Weather Bulletin From Chief W. Hasermeron
The storm shifts from north of Lake Superior toward New Brunswick with a developing pressure ridge from the East Gulf to Lake Superior. Light snow in Tow er Lake Region and Mid dle Slope, temperature drops in Northwest and Atlantic Gulf Ohio Valley. Signals at New rt Narragansett Gods Hall. If cloud rain today, expect here in a day or two. A cold or warm N W wave means colder or warmer conditions locally.
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W. Hasermeron
Weather Bureau
Lake Superior
New Brunswick
Montana
East Gulf
Middle
Pacific Coast
Tower Lake
Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Newrt
Narragansett
Gods Hall
New Advs Today in The Nowe We commend caret deortisgers
A garbled classified style page lists ads for poultry for sale houses for rent auctions and various local services. Names like Bartgis Housed hotel Central National Bank and J N Zimmerman appear amid scattered product mentions and notices. The chaotic OCR yields multiple items including Wanted ads and goods for sale with minimal readable details.
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Csoseeness
Patrick Bt
J. O. Barger
Norge
City Hotel
F. B. Sappington
Bartgis’ Bowling Aley
Bock Beer
Bartgis
Rodsch & Neldiz
Secereazcenaee de Fi
Erverene Eener - Markell & Trail
L. M. Nixdorff
Ladies' Auxiliary
Smith's
Bird
Steponeees
The Big and Little of Ad Space Use
This note argues small ads can work if well crafted and different from typical inserts. It warns against cramming poor content into space and suggests using adequate space when possible. It likens effective ads to precise hammer blows and emphasizes treating advertising as an investment for the Taz Weekly News deadline.
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Becaure
Jas
Taz Wezely News
Tod
New switchboard and conveniences added on East Patrick street
Brief items note the insertion of a new switchboard and other improvements at the telephone exchange on East Patrick street. Also recorded are the marriage of W. W. Abraham of Richmond to Minnie F. Zimmerman of Frederick, and Frostburg Firemen officials planning a visit in April. The Gambrill steam firing mill resumed operations after repairs, and literary mentions include Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and others contributing to the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Snd
Esdt
Patrick Street
WW. Abraham
Richmond
Minnie F. Zimmerman
Frederick
Frostburg Journal
J. Roger McEbeny
W. Af. Cummins
Maryland Firemen’s Organization
Frostburg
Joesi
Jane
Carrol Street
Lizabeth Stuart Phelps
Mra
A.D. T. Whitney
Robert Collyer
Waler Besantar
Ladies’ Home Journal
Nettia Rice
Liberty Lot
Walkersville
Woodasboro Turnpike Road
David (. Thomas
Frederick City
Woodaboro Turnpike
Bank Dar
Franklin Bank
Church St
Ctts
Patrick St
Sore
Lickaville
16Th
Greenfield Mills
Tall
Noah
Cramer
North Market Street
Indicted True Bills Found by Grand Jury
A grand jury returned true bills indicating indictments. Details of defendants, charges, and the court handling the cases are not specified in the fragment. The action confirms formal accusations proceeding to trial.
Grand Jury report cites bribe allegations against three Frederick officials
Frederick county grand jury reports investigations into Tobias Main superintendent charges, indicting three county commissioners Frank House William Morrison and James Delaughter for accepting a bribe while Main faces bribe accusations. The panel criticizes county charity oversight, auditing and procurement practices, noting staffing shortages and lax controls at Montervue Hospital and the Board of Charities and Correction.
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Main
Muetevee
Board of Trustees Clean in Inquiry into Corruption Claims
A scanned report asserts the board will guide the institution to best advantage and remain free of politics. It notes charges about a collector’s office were investigated and the allegations against Mr J We. Bengamin were thoroughly exonerated. The session also confirms travel at personal expense for Monte Wee and finds the buildings and locations in good condition.
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Ard
J We. Bengamin
Monte
Lorates
Ad Wa
Monville County Criminal Docket Opens With Williams Case
The Montevue Circuit Court convenes with Judges Lynch and Aenderton presiding. The first trial is State vs George Williams, a colored man charged with assaulting W. W. Lease and Mrs. Ano Batson. Grand jury reconvenes with more witnesses in the Montevue case. Superintendent Main’s bribery charges against county officials prompt defense of Augustus L. Boteler, the board of charities treasurer, who is defended as honorable. Main retracts, expresses regret for implying dishonesty in Boteler. Boteler is noted as a respected Frederick citizen holding multiple posts. Also noted are Genuine diamond back terrapin offerings.
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Montevue
Circuit Court Way
Lynch
Aenderton
George Wiliams
Williams
W. W. Lease
Ano Batson
Montevne
Main
Augustus L. Boteler
Board of Charities and Correction
Dilla
Mr. Boteler
Chagas
Boteler
Frederick
County Correspondence from Derwood Eb 25
Walter Moberly lost several fine hogs during the recent cold wave. A. F. Babbitt returns after a year in Indiana. Miss Nettie Beckwith visits Miss Mary Golmead in Washington DC. John E. Trompson returns from Wheaton in improved health. William C. Hoskinson visits Clarence Hoskinson. James O. Childs paid a flying visit. E T Bean guests Miss Clara Ervin. C W Thompson revisits near here. Mrs. Coles improves after illness. Mrs. Prasly Snyder critically ill at home. Some locals join Prof Meema dancing class at Oakmont. Samuel Vanes called to jury duty for term.
