Weather report and analysis from January regions
Special dispatch to The New Washington, D.C. January 13 reports general weather conditions in the lake regions Ohio and Mississippi Valleys and New England. A storm moved northeast into Canada, temperatures fell in the lake regions and central valleys, rose along the Atlantic coast, with light snow in Michigan and cloudy, threatening conditions elsewhere. Atmospheric pressure patterns and wind directions around high and low pressure areas described.
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W. L. Moors
Canada
New England
Middle States
Michigan
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic
New York
Atlantic Coast
Lower
Lake Region
Gulf Plates
E Winda
Fire at Frederick Brick Works Devastates Main Building
A large blaze gutted the Frederick Steam Brick Works main building and surrounding tunnels after an explosion in a tunnel. Firemen battled the flames for hours, saving the engine room and some machinery while estimating losses around twenty thousand dollars, with thirty six workers affected by the shutdown.
Brief Bill of Local and General Interest Items
Montgomery county commissioners approved paying Montelview Hospital Frederick 44.58 for indigent insane care. Rumor says an electric railway may link Western Maryland Railroad to Mount View in Washington county. The common clover folds its flowers at sundown. Silver candlesticks were noted in Britain by 959 AD. Frederick Council No. 1196 Royal Arch Masons to install new officers tomorrow. Frederick banks hold their annual director elections tomorrow.
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Board of County Commissioners
Montgomery County
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Britain
Royal Arcanim
Personal Notes From Frederick County Social Roundup
Pebly personal notices from Frederick County list guests and visits. Misses Addie and Fannie Miller host relatives in west Frederick. George W. Mull and Jacob Katarly visit friends in Hagerstown. Miss Jeanie Delashmait stays with Fr T H Delashmatt’s family in Frederick. Mrs B C McSherry visits Scranton Pa. Col D C Winebrener returns from New York. Charles V Eckenrake visits Ellicott City for studies. Bernard Grove family arrive and stay at Carlin House. John T Brosmus from Baltimore spends day in Frederick. Georgik Banner mentioned from Dante.
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Addie
Fannie Miller
West Frederick
Mise Sawver
Frederick
George W. Mull
Jacob
Katarly
Hagerstown
Jeanie Delashmait
Buckeystows
Thia County
T. H. Dewlaahmatt
Third Street
B.C. McSherry
East Second Street
Thomas M. Canz
Scranton
D.C. Winebrener
New York
Charles V. Eckenrake
Harney
Ellicott City
Rock Hill Col
Bernard Grove
Carlin House
John T. Brosmus
Baltimore
Misa Georgik Banner
Dante
Death toll and local incidents in Middletown and vicinity
Information came today of the sudden death of Mrs Nicholas Reel of Middletown Missouri. Mrs Reel was formerly Miss Pamper of this city and a slater to Mrs John Walter of North Market street with many local relatives grieving her loss. Schuyler Debbies aged about twenty four died at his home near Johnsville Ohio county after noon yesterday. He was a married man. Fire Saturday night around 10 o clock damaged the shoemaker shop portion of the New Market property of Mr C L Roeskey resulting in losses of about two thousand dollars with nearly all tools and feathers destroyed. The fire occurred while Mr Lenba was in Frederick. The annual election of officers of the Reformed Sunday School was held yesterday afternoon with results: Superintendent A C McCardell, assistant superintendent Jacob Rohrback, treasurer Wm P Bloc, secretary M E Dol, librarian J Harry Hauer, assistants Lewis A Rico, C Ed Kemp, Wm.
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Nicholas Reel
Nicholas Heel
Middletown
Missouri
Reel
Pamper
Slater
John Walter
North Market Street
Ios
Scrailer Devilers
Schuyler Debbies
Johnsville
Ohi County
New Starket
C. L. Roeskey
New Market
Akop
F. Leabs
Lenba
Frederick
Reformed Sunday School
A.C. McCardell
Ssaistaa
Jacob Rohrback
Tresscrer
Wm. P. Bloc
M. E. Dol
J. Harry Hauer
Lewis A. Rico
Kemp
Wan
Two Weddings Reported Near Middletown and Harmony
At the Young home three miles southwest of Middletown, Miss Emma Young married Hiram Remaburg in a ceremony with about 100 relatives. A second wedding, Mary Elizabeth Summers to William J. Eepier, occurred at Harmony with Rev. M. L. Beard officiating and the couple departing for Baltimore and Washington.
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Jacob Young
Middletown
Emma
Mendelasohn
Mim Sanner
Lizsie Remaburg
Ream Henriette
Ira J. Young
Miss Banner
ML. Beard
Iddietown Lutheran Church
8. B. Filster
Buar- Kittavile Lutheran Church
Lawson Summers
Harmony
Mary Elizabeth
Wm. J. Eepier
Bolivar
M. L. Beard
Alvah L. Beachley
Core Baer
Baltimore
Washington
Advertised Letters At Frederick City Post Office 1896
The Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters incl Charles Smith J Smith C J Staley Pastor James Metoral Chapel Kara Young Annie Staub Mary Vo Mamie Young and others. A two week window to claim. unclaimed letters go to dead letter. Also notes of skating on Frederick ponds with a trip to Frederick Junction for Mo hocacy after recent cold weather.
