Weather picture shows clearing but colder conditions ahead
A historic weather summary notes a shifting belt of low pressure from Alberta to New Mexico and a storm moving toward the lake region by Thursday. High pressure dominates the central west, while the Mississippi and Ohio valleys expect rain or snow and rising temperatures in the East Gulf region. Clearing and colder weather follows in the lower Mississippi Valley with fair conditions elsewhere. winds circulate around high and low pres- sure zones as explained by a weather advisor.
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L. Boome
Weather Bureau
Alberta
New Mexico
Arkansas
Mississippi
Obhio
Obio
Lake
Middle Atlantic
Gulf of S. Lawrence
Central
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Raton
Gulf
Mississppi
Ohio
Missouri
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
East
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
S Watch
Welsh News Weekly Frederick County issue
The Welsh News presents a twelve page issue for Frederick County with home and world news, fiction by C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne, a Yankee Navy Buena Vista sketches series, farm and dairy departments, poetry, anecdotes, and a column of local advertisements. It notes public sales and local business listings, and reports on the Frederick County election supervisor appointments and party names.
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Frederick County
Mary Jane
Bat
C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne
George L. Kit Met
Buena Vista
Tax News
Svee
M George Ts. Pooh
John 8
Mason, Pabiic
Ernest Boyar
Public Gale
Wesisy Kindley
M. Mothesworth
H. McDavis
P. M. Hiteshew
F. Thomas
Lindsay & Etchison
Paréales
Srnrce
Mullinix & Kemp
Collars and Boas
Brat & Kepler
John Hendrickson
Frederick and Middletown Ball Rosa Approves Road Plans
Frederick and Middletown Ball Rosa board held a meeting to discuss the electric road project from the current purchase, funding for cross ties rails and materials, and the fourth and fifth stock assessments due the 15th and March 1. Weather delays slowed grading. crews resumed work with rail deliveries expected later this month. Official word on steam or electric operation was deferred. board aims to have the road in service by May 1.
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Frederick and
Middletown
Rosa
Ieci
Varkas
Almos
Atock
Stanffer
Frederick
Smith
Cora
Miss Emms Steiner In Critical New York Hospital
Steiner's condition remains extremely critical as three doctors attend her in New York. The heart action is weak and the crisis not passed. Her illness traces to a theater related accident a dozen days earlier with subsequent grip pleurisy and double pneumonia. Delirium has subsided but lung function is poor and heart weakness discouraging. Dr. Janeway remains cautiously hopeful of possible recovery.
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Steiner
Emms Steiner
New York
Pneumonis
Ahat
Abe
Charity Wood Yard labor cut as wood stock sold
Abe Charity Wood Yard reports reduced force after selling 70 cart loads in two weeks. Despite many applicants for work, only a small force can be afforded. Managers aim to continue wood cutting for January to March if funds allow, hoping to sustain the charitable effort and ease local distress amid limited funds. Later, Baltimore Woman’s Literary Club meeting, led by Miss Jane Zacharias, featured papers by Miss Florence Trail and Miss Zacharias with a music session.
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Abe Charity Wood Yard
Charity Wood Yard
Chilton
Frederick
Woman's Literary Club of
Baltimore
Misa Jane Zacharias
Florence Trail
Francis Dammann
Richard W Nera
Misa Zacharias
Cassion
Sociable at Trinity M E Church South Tomorrow Evening
News item notes a sociable event at Trinity M E Church South tomorrow evening with an interesting program. The ad promotes Syrup of Fig as a pleasant laxative remedy from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Trinity M. XI
California Fig Ayrap Company
Montevue Hospital Treasurer's Annual Report Summary
Treasurer A L Boteter reported overall receipts of 24,934.85 and expenses of 24,472.00 for Montevue Hospital, leaving a balance of 463.85. Board of Directors includes C C Mauzt, A Lo Bouleier, Frank House, Joshes J Dei, G L Gullan. Revenue from boarders and counties totaled 93,394.20, with major costs for maintenance, nurses, lighting, and heat. Average daily inmates 253.83, meals served 310,207, average meals per inmate 0.75, boarders 7,434.00. Amount due from boarders 6,887.63. Farm products 297.19, hides 499.16, old iron 17.57, and one donation to the conscience fund.
