Weekly Weather Summary From The Weather Bureau
Fair tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures in most regions. The Atlantic coast sees disturbances. a northeastern storm moves seaward. A belt of high pressure extends from the St Lawrence Valley to the eastern Gulf. No measurable precipitation except along the Pacific coast. Temperatures fall in Northern New England and the Northwest, rise in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys. Generally little change elsewhere. Winds circulate around high and low pressure, with the high bringing clear, cool conditions and the low bringing clouds, rain, and warmer spells. Southeast winds ahead of a low are warm and moist. northwest winds between high and low are cool and clearing. southwest to west winds of the high are variable.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Paele Coast
Hutrests
New England
Missouri
Misanaippi
Lower Lake Region
Arowe
New Ads Today Features Local Names and Rentals
New classified items include Philip J. Walker Rhoderick ellington Hammond Dr C F Goodall-Bazar of Sessonn er Johnson Autumn Booth C C Carty Kriner Milling Co Oyster Wafers and Biroe Room For Rent W A Mansfield indicates varied listings and rental opportunities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Walker
Rhoderick
Ellington Hammond
C. F. Goodall
State Briefs Highlight Local Developments Across Counties
Reports from Maryland note Hyattsville event planning, Leonardtown fire department setup, Judge Russom joining the Court of Appeals, and Rock Hall forming an oystermen’s union. Wheat gains lift Washington county farmers while Elkton charter amendments seek public improvements. Delegations