Unclear 17th Century Weather Chronicle Notes Poise
In a jumbled historic text dated January 21 there are garbled references to figures like Leee XVI and Nevaer, alongside weather forecast fragments. The piece mentions a weather office update from Washington, D.C., January 27 at 11 am, discussing lake storms, high and low pressure, and general conditions across New England, the Middle States, Texas, and the Mississippi Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moons
Onisria
New England
Texas
Ris
Miasasippi
Great Pacific
Asayoabota
Monatsfa
Upper Lake
Middle States
Gery Smount Bes
Middle Eistes
South Atlantic
Uhto
Northwee
Atlantic Coast
Lake
Rse
Kote
Serena
Classified Ad Fragments Highlight Local Businesses
New advs8 items show insurance and groceries names like J. B. L. Rodrick and Groceries. Besant Knott dry goods and Hendrickson join the trade. C. Carty lathes Pordale and H. B. Ramebarg appear amid scattered business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rodrick
Groceries
Besant & Knott
Dry Goods
Weekly News announces twelve page issue and ad deadlines
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. It emphasizes advertising value and invites copy for new ads by Wednesday 5 p.m and changes by 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeek
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM YORK ARRIVALS AND VISITS
Purely personal items list York residents and visitors. Minees Katie Strickler and Emily Cook, sisters of Thomas Strickler, return home from B and O Avenue visit. Mrs. Belli Shotmaker and Mrs. Mark Sparson return from visiting Mr. nal area near Emuminberg. Bowers of Jeff is watching his son Rev. Geo. O. Bowers in Hagerstown. Miss Bassis Cisbaugh of Philadelphia, formerly of this city, visits Mr. C's family.
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Minees
Katie Strickler
Emily Cook
York
Thomas Strickler
B. & O. Avenue
Avening
Belli Shotmaker
Mark Sparson
Nal
Emuminberg
Mire x. x Bowers
Jeff His County
Geo. Oo
Bowers
Hagerstown
Wellington Gains Today in Special Debate
In Wellington Missouri on January 11 two ballots have been cast today for United States Senator with results showing Wellington leads Goldsborough and others. First ballot shifts incite excitement as Speaker Mudd aligns with Wellington causing a stir among attendees.
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Tan Nas
Aumaroiss
United States
Benster
Firat ‘Balict
Wellington
Goldsborough
Mallikiz
Dixon
Mudd
Smith
Patterson
Crothere
Westcott
Golde- Dorough
Wewscott
Dior
Crothers
Alfre
In Olden Time Syrup of Figa Promises Care
A fragment notes a historical claim that a remedy named Syrup of Figa offered permanent care for babies. The text contrasts that with modern views on lasting health versus transient effects, suggesting skepticism about permanence.
Desperate Assault In Mountain Neighbourhood
David Green lies in a Mounts hospital after a violent attack by Miss Patterson and her father near Mechanics town district. Green, burning a fire for warmth, was invited into Patterson’s house and then struck with a double edged axe and shot with a gun. He is reported recovering though blood poisoning from arm injuries persists. The case has raised concerns about the locality’s unsavory reputation and the alleged motive involving a deed offer for land.
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Dser Deeoy
Mas Thetz
Curt Bie
David Green
Moats
Setercey
Mechanicstown
Cutcen Furgace
Grees
Borphal
Patterson
Green
Calomel
Miss Paterson
Fred
Bis
Monterus Horpi
F. B. Smith
Gaboriel
Derr
Pital
Ipsit
Young Green
Fragmented European facts and local incidents
A murky OCR mix lists diverse European demographic figures, odd notes about monuments and street accidents in London, strange health and weather curiosities, and local mishap reports. It mentions the German Emperor’s donation, a Greencastle widow, and a Bethlehem pickpocket remark, ending with a runaway cart upsetting nearby property and injuring a driver.
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Europe
France
Denmark
Hungary
Switzerland
Austria
Belgium
England
Germany
Sweden
Holland
Scotland
Tiaty
Spain
Rues
Lie-land
Leipale
London
Community notices on marriages and business progress
Mrs Wa F formerly of New York was married in May 13 in 60 minute town. Mr Schleigh of Frederck Seingh entered barbering in York, reading the frost delivery system. Frederick aims to extend mass delivery nationally and residents benefit from the improved post service led by Postmaster Seely.
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Wa. F. H
Zew
York
Aeoy
Honig
Schleigh
Frederick
Crom
House
Insurance
Joan Companies
Wood
McSherry
Journal
Merr
Norwood
Frederick County
Askieg
Temperance Alliance
Maryland Senate and House in session with senatorial race updates
The Maryland Legislature met in session with results from the senatorial ballot showing Wellerton 29 votes and Goldsborough 22 as ballots continued. Governor Lowndes favored Wellington, while local option petitions and house committee appointments were discussed amid sickness and routine duties in Frederick and Baltimore.
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Maryland Legis Sture
Cep
Lo Weilertou
Lee Godsborough
Charles T. T. Weetcou
Murder trial bail refused for Angelier in Baltimore
Mrs Matte V Angelier formerly of New Market faces murder charges in Baltimore with husband Frank Angeier as accessory. Judge Dennis rejects bail after coroner's inquest testimony. police suspect decoy role by Mrs Angelier while husband shot Parker. County constable Shriver arrested on charges of larceny at Middletown after returning to town seeking settlement of finances. bail set at 600 dollars for Saturday hearing.