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A. L. Boteter
Board of Charities and Correctics
Momtevue Hospital
Ise Yall
Treasurr Bubler
Bie Ethes
Board of
Dunasities and Correction
C. C. Mauzbt
Precident
A. Lo Bouleier
Trescarer
Prank House
Democrate
Josbes J. Dei
Ger. L. Gullelan
Trescarer Soteler
Los Asbual
Monternos
Frederick County
Monteyne
Youngest Official in State Milton H Woodward
Milton H Woodward of Winston county Louisville Miss born January 27 1874. He will be 22 next Monday and became crippled for life as a child from fever. He moved with his father to a country farm and has lived there except for school periods. He is unmarried Cumberland Presbyterian and praised for his steady disposition and popularity in public service.
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Louisville
Miss
Milton A. Woodward
Frederick
Milton H. Woodward
Winston County
Louiaville
Cunberland
United States
Generosity From Isdy Operators Aids Mrs Dixon
A group of young Isdy operators from Union Ruining Mills collected groceries and money for Mrs. Thomas Dixon of West Patrick Street. They visited from George Hailing's home, delivering flour coffee meat bread lard corn sugar rice potatoes canned fruit butter dried fruit tea crackers buckwheat and other household essentials. The gift aimed to ease sickness and show sympathy from factory workers.
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Isdy
Thomas Dizon
Weat Patrick Street
George Hailing
Dixon
Wea
Circuit Court Hears Frederick Electric Light Case
This morning in circuit court the Frederick Electric Light and Power Company v Doll trial began over unpaid electric service. The judge ruled the dispute falls under smaller jurisdiction and proceedings paused. A separate civil action, Newton C. Groff estate versus Joseph and Mary Janer, yielded a verdict of 700 dollars for the plaintiff after jurors deliberated this morning in the Bresaye alander matter.
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Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Charles D. Doll
Mr. Doll
Electric Grit
Rsse
Newton C. Groff
Edward Bochul
Agatent Joseph
Mary Janer
Bresaye Alander
Frederick Branch organized in city with officers elected
A Frederick branch of the Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association, based in Atlanta, was organized in this city last evening. The first officers elected include President Thomas H. Haller, Vice President Odio J. Keller, Secretary and Treasurer William V. Albaugh, Directors Daniel H Sietoer William G. Zimmer man Dr. Franklin B. Smith Daniel T. Ordeman and Harry C. Keefer, local attorney Boxer Johnson. Also notes on local illnesses, guardianships, and estates with inventories and adoptions of resolutions by the Young People’s Temperance Association seeking support from county General Assembly members.
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Frederick
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association
Atlanta
Tha Yhera
Thomas H. Haller
Odio J. Keller
William V. Albaugh
Daniel H Sietoer
William G. Zimmerman
Franklin B. Smith
Daniel T. Ordeman
Harry C. Keefer
Boxer Johnson
Pole Found by Raesee Keechee and Freda Land 1883 Arctic Note
Fragmentary dispatch from February 18 cites Raesee Keechee and Freda Land sending telegrams about Noreen the Norwegian explorer reporting Arctic reach by Napsen, with references to Siberia and Rocchsacef and a June 14 1883 Prawe note.
