Weather Bureau Summary Of January Weather Conditions
Chief L Moors reports January 1 conditions show a southeasterly drift of low pressure from the lower lake region toward the Middle Atlantic coast. A broad pressure belt extends from New England to the Ohio Valley and Gulf of Mexico with a storm area moving from Manitoba into Northern Minnesota. Snow and rain occur in parts of New England, Middle Atlantic, and the South Atlantic, with varying cloudiness elsewhere. Temperature shifts include cooling in Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, with warming in the Upper Mississippi, Missouri Valley, and the Rocky Mountain slopes. Overall, fair to partly cloudy in the East and Southwest, with rain or snow possible in the Middle West and Mid-Atlantic regions. Winds circulate clockwise around highs and counterclockwise around lows, bringing warm moist air from the south to the southeast and east of lows.
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D. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Cavera
atSo
Lower Lake Region
Colorado
Kansas
New England
Middle States
Norfolk
Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
North Dakota
Texas
Lower
Iske
Soath Atlantic
Southwest
Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Misslestop
Ohio
Lake
Kote
Classified Ads Montage Mentions Various Listings
An eclectic snippet lists multiple small ads including clothing wanted, butchering stand for rent, a sale listing, and several personal names such as SouxxFor, M. Biser, W. A. Mansfeld, E A Rabane, and Carty. The fragment references Leisure Moments and other brief notices without cohesive context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Biser
Saleemin
W. A. Mansfeld
A. Rabane
Big
Rodock & Neldig
Carty
Deaths and funeral notices fill pages of local paper
Obituary notices report John F Hauer of West Bun Street dead at 1 16 pm Sunday aged 79 born April 11 1818 with five children among survivors and funeral at 2 pm the next day at Mr W H Bradshaw home. Rev Osborne Togle to officiate with interment at Mt Olivet. Also Cordelia Dryden widow of Josiah Dryden of Baltimore dies after long illness aged 71 with funeral January 11 at 2 pm from 933 Madison Avenue. interment private. Further notices include Edward Word and George Khanh among others, with brief funeral and burial details in Montgomery and Myersville areas.
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Gore
John F. Hauer
Bun Street
Wao. H. Bradshaw
Wm. Webster
George de Groff
Gettysburg
J. F. Hamer
Washington, D.C
Charles A. Hanes
Independent Hose Company
Wm. H. Bradshaw
All Sainte’ Street
Osborne Togle
Mt. Olivet
Hauer
WBA
Drydee
Baltimore
Apo
Asaatty
Cordelia
Sf Joskus
Dickereon
Monk
Beslisville
Hewee Aa
Edward Chlwell
House of
Dalegates
Montgomery County
Edward Word
George
Fores Grove
Wellington Gains Two in Joint Ballot for Senator
Wellington leads the joint ballot for United States Senator with 2 percent, Goldsborough 41, Westcott 16, Mullikin 8, Dixon 3, Santa 5, Medd 1, Paterson 4 in the Missouri January 90 election dispatch.
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Epeck
Tea Haws
Axmroim
United States
Wallington
Goldsborough
Westcott
Mullikin
Dixon
Santa, & Medd
Paterson
Remembrance Camp Holds Annual Gathering and Banquet
The local veterans group held its annual meeting presided by Commander Dr F Tacomas. Officers re elected included Dr F Thomas as commander Willem Chiswell lieutenant commander William Besant secretary Augustus Obenderfer adjutant and chaplain Randolph Copeland. A committee was chosen to meet in Baltimore with other camps to discuss forming a division and electing a general commander. A banquet followed with a forty guest bill of fare and music by Dr E C McSherry and Professor George Edward Smith. The afternoon ended with speeches and toasts and the gathering adjourned to meet again next year.
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Iocal
Coffe
Cialora
Pis
Dr. &F. Tacomas
Edisteers
Thomas
Willem Chiswell
Wesfarer
Wil Hem T. Besant
Augustus Obenderfer
Chaplate
Hev
Randolph Copeland Page & Comumanter
Dr. & F. Toomis
Dorsey
Wm. T. Besant
Bal- Umore
Blauchard Philpot
Firat
E. C. McSherry
George Edward Smith
Smith
Antil
Rockville Rumors Stir Over Attempted Lynching Near Bethesda
Reports from Bethesda describe a planned vigil to lynch William Chandler, a mulatto man charged with assaulting Mrs. Poole on Isaac Henry's farm near Bethesda Park. Chandler and Samuel Stewart, jailed for similar offenses, faced fear and heavy protection as residents gathered at night. The case details involve Poole nursing his wife, a later accusation against Stewart of assaulting his sister in law Luke Magruder’s child, all tied to N J Wagner’s farm near Halvl.
