Weather Forecast and Milky Text Fragment from Feb 11
Forecaster notes warmer conditions in the east with a storm center moving off Maine. Reports high pressure over the Gulf, clearing skies southward, with snow in the Ohio Valley and northern New England. Northwest clouds, and a general cooling trend in the northeast while the Rocky Mountain slopes warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GL Moora
Mexico
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Upper Lake Region
Miassesippi Valley
Gulf Bratee
Missouri Valley
Temparayars
Atlantic Coast
Misatanippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
South Atlantic
Lake
Nownelend
Northwen
Brief Bits and Oddities From Local and General News
A cluttered column notes strange claims and brief items: Dimmick jokes about twenty four white elephants since biblical times, tropical waters and gas yields, and a canal opening date set for March 1, 1896. Gerald Balfour backs links among southwest east Salands near Bonnet mara. Morse and Franklin noted as amateurs shaping discovery. Balloon North Pole expedition planned with a 900 foot high float. Washington county cows suffer from fasive disease and black quarter. Winter wheelmen still ride in warm spells. Next Friday is St Valentine’s Day. Princeton professor Magie will address Frederick College February Th, described as a distinguished scientist and photographer.
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Dimmick
Gerald Balfour
Bonnetmara
North Pols
Washington County
Frederick
Firemen’s Bazaar Raises Funds for West Church Street Engine House
A grand bazar in this city to fund the new engine house on West Church Street drew large crowds nightly, despite bad weather. Receipts topped $2,392 with total funds near $2,806 after other sources. prizes were awarded to Rosa Chapline, Willie Hitchle, Stella Stier, and others, and Mrs. A L Eader led an effort praised for success and community bonding.
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Jemdeat Bazar
Beomgh
Geek
West Churc Street
Entablea
al Corte
Yancy
Sabos Reis
Throwm Opem
Mary mi Tusu
Ioc
Ihe Isons
Wiete Toy
John C. Hardt
Rosa
Chapline
Willie Hitchle
Mies Stella Stier
James McSherry
Millard Nunz
J. Roger McSherry
Veteran
Volunteer Firemen’s Association of Washington
C. J. Hobbs
W. 5
B. Stchison
United Fire Company
Fannie Fout
John C
A. L. Eader
Hardt
Wednemay
Takeo
Prides
Immens
Otte
Encampment of the Department of Maryland Held at Deshene Poet Hall
The annual encampment of the Department of Maryland G A R will be held February 31 at Deshene Poet Hall in Bainbridge. Major O. eee will preside. Sessions open at one o clock with committee referrals and reports, followed by a social. About three hundred officers delegates and special representatives are expected. The department shows 2828 members, down from last year due to 108 deaths. Commander candidates include Captain S. Cooper, with others expected to join by the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Maryleed
G. A
Deshene
Ofthera
Peat Office
Deregetes Fm
Ay Five
Senis
Ivan N. Walker
Indiamspolia
Cooper
Wilson Pent
Elopement of a Postmaster’s Wife in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Herald reports Postmaster Eyler of Eyler near Sabillsaville says his wife ran off with Zyler a neighbor. She left on the 11 10 train to Chicago taking a gold watch and postoffice funds. Eyler, away from home, left his wife in charge. Mrs Eyler, formerly Miss Fox of Foxville, is about 80. She leaves a four year old child and a distressed husband.
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Hagerstown
Eyler
Sabillsaville
Zyler
Fox
Foxville
Edwards Prayer at Opening Session Addresses Unity and Public Lands
Rev Dr John Edwards offered a prayer during the House opening urging cooperation beyond partisan bickerings and denominational narrowness. He invoked Decalogue and Golden Rule principles to guide legislators on public rights, land stewardship, and avoiding improper church involvement in state finances, calling for independent self supporting Christian character for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
John Edwards
Commonwealth
Childreim
Temple Quartette receives wart welcome at YMCA course
The Temple Quartette of Boston drew the largest audience of the season at Association Hall for the YMCA course closing number. The four cultured voices produced an exquisite musical effect with Van de Water's dunset and the closing Abide With Me prompting lasting applause. Origin: Borrowtown Times.
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Temple
Temple Quartette
Boston
Association Hall
van de Water
van de Water's “Dunset
City Opera House
Akill in New York Death and Recovery Report
An elderly patient in New York was gravely ill with fever and disease. Doctors feared relapse as recovery began, but the illness is improving and only one relapse remains a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akill
New York
The Gun Club Meeting Sets Events Near Germantown
A Frederick Gun Club meeting will be held at the Measra Exits store on Weet Patrick at rest tomorrow evening to plan shooting events. Organizers aim to hold competitions near Germantown Station on Saturday next, February 15, open to amateurs and professionals.
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Gun Club
Frederick Gum Club
Weet Patrick
Stege
Thun
Tines
Suaphea
Dal
Ae Gun Pestle
Frederjak
Germantown
Baturdey
Pabrasry
Improving Their Lane on Patrick Street Cable Work
Workmen from the Bell Telephone Company prepared Bow roles on Patrick Street to reroute and elevate poles. The pole in front of Citizens National Bank will be replaced and another at C. E. Baller’s restaurant will be moved. Wires will be transferred from old to new poles to modernize the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Bell Telephone Company
Patrick Street
Waikerevilis Farmer Faces Schediera Scandal
Prominent Waikerevilis farmer Mr. Barrick, described as son of a judge, is accused of deceit after hiring men to perform tasks from a newspaper listing. The incident includes a questionable payment plan and a confrontation with a man named Roberts who was present but declined involvement.
