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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1896

Page

4

Weather and History Page Highlights Feb 24 25

Features Feb 24 25 in brief including weather outlook with high and low pressure shifts from Missouri to the Lawrence Valley and a general forecast across Atlantic Gulf coasts to New England. Also notes temperature changes, wind patterns, and advisories with references to notable dates and regional conditions. Includes miscellaneous notices and ads such as stable for rent and election notice sections.

W. L. Moons Weather Bureau Missouri Lawrence Valley Rocky Mountain Missouri Valley Ohio Valley Iste Atlantic Gulf Coast Atlantic Coast Lake New England Lower Lakes Middle States Gulf States Upper Lake Region Northwest

Local Bits Tidy Up Palmetto Brush Co Opens

A miscellaneous local items column notes the Palmetto Fibra Brush Company has begun full time operations after a period of reduced staffing. Other short items mention Mayor Keedy’s nightly welfare checks, social banquets for Wellington, stock holdings by English interests, a Maryland G A R encampment, and various town happenings in Hagerstown and surrounding areas.

Palmetto Fibra Brush Matthias Day Keedy Hagerstown Wellington Lowndes Annapolis Annapolis Naighty Boya Stick Pilus Paris Waterloo

Reconstruction Underway At Steam Brick Works After Fire

Workers clear debris from the destroyed main building at Steam Brick Works and begin framing a new brick main building and engine house. A 150 by 52 by 30 foot frame structure will be rebuilt with brick sections for fire safety. Estimated needs include 50,000 feet of timber and 150,000 bricks. completion eyed for early May.

Bre Pega Tenrely Towart Baidirg Waich Hames Wilcoxon & Brown A. T. Clay

Obituary and local incident notices from Maryland

News of the State reports multiple deaths across Maryland including John Driscoll near Westminster, Conrad Bowers near Winfield, Mrs. William Harrison at St Michaels, and William Gyrem killed near Hagerstown. Also noted are a fatal accident at Ellicott City, a fatal fight near Berlin, resignations in Barford county, and a member of a college literary society celebrating Washington’s Birthday. An unknown man near Zleton was found dead and badly eaten on railroad tracks.

John Driscoll Westminster Turner Talbot,s Conrad Bowers Carroll County Winfield Mra William Harrison St. Michaels Talbott County Lowndes Vansville Farmers’ Club J.D. Castard Prince George’s County William Gyrem Western Maryland Hagerstown Charles Dixon C.A. Gambrill Manufacturing Company Ellicott City William Hamblin Whaleyville Berlin B. Alfred Domm Susquehanna Circuit Methodist Protestant Church Barford County Washington Irving Hock Hill College Washington Francis Manardhio New York Zleton

Two youths plot to trap stray bat at West South Street school

Two pupils from West South Street Pare School devised a plan to trap a bat, after discovering six trapped rodents. They approached the animal closely before being stopped by a teacher and disciplined at school.

West South Street Wezel

Delegates Elect Officers At Maryland District Meeting

About 150 delegates attended the annual gathering of the association in Cambridge to hear officer reports, elect a secretary and board, and decide next year’s meeting place. After morning business and recess, F A Bushman was named president and James C. Ritter secretary. several other officers and directors were elected after multiple ballots.

Actocision Maryland Coramils Baricg Bisteas Balim Pos Netktre Wauhieyten Avergeary J. T. Rewer Balimer Tresserer Wo OL James Hulimoce C W. Wildlema W. H. McCamley J Fr Law Committee Associaton Board of Directors Elcct Cannel F. A. Bushman C. H James C. Ritter William L James R. Brent Walling W. J. Davis C. A. Williams F. Ms. Richardson W. B H. McCawley George W Warrenberger J. P. Rumpf J. D. McConkey Mts. Oliver Cemetery Francis Scott Key Cambridge Ersier

Death notices in Harmony Grove area claim several mourners

Obituaries report Mrs Kate Gertrude Smith of Harmony Grove aged 21 leaving husband Charles and five children. Also Thomas Pearl aged 94 years 3 months dies near Walkeraville, Lutheran service held in Creagerstown. Brother Michael Donohue passesses peacefully at Notte infirmary. Mrs George Seidling dies of pneumonia. Henry Crone dies of pneumonia. Clara J Dorsey dies of bronchitis aged 37. Burial details noted for each.

Kate Surta Kate Gertrude Smith Charles Smith Harmony Grove Gmich Lewis Riddiemeyer Elmer Stup Hitler Brauer Mount Oliver F. Schroeder Thomas Pearl Thomas Pearl Andrew Albaugh G. Joseph Doll Walkeraville Pesri Lutheran Church Creagerstown D. A. Asper D. A. Sharett Woodasboro Dononue Michael Donohue Nottate Brother Donohue Galway Ireland Hrederick Conewago Frederick John H. O'Rourke

Fatal Mill Accident at Ellicott City

Charles Dizon, 27, an employee at C A Gambrill Manufacturing flour mills in Ellicott City, died after being caught in a revolving rope and crushed against a heavy cylinder while adjusting loading gear. Dr B J Byrne pronounced him dead. he left a widow and a young child, son of Benjamin S Dixon formerly of Frederick County.

