Weather Bureau Forecast And Air Pressure Notes
W. GL. Moors reports general weather conditions at 5 p.m. February 27 with the Mantross storm center near the lake region and a belt of low pressure extending to Texas. High pressure covers the Rocky Mountain region. a Pacific coast snowstorm is noted, country largely precipitation free. Forecast for Friday calls for fair and warmer weather in the Middle and North Atlantic States, with partial cloudiness and local showers in the South Atlantic and Gulf States, cooler in the lake region and upper Mississippi valley. The piece explains wind patterns around highs and lows, noting clear cool highs and potentially cloudy lows with varying winds across regions. A few ads follow including pocketbook lost notices and extensions tables.
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W. GL. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ats P.m
South Atlantic
Gulf
Western
Galleys
Rocky Mountain
Iske
New England
Mississippi
Missouri
North Atlantic
Gulf States
Miastasippi Valley
S Watch
Burglar Strikes Adamstown Homes In Night Burglary
Adamstown residents awoke to news of two robberies last night. At George C. Thomas’s residence $36 a gold watch and shoes were stolen after entry through an open window. The Rev Motter’s home was entered and a gold watch and $7 vanished. Richard K. R. Day’s house was also hit for several valuables. No clues exist to identify the thief.
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Adamatows
George C. Thomas
Motter
Richard KR. Dsy
Adamstown
Farewell Dance at West Fifth Street Home
A farewell dance and supper for Mr. Frederick Koebler at his West Fifth street home drew 35 couples. Organized by Dr. William Clem, the evening featured Coastes orchestra, games, and a substantial party supper as guests offered best wishes for his new home. A birthday party for Miss Carrie Grove, daughter of Mr. Grove, will be held at the Grove residence in Woodsboro this evening.
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Frederick Koebler
West Fifth Street
Koebler
William Clem
Eres
Anil
Birtspay Farty
Ren
Weit Ir Weaben Grove
Mest Woodsboro
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go Notable visit at Washington
Purely personal notices note Master William Romsberg Delashtmatt of Washington DC visiting his grandparents on South Market Street. Charles Yonson of East Sixth Street is mentioned. One person plans to leave next week, possibly Tiffin.
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William Romsberg Delashtmatt
Washington,d .C
Hin
South Market Street
Charles Yonson
East Sixth Street
Sor Tiffin
State Legislature sessions adjourn with many measures passed
Frederick County notes show both houses in session with bills touching county libraries roads and sanitary regulations. Proposals included raising consent to eighteen and creating a department of roads. Several appointees were announced by Gov Lowndes and the judiciary and tax bills advanced or amended. Delegations spoke on liquor sale near Forest Grove School and a joint conference was named on trit service reform.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Senate
Rastall
County
Moushey
Nerwood
Hilimore City
Maycrack City
Baltimore
Dell
Selars
Digi
Uamobell
Janétzke
Pennington
Park Commission of
Balti- More
Green Spring Avenue
City Council
Applegarth
Barber
Conningham
Chesley
George L. Wellington
United States
Maryland
Lowndes
Edwin J. Sawyer
Carroll County
Col
RB. Dorsey Coale
New Market Literary Club Sees Strong Turnout on Friday
A correspondent reports a good attendance at the New Market Literary Club meeting held at Mr. Acmm Boyer’s home on the first, with Miss Mary Hopkins reading Ei Field and his child friends. Gethal read The Well of St Heyne by Miss Alice Wood, and Miss Matt Boyer presented Holland and Her Little Queen. Recitations followed by Miss Elizabeth Sulligen, Miss Gertrude Sullivan, and Mrs. R. B. Haddley. Visitors included Miss Klipmein of Virginia, Miss Hattie Barnea of Mt Airy, and Miss Susie Pearce of Baltimore.
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Tee Nawa
Acmm Boyer
Mary Hopkins
Ei Field
Gethal
St Heyne
Alice’ Wood
Holland
Misa Matt Boyer
Misa Eizabeth Sulligen
Jerusalem
Gertrude Sullivan
du Maurier
Temple
R. B. Haddley
Klipmein
Virginis
Hattie Barnea
Mt Airy
Susie Pearce
Baitimore
State Forgers Case Draws Guilty Verdict In Circuit Court
The circuit court yesterday found George R. Breagie guilty of forging. Defense was led by Pampel and Motter. This morning the State vs Henry New opened. he faced a charge of throwing stones at a church near Wolfsville and was acquitted.
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Isitbe
Newbuck
Richurd O’gorman
New
George R. Breagie
Messrs. Pampel and
Motter
Henry New
Wolfsville
Feast of Parim Opens as Sundown Marks Start
The Feast of Parim begins at sundown yesterday and will continue until sundown today, a major festival in the He vee calendar observed with tradition and community gathering.
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Sundowon
Property Deed and Church Debate Mix in Local Notices
Fragmented deeds show transfers in Le Egnitteberg and Ee mlteberg districts with small sums noted. A lengthy dissenting letter discusses the Church of England’s origins, Rome's supremacy, and Henry VIII’s divorce, reflecting historical religion debates alongside brief sports notes from Eecomitaberg about a modest shooting match and a trade advertisement for Syrup of Pigs.