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Devil Barrick
Waikerevilis
Unis County
Harrich
Berrick
Eeli
Jarrhoks
Wan Weil
Robera
Ubt
Soma
Slater
Liberty
Pogese
Roberts
Waderome
Iba
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal item notes Mr Hobbaon of PriaidsiPhis and Mr D Gielen visiting, with several names and remarks about friends and acquaintances. Mentions upcoming event and arrangements for February 16, listing several locals and visitors in a warm, social tone.
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Tham
County Correspondence From Bauriwick Weather Update
The letter notes heavy rain impacting waterways and describes a stretch of wet, stormy days. Mentions Mr. John Moxley visiting friends in Albany and Mrs. McCormac recovering after a fall. The local chapel announces a Sunday school attendance near one hundred.
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Bauriwick
Raz
Ramet
Nin
Alisghaay Cy
John Moxley
Frisada
Marinsburg
McCormac
Card Pirates Raid Causes Capture and Surrender
A chaotic incident reports criminals raiding a Bey card ply and being pursued by officers. Victims and bystanders are mentioned as the suspects are chased toward a back door but are forced to surrender under pursuit, and the youths face consequences while the authorities gain control.
Havre de Grace and Harford County Election Notes
A scanned grid of local notices reports Havre de Grace and Belair Harford County events. It mentions a municipal election in Havre de Grace and a supervisor appointment in Washington County. Also noted are resignations, an agricultural meeting in Belair, a Kent County death, a missing persons case near Glene Falls and political ties to Hagerstown mayoral race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Bitas O’neill
Havre de Grace
Wiliemeport
E. A. Moblitaed
M. P. Charce
Beiatr
Mra
Joan 5
Williem J. Feyreekieata
Hagertiowa
Farmar’ Tania
Harford
Bemeel Beck
Kent County
Bhate
Attormay Little
Hagerstown
Mr Weller
Catt
Seeaubington
Late 18th Century Frederick County Letters Advertised
In a fragmentary notice the Frederick post lists advertised letters awaiting claim or potential transmission to the dead letter office. Names include J. W. Sia ove, Mary 5, and others, with references to residents in Princes Georges and Frederick counties and an aged 24 to 30 range. The text mentions D. Borecher and Daniel Dulaney born about 1744, with a general Beverein Foundation context and requests for Bent Fenlly Trina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Borecher
Gruatlag
Princes Georges Enunty
Frederick Seaaty
Daniel Dulaney
Local notices and ads from a troubled historic page
Fragmentary local notice and advertisement item listing cheap goods and services. Mentions audience event at 8 p.m titled The who Bpolls tha Music and references to discounts for energy bills. Contains garbled names and pricing for items like oak and pins.
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Altismar
Dispetek Wa Tae Hawa
Wassimeres
D.C
Princeton
William Frencis Magie
Frederick College
Magie
Judge Magie
Seprems Court
New Jersey
Petar Hodges
Princeton Seminsry
Bertis
Iss
Ser
Eucoostal
Treasury Department
Citizen’s National Bank of Frederick
Itmner's and
Mechanics’ National Bank
Chicago
Caltornis Wig Syrup Company
Pat Ees
Raveiere
Xuv Schediera
Iuportast Plas
Merchasia of
O Hobbaon
Priadsiphis
D. &. Gielen
Baume
Roger McSherry
Pate Rookie
Gabe
Mins Bemle
Gomhelas
Wen
Howe Dag
Mise
Eleanor Hildebrand
F. T. Hildebrand
Papamania
Achim- Leura Obeplisa
Wet
Mthyn Boy
Maddon Nelson
Hea Bess
Abeick
Cokis
Shriner Milling
Sreinme Solling
Frederick Ipphene
J. Wsia
Ells Goaupeos
Mary
Aera Ten Wa
Founinaton
Bevere
Bent Fenlly
Trina
Wativea
Dallying Association of Baltumors
Frederick Breachlesnes
Pais Lara
Saker Tobxton
Ferth
R. Yeoakle’s
Arion
W.F
Bettos
Ges
Oonenmers
Gaa
Ameriosa Light and Heat Company
Best & Kepler
Forte Market St. Eee
Mullimix & Kemp
Kaeo Rugs
Orient
Udine RadSaine
Lars
Joan Henpazioxson
Friar Fackage
EF. V. Slavs
Ghermi Pastor Seirts
W. C. Eldeidge
Criss Geers
W. C. Hovsmera
W. C. Expos
W. Pateigce
Frrorioce, MD
Norete
Bion & Bois. Jlstabueed
James BE. Walker
Ou J
Nagers & CO
Wrohow
AMD
Jas
J. F. Msensauder
Iuethchemeg
Rochamey
C. D. Dou
Danaea Eee
Jeans P. Levy
Attornet-A
Bucysumer
Levy
GP Fior— Court
A. B. Hisar
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