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Rockville
Bethesda
Reekyie
Wiliam Chandler
Reuben Pool
Isaac Henry
Betheeds Park
Chandlers
Green
Loughborough
Samuel Stewart
Chandler
Beald
Luke Magruder
Mra
N. J. Wagner
Halvl
The New Factory at Holzman Manufacturing
The Holzman Manufacturing Company reports steady progress at its new factory. About forty five operators work at individual tables with up to thirty machines per table, and additional machines and staff will be added in the coming weeks as production expands.
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Holzman Manufacturing Company
Miss Griffin
Cline
Waata
Causes of Fires in State and Baltimore City
The three months ended December saw 348 fires in the state, with 316 in Baltimore City. Main causes were defective flues and smoke stacks, 17 city fires. gasoline and oil stove accidents, 25 city fires. overheated and defective ovens, 16 city fires. sparks, 16 city and 13 county. lamp accidents and explosions, 12 city and 2 county. burning property, 6 city and 39 county. unknown causes total 52 in city and 61 in counties. Electric lights and wires caused some city fires. 52 city and 61 county fires remain unknown.
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Jackson
Kia
Baltimore City
Sparks
Counnty
Maryland Legislature Fights Over United States Senator
Amid Maryland's legislative session in Annapolis on Saturday the fifth ballot for U S senator showed Wellington with 27 votes, Goldaborough 26, and Weecott 1 among others. Debates touched Virginia oyster vessel protections and education committee changes as adjournment neared, with strong anti bossism sentiment voiced by Senator Norwood and party unity efforts ongoing in Frederick County notices.
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Maryland
Annapolis
United States
Wellington
Goldaborough
Weecott
Malizin
Dinos
Madd
Smith
Page
Pallio A
Acereus
Senante
Mr. Dryden
Virginia
Chesapeake
Mudd
Mason
Burns
Senate
Randall
Boelem
Renator Norwood
Frederick
Republican Party
Yam
Frederick County
Markell
Gram
Miller
Norwood
Milton G. Urner
B.B. Wilson
Edward & Eichelberger
W. J. Harry
Charlea E. Trail
Ira Tyler
W. H. Duvall
Charles B. Trail
A. B. Tyson
John A. Charkell
Fredana
Rouzer, Wood, Miller and Croms
T. Haffner
Republican Central Committee
Horace Sisley
William H. Remsburg
Reno
My Aunt's Heirs Delight at Lesbian Literary Societys Play
The Lesbian Literary Society of the Woman's College staged a one act comedy My Aunt's Heirs in chapel last Friday evening. The cast included Mrs Alexander de Courcy Smith Nora Ditzler Mrs Betsy Brown and several Yeomen and Misses. Ushers assisted seating as audience applauded the clever humor and engaging performance. Professor Apple announced a further Arion Society entertainment at College this evening.
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Lesbian Literary Society
Woman's College
Chapel Hell
Alexander de Courcy Smith
Nora Ditzler
Betsy Brown
Charlotte Richardson
Misa Bursver
Apple
Confederate Veterans Form State Camp In Baltimore Meeting
A gathering Friday night at 831 North Howard Street outlines forming a Maryland State Confederate Veterans camp. Representatives from James Brown, Buchanan, Alexander Young, and George H. Siwuart Camps attend. Ridgely Brown and Harry Gilasor Camps are eyed for broader state organization. Also noted is Mr. John M. Freshear’s illness and an advertisement praising Syrup of Figs for habitual constipation.
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Southarm House
North Howard Street
Baltimore
James BR. Herbert
Buchanan
Ridgely Brown
Montgomery County
Harry Gilasor
Towson
Men Leadership Meeting Aids Liquor Sale Closure
Rev A H Zimmerman led a Sunday afternoon Gospel meeting at City Opera House, announcing intent to close the local liquor business. He secured help to buy the saloon stock and license, ensuring no one else conducts the liquor trade there. A large audience pledged support as women’s service and follow-up meetings were planned. Separate reports mention a wood fire, a firearms accident, and local real estate sales.
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Lutecestisg
Amd
Lenpecsaire Gospel
City Hell
A. H. Zimmerman
City Opera Homes
Domermsa
Frederick
William C. Birely
Adolphus Fosrhake
Zipamerman
Zimemerman
Zimmerman
Bis
Opera House
Frank 8. Sappington
Scene of Colored Man Shot in Barnsburg Attack
David Grete, a colored man from Bumtaburg, was shot and beaten by a black assailant on Saturday. He was taken to Montevue Hospital in critical condition with multiple injuries including a severe head wound and a possible axe-induced fracture. His assailant reportedly struck the victim while fighting another colored man and also injured his wife.