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Frederick City
Esturdsy
Frederick
Frederick Junction
TRE Bible Society Mevesty Fifty Fifth Anniversary Meeting
The Fifty Fifth Anniversary meeting of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County was held at the Evangelical Reformed Church with a large audience. The program included sermons readings and an address, followed by a collection and hymn, then the election of church representatives and the treasurer’s financial report.
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Frederick County
Evangelical Reformed Church
Uibe Society
Dr Eschbeck
Flogtog
Hyams
Lord
Preyer
A. H. Zimemeressz
Mr. Robimas
Wm H. Kurrer
Solo
Hoagane
G. Ed
Sentth
D. EH
Mordon
Bow Firms Foundation
Geneiius of the Lord
Protestant Episcopal Church
Barry Trail
Gospel Services Draw Huge City Opera House Crowd
Rev. A. H H Zimmerman of the Methodist Episcopal Church led the second Sunday gospel gathering in the City Opera House. The crowd filled the downstairs and gallery, with an overture and hymn as the choir, mainly Epworth League members, performed. Zimmerman spoke on Heaven, inspiring deep interest and fervent response. He noted the Charity Wood Yard relief efforts aiding the poor, and the event helped prompt a Frederick bar owner to cease business. The service ended with a benediction by Rev. C. W. Stneapring.
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City Opera House
A. H H. Zimmerman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waa
Epworth League
Zimmerman
Heaven
Wood Yard
Frederick
C. W. Sttneapring
U. B. Church
Hear Him Tomorrow Night Sermon Impacts New York Church
The Rev. Iglebart, pastor of a leading New York Methodist congregation, is praised as an eloquent but not sensational preacher. The Philadelphia Press notes his denunciations of public affairs, comparing his impact to Parkhurst on reform, aside from one notable earlier sermon against Tatamany Hall.
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Philadelphia
Iglebart
New York
Iglehart
Parkhurst
Tatamany Hall
Baltimore and Ohio line wreck derails passenger train
A bad wreck occurred on the main line between Weverton and Shenandoah Junction early Saturday morning. A limited passenger train derailed and twelve coaches were thrown across the track. No one was injured. Trains were rerouted via Hagerstown and the Washington County branch of the B&O to bypass the wreck.
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Baltimore and Gahia Railroad
Weverton
Shenandoah Jandon
Trenser
Hazerstown
N.R. EB
Washington County Brack
Murder in a Baltimore cigar store salesroom
Mire Mattie V Angelicr shot and killed Chae F Parker a salesman in her husband s Baltimore cigar store and pool room last Sunday evening because he had improper advances toward her. Mr Angelier a Corsican native of this county and his wife wait trial after the grand jury. The couple have five children and are under care of a neighbor. Martinsburg club plans to join Cumberland Valley League face a gloomy season with few supporters and only two members willing to take on responsibility. Emmitsburg real estate transfers involve Vincent Sebold and John C Morter buying J M Flan or estate house and lot on Maio street for 50 50.
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Mattie V. Angelicr
Chae F. Parker
Baltimore
Mr. Angelie
Dante Kwomley
New Market
Mr. Angelier
Thiety
Frederick
Martinaburg
Martinsburg
W. N. Linch
James F. Thompson
Rog Frievat
Emmitsburg
Annan
Vincent Sebold
John C. Morter
Maio Sreet
Emmiteburg
J. M. Flanor
J. Thomas Gelwicks
Practical Charity Wood Yard Aids Brick Workers
The Practical Charity Wood Yard reports progress and relief for brick works employees displaced by fire. Workers displaced from the brick works are invited to join the wood yard until their old positions return. Election of Officers at St Johns Beneficial Association elected Judge James McSherry president J Roger McSherry vice president George S Rodock secretary William M Crimlius treasurer and stewards William E Gannon J Henry Doll John Geltner Jacob Hartmay messenger.
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Practical Charity
Wood Yard
St. Jobo’s Benefital Association
James McSherry
J. Roger McSherry
George 8. Rodock
Tressurer
Wm. M. Crimmlius
Wm. E. Gannon
J. Henry Doll
John Geltner
Jacob Hartmay
In Loving Remembrance and Lectures at Opera House
In loving remembrance of Berniece Ethel Conrad who died January 7, 1895. A note of eternal home and a wreath of flowers. Also an announcement for next Tuesday January 14 at the Opera House to hear Rev Ferdinand Iglehart of Park Avenue M. E. Church New York speak on Brawn and Bread. Reserved seats ten cents etc.
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Berniece
Ethel Conrad
Iittis
Heavenly Father
Hon
Pamenis
Ohy Opera House
Ferdinand
Iglehart
Park Avenue M. E. Church
New York
Igiehart
Yeakle's
Key Monument Association to Meet This Evening
An adjourned meeting of the Key Monument Association will be held at the Mi C A rooms this evening at 8 30 o clock.
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Key Monument Association
Mi. C. A
Shiner Milling Co Offers Handome Kew Calendars
An advertisement from Shiner Milling Co urges readers to obtain a handsome Kew calendar if they have not received one yet, mentioning Oaresville Roller Flour and hominy meal. The fragmentary copy also references Cora Chop in Bend.
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Oaresville
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