Weather Forecast for January 6 7 1900s
The Daily News reports a forecast for January 6 to 7 with rising temperatures in the Middle and Northern Rocky Mountain districts and falling readings in the lake regions, central valley, and South. High pressure lags on the Atlantic coast while Mississippi Valley shows above normal warmth and Texas sees rain.
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Min Weanssday
W. L. Moone
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Central
Atlantic
Boutera New England
Miesissippi Valley
Mississippi Valley
Tax Vacatx News Ad Arrival Details
The weekly publication promises a twelve page issue with features and advertising value. Deadline for ad copy is 6 p m Wednesday and changes by 6 p m the same day to ensure inclusion in the forthcoming issue.
Personal and College News Update from Local Press
Mr Charlie Dertsbaugh returns home from Baltimore and Annapolis to cheers of friends. Several locals depart for work, study, or family duties, including Misses Kline heading to Reading and Miss Kerr joining Leva Kepler at the Woman's College in Baltimore. Catholic Club elects officers for the year as studies resume at the Woman's College after a two week holiday break. Prof. Apple, who spent time with the southern family, is expected back at the college today.
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Charlie Dertsbaugh
Baltimore
Annapolis
Sellman
Galther
Accest
Spoakion Sa
Washington
L. Stoner
Ming Virginia A. Motter
Taneytown
Beste Motter
A. H. Zimmerman
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
C. T. Young
Florence Gill
Mate Dawnon
George Heinlein
Westeraet
Woman’s College
Yeneraey
Apple
Fire Company Elections and Union Officers At Close Of Year
The annual election of officers for the United Steam Fire Company No 3 was held with Lloyd T. Mactusi Jr named president and a full slate of vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and directors. A separate Juniors election produced Edward Eoots as president and multiple foremen, engineers, and hose directors listed. The meeting was well attended with reports showing good company condition and several new members elected. In Statesville NC a wedding occurred as B J Law officiated, Gertrude Law as bridesmaid, M Frenk Latimer as best man, and a large Washington DC wedding party. The ceremony featured music, decorations, and a reception at the bride’s parents’ home, followed by a move to Annapolis Junction for the couple’s new home in Washington.
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Cllxere
Lloyd T. Mactusi, Jr
Giean BH. Worthington
Frack C. Norwood
Hiram R Herk Treaserer
John Wilson
Derri Kolb
Will
F. E. Company
Edward Eooats
J. N. Voy
George B Rodock
Wm P. Rice
J. Edward Rie
Thomas P. Rice
M. F. Lesse
B. K. Lorenza
William A. Shipley
John Bopat
Lewis Kwearing
Jacob Eaterly
George D. Wolfe
Robert Thomas
Frank Bender
George Thomas
John Thomas
Jar. H. Davis
Robert Conrad
Charles Kelley
Charles Yinger
Harry Shipley
George Cram
F. Thomas
Btatesville
North Carolina
la France
Taos
Alsien
Fm Lise
Saale Luaby
Latino
Borakte Lawyes
J. G Qartogs
Washington
Annie Baesford
Misa Nore Kellar
Baltimore
J. T. Neal
Besale
Milas Sorle Leaby
Frank Schwitzer
Annapolis Junction
Ff. W. Linthicam
John Owens
William &Chafer
John Robast, Jr
Posidon
Linzig
Emmia
Charlesley
Flor
Bell
Eilie
Ette Fish
Arry Hunteberry
Geese
Willie
Mellie
Minnie
Ivy
Onie Owens
Mamie Wilfey
Middletown
Mise Magpie Biggs
Misa Bianche Pollman
Milas Virgle Hughes
Ciloton Basford
Leonard Willams
Faons Basford
Adie
Temps
Grace
Pennsylvania Avenas
N. W
D. C
Pretty Washington wedding at General Allan home
The Washington Post notes a stylish wedding at General and Mrs. Edgar Allan’s home 1801 Eleventh Street NorthWest. Miss Louie Lilian Allan wed Bernard Leo Grove in a green and white decor, with a wedding bell centerpiece and monograms A and G. The cream brocaded satin gown featured lace and orange blossoms, while the groom carried a bouquet and wore a sparkling diamond crescent. A large reception followed with many judges and notable guests from Maryland and Virginia attending.
