Weather Forecast Leveraging High Pressure and Storm Activity
The report notes a high pressure zone covering most of the country with a storm south of Newfoundland and low pressure moving into Western Canada. Clear conditions are expected east of the Rockies, while the Mississippi Valley and Northwest see warmer trends and New England and Eastern New York cooler, with increasing cloudiness in the extreme Northwest. Winds shift around pressure systems following a clockwise around highs and counterclockwise around lows.
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W. L
Rocky Mownis
Newfundland
Wessern Canada
Tiece
Rocky Mounteins
Tex Wrest News Announces Thursday Twelve Page Issue
The Weekly News announces the Tex Wrest News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday. It will feature pens and many special feats and offer advantageous advertising options. Copy for Toe Waxxry News ads due by 6 pm Wednesday. changes by 12 pm the same day.
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Tex Wrest News
Personal Notices From A Small Town Visitations
Pleely personal items note Mr William Murphy and family returning to North Dakota after visiting his parents. Washington’s Mises Howe and great niece Misa Harry near Frederick plan home visits at 1318 E retreat from 4 to 10. Mrs Lille R Hardy of Baltimore stays with Mrs Thos Strickler for ten days. Mrs James, Mrs Birdie and Nellie May also there. Mises Turner of Philadelphia have returned after visiting sister Mrs A L Bosley. Mr R F Blake and Mrs Daile Page in Allegheny City Pa. Mrs M M Swean, Blake’s sister very ill there. Mr Chas F Firestone of Philadelphia visiting his parents in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Murphy
Mr. Murphy
North Dakota
Mises Howe
Washington, D.C
Misa Harry
Frederick
Uwk
Hotel Arrivals From A Fragmented List
Hotel arrivals noted include numerous guests arriving from various cities such as Baltimore Boston and Philadelphia with names like Juno McNair A P donk G Bond Geo W Di Homey and Wm Linhurst among others. entry appears as an OCR garble with multiple misread lines and missing context indicating a travel or guest register listing.
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Hotel
Phils
M. Miller
Hesding
B. H. Crawford
St. Louis
Guder
McCerihy
Columbia
Harry W. Lord
J. Fitchser
Pallimore
A. Johnson
Philadelphis
County
Funeral of Mrs J Edward Rios Held at Mt Olivet
The funeral for Mrs J Edward Rios was held yesterday afternoon from her North Market Street home with Rev J O Hawk officiating. Pallbearers included L C Lumps Granville Lind my H Mebrie Gutteger Wiliam F Smith Wiltree H Beal and H Raiting. Interment followed at Mt Olivet. T Rie & Boas served as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furcran
Mra J. Edward
Frederick lawyer declines bid for Congress supports Motser
Gandidare and Mr Hammond Urner, a sick young Frederick lawyer once named as a possible congressional candidate to replace Bamatot, announces he is not seeking the nomination. He will actively support the nomination of Mr John C Motser of the city.
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T & Gandidare
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Congress
Bamatot
Geo. L. Wellington
John C. Motssr
Marriage Licenses for Frederick County Couples
Charles A. Fair and Nelile E. Bready of Adamstown Frederick county appear on the marriage license list. Henry Gall of wear Thermont Freder ick county aged Ti wed Malluda Sig mumi of Thurmont aged 46 as recorded in local notices.
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Charles A. Fair
Nelile E. Bready
Adamstown
Frederick County
Henry Gall
Wear Thermont
Malluda Sigmumi
Thurmont
Birthday Reception at Radcliff Home for Women’s Club
About two hundred guests attended a birthday reception hosted by Mrs Dean at Radcliff East Second Street in Maryland style hospitality. The event featured music, recitations, vocal solos, and a banquet with cream and cake, celebrating the women’s Temperance movement and the “white ribboned” cause with elocution and social fellowship.