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Matte V. Angelier
New Market
This County
Charles ¥. Parker
Frank Angeiier
Dennis
Baltimore
William ¥. Campbell
Parker
Augeiler
W. Davis
Coro‘ner
Augeller
Cocnter
Dlatown
Orgary
Howard Sparrow
Middietown
Justice Tarmer
Mrs Virginia Remdolph Miholland Dies in Cumberland
News item reports the death of Mrs Virginia Remdolph Miholland in Cumberland. Four people were injured at Leuvel due to an expedition of sdguamite wap. Testimony in the Ksat cousty empetorial contest continued at Chastertown. The Washington Anaspatis and Chee speake Railroad contemplates right of way. The Bagers Ministerial Union plans a revival, hiring Rev. Dr. Wharioa of Baltimore. Commander Strong to command the training ship Eeoex at Annapolis for about a week. The Cigarette Law case involves State's Attorney John T. Ensor. The fishing by electric light case in New Haven and a lamp incident are noted.
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Mra
Virginia Remdolph Miholland
Cumberland
Leuvel
Jim Expieasion
Sdguamite Wap
Ksat Cousty
Chastertown
Washington, Anaspatis
Baltimore
Strong
Seeume
United States
Annapolis
Whisky Funeral in Concluaion Temperance Victory
Revered A H Zionmerman led a temperance event at Eau Bad calven where a saloon was emptied of whiskey. Salvation Army members assisted, barrels and bottles were dumped out, a prayer was said, and the crowd dispersed without incident. A reading room and temperance pledge drive followed.
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A. H. Zionmerman
Savstium
Wm Lb
Ghibert
Smallas
Mgnor
Wertheimer
Vapier Bory
Morgan
Labradon Army
Zimmerman
Lewis Mehrifog
AL Gosnell
Salvation Army
Orhers
Charles Stratiman
Moit
Policeman Stone
Lewis Mshrling
Gilbert
Indorsing Judge McSherry for Court of Appeals
The Bun reports strong Republican opposition to Judge McSherry of Frederick as chief of the Court of Appeals. Governor Lowndes backs Judge Bryan, while Montgomery Allegany Washington Frederick counties offer endorsements for McSherry. Letters from Urner and Baltimore lawyers support him as well as Col Maraball Paeckard Gans. The Court of Appeals faces action on Judge Robinson's death and a successor may be announced next week. An upcoming decision concerns costs in the lower court and constitutionality.
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Overnor Lowndes
Turner
ArcLane
Talbot County
Dalegates
Annspolis
Claiborne
Cara
Banton
Oppeslison
Judge McSherry
Frederick
The
Bun
Judge Mc&barry
Court of Appeals
Lowndes
Bryan
Allegany
Washington
Montgomery
Milton G. Urner
Charles Maraball
Paeckard
Gans
Baltimore
J .Ingon
Montgomeary County
Govee
Mi Otberry
Robinson
A Colored Waif Found In Waste Box
An infant’s remains were found early today in a two foot long envelope box behind Rhodes Botting Establishment between Weer Secone and Third streets. Coroner Mr. Bok directed Undertaker Schroeder to prepare the body for burial. No post mortem was held. the child likely died at birth or shortly after. The soiled blanket and a piece of blanket with uncertain provenance may help identify the parents, but no signs of violence were observed. The body was moved to the dead house after evening, amid inquiries by onlookers.
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Bernard Noisn
Rhodes’ Botting
Weer Secone
Third Streets
Jeegh
Nolen
Rhodes
Bie
Jsstica Boktela
Schroeder
Leant
Is Perenta
Ufendrai
Notiousluy
Nolan
Will of Samuel Hunt Granted in Baltimore Orphans Court
The will of Samuel Hunt, a Baltimore baroness manufacturer, was filed in the Baltimore Orphans' Court. Testaments were granted to his two sons William B. Hunt and Chatea Hunt, who receive the estate in trust for relatives. The will dated November 23, 1801, and the testator died January 7, 1686. Also reported is Mr. Wobs Brown losing his Prince George's County home to a fire, with no insurance, and his wife Joshan Ijams among the affected.
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Samuel Hant
Samuel Hunt
Yebro
Baltimore
Aledo
William B
Chattea Hunt
Wobs. Brown
Prince George's County
Brown
Joshan Ijams
Philharmonic Orchestra Meeting Tonight At Eight
Local item notes a Philharmonic Orchestra meeting tonight at 8 o clock with full attendance requested. Also mentions personal notices and a charity oyster supper at Harmony Grove Sunday School on Thursday evening January 28 for Sunday School benefit.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Juuter Rapper
Harmony Grove
The Work of Death. Paul Cramer.
Paul Cramer son of WaaL Gade Ing ground today at 11 o'clock. The notice references Briner Milling and an order involving a ton of Randsome New Calendars and flour brands. Readers urged to respond or act.
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Paul Cramer
Waal Gade
Bhriner
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India
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United States Commissioner of Labor
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Mousax & Kewr
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LE Rand
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Doll Brothers
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Acta Foe Anctorio
Rooery Co
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A. T. Ricz & Som
Predertek, Inter-State Telephone
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Fredrick
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A. B. Haegett
Cora Stark
Chalmer
Bwik
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Sam Scucrf
T.carrtlafulklins
Flor Iin
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Lowe
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Tife Uy
Mied
Tadrag
Coederag
Bio Berges
Goring
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