En Bee Ik
New York
Psse
Washington Juncion
Texas
Moerringé Incen
Herman L Abalt
Middletown
Anas M. Epler
Ladiesburg
House Row Over Chesapeake Shore Bill Sparks Personal Clash
In a tense debate on repealing the Eastern Shore law, Representative George Wellegoor’s election as U. S. senator was cited over motives. Tensions rose between Cecil’s Deeguice Smith and Freder ick’s Roez r, leading to heated exchanges on the House floor. Speaker Mudd intervened as Smith shouted at Roozer, who faced threats amid a crowd push and guards escorting Smith from the chamber.
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House of Delegates
Sear
Deeguice Smith
Cecil
Roez R
Frederick
Thong
George Wellegoor
United States
Huuzes
Smith
Fred Ep Ang
Roozer
Mudd
Mr. Roozer
Mar. Mouzze
Mr. Smarth
Mr. Rooter
Social World Birthdays at Poolestttle Reception
Mrs. C. A. Fisher celebrated her birthday on Tuesday January 28 with intimate family friends in Poolestttle. Attendees included Morningstar Cator Rev. Smith Mrs. Bacley Charles Poole and Edward Bescht. The event featured morning cakes and apples oysters for lunch and an 8 oclock turkey dinner with vegetables. Music followed by Prof. Poole on violin and Mr Smith on the organ. At half past four Jeasle Fisher was presented to Rev. Mr. Smith and others observed the ceremony. Mrs. Fisher received several useful presents.
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Birtheday
C. A. Fisher
Poolestttle
Morningstar
Cator
Smith
Bacley
Charles Poole
Edward Bescht
Poole
Candidates in Montgomery. A Rockville Special asya
After Hon George L Wellington’s United States senate selection Montgomery County lawmakers see a strong chance for a local nominee to the House of Representatives. Possible candidates include Thomas Cawnon Captain John McDonald Ashley M Gould Joseph T Moore Brainard A Warner and General Allan A Rutherford.
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Montgomery
Rockville
George L Wellington
United States
Maryland
Wellington
House of Representatives
Washington
Frederick
Allegany
Montgomery County
Thomas Cawnon
John McDonald
Ashley M. Gould
Joseph T. Moore
Brainard A. Warner
Allan A. Rutherford
Hotel listings show travelers and county counts at hotels
A hotel register lists numerous guests at Hotel Astvais and Camfax House with names from Baltimore Philadelphia Rochester St Louis and other cities. The note mentions counts of nine and seventeen from the county, indicating local attendance levels.
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Hotel Astvais
Orrr Horai
H. W. Smith
W. M Hayworth
Sherman
M. Musselman
W. W. Carpenter
A. W. Done
Joseph da Beer
N. B. Lovett
Baltimore
H. M. Avis
Samuel Wall
J. N. Campbell
L Schwan
G. Hasler
F. K. Bandula
Philadelphia
Tyms
Columbis
J.C. Haver
Jos
The Work of Death. Am Firor Dies At Home
Firor died on Tuesday morning at his home in the county cemetery at six. The obituary notes his age and local ties as neighbors recall his work and service.
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Firor
Ore Tis County
Personal snippets from Richmond to Frederick county
A jumble of names and places appears with mentions of Mr Harry Marshall in Hagerstown and Frederick county. Carroll Creek is said to be high after heavy rain. Jules Stench, a noted French national, is noted as improving in age and oratory. An advertisement praises a modern remedy Syrup of California Fig for cold and ailments, touting its gentle laxative effects.
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Bradley T. Johnson
Richmond, Va
Harry Marahall
Eaea
Hagerstown
Areena
Frederick County
California Fig Syrup Company
Tempis martetia concert draws record turnout in city
A large audience filled Central Slacke Heil last evening for a performance by the greriette under T. MU. A. tertatement. The program featured The Segset and a memorial setting of Remember pow iy Cree. The event attracted strong support for a summer series as the group prepares for further recitals. Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank reported a $20,209 sale yesterday on a government goods sale list.
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Spricefeld
Local Arts Events and Bazar Notices in Baltimore
A dated postal style listing for an evening program from Barer Balin ie Noir, including Orverture 715 and Pantomime, plus five acrobatic acts and scenery effects. Fireman bazar notices advertise Bazar Bulletin No 15 and No 10, cake votes, and theater events at City Opera House with Gospel Choir for Armenians relief. Also wood sales from Practical Charity Wood Yard.
Whopping Clothing Sale Closing Prices At Local Store
An urging advertisement touts a vast stock of new ginghams, light prints, and all overs. It promises major discounts on coats and cloaks for children and ladies with closing-time prices near cost.
Fragmented OCR News Item on Local Auction and Rates
The readable text reports a local notice about a wall or morgue feature and a bid process. It mentions bids, rates, and possible adjustments. Specific names, dates, or places are not clear due to corrupted OCR. The fragment hints at a community notice connected to a public sale or auction with price details.
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IND— Reader
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