Weather summary from the Weather Bureau briefing
General weather conditions across the United States on January 26 show a belt of high pressure across the Mississippi Valley with a developing Pacific storm inland toward the northern Rockies. Temperatures rise along the Rocky Mountain slope while the East remains near steady, a few showers on the lower Great Lakes and Florida, overall fair weather expected Monday, with winds around high and low pressure systems moving eastward.
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House for Rent and Local Business Notices Adverts
New ads today include house for rent listings and multiple local business notices. Jewelry stores advertise new goods and birthdays, while a city opera house arrival is noted with seating likely selling out.
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Wii. H. Birger Jewelry
Lendis’ Jewelry
City Opera House Jat
Severeevsees
John Hendrickson
Jes. EK
Walker & Co
Fernivare
Reneeno
C, Carty
Death notices for Carlin, Molesworth, Buckey and Bowls
Joseph Carlin aged 73 died Saturday at 2037 Kent Preston Street Baltimore from dropey after weeks illness. He was a Baltimore Sun carrier for twenty years and is survived by a widow three sons and three daughters. Funeral at his residence today at 9. Interment private. Ann Molesworth died of heart disease at 72 in New Market after residence with late Joseph Molesworth. Services Tuesday after ten at his deceased’s home. Tent at New Market. Ella Buckey died in Williamsport at home of her parents from a digestive complication. Harriet Bowls wife of William Bowls died at 43 yesterday from typhoid pneumonia at West Fifth Street. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Baltimore
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Baltimore Sun
Old Town
Alt. Molesworth
Ann Molesworth
New Market
Joseph Molesworth
Ella Buckey
Els Beatrice Buckey
Gao. Buckey
Williamsport
Digeeres
Harriet A. Bowls
Wm. Bowls
West Fifth Street
Obscure Postal Advertisers Remain List 1966
A fragment from a 1966 newspaper shows a dead letter office notice listing advertisers or addressees such as Guillamiey Lace-C Cooper and Oscar Aewtaaha, with a January date and instruction that letters uncalled for within two weeks may be sent to the dead letter office. The text is partially garbled with many misspellings and missing names.
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George Ocorres
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Amateur dramatic event with Handy Andy in Frederick
Elaborate preparations for a local stage and musical performance in Frederick feature the post amateur talent. The scene centers on a play performed by community members with promising music and a cheerful local atmosphere.
Y C A Convention Deliberations At Hagerstown Meeting
The 24th annual Young Men's Christian Associations convention for Maryland Delaware District of Columbia and West Virginia closed with services at St Pass and St John churches. Delegates heard on the railroad work general work and physical education notes. Numerous delegates from cities including Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago New York and Atlanta attended. Congregations and academies hosted sessions, with several conversions reported and plans to raise funds for state work.
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Caleego
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Baltimore
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Baltmore
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C. E Ober
Chicago
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New York
Percy B. Foster
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Atlanta
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K &J. Paul’s
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Washington
Christian Church
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Christ's Reformed Church
A. Copp
Virginia
First Brethren Church
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News of the State Briefs and Local Notices
Tea on the Susquehanna breaks up and passes out. The dwelling of B F Daniels near Annapolis burned. John C Bannon former clerk of Anne Arundel Circuit Court is very ill in Annapolis. Kent county Republicans protest Captain Frank Stevens appointment to the Annis B Smith. The 24th annual Y M C A convention for Maryland Delaware West Virginia and DC adjourned last night. Capital City Railway Company incorporators progress on Washington to Annapolis line plans. Vansville Farmers Club met at Col Wm P Davis's residence in Washington to discuss hosting an event.
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Clarke's Viste Leader in Baltimore Receives Care
General James C. Clarke of the Mobile and Ohio system remains in Baltimore where he has received attention for his health and the fact that he retains mental faculties. The report notes his condition as stable and his ability to communicate.
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Wellington Batts Congressmen Receives Update
Wellington Batts Congressmen has recovered enough to sit up and talk to friends yesterday though a slight cough remains. He plans to stay in Cumberland for a few days before traveling to Washington to attend to important business next week.
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Social world notes and committee members listed
The Social World column lists committee members including John Gilliager George Rosskey and Charles Mebring as part of the event’s organizing group.
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Portrait of Mrs Doesid McLess in Society Pages
A Baltimore American portrait highlights Mrs Doesid McLean of New York, formerly Miss Emly Ruteble of Frederick City. Daughter of Judge Jobe At cuts, she is noted as a writer and social leader, a regent for Maryland in the Daughters of the American Revolution, and a key organizer of colonial and revolutionary study at Borgate College.
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Paine Anniversary Banquet and Essay on Infidel Views
Letters from readers discuss the 1806 Paine anniversary at Park Ridge with references to Washington, Franklin, Jefferson and Paine. The piece includes critiques of Unionists, slavery, and religious diversity, plus notes on a banquet for Judge McSherry and local charitable appeals.
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Local brief items from Birmingham era include oddities and notices
A jumble of small notices reports assorted local items from Birmingham era: a theater group vows action, employment numbers and funerary stats in a distant region, an odd animal incident, a calf with one ear, a dog poisoning claim, and various local business notes. Paris police and French telephony charges appear alongside a glass substitute, a Royal barber fee, and community happenings.
Churches Hear Sermons and Aid Efforts Across Town
Local clergymen delivered sermons at the M E Church and City Opera House with women attending a special meeting on women’s issues. A fund drive and charity sale supported Armenian relief and local poor funds, with tickets 10 and 20 cents. Additional sermons by Rev Marlon J Kilne and several baptisms at Carroll Creek drew large crowds and praise for preaching, while catechetical instruction and youth meetings were announced for the week.
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Min Tae Lowe
German Baptist Church
Carroll Creek
Branner's Mill
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St. Mary's
John Bowers
J. James Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Sarrisburg
Harmony Grove
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Eloping Couple's Marriage Bid Interrupted at Frederick
A Leesburg resident Mr Thomas Ecgar Fieber and Miss Live Belic of Momsonville Va sought a license in Frederick this morning but the clerk refused the license after the youth Veteauy of age affirmation. The couple fled in despair toward an afternoon train toward Pennsylvania, aided by a swift telegram messenger boy whose delay allegedly changed the course of their romance.
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Changes in jury selections for February term court
The February term jury changes list updates replacements in multiple districts. Notable shifts include George Ramaborg to District 4 replacing Martin Loy and W damilton Stoule meyer to District 6 replacing Benjamin Harn, with additional substitutions in districts 12 13 16 18 19 30 and 2. Accidentally shot Thomas Fleming son of ex mayor while assembling a .33 calibre revolver. bullet lodged in left palm. Emily M Dixon seeks divorce from Chas D Dixon via counsel John Motter.
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Martin D. Loy
W. Damilton Stoulemeyer
Benjamin F. Harn
George M. Swank
Benton B. V. Garrett
Charlee Cramer
Henry W. Bennett
Lee J. Gaver
David M. Schildbecht
Wm A. Shipley
Jeremiah Branhoar
Appisby
John P. Natll
John W. Whitehill
Peter Duderar
Franklin P. Mort
Wm. H. Leatherman
Boury Derizbaugh
David A. Castle
Thoroas Fleming
Local notices and theater events at City Opera House
A list of upcoming events and notices including a W C T U birthday reception for 0 B Patrick moved to Dr Badclimt's, a bAZaar opening Monday February 3 at City Opera House, and a review of "The Prince of Orstars" by Col Corstens. Also mentions J Marshall Landis joining George A Gilbert shop and Yeakie's theater sale for January 7 with reserved seats and gallery pricing.
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