Weather map notes high pressure and incoming Western Canada storm
Weather report at 8 p.m. February 24 describes a passing northeastern storm, a new Western Canada system, and a high pressure belt across the lakes separating systems. Light rain on the Texas coast, mainly clear in Central and Upper Mississippi Valley, with colder air in New England and the Middle States. Tue forecast calls for generally fair weather, with temperature shifts regionally and wind patterns explained.
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Lake Region
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Gulf Coast
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Weekly News ad copy deadline and features
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. Advertising space is highlighted with many advantages and copy deadlines are given for new ads and changes by Wednesday at 6 p.m. and 12 p.m. respectively.
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collection of short items notes Bismarck room furnishings Detroit school book grants 1805 circulation eclipse plans for July 27 to observers, Court of Appeals term arguments, near-suffocation gun incident at Franklin House Hagerstown, ancient embankments Nile, Lugne Poe puppet theatre in Paris, tabernacle in Salt Lake City acoustic marvel and mail time change, Independent Hose Co No 1 special meeting, and a drug claim praising Sarsaparilla as a tonic.
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Lugne Poe
Paris
Jefferson
Western Mall
Independent Hose Company No.1
Porpoecat
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Church of England debate on papal divorce and English charter origins
Letters from the People discuss Pope, Henry VIII, and Magna Carta in a critique of English church history, noting the church’s continuity in England before and after Henry VIII, with references to Augustine, Langton, and events around 1215. The piece argues the Church of England’s emergence and old papal ties versus liberation.
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Henry Toe Elzhth
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Bogland
England
Stephen Langton
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Joho
Henry the Eighth
Augustine
Papal
Church of England
Southward trip prompts Frederick visit for business
Police Justice Eckstein returns to Frederick after a North Carolina excursion with Berserd Herring seeking a desirable business location. Eckstein toured Charlotte and nearby days, noting opportunities. Plans discuss a factory opening with Evett’s facility and a move to engage in tobacco-related ventures alongside Frederick associates.
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Frederick
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Ecksein
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Court Hearings and Sentences In Frederick Burglary Case
The Circuit Court heard Ubal of the Siste charged with breaking a large plate glass window and stealing shoes from Mr. George A. Gilbert on North Market Street. Newman, in a related burglary, was sentenced to ten years. He fled to Baltimore then Frederick before arrest. Other cases included Wilbert Hoskins shell games for six months more, John Costly carrying concealed weapons, Charles Gardner same charge jailed thirty days, and Wo Rowe fined ten dollars for adultery. Perjury case against Eid Gibson continued. Gibson had been cleared in a previous Emancipation watch theft.
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McSherry
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Newman
Sten
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Wan
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Tn Welf
Wilbert Hoskins
Hoskins
Aince
John Costly
Charles Gardner
Tse jaLzes
Liherty
Rowe
Costa
Eid Gibson
Gibson
Carter
News of the Churches
Mr. A. O. McCardell was elected treasurer of the Reformed Church to succeed the late Joseph Crontee. Forty hours devotion at St John’s Catholic church ended with high mass. One hundred five members of the U A M attended the service at United Brethren church in new regalia. A patriotic sermon was preached by Rev TM Limnespring. The Reformed Church held a donation party for the poor with clothing groceries provisions and money contributed.
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Reformed Church
Joseph Crontee
St. John’s Catholic Church
United Brethren Church
W. Limnespring
Local Names Suffer Ailments In Quiet City Row
The Stick reports on several residents of West Third Street facing illness. John P. Renner of Renner & Kemp recovered enough to stand briefly on his porch after pneumonia. Chas Tyson from the clerk's office, Mollie Kemp, A Kemp Kester, and young David Bowins show varying improvements or continued illness.
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Renner & Kemp
Chas. B. Tyson
Mollie Kemp
West Third Street
A. Kemp Kester
David Bowins
Elward Bowlus
Capt Natl in the Cold The Baltimore Herald on Captain H Clay Nall
The Baltimore Herald criticizes Govorner's green bag for omitting Captain H Clay Nall from acknowledgments. It lauds Nall as a faithful, indefatigable secretary of the State committee and notes his modesty in not seeking recognition despite many friends urging it.
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Law grip grips murder case in Baltimore court
Mattie V Angeelier and husband Frank Angeilier of New Market were arraigned in Baltimore Criminal Court on charges of murdering Charles F Parker by firing from their North Charles street home on January 11. They are indicted as principals and accessories. Their counsel William C Campbell asked for a speedy trial. A separate note says a fire destroyed a frame house near Cssoctin Farnace in the county, owned by the Kunkle estate and tenanted by Richard Green and family, leaving them destitute with losses including bacon and potatoes.
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Frank Angeiler
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This County
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Baltimore
Charles F. Parker
North Charles Street
Bear Union Station
William C. Campbell
Cssoctin Farnace
Richard Green
Kunkle
Branch obstruction removed delaying telephone line repair
A large dead branch was removed from a tree in Coon by an Interstate Telephone Co employee to clear lines between poles. The branch, nearly cut through, was lowered with a rope to facilitate unstringing the wires without interference.
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Coonequate
Interstate Telephone Company
State Legislature Faces Deadlock and Budget Debates
The General Assembly convened with both houses in session, considering a batch of bills on tobacco waterworks, warehouse leases, and tax amendments. A senatorial quorum issue surfaced, while debates over reassessment and mortgage taxation dominated floor action in Frederick County and Baltimore area discussions.
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Ore
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Port Deposit elects town communioners
News from the state reports local elections in Port Deposit for town communioners and notes community events across Carroll and Harford counties. A spate of minor incidents includes a broken collar bone, a sudden death in Mount Atry, and a jail escape at Cambridge with one recaptured.
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Belair
George Hood
Mount Atry
Carroll County
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William bin
Kimbleville
Annapolis
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Tug Wilison
Elliott City
Howard County
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Roland Ltinchcomb
Atter Worak College Holds Jubilant Saturday Event
A college event featured a formal address and a display of national colors, with a dessert, book titles in caps, and games with prizes. Mince Myrtle Kook and Elie Staley won a pair of craft prizes, while Miss Kate Rach received a portrait prize for least guesses in a game. Mrs. Diozier chaired the evening, praised for organization. the event ended with applause and thanks. Court release notes: Charles C. Zeigler executor released.
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Local horse shoer continues business after reports
The author states he has not ceased horse shoeing and will keep operating at his old South Market Street stand in Tharkfor. He thanks patrons for past kindness and offers up to date methods with competitive prices and reliable workmanship.
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Tharkfor
Frederick College Alumni Association to Meet in Academy Hall
Prof A T Ormond of Princeton College to deliver the address at the Frederick College Alumni Association annual meeting in Academy Hall on Tuesday February 25 at 8 p m. Public invited. admission is free.
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Princeton College
Frederick College Alumni Association
Academy Hall
Personally Conducted Tours to Jacksonville on Pennsyline
Pennsylvania Railroad offers personally conducted two week tours to Florida from New York and Philadelphia. Special train travels to Jacksonville in about thirty hours with tour staff aboard for passenger comfort. Rates start at 1 00 from New York and 4800 from Philadelphia with various proximity pricing from other points.
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