Weather forecast and notices from The News page
A early 20th century weather bulletin reports rapid pressure rise west of the Mississippi, a northeast moving storm near Marquette with high winds, and varying regional temperatures. Fair but showery conditions expected in parts of New England, Middle Atlantic, and Northwest. colder in Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys with warmer trends on the Atlantic coast. Various local advertisements and notices follow, including hatchery requests, burglar notices, rental listings, stockholders notices, and merchants listings.
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Aaneinus
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Marquette
Monuntale
East Gulf States
Lake Regiona
Middle Atlantic
New England
Missouri
Atlantic
Biddle
Middle
South Atlantic
Lake
Southwest
Northwest
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Mnemo
Tux Werexig News
Brief Bits of Howard County News and Local Items
A roundup of small local notes including pinkeye affecting animals in Howard County, a portrait of Hon Spencer C Jones in The Baltimore News, a railroad surgeon appointment for Carrie Lis big overseeing North era Pacific at Hope Idaho, and the Awakener magazine debut in Martinsburg West Virginia edited by Rev C P Stealey. Also listed are the Maryland Poultry and Pigeon Association exhibition in Baltimore February 19 to 23 with Dr W Dorsey elected director, Dr Bertilion's handwriting identification method, and upcoming F C A course entertainment on February 6 with Ollie tparber C Company performers.
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Howard County
Baltimore News
Spencer C. Jones
Carrie Lisbig
Northera Pacific
Hope
Idaho
Awakener
Martinsbaro
W. VI
C. P. Stealey
Maryland Poultry and Pigeon Association
Baltimore
W. Dorsey
Bertilion
F.C
Compmmanications to the Hain and Local Roads Probe
A reader criticizes Frederick County and city road funding, noting the shift in 1876 levies that lumped city assessable property with county taxes, forcing the city to contribute about $5,000 for roads outside its limits and neglecting city streets despite heavy use. The letter urges restoring separate city levies to pave Market Street and improve Patrick Street, arguing for funds from county commissioners to support local infrastructure and relieve taxpayers.
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Ssccesme
Corporation of 2K Wes
Tee Commissiorere
Frederick Cisirtet
Frederick City
City Watch
Barking
Tony
Market Street
Georgetown
F. and W
Patrick Street
P. R. Rn
Nuisance Order Targeting Dogs at Bank Corner
Police demand a license from the dog owners shown daily at the Frederick County National Bank corner. The activity is described as a nuisance by authorities.
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Béiter
Doga
Frederick County National Bank
Deaths of Mrs. Catherine Lighter and Others in Middletown Area
Mrs. Catherine Lighter 83 widow of Lawson Lighter and longtime Middletown resident dies at her son Samuel Lighter’s home. She leaves four children. Daniel Krag dies at his farm near Emmittsburg at 86 from injuries suffered months ago. Levi Lindsay 70 near Deening’s Carroll County dies of consumption, uncle to Hamilton and Granyile Lindsay of this city.
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Mes
Catharine Lighter
Cstharine Lighter
Middletown
Lawson Lighter
Samuel Lighter
Samuel Tae
Daniel Krag
Emmitteburg
Lindsay
Deening’s
Carroll Couty
Levi Lindsay
Messrs
Hamilton
Granyile Lindsay
Two Old Cronies at City Opera House Review
A farce directed by A L Doson drew a fair crowd at City Opera House last evening. Performed in two acts, the second was far more amusing than the first, though singing throughout was generally poor and tiresome. The piece did not equal a previous production in Frederick.
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City Opera House
A. L Doson
Vader
Frederick Last Eeseon
Running Race At Monrovia On $100 Wager
Joe Haller and Roy Sponselier of New Market raced from Dr Downey corner to Calvin Walker store in Monrovia last Saturday night on a $100 wager. The distance about a half mile and the winner was Joe Haller with fast return. Briggs served as referee and kept time. News notes also report Rev Joel T Rossiter pastor of First Reformed Church celebrating twentieth year of pastorate.
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Joe Haller
Roy Sponselier
New Market
Dr. Downey
Calvin Walker
Monrovia
Ae Briggs
Joel T. Rossiter
First Reformed
Balthore
Montgomery County Court Opens Nonjury Term in Alimony Hearing
The January nonjury term of the Circuit Court for Montgomery County opened under Chief Judge James McSherry with the alimony and counsel fees petition of Mrs. Mabel Koboss Kolhoes of Poolesville heard. Witnesses testified as the matter adjourned amid anticipation of a decision. The court then received the retirement report for Judge Jonas Vinson, praised by Thomas Anderson and Alby Henderson for twelve years of service in Frederick and Montgomery counties, with tributes from Guion Miller and others.
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Circuit Court For County
James McSherry
Mabel Koboss
Verhas Kolhoes
Poolesville
McBherry
Acre 6
Montgomery County
Ubelr
Jonas Vinson
Pench
Thormas Anderson
Chalits
Alby Henderson
Anderun Murencetrajopion
James 4. Henderson
Heeder
Guion Miller
Vincon
Hse
Frederick
Montgomery
Putseaue
Vinson
Washington Notes on sidewalk obstructions and charity
Washington letter reports commissioners order forcing removal of sidewalk obstructions beyond building lines meets resistance from shop owners who rent frontage to vendors. It notes heavy charity response led by The Evening Star, including a $5,000 gift from John R. McLean and a large community “pound” drive collecting food, clothing, and supplies across DC areas. Public meetings cover church groups, tax law reform, and a public reception by Mrs. Cleveland, with ongoing charity drives and a focus on urban hardship.
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National Capital
Tar News
Washington, DC
Trajan Fruit Dealera
Vendeta
Plante
Bootbiacks
Louistena Avenue
Center Market
Elgin
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evening Star
Yarlona
Georgetown
Capitol Hill
Navy Yard
M4 Pleasant
First Congregational Church
Senate
Cleveland
Seeet
Was & gTeRt Buccese, B
Frederick man active in Maryland Young Men’s Christian Association
W Birely of Frederick is noted as a young man active in the Maryland Y M C A, serving as hunting president of the Frederick association and a member of the State committee. A private meeting of Mikado opera gentlemen is set for Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in the Philharmonic Orchestra rooms, with fall attendance urged.
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The
Cumberland Times
Young Men's Christian Association
W. ©. Birely
Frederick
Association
Maryland
Philharmonic Orchestra Rooms
New Judge James B Henderson Circuit Appointment
Governor Brown commissions James B Henderson as associate judge for the sixth circuit, succeeding Judge Vinson. The appointment, with a $50 fee, travels to Montgomery County and will take effect after official delivery. Henderson, born 1835, has long practiced law in Rockville and served as state's attorney and court clerk, with ties to Montgomery National Bank.
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James B. Hendersee
Brown
James B Hender
Alzth
Vinson
Montgomery Couns
Beccerson
Montgomery County
Jodze Henderson Santake
Cece
Bycharian
Henderson
Mont. Koter
Euit
Mesberry
Lynch
Frederick County
Montgomery
Wich
neUicepeur
Linkenex
James B. Henderson
Ims
Kentucky
Newville
Cumberland County
Rockville
West Virginia
Meesie
Brewster & Peter
George Peter
Spencer C. Jones
Court of Appeals
Pmce
Montgomery National Bank
Gay Bros Minstrels Delight Ottawa Crowd at Ferguson's Theatre
The Ottawa Daily Chronicle lauds the Gay Bros Minstrels, a strong Canadian Favorites troupe, for a tasteful, skillful show at Manager Ferguson's Theatre. The performance featured new songs, dances, gymnastics, and standout acts including the Guy brothers and Eddie McDonald, with no coarse material and warm applause throughout. The company returns tonight at the Chy Opers Howse.
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Ottawa
Chizen
Gay Bros. Minstrels
Ferguson
Go Sterling
Waa
Guy Bros
Eddie McDonald
Adonis
Beng
Big Twelve
Nick Glynn
Edwin Guy
Fred Smith
W. H. Guy
Aclolat
Nateeless Coons
Arthur Guy
Chy Opers Howse
New York Attraction "The Borgist" Booked for January 28
Manager Rhodes announces a New York attraction for Monday January 28. Quest Thomas stars in "The Borgist" at Madison Square Theatre. It follows a refined family where a husband's disappearance is revealed as burglary, leading to tragedy and eventual confrontation. the play is well mounted by a fine company.
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Rhodes
New York
Quest Thomas Clever
Madison Square Theatre
Sociery
Four men convicted in Baltimore assault case
George Derr Michael McKenna Nolan and William Tobts pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court to assaulting Richard Waters senior with intent to rob and were convicted of attempting to kill his son, C Dorsey Waters. Judge Dennis postponed sentence until this morning.
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George Derr
Michael McKenna
Nolan
Wm Tobts
Richard Waters
C. Dorsey Waters
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore
Mtr
Peaterday
Robinson
Hichard Woelere
Tre
Dorecy
Blue Waters
Tobin Wa
Tobin
Deonis
State News and Local Incidents in Maryland and Vicinity
Adjutant General Douglas reports to the Governor. The Dalay Mason Sullivan manslaughter trial unfolds at Cumberland. Stephen S Winchester, born in Cecil County, killed himself in Lancaster. The Octaware water power in Cecil County to generate electricity. The Baltimore oyster dredger Lola fined in Annapolis for call law violation. Land purchases rise as farmers from the Midwest buy in the Maryland Virginia peninsula counties. Johnson Pos Baltimore and George L Var Elb of Herburt County named receivers of the Susquehanna and Tidewater Canal.
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Douglas
Mary
Bates
Pocomoke
Veth
Tris
Cumberland
Richard Tilghman Earle Din
Queen Anne's County
Ceell County
Bema
Ministerial Union
Algerstown
Stephen S Winchester
Lancaster
Cecil County
Mid
Baltimore
Lola
Annapolis
Middle
Maryland
Virginia Peninsula
Johnson Pos
George L. Var
Herburt County
Word to the Wise on Public Sales Advertising
A notice urges those planning public sales to advertise widely, choosing the paper with the largest circulation. It highlights Tes News as a trusted medium with an established reputation and strong sale bill printing, informing readers that ads in these columns receive notice in the Bale Register.
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Sesson
Tes News Hgs
Bale Register
A Thieving Dog At North Market Street Store
An email describes a lean black dog at Wineberg boot and shoe on North Market street this morning stealing a cap from the counter. The dog ran across the street dropped the cap, then fled when the owner pursued. A search failed to recover either the dog or the cap.
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Caars
Wineberg
North Market Street
David Wineberg
Aldermen Committee to Inspect City Electric Light System
Presiment of the Board of Aldermen Joseph F Eisenhauer called an evening meeting of the lights committee to inspect the entire city electric light system. The committee members are Eisenhauer chairman Brookey and Dadimman. The aim is to examine newly placed girts and ensure permanent benefits.
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Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
Brookey
Dadimman
Episcopal Church Supper At Court Square Tonight
An Episcopal Church supper will be held this evening from 6 to 10 o'clock at Misa Heles Young's in Court Square. The event features a musical program and an excellent menu with supper priced at 60 cents. Also notes a fainting incident involving Mr. Simona and mentions Mr. Simons’ remarks on prices at Reliable Oyster House. Proceeds support church activities. ladies parlor at 29 South Market Street run by W. H. Rampf, proprietor.
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Episcopal Church
Misa Heles Young’s
Court Square
Mr. Simona
Reliable Oyster House
Mr. Jonson
Mr. Simons
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