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Raesee Keechee
Uutme Theta
Freda Land
St. Petereburg
Tedey Say
Kuuk
Siberie
Biberia
Noreen
Arctic
Napsen
Maryland Senate Debates Elections Bill and Reesessment Notes
The Maryland Senate reported the Elections bill from the Civil Service and Election Reform Committee with amendments and set next day at 150 p m for further action. Local bills were introduced. Strobridge proposed a St Lo amendment to general Incorporation laws to regulate trust and security companies. The House passed a free schoolbooks bill and a repeal of a pilotage fee for vessels carrying coal or coke. Joint resolutions extend Judge Bryan’s term for today, and Backard’s assessment bill for next Tuesday. The Civil Service Bill, read in the Senate, was ordered engrossed for a third reading. Leaves granted to abolish boiler inspector, license clubs dispensing liquor, incorporate the Maryland Express Company, and appropriation for female prisoners’ building as the House of Correction, plus public road labor for convicts. Both houses adjourned to today. Governor Lowndes sent nominations for supervisors of elections in multiple counties and civil war appointments in others. A Baltimore delegation met in the House, with A M Hancock denouncing the Civil Service Reform bill and Senator Bruce challenged.
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House
Frederick County
Maryland
Senate
Committee On Civil Service and
Hare
Hering
Strobridee
St Lo
Lews
Committee On Education
Bryan
Backard
Brace Civil Service
Aboliah
Maryised Express Company
Honns of Correction
Lowndes
Charles
Somerset
Frederik
Caroline
Cecil
Queen Anpes
Worcester
Howard
Baltimore
A. M. Hancock
Bruce
Brief Bits From The Nation And City News
A French savant computed time to circle the globe with results in days and hours for various methods including walking railway travel sound light and electricity. Charles K. Falconer eldest son of the late William Falconer of Frederick has formed a business in Baltimore to run a blank book and stationery shop. In Hagerstown and Martinsburg residents are being duped by a fake fortune scheme tied to a mythical discount. The Frederick Royal Arcanum council paid Mrs. Mary G. Levy $3000. her husband the late C V S Levy was a member.
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Amman
Charles KE. Falconer
William . Falconer
Frederick
Paul & Falconer
Beltimore
Honery
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
Mary G. Levy
C. V.8. Levy, Req
Order
Personal notices from Annapolis to Mount Olivet
The column reports social events and movements including State Senator Frank Norwood attending a dinner in Annapolis hosted by Governor and Mrs Lowaden. It notes travels and visits among local families, funerals for Mrs Elizabeth Johnson and Mrs Leara Y Krantz, and details on interments at Mt Olivet. It also mentions the Maryland Division Sons of Veterans encampment in Baltimore with upcoming election dates.
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Frank
Norwod
Annapolis
Cecil Co
Charles W. Hoffmes
Washington
Elizabeth Johnson
Boston
B. Baker
Eal Baker
Rev. Parsons
Wash mm
Comege
Mt. Olivet
Parsons
W. J. Parsons
Col J. Hershpergar
Joachua J. di
M. E.i Doll
Alex. Brengie
Samuel Durrow
F. Schroeder
Leara Y. Krantx
Fouth Markal
Soma
Veterana
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army Hall
Baltimore
Yestead Chies
Fire destroys Charlotts Hall School in St Marys County
News notes a fire that razed Charlotts Hall School located in St Marys County. It reports legal sentences for several individuals, a public debate over a proposed pew tax in West Frases Street, and a bid by the county Temperance Alliance to Annapolis seeking lodging of sister signor license law.
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Charlotts Hall School
St. Marys Countty
Lewis Pescock Jr
Joan James
Poare
Cumberhead
Peple
Dugestows
West Frases Street
Seffersse Neablu
Washington Counly
Ike Penitentiary
Manier
Pereuon
Westtagles
Ike Terre
Fienen
Hoyer
Wicomicy County
Temerssee Allianice
Annapolis
Fo & Sister
Lace Curtain Cleaning by British Machinery in Cumberland
Local advertisement notes lace curtains and drapery cleaned and finished by machinery made to order in England. Describes smooth finish, dust resistance, reduced tearing, and cheaper upkeep. Includes agent contact L. B. Adams, 63 West Church Street, with other small ads and notices from 1896.
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Cumberland
Eagland
Americas
Footer
Europe
L. B. Adama
West Church Street
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JHE Weekly News
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Bisf & Egpler
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Weshow
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National Capital Brew CO
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