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Wiliam C. Hoskinson
Poalesville
Clarence Hoskinson
James O. Childs
E. T. Bean
Clara Ervin
C. W. Thompson
Washington
Margaret Cols
Prasly Snyder
Meema
Oakmont
Samuel Vanes
4 Diegrace to Frederick
To the Editor of The Nave a letter complains that young men calling themselves respectable harass women on streets. They stand on corners or near an engine house and make insulting remarks to passing ladies. The writer urges city authorities to take immediate action to stop the nightly behavior.
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Frederick
Sandsy
Osx Woo
Pension Granted for Mrs Fairfax Widow of Admiral Fairfax
Representative McEaig secured passage in the House for a pension of 30 dollars monthly to Mrs Alice Foote Fairfax of Hagerstown widow of Admiral Fairfax and daughter of Admiral Foote. A Senate bill for 40 dollars monthly was reduced by amendment to 30 dollars and passed without opposition. The article notes salt water craters at Saller's.
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Fairfax
McEaig
Alice Foote Fairfax
Hagerstown
Admiral Fairfax
Admiral Foote
Senate
Falrisz
McKaig
Kenilworth Club to visit Frederick for a comedy
The Kenilworth Club of Baltimore visits Frederick tonight under the Catholic Club auspices to perform a play titled A Comical Tracedy. The well known Baltimore society members bring scenery and costumes for a rare dramatic treat for attendees.
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City Hall
Kenilworth Club
Baltimore
Frederick
Kenilworth
Belief For The Poor And Community Aid In Frederick
A Frederick news item outlines the Carlin House Relief Association's soup program for the city's poor, detailing donations of money and merchandise, the meals provided, and committee members. It also notes a separate event featuring Professor E D Andrews at the skating rink, plus local notes on a Young Republicans meeting, a bid for a People’s Party convention, a Montgomery County fire, and a marketing blurb for Cercerne Roller Flour.
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Carlin House Relief Association
Carlin House
Agece
Orem
Vute
Mithal
E. D. Andrews
Local Ads Highlight Bargains and Notices in Frederick
The page lists various local offers from Smithh's Temple of Fancy in Fredericks, including baby carriage sales and seed onions, plus real estate and loan services by John Hendrickson. It also notes a political candidacy for Frederick County and a new fabric and quilt stock line with low prices, plus general housewares, rugs, carpets, and furniture remnants.
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Enries
China
Tiagocda
Lempe
Smithh’s Temple of
Faccy
Frederics
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Peh
Llam
Palr
Colier
GEAND
Frederick County
Theiry
Tobias F. Main
Menterue Hospital
Hs Place
Democratic Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
Frank House
Wm x. Morrison
James H. Delaughter
Wees
Mesers
House
Morrison
Delaughter
Mr. Main
Home
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Emmitsburg
Juay
Circuit Court
Monterus Hospital
Board of Commissioners
Accoustese
Board of Commissoners
Montene
Board of Charities
Board of Charities God Correction
Inssae
Belog
Revere
Monte- Vue
Simers
Cixclit
Halier’s
Aven Ie
Saller’s
Carlin Hones
Arther Potts
Beary Williams
A. Gregg Miter
George M. Potts
ES Etchelberger
Charies W. Roza
HA Blackssor
Wm M. Crinm
C. B. Howard
Geo. Glesyner
KJ. Borker
B. B. Remsburg
John T. Brosius
Frank Gosde
John W. Morrie
Janie Willlama
Ella Shriver
John A. Williama
B. Grove
F. Baughms
Ignatius Goode
Chas. Diffendal
Wr. Betant
D. CG
C. Baumgardner
F. Eisenhauer
Birely Bros
C. GC. Carty
D. H. Gambrifl
News Office
Messra P. E. Long
Howard
A. @. Miller
Haller’s
Young Sen
Repubiican Association
Best Church Street
Wm. W. Fleming
Walter Vrooman
People’s Party
Baltimore City
Montgomery
Benj. W. Alinntt
Montgomery County
Allanit
Shriner Milling CO
East Fatrick Street
Eaxcele Cereevilleroller
Guecy
Aleemith
Dreer
Bole
Smith's Temple of Fancy
W. 8. Miller & CO
P. A. Priert
Cumberland
Saltimore Vein
Lyeen
E Valley
Borge's
Urbee
Verry Ge Son
Diloe
East Patrick Arrest
Water Street Depot
Noae, E. Cramer
Oah E. Cramer
Ny Aid
Attorneys-At-Law
Alfred Bitter
Bon
J. Alfred Ritter
Chanchey
Court House, Court
Treat Frederick
Thomas & Clary
Thomad
Clary
Lewis Tre
Liberty
Welling
Weert Patrick
Fracerick
West Pattick St. Frederick
Janisdewis
John Hendeidkon
Ealel
Kaiki
Rample
J Ork Herontoxson
F. V. Staub
PNR
California
F. W
N. Market ST
Doll Brothers
Pa Brothers
WEAF
Barorszis
Stiup
Rullige
Percates
Joen A. Kennedy
F&st
Cali
Menanx & Kew
Joem
John A. Hennedy
Hamburg
Tatlor
N. Mareet of
Newhecfpice
Bodook
Neidig Rovock & Kew
BLY Lowe
Recuiacture
Lard
Ruluck & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ree & Sons Funeral Directors
Frederic
James K Walker & CO
J K. Walker
Tor
Lea& Mee
Toiai
James E
Allen Rohrbace
Sarimess
B. H. Bladeston
Brickstony
Zb. H. Buacaston
N. Warn Riotreet
Ountain View
Santa
C. F. Roihenhoeter
Rederick
Fede Felnegal Pice Foulury
Berret
Plymouth Rocks
Legbert
Wyandoths
Houdars Amd
Straisz
Harry Goodsel
SnrWanto Frederick
Prtusixe and
Gale Fitilng
George A. Wien
Scotet SR
Bard
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