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Christhe Temperance
Calon
de. J
Radcliff
East Second Street
the Cause
Maryland
Alma
Miss Beale
Mamie Burger
Lucy Eisenhauer
Marian Kolb
Marian Smith
Julia Young
Mira Kate Eisenhauer
Genera Dleperafon
George W. Dean
Patrick Atree
Scranton oddities and local notes prompt curious recall
A fragmentary clipping mentions eight kinds of dollars, a ten year tale of a woman with fish in her stomach, twins aged ninety two in New York, a zero weather day in Frederick forty years ago, and money matters. It notes Martinsburg fire department events, Seattle children support for a monument, December railroad relief spending, Philharmonic rehearsals, and A Gregg Miller booking City Opera House for next month.
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Scranton
New York State
Bock
Frederick
Iife
Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department
Philharmonic Orchestrs
A. Gregg Miller
City Opera House
Railroad crew urged to inspect wheels and pipes
Bil J D Halster of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad warns of bursted wheels and broken cars. He orders trainmen to inspect crates, use brakes properly at curves, and prevent overheating. Superintendent J Spurrier notes many complaints about steam pipes and bad car components, promising strict enforcement.
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J.D. Halster
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr. Reister
Trama
J. Spurrier
Ocrnr
Feo
Banquet Planned For Reform of Former Chaplain
At a large meeting of Pr. Belizoy Cococh No. 70, B L Moors, committees led by Wm. M. Crimmins George B. Rodock and N. J. Wilson were formed to plan a banquet honoring their former chaplain Rev. J. Reaney who now serves as chaplain in the United States Navy aboard the steamship Baltimore which recently arrived in San Francisco from Yokohama Japan after years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belizoy Cococh
B. L
Wm. M. Crimmins
George B. Rodock
N. J. Wilson
Agiol
Reaney
United States Navy
Baltimore
San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
Syrup of Figa Promises Permanent Help for Hattual Con Mistion
In olden times people ignored lasting benefits and chased quick fixes, but now it is known that Syrup of Figa permanently cures hattual con mistion, so well informed readers will avoid other laxatives that act for only a short time and harm the system.
Maryland Decree and Deaf Education Highlight Local News
The article notes a Mary land ballethe at the Maryland Beaco for ten days and honors Miss Harriet B Rogers and Miss Carclias A Yale of Norttampwa, Macs. It mentions Miss James MesSaerry becoming Judge of the Court of Appeals of Maryland, recognizing judicial ability, with McSerry described as former chief judge of Frederick and Montgomery circuits and long involvement with the Maryland School for the West.
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Masyiané
Maryland
Beaco
Harriet B. Rogers
Mies Carclias A. Yale
Norttampwa
Miles Rogers
Clarke Institution
Northam Aoa
Apc
Vale
Jzize James MesSaerry
Poerson
Catt Saige
Court of Appeals
Marylend
Mcscerry
Frederick and Montgomery
Court of Appeal
Rd of Visitors
Maryland School For the West
Naval Academy exams begin amid notices and deaths
The semi annual Naval Academy examinations started yesterday. David Harehman, a Washington county farmer, is dead. Dr Norman B Scott and wife of Hagerstown celebrated their golden wedding. The Free Brethren Church at Hagerstown called Rev Z H Copp of Strasburg VA. About 200 invitations issued for Governor Lowndes reception in Annapolis today. Large dry goods store of T B Kinnaman at Centreville burned. loss $7,000 insured. Caroline county farmers refuse to grow tomatoes this year for less than 8 tons. Mrs Edward Boswell near Ellicott City had a den with red white and blue feathers which laid an egg of the same colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
David Harehman
Washington County
Norman B. Scott
Hagerstowe
Free Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Z. H. Copp
Strasburg
Lowndes
Annapolis
T. B. Kinnaman
Centreville
Caroline County
Edward Boswell
Ellicott City
Deaths And Local Incidents From Washington County
Mrs Polly Kline died at Cavetown aged about 83. She moved from Frederick county after her husband Jacob Kline died long ago. A long-ago shooting near Wolfsville involved Jacob Kline and John Warrenfeltz, with German speakers possibly misled by a boy. David Harshman died near Rieggold aged about 58 after a lingering illness, leaving four daughters and one son. Carmen Bargatt, daughter of Edgar Hargett, died aged 3 and was buried at Manor Lutheran Church venue today at 9 PM.
