Weather summary from January forecast and pressure maps
Special Dispatch to The News reports weather outlook from Washington with forecasts for tonight and Thursday including possible heavy snow, warmer winds from the east, and storm timing. It details pressure patterns in the Eastern U S with highs in the Northwest, a moving low in the Great Lakes region, and varied precipitation across New England, the Gulf states, and the Mississippi Valley. It notes temperature trends and wind directions around high and low pressure systems and explains general circulation patterns.
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Waserneton
D.C
W. L. Moors
Boreas
Texas
Ohio Valley
South Dakota
New England
New York
East Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Lake Regions
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Lake
South Atlantic States
Haat Gulf States
Missiaippi Valley
North Atlantic States
Missouri
Rocky Mountain Slope
Rooms For Rent And Properties For Sale Ad Notice
An OCR fragment advertises rooms for rent at 48 HK Patrick Street and houses for sale listing Hamilton Lindsay as the property agent. The rest of the text is garbled. No clear events or dates are discernible.
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HK. Patrick St
Hamilton Lindsay
ULF Escaneersncumenees Croce
Tamborg
Scerreres Cesteets Cones
D. B
Brick Works Undergoing Reconstruction After Fire
The Frederick Brick Works is clearing debris and preparing a new layout after a fire. Directors plan a more convenient brick building with an attached engine house and boiler room. A bomber contract will be used in the new structure, with machinery ordered and insurance under review. Mr Harrie, Works Manager, was away. Ms. ??? led the office in his absence.
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Cebric Ab
Frederick Brick Works
Tax Newa
Mr. Harrie
Wellington Wins in Maryland Senate Contest Amid Turmoil
In Annapolis an intense legislative battle settled with George L. Wellington securing the Senate nomination on the first ballot with 40 votes to 31 for Goldsborough. Speaker Mudd and various factions influenced the outcome as Western and Disco received minor support. The House adjourned, while the Senate moved to minor bills and adjourned in calm. Comptroller Graham took oath. and lawmakers discussed tax exemptions and bequests as new measures emerged for Baltimore and Frederick regions.
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Mr. Wilice
Azaspols
George L. Wellington
Camberland
Wea
Sigres Nemator
Gibson
Wallington
Goldsborough
Western
Disco
Wesleyton
Sealy
Westles
Wellington
Mudd
Captain Tyler
Yquorhoes
J. Walter Sinlith
Worcester
Atate
Spancer C. Jones
John C. Legg
John Gul
United States Sapator
Gohdsborough
Weatcou
Mullikin
Dixon
Smith
Patrison
Crothers
Goldsboro
Goldaborough
House
Senate
Charles County
Annapolis
Randall
Brace
Civil Service
Jackson
House of Delegates
Tilghman
Baltimore
Robert P. Graham
Gowndes
Roozer
Frederick
Maskell
Allegany
United States
Norwood
Frederick County
Middletown
L. B. Gray
Bt. Mark’s Parish
Frederick Comety
Ann Claggett
Eastern Shore Law Debate Cited by Frederick State’s Attorney
William HH Hinks sends a letter noting 1878 Journal of House of Delegates. The document argues the Eastern shore law is unconstitutional and void as it oversteps the Constitution. Cites Judge Story General Kes D. Jones and other authorities to support nullification and warns it would divide state interests.
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Wallington
William HH. Hinks
Frederick
House of Delegates
Story
Kes D. Jones
United
Alfred James Pearce
Butler
Ponth Carolina
James Mason
M. T. Hunthe Tacat
Saic
Granon
Maryland
Howard
Mene
Comtrom Ais Btate
United States
Inolden Time People Overlooked Genescial Effect
In olden times people ignored lasting genetic effects and settled for brief action but now it is generally understood that syrup of life or similar remedies can have enduring influence on heredity and health.
Baltimore Court of Appeals Chief Judge Nomination Discussion
The article reports on the bid to appoint McSherry as chief justice of Maryland’s Court of Appeals. Support from bench and bar favors speedy action, noting McSherry’s work capacity and broad views. Critics worry about short tenure and prefer avoiding frequent charges, while senior figures like Bryan are respected but not favored for the supplement.