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Washington, D. C
Edgar Allan
Eleventh Street Northwasd
Louie Lilian Allan
Bernard Leo Grove
Bride Rosss
Master Howard
Jittie Edos Cramp
F. H. Cramp
Laura Grove
Edith Coffin
Pittsburg
Addis C. Paine
Boston
Mabel Wilder
New York
Mien Froude Bellew
Devonshire
Anns Chapman
Wasoa
Mina Stolle Bennett
Takoma Park
Lola Allen
al- Jan
Maryland
Waddill
Serier
James. Brady
M. A. Coles
Virginis
Brackett
J. H. Bryant
Smancaster
Willem Spelden
Albert Spelden
Bennett
Stella Bennett
Lampoon
Webb
Eliot
Dadge Asiats
Willoughby
Snd
Burke
John W. Clarke
Mies Sallie Hamlin
Brinker
A. B. Brown
E M. Tracil
Chapsasz
Bailey
J. 3. Diaodjey
Sed
Speiden
Air
Peck
Mies Th Peck
Hotchkiss
James Gray
J.C. Chaney
G. G. Morris
T. W
Harry Grove
Ernest Grove
Mia
M.D Grove
Anita Schade
Winter
Miss Haas
Dalton
Frazier
Frank W. Brown
Col
Cecil Clay
Mra. Clay
Miss Clay
Mise Brown
Mims Mitchell
Misa Batbridge
Richmond
Gaisie Crows
Savage
Howard County
Mina Ide Washington
G. W. Ninnapmer
Garage
James W. Biggs
Adamstown
Frederick County
Otho Colyer Barkley
Washington, D.C
Fourth biennial report from Owings Mills asylum released
The Maryland Asylum and Training School for Feeble Minded at Owings Mills in Baltimore county submitted its fourth biennial report to the Governor. Hon M G Urner serves as vice president of this association. A large crowd enjoyed skating on Hanser's pond with afternoon and evening sessions. Snow briefly fell last evening and ice was hauled in several loads. current ice thickness ranges from five to eight inches with no snow.
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Maryland Asylum and Training School For
Owings Millis
Baltimore County
M. G. Urner
Hanser's Pond
Yeater
Bnow
Frederick
Election of YM Catholic Union Officers at South Market
At a regular meeting of the Young Men's Catholic Union held at their headquarters on South Market Street officers for the coming year were elected. Geo. T. Roberts was named president with Geo. Crum and Dno. Walsh as vice presidents and Albert Smith as secretary. C. F. Brenser is treasurer. Directors include Elmer Drup Vinson Hoaff and Geo. Topper with W Alam Arch Bald Walsh as sergeant at arms.
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Young Men's Catholic Union
South Market
Geo. T. Roberts
Geo. Crum
Dno. Walsh
Albert Smith
C. F. Brenser
Elmer Drup
Vinson Hoaff
Geo. Topper
W Alam Archbald Walsh
Charity Wood Yard Opens in Frederick for Poor Relief
A charity wood yard starts work in Frederick with ten workers eight white and two colored, building a shed to store wood for distribution. The site near Hewitt factory was chosen, five workers hired today, and orders for wood received. Donations flow in including a carload of wood and cash gifts, with a gospel hymn service planned to raise funds.
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Woody Ri
Citisens
Frederick
Ube
Plas
Betteg
W. F. Catlon
Andere
A. Himmerman
Morey
Wood ‘Yard
Ald Frederick City
Bomaines
Wood Yard
Charles Stradman
Joseph Vollase
City Opara
City Opera Bodie
Wood
Sapton Lehtling
George Bram i Eomreny
Charles Ballwood
Tan News
Ssianlay
Wood Yard Fund
Sand
Lst
B. B. Bhowmen
Fire Devastates Renner Store and Ross Jetty Plant
A blaze at New Midway totally destroyed Francis Renner's large building housing Geo I Renner's general store and post office on the first floor with Rose Jelly lotion fabrication on the second. Incendiary origin suspected. Most post office records saved. about forty dollars in stamps lost. Stock and building destroyed. insured for around 4,000. Baltimore County companies showing coverage.
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Francis Renner
New Midway
Geo. I Renner
Fer Honaire
Berio
Arance
Aes
Baltimore County Mesa
Repre
Inibis Elly
Maryland Rep Wellington Seeks U S Senate Seat
Mr. Wellington of Maryland’s sixth district told Baltimore last night he will use all means to advance his candidacy for the United States senatorship to succeed Senator Gibson and has received assurances of legislative support he is encouraged to believe will bring victory.
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Wellington
Maryland
Baltimore
United States
Gibson
The Key Monument Association Meeting Tonight
The Key Monument Association will meet at 8 o'clock this evening in YMCA rooms. It plans a penny drive from school children nationwide for the monument fund. Frederick Bicycle Club officers were elected: President M J Kennedy, Vice President A H Briah, Secretary John Kennedy, Treasurer George Birely, Captain J Murray Briah, Lieutenant and bugler George H Keyser.
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Key Monument Association
United States
Monument Fund
Mats
Washington
Esole Club
Frederick
Iruatees Sale Seals Real Estate Deal in Johnsville
Trustee Nicholls Boone sells the real estate of Jeare Morningstar in Johnsville at a private sale. Purchaser Wintermaen of Clemsonville buys a jet dwelling and shop for 650 dollars. Dintirma to take possession in April.
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Iruatees
Nicholls Boone
Partic Sale
Leis Jeare Morningstar
Johnsville
Wintermaen
Clemsonville
Dintirma
Social World Leap-Trae DaKeR Im Promptu Event
An impromptu reappearance will be held in Independent Hall this evening in honor of Minos Turner of Philadelphia. Miss Willie Ritchie and three eight Chapline will attend. chaperones listed include Mrs F. Smith, Mrs J. Simmons, Mrs Chapline, Mrs Henry Willeims, Mrs L M Nixdorf, Mrs Helen Schlay, Mrs Edward Grove, Mrs Dudley Page and Mrs Charles W Rosa.
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Edward Grove
George Ed. Smith
Dudley Page
Charles W Rosa
Kowa of the Churches Seeks Revival at West Fourth Street
German Baptist congregation opens a series of meetings at TS B o clock with song service led by Elder Eli Yourtseell. Rev. L B Mitee of Manhelm Pa to preach on Sundays and Mondays, with services at Wolteril's and Myererile. Missionary Society events in the Reformed Church include preparations for Holy Communion. Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County to hear Dr. Vanhlels next Sunday. The sixteenth anniversary of the Missionary Society observed with reports by R S Burrow and L A Rice, address by Wm A Lampe, and closing remarks by Eschbach. Rev A H Zimmerman notes gospel meetings at the Opera House. A reported P B Chapel at Barkittville is denied. St Mark's rector Helfenstein says a small frame chapel may be built, funded by local and distant contributors. St Mark's Merryland Tract to receive 3,000 from Mrs Ann Claggett will for a tower, not reallocated.
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Myererile
Kivnlag
Misionary Society of the Reformed Church
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Elde
Vanhlels
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Burrow
Society
L. A Rice
Jan Tetaresting
Wm. A. Lampe
Princeton College
Eschbach
A. H. Zimmerman
Baling
Poloted
P. &. Chapal
Barkittville
Edward T. Helfenstein
St. Mark's Parieh
Ann Claggett
St. Mark's Church
Merryland Tract
Work of Death: infant Murray dies at four months
Dayona Grace Murray, infant daughter of Lora M. and Clarence M. Murray, died December 30, 1805, at 4 months and 9 days old. Death caused by congestion of the lungs. Burial took place at Zion Lutheran graveyard.
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Dayona Grace Murray
Lora M
Clarence M. Murray
Mr. Zion Lutheran Graveyard
Inauguration Excursion Tickets Offered for Governor Lowndes Ceremony
Local notice from Frederick Maryland dated January 1 1898 advertises sale of cider and invites attention to B and O Railroad excursion rates for the Governor Lowndes inaugural at Annapolis on January 8. Reduced round trips available from Maryland points for January 7 to 10.
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Lowndes
Thore Dealiing
Annapollo
Polute
Maryland
Bad Fall Near Martiesburg W Va Injures Worker
A man named Charles Darrow was badly hurt after a fall from a freight train near Martinsburg West Virginia while en route to town. He was employed at Baker Brothers kiln two miles away and received aid after the incident.
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Charles Darrow
Martiesburg
W. Va
Baker Brothers
Handecms Calendar and local funeral notice
A Handecms Calendar by Geo K Birely Sons showcases 1996 calendars by Tam News printing. Mies Mabel homes held a funeral service at South Market Street with Rev Osborne Ingle and J C Hawk officiating. Pallbearers named were Harry Casty Fred McCardell Grayson Reneer and John Young, with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Messrs. Geo. K. Birely & Sons
Tam News
Mies Mabel
South Market Street
Osborne Ingle
J. C O "Hawk
Harry Casty
Fred McCardell
Grayson Reneer
John Young
Mt Olivet
W. H
Etchisom Wes
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