Charles Dizon C. A. Gambrill Manufacturing Company Ellicott City B. J. Byrne Benjamin 5. Dixon Frederick County Howard County

Frederick Alumni to Hear Ormoca Variant Professor

Professor Ormoca's Var. Prof. H. E. Ormond of Princeton College will address the Frederick College Alumni on Tuesday evening arriving at 6 forty p m over the P R E The Academy Hall speech at 8 will treat A College Education and is expected to be eloquent A Princeton letter says Ormond is enthused about Frederick finds it historically interesting He will be warmly greeted by the alumni and those missing the talk will miss a rare treat

Ormoca H. E. Ormond Princeton College N. J Frederick College Academy Hall Princeton Ormond Frederick

The Gun Club Holds First Practice For Summer Events

Frederick Guna Club members held their first practice on Saturday afternoon with a gathering of spectators. They plan to train for events this summer and a team of four or five may compete in the shooting event at Emmiusburg on Wednesday next.

Gun Club Frederick Guna Club As Evere Ates A Emmiusburg

Modern Way Endorses Syrup of Figs for Easy Relief

A promotional note extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant liquid laxative that cleanses the system and breaks up colds headaches and fever without unpleasant after effects. The product is advertised as made by Californias Fig Byrup Company with a nod to readers who saw it in The News.

Californias Fig Byrup Company

Hand Mashed in a Press Mishap at Printing Establishment

A press accident at Marken & Bielfeld's Printing Establishment injured Mr. arty Karlcofe s right hand as he prepared a job before noon on Friday. Four fingers were badly lacerated and mashed, delaying his return to work for several days after treatment by Dr. Fabrney.

Arty Karlcofe Marken & Bielfeld Fabrney

Circuit Court in Frederick reconvenes with 92 cases

The Frederick circuit court resumes under Chief Judge James Mc Bherry and Associate Judge Lynch. Ninety-two cases appear on the docket, fifty-three new and thirty-nine old, with several crimes dating back years. The first case involves an assault on a colored boy named Key of Liberty, resulting in a minor injury and a $1 fine plus costs. A grand opera season is announced for Washington with four performances at the Grand Opera House. Tickets go on sale February 25 with web presales March 4. The organization features notable singers and aims for a premier presentation under Abbey and Gray.

Department of Maryland Grand Army of the Republic Hagerstown Masschusetts Volunteers Burnside Bridge Antietam Thomas A Yein Charles M. Esder & Co North Market Street William A. Mansfeld New Yorkes G. Staley Dowd Frederick County James McBherry Lynch Severa Repp Key of Liberty Kepp Costa Grant Opera Allen Messrs Abbey, Schoeffel & Graz Leasees and Massiers Metropolitan Opera House New York Washington D. C Bizet Gounod Romeo Juliatie Basson Grand Opera House Siglo Porto Ens

Ex-Sheriff Smith Bill Aims at Employer Liability

Former Cecil County official Smith introduces a bill to shift responsibility for worker injuries onto employers when another employee’s negligence causes harm. The measure would allow an injured worker to sue the employing firm or supervisors, reversing current law that exempts employers from liability. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a blood purifier and nerve tonic for nervous troubles.

Smith Cecil Hood

Local Briefs and Church Notices From Urleans Area

The report notes several health updates none serious for two children of Mr Aurastas Wilson of Urleans and Mrs Wilson who became ill at the Academy of the Vislasion. It mentions Miss Jonple Eisenhower recovering from a severe cold and a sick little son of Mr Frank Sheffield. It also covers a Reformed Guild meeting led by Mr Oscar Rhodes, upcoming Lenten services, baptism at All Saints Chapel, and a property sale by Noah E Cramer to H Smith for 1050 with related insurance details.

Hick Aurastas Wilson Urleans Vislasion Wilson Egat Stuth Streat Jonple Eisenhower Reformed Guild Oscar Rhodes All Saints’ Chapel

Local Mournful Resolutions and College Address Notice

Resolution notes the death of elder Ja sane Cronica on February 18 1896 and honors his service as elder and treasurer, expressing Christian sympathy and pledging publication. Frederick College Alumni Association announces Prof A T Ormond speech February 25 at Academy Hall with public invite and no admission charge. Joss Gaiman & Co. advertises B V Backey traveling sale February 24 25 in Baltimore and Baltimore department stores.

Joseph Gronies Jasane Cronica Kevan Messanger E R. B.cu Prederick Colleges Alumni Associations A. T. Ormond Princeton College Frederick College Alumni Association la Academy Hall Tae Day Sp.m B. V. Backey City Hotel Joss Gaiman & Co Fae Dry Goods Baltimore N. Elien Street W. Lexington Street

Fragmentary OCR Nimble Through Store Stops

Fragmented text shows garbled store route notes with stray phrases about stopping places and possible ETA, but content is unreadable. Unable to determine subjects, dates, people, or organizations from the readable fragments.

Fishing bill sparks Maryland legislature debate

Opponents argue the measure by Maryland legislators favors the rich and harms the poor, framing fishing and trapping as or a livelihood for many in Willamspor where these activities are a primary income source.

Willamspor Maryland

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