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David Grete
Monteres
David Green
Emmliusborg
Tata Cogsty
Belog
Pos Smita
Methal
Green
Roevame
Grote
Bum'tabarg
Tramps Trouble Howard County and Local Fires Hit Towns
News from the state notes Howard county again troubled with tramps while Havre de Grace plans a textile factory. Fires destroy Jones Neavitt store in Zaston and J Tewsteld died as county merchant. Testimony begins in the Kent county Senate contest case at Chestertown and Pearce-Weatcott custody suit proceeds. Otto Satro, Baltimore publisher, dies at Maryland University Hospital. Reports of possible lynching attempt in Rockville and an incident near Due theada conclude the list.
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Howard County
Abirt Wats
Havre de Grace
Jones & Neavitt
Zaston
Pretety J. Tewsteld
Antictea
Kent County
Chestertown
J.W. Crowell
Milford Phillips
Cambridge
Pearce-Weatcott
Piace
Otto Satro
Otto Satro & Co
Baltimore
Maryland University
Barrack Fire Near Frederick Wipes Out Farm Structure
An incendiary blaze destroyed a large barrack on the Mc Murray farm about three miles east of Frederick. Loss runs to several hundred dollars with partial insurance. The fire alarm reached Frederick city, drawing out the satire fire department. A rumor claimed an attempt to burn a large straw stack on Dr. Geo Johnson’s farm was foiled early Saturday night.
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McMurray
Frederick
Geo. Johnson
Public Sale in Frederick County on March 16 1896
The largest sale ever held in Frederick county is planned for Wednesday March 16 1896 on Col Charles E Trail's farm at Monococy Junction now occupied by Charles E T Beat. Auctioneer Charles B Font. Bee adv. later. A Card of Thanks from the children of the late John F Haver expresses gratitude for friends' support during his recent illness. Complimentary concert at Woman's College hall January 20 for Y M C A and Library of Woman's College by Arion Sextette with artists Moser Bowser McCutcheon Staley Gambrill Harris Bendrickson L Carty Fox Thomas and Dr T S Bader. Oyster Supper by Harmony Grove Sunday School at the Shaped on January 28 at 5 pm. All are invited.
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Frederick County
Chas. E. Trail
Monococy Junction
Charles E. T. Beat
Charles B. Font
Bee
John F. Haver
Woman's College Hall
Woman's College
Arion
Moser
Ralph Bowser
Wm. McCutcheon
Messsra. Staley Gambrill
Jus. Harris
Cha. B. T. Bendrickson
Jon. W. L. Carty
Misa Bertha Fox
Jannie Thomas
T. 5. Bader
Peate
Ladies of
Harmony Grove Bunday School
All Ste Cordally
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the Daily News
Escharlerty
P.M
Wanemoror
D.C
George Khanh
Myereville
Myersville
Arault
State Legislature
Confederate Veterans
John M. Freshear
Kant Fifth Street
Samare Town Pike
Lange
Null
South Market Street
Wm. Bartick
Kayzer 5 Co
Barrick
Peter Shafer
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Middletown
William Rady
T. O Rudy & Son
Schooblowss
Alvah Horlae Princpal
Mosrevile
Snd Boonsboro
Wishington County
Waa
Noah E. Cramer
Walkoraville
David A. Baker
Bhriner Milling CO
Ceresville Rolles
News of
Interneet
D. B. Best
D. H. Busis
Fr. A
Mullimix & Kemp
Hamburg
Mouser
Ken
John Hendrickson
Geus
La&oest Line
MOGT
Joan Henpaioxson
Moreea
Ken Weiter
F. V. Stars
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Dp Brothers
North Market
Weap
Don Baornzns
Hering
Che
W. C. Exorwera
Prising
Rik Me
Christek AL
W. C. Expatwer
Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
A. T. Rics & Soxs
Empalme&h
Aorth
Frederiax
Amg
Calis
James EB. W. A i
Walkee & CO
Werhaus
Ove City
Tou
Jas. HK
Waxes « cv. ‘Doll
Uns
Genwine Lyne Bayen Uyevers
C. D. Dou
Fis
Bartholoway
Bowe
Apollo
Hays
National Capital Brew CO
C. A. Evace & Sons
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AROWE
JOEN
LIP
F. Eisenhauer
B.hargest
Swift
A. B. Hancer
Pitutine
Wiener
Rodooe
Gary
Biagk Berges
A. T. Bioe & Sonb
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