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Vincent Sebold
John C. Motter
John T. Geilwicks
le Egnitteberg
Marths A. Ficber
Fosbeal
John T Gelwicks
Gower Leveres
Istoi
Eemlteberg
Susan A Palmer
E D. Netebbers
Iste
P.uxr
Tan Ane
Ecwart
LAW TO REST GENERAL SHIVER AFTER FUNERAL
The funeral of General Edward Shriver was held yesterday with services at the home and burial at the Shriver family plot on Beutz Street. Clerks and judges from Frederick County Court adopted resolutions praising his long service and character. The ceremony included a belt of mourners from New York and Baltimore and a procession to Mt Olivet Cemetery for interment.
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Shriver
Frederick County
James McSherry
Mose
Wm. H. Hinks
Wm. P. Maulsby
Edward G. Eichelbarger
Mears
Wim. P. Mauspy
Edward P. Eichelberger
John C. Motter
Hammond Urcer
P. Frank Pampel
Frederick
General Shriver
Funeral of Mrs Augustus Wilson in Baltimore
The funeral of Mrs Augustus Wilson who died in Frederick was held at St Ignatius Church Baltimore with a solemn high mass of requiem. Fr Francis T McCarthy and Fr Francia Barnum officiated. Burial followed in the Wilson family lot at Greenmount with Father Barnum at the grave and pallbearers from Henry W Jenkins & Sons.
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Witece
Augustus Wilson
Frederick
St. Ignatius’ Catholic Church
Baltimore
Requum
Francis T. McCarthy
Francia Barnum
United States
William J. Ennis
Georgecows University
John A. Morgan
Loyels College
Wilson Famry
Greenmount
Barnum
McCarthy
Quill
Henry W. Jenkins & Sona
Foreclosure sale planned by Pennsylvania Railroad on Frederick division
Announcement yesterday stated the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell the Frederick division under foreclosure on Tuesday in the county Court House. The sale is expected to lead to a purchase by the Pennsylvania Company and possible later extension toward Washington. Directors held an annual meeting at the Northern Central building. Frederick directors left for Baltimore on a special train at 7:45 AM, Mayor Yeakle joining. Also notes marriage licenses for several couples including Warfield Sekoll of York and Frederick, Kauffman and Lewistown entries, Brunswick and city pairs, and death of Mr Stern’s sister in Baltimore with funeral plans. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted as aiding nervous troubles from poverty.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frederick
Court House
Pennsylvania Company
Washington
Tooth
Northern Central
Baltimore
Yeakle
Prison sentence for three colored men in Maryland
Acutences to serve ten years each in the Maryland Penitentiary were ordered for Williams Gibson and Joseph Newman after a judge’s decision. They were taken to confinement yesterday by Sheriff A. L. McBride.
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Tahee
Williams Gibson
Joseph Newman
Maryland
Jusee McSherry
Sherif AU
McBride Ag
Pus
Fragmentary note on trade terms and furnishings
A garbled line lists terms about work tomorrow and respect, mentions prices for furniture and carpets. It references CO B U tee and a shop or listing for wares including carpets and coverings with unclear punctuation and wording.
John Hendrickson and Others Named in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR item lists John Hendrickson and several individuals including Teel Depot of Frederick, Yurk Dey Guuds of Every Cure Yok Max and Yasun Invite, H. Haller, J. Kelles, Wm. V. Albaugh, BakBa Johnson. Contains damaged text and unclear context about a local notice or listing.
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Frederick Yurk
Max
Thos H. Haller
Otho J.kelles,wm. V. Albaugh
BakBa Johnson
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Unea
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Cumberland
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New York
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Meropoliten Savings Bank
Mears A. J. Rice & Hous
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East South Street
Dr Bachbach
United Fire Company
Boty
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Edward Zsniers
Howard Kussmacl
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Mones Fisher
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Ielao
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Draler
East Third Street
Frederick, Ma
Landatr
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Rational CaPitTal Brew CO
BAY View Brewery
Lagre Geer
Dukehast
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Exths Fine India
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Gov
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Market Street
John T. Wood
Winebrewer
Cresnen
Hamton
Lindsay
Gant
Sant Cauren Street
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mom & Kune
John Hendrickson
TUS Ummat Ced Teel Depot
Fyus Irb
Murey
Josx Henoniozson
F. V. Staub
Bardinee
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Pe Brothers
North Maeert &T
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Don Buorzens
Gournean
Otcal
Building XD Loan Association OF
Atlanta, GA
Motthern Department
Frederick Blance
Gect’s. and
Treas
Dan H. H. Steiner
Franklin B. Smith, MD
Dal T. Ordemar
Harry C. Erefer
Albadge, Arnt
Bodooe
Neidig
Prodeck 6
Indy Bristew
Feary H-Sea
Spl
Baus Super Fogs Co
Jule Carpets
Rudock & Neidig
AT. Rior & Bons
Estasuis Agp
A. T. Rice & Som
Frederick & Inter-State Telephone MO
Calle Ayer Ntehe Reemorly
James E. Walker & CO
J . Walerr & CO
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J.F. Eisensauer
J. F. Eisenhauer
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