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Tee
Baltimore
Sam
Court of Appeals
Geetlemar
Court of Appea
Dodge McSherry
Jps Dames
McSherry
Rexi
Bryan
Maryland
Benjamin Rameey
Chase
Dunn Suchanan
Barto
Udge McSherry
Sadge McSherry
Meerty
Tar
Carroll County Urges McSherry for Court of Appeals Chief Judge
Local judges and the Carroll County bar urge Governor Lowndes to appoint James McSherry of Frederick as chief judge of the Court of Appeals to succeed Judge Robinson. They note Judge Roberta refused to consent to use his name. The bar and citizens favor seniority minded candidates and discuss Judges Bryan and Mberry in the line of succession.
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Mosherry Chteon
Charles B. Roberta
Carroll County
Lowndes
James McSherry
Frederick
Court of Appeals
Robinson
Roberts
Bryan
Mberry
Roberta
Stia
The Chita Buried Infant Found In Alley
The remains of an infant male colored child found between Weer Second and Third streets yesterday morning were taken to Mon wayne hospital and interred in the institution's burial ground. The body was viewed by Police Justice Einstein and coroner Arthur Sapaipaton. Schroeder, the undertaker, with the envelope box and blanket, delivered the body to Superintendent Derr for burial. No clues identifying the person who placed the remains behind the sign-Doant have been found and investigators will continue the search for the guilty party.
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Weer
Monwayne Hospital
Poiles Jastics Eenstein
Seana Gt
Arthur Sapaipaton
Montevue Hospital
Derr
Court accounts filed in estate settlements and releases
The docket lists multiple estate actions with accounts and distributions. Executorships include Kera Toma and Jacob Henry Zalgler with first and final accounts, and guardianship releases for Samuel M. Keer involving Slise M. Horner. References to M Francis Winter and Daniel C. Kepler show distributions finalized or in progress.
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Wepbang
George D. Toms
Kera Toma
M. Francis Winter
Samuel M. Keer
Guardian
Slise M. Horner
Charles C. Zaigler
Jacob Henry Zalgler
Ion
Peon
Daniel C. Kepler
J. Kepler
Muskrat Trappers in Washington County Spotlight
The piece describes muskrat trapping as a growing sport near Betow in the county. It notes river conditions and mentions the bevale bean and Ohio connection, with references to local policing and a $15 week period affecting participants. The garbled text references counts, sentences, and a sporting effort without clear, coherent details.
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Washington
Betow
Ohio
Polis
Baltimore
Sonskran
Property Deeds and Real Estate Transfers Listing
Property transfers include Geo D Smith acting executor deed for 14 acres at 238 dollars. Jno Blumenour to Corane, Fredericketty real estate to Calvin A Thomas executor for Mor Decai Jones 14 acres and 37 perches valued 1601 dollars. Hamilton Lindsey and wife to Benjamin Phoebus Freder ick City real estate at 575 dollars. Saville Herband to Jack Harbaugh 70 perches land valued 90 dollars. Derr trust and land transfers totaling 29387 dollars. Continuous phrasing reflects multiple deeds and values across parcels and executors.
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Geo. D. Smith
Benj. Epler
Jno
KM. Blumenour
Corane
Fredericketty
Calvin A. Thomas
Mordecai C. Jones
Hamilton Lindesy
Benjamin E. Phoebus
Frederick City
Saville Herband
Jack Harbaugh
Casa
Levy
Daniel C. Kep Jer
Trustews
Denial C. Derr
Daniel C. Derr
Negs Derr
Danec
Kaper
The Great Bazaar at City Opera House
Independent Bazaar of the Four Seasons announced for City Opera House starting Monday with performances through Friday. About 300 volunteers, 760 stalls, and elaborate decor feature a Lilipatian Japs march electric light display pantomime Pierrot in Zola Land and a grand fair with booths, costumes, music, and a diverse variety of attractions.
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Pronk
B. Rhodes
Bazsr
City Opera House
Begloueg
Eed
Contadar Ansil
Meirely
Central Aed
Country Store
Spider Web
Curiosity Shop
Sremen
Fire Destroys Large Easton Mechanical Shop
Fire devastates a large mechanical shop in Easton while reports from Maryland towns note burglaries, deaths and official appointments. Mrs. Francis H. Stalth dies at Hyattsville aged 72. Captain R. T. Knox of the oyster police steamer Thames is recalled. George M. Russum appointed to Caroline bench. Authorities discuss port collector appointment and insane asylum quarters. A freight collision near Foley's Station collapses bridges on the B&O line.
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Easton
Williamaport
Francis H. Stalth
Hyattsville
R. T. Knox
Thames
Caroline County
Mones Seabrook
Middleburg
Carroll County
Annapolis
Chestertown
Kent County
Rolie
Adooneér Smith
George M. Russum
Court of Appeals
Robinson
Pattersons in court on murder charge over attack
Wm H Patterson and daughter Rachael Patterson faced Police Judge Eckstein on the charge of murdering David Green who lies in serious condition at Montevne Hospital. They were released on $300 bail each for grand jury appearance, claiming Green attacked them first. Destruction of property case: Willem L Gilbert arrested on a warrant sworn by Edward Freed for destroying a counter in East Pat room, property owned by Ms. Reed. Hearing set before Judge Eckstein tomorrow afternoon.
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Pattersons
Wm. H. Patterson
Rachael Patterson
Jamice Eckstein
David Green
Montevne Hospital
Green
Willem L. Gilbert
Edward Freed
Cha ii
Gilbert
East Pat
Reed
Eckstein
News of the Church Services and Notices
Church notices report pastor Rev H. M. Beach to lead services at Uites Mills next Sunday at 10am and Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville at 2pm. St Paul’s Mis Wousry Society concert and meeting at Pissant Hill slated. Rev H. M. Hench of Frederick preached at Grace Reformed York Pa. Rev C. P. Smith of Poowurile chosen as delegate to preach next Sunday in Hyatunown and Pitt Hil. Boys on route to Washington from canal town observed by townsfolk.
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M. Beach
Uites Mills
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
St. Paul’s Mis- Wousry Society of
Piessant Hill
Somceet Sestion
M. Hench
Frederick
Grace Reformed Church
York
Felth
C. P. Smith
Poowurile
Hyatunown
Pitt Hil
Sanday
New York News on Cheap Bicycles Boosting Industry
The New York paper notes bicycle makers expect a cheaper year with plants adding wheels at about 25 dollars. Sewing machine firms may enter bicycle production. market forecasts see possible high quality wheels at lower costs while manufacturers weigh risks and profits amid competition and trial.
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Omas Sre
Toe New York Sa
Whrelines
Tary Ase
Realy Co
Polar
wapw/scigror
Fln
Mn Romor
Biel Bac
Frederick Gun Club Elects Officers At Meet
A Frederick Gun Club meeting at the Mesors store on West Patrick Street elected officers for the new term. C A Emmlyh was named president with J F P Eisenhauer as vice president and M J Kennedy as secretary. Chas W B Keefer became treasurer and corresponding secretary, Mai Pheobus as field captain, and Vernon Molesworth, Wm Kolb, E P Mants, J Roger McSherry, Louis Edlne as directors. Six members expressed enthusiasm for upcoming trap shooting events this season, date to be set when arrangements are made.
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Eigerion
Frederick
Wm. Kolb
E. P. Mants
J. Roger McSherry
Louis Edlne
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
A dated hotel arrivals column records guests including Bremner Chicago B H Hennes M M Bille L A Edwards W B Betting Chas Miller E L Boyle Samuel Koserburg B Burroughs J M Hutchinson Philadelphia Wim Lawson L M Conrad Q Sugel M Todd Baltimore E B P Bayhard Rochener Ernest Leln John T Barnett Tas GQ Leyl Louaville county 15 QCantrx Havan W HH Miles Howard county T H Murphy Plane No 4 Thomez C Balle FC Ensor McSherrytown John Smith California J M Gardner Chambersberg J M Fitchner Baltimore J EB Witte Chambersburg E A Evans Dayton Ohio county 14 AxorF Howes D P Irvingtead N 4 county 38
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Chambersberg
J. M. Fitchner
Baltimore
J. EB. Witte
Chambersburg
E. A. Evans
Dayton
Ohio
Axorf Howes
D. P. Irvingtead
Prince of Oratora Col Copeland Sets Audience Aflame
The Prince of Oratora Col Copeland praised as most popular eloquent lecturer in American public life headlines a Tuesday January event at the YMCA. Reserved seats at 35 cents and gallery 25 cents. Also Harmony Grove Sunday School plans an Oyster Supper at the Chapel Thursday evening January 32 to benefit Sunday School.
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Prince of Oratora
Col Copeland
Natura
Eames
Y.M.C. A
Yeakle’s
Oymer
Indies of Harmony Grove Banday School
Sandey
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Julce Morerey
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the Great Bazar
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Foley’s Station
Cumberland
Ceresville Zoller
Cerapar Bicycles
John Hendrickson
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Joss Hexoniczson
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LE Rand
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