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Kline
Polly Kline
Cavetown
Washington County
Lutheran Church
Wolfaville
J. B. Keiler
Smithaburg
Frederick
Ehutt Place
George Kline
David Harshmann
David Harshman
Rieggold
Frederick County
German Baptist Brethren Church
Carmon Bargatt
Carmen EK
Edger Hargett
the Manor Lutheran Church
Last Week of Big Meeting at M E K Church
The January revival at the M E K Church in Canrch enters its final week with strong spiritual power reported by the oldest members. Rev Zimmerman declines bead counting, noting deeds surpass measurement. Over 200 pledge signers wear lavender ribbons, with more to receive them Friday night. Last Sunday's Sunday school was the largest in the church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.ek
Canrch
Zimmerman
Property transfers and a self-inflicted injury report
The notices detail several land transfers including Dexied Noah EF. Cramer to Thomas J. Wach tar for 83 perches at $60, and Laviala Shankle acquiring 18 acres and 4 perches for $605, plus other parcels and mortgage notices. Mentions Frank F. Mort receiving 10 acres from Daniel P. Zimmerman and multiple parcel sales. A note mentions Patrick street gate and Mr Thomsit Fleming who shot himself accidentally last Saturday is improving, with Mr William Clem recovering.
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Dexied
Noah EF. Cramer
Thomas J. Wachtar
Martin L. Shankle
Laviala Shankle
John C. Matter
Frederick J. Nelsom
William F. Breimer
Brunswick
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Frank F. Mort
Rang’ G Gail Sones
M. Gall
William J. Kearns
Leek M. Kearns
William H. Vanmeter
Patrick Street Gate
Thosmst Fleming
William Clem
State Legislature Proceedings and Frederick County Notes
The scene covers legislative activity with amendments to corruption statutes, appropriations for St. John’s College and Owens Hall, and debates on voter qualifications and city park funding. A reception for legislators is noted, plus changes to election law and mayoral authority. In Frederick County, measures authorize street bond funding and reform city elections, with a wage register for street labor. Governor Lowndes announces McSherry as chief judge. election reforms and municipal governance proposals are discussed.
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S.ns
Hardall
Mi Owell Hall
Ercce
Gs Gate
Tee Biste
Uoysrolr
Appiegar
Baicce
Detwees
Anwaert
Josee
Bende
Ae Tie Ontel
Cufton Park
Laimore
Serate Laen
Berwice
Lewades
Tre Leghisinre
Flera
Senate Committee On
Pearce Westcott
Kent County
Buta Brarchea
Senate
Fred Atickh
St. John's College
Ilo
Oe Cherry
Charles Street
Charles J. Baker
Centenntal Association
Clifton Park
Frederick County
Bluse
Solth
Carroll
Counncil
Mount Airy
Frederick
Asus Bonda
Lowndes
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Norwood
Democratic Assembly
Jone
Reuzer
City Hall
Marriage of Staith and Ezight in Frederice County
The ceremony took place Thursday January 10 at Reed a by Rev J B Chamberlain. The couple is Mr Jake Staith of Locust Grove and Miss Mary Ezight of Bohtoss Frederice county. A dinner was served to honor Judge McSherry on his elevation to Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals bench on February 10.
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Smite
Sigler
Reed
J. B. Chamberlain
Jake Staith
Locust Grove
Mary Ezsight
Bohtoss
Frederice County
McSherry
McSnerry
Total Court of Appeals Bench
Col Copeland's Subject and Local Flour Adquirements
Fragmented OCR text shows a Col Copeland subject line and an advertising notice for flour brands. Mentions Belging the Etephans and Shriners milling, a new calendar, and selling our brands. Fuzzy names appear alongside product references like CESABTILLE XOLORE FLOUR.
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Vora Cho Cves
Accidents and Local Events Highlight Community News
A foreman from St Jobs's Plow Company, E D Bachelder, was injured in a buggy collision near Beas Patrice. He died later at a hospital after the crash, with several witnesses and medics in attendance. A Colored Literary Society event at Public School No 4 featured readings, music, and a debate on urban life, followed by discussions on whether a physician or lawyer benefits the community more.
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E D. Bachelder
St Jobs's
Joba's
Cartin Heeer
Lo A Hager
Patrice Afest
Bac
Dr Gees
Cereral
Ysger
Uctre J McCurdy
Colored Literary Sociay
Beejsm
Ube Presidee
Misa Lelia Brighon
N Sewell
D Wise
F. Laratos
W. Hall
Echou
M. Grey
Fenok Holland
Charles Boldin
Henry Tmtth
Benjemin Rigge
Edward Simonson
Trapping Foxes Raccoons and Skunks Along Canal
Trappers along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal report heavy muskrat catches and a rise in pests as canal authorities supply steel traps. Veteran Samuel Malone trapped 24 animals last Friday night, Harry Williamson 15, with red foxes raccoons and skunks common in the Lock Woods area below Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Banka
Samuel Malone
Harry Williamson
Lock
Williamsport
Huntawan
Entertainment to Aid the Poor at Chi pera House
The Chi pera House will host a benefit evening Thursday with The King's Daughter and Handy Andy. Opera and drama will be performed by well trained talent to aid the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipera House
Handy Andy
Opening of Grand Frederick Amusement Enterprize
Local notices announce barer bulletin details for donations to the City Opera House on February dates for Northern and Southern districts. Dr Hardesty will be in Frederick Thursday to Friday for eye ear and throat care. A grand opening week features the Bagar of the fonsons with novelties and costumes plus Mausie-Fon Flowen. The Prince of Oratore Col Copeland praised as a top speaker. Admission 10 and 15 cents. reserved seats 50 cents. gallery 25 cents.
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Barer
City
Church St
Church Bt
City Opera House
Hardesty
Frederick
Sith
Fonsons
Old Frederick
Col Copeland
Toseday
Salast Yeskle
Table Goods Shine in This Season's Stock
Advertises high quality table goods crafted from the season’s finest stock. Emphasizes well made items and choice selections for discerning buyers.
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D.C
Anenseeee
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Eveeveeee Lomas & Clary
A. Gibbert
Grocetis
Cerenneenenrensensenmore Bailing
A. Fra Ore
Sens
C. Carty
the Weekly News
Pleely Personal
W. C. L. Wane Kibbesed
Martinsburg
Key Monument Association
Seattle
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
LUE
TEE State Legislauke
Beatties Proceedings
Tax News
Reapnabintes
Hab Tike
Tot News
Wood Yard
Theas
Grenville Lindsay
Frederick County National Bank
Lopei
Copeland Iz
Americas
Eoiare
Copeland
Shriner Milling
D. H. Best
D. H. Busis
Korte Mazket GY
Moun
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BAZAR
Tov
Jobn Henonkxson
Ff. V. Staub
Ust
F . V. Stacs
Doll Brothers
Dp Brothers
New Goons
North Market
Dow Brokens
UNO
the Railing Grocery Co
C. Eldridge
Cakisruss
W. C. Bionwars
Towell
Maryoth
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
EWS
Mar Brilles
Dimitime
Nadscor India
Jae, EK
Wacezr Eo
Bartholomay
Rochester
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Apollo
Alec
Braw CO
Bay View
AKER
Durbearts
ZXX
AMD Portre
C. H. Evans & Spee
Indias
Pale 4le
Sbrowe Stout
Tégugr
John 4. GC
Lipps, Cor
West Patrick and
Telearaps Othe ‘Talaphone No. 173
Prederisk
C.D. Dow
J. F. Eisensauer
Risenhaluer
Dacios
A. B. Hargett
Maine
A. B. Hassare
Brave
Rodooe & Mee
Rous Aes
Moran
Hey Yma
Uvurley Coeot Rejection Court
Carpe Colfevers
Uae
Lae
Avo A. Wies
Cowe
Modock & Neidick
A T.rice & Bons
A. T. Ries & Som
North Market Street
Intre-State Telephone WO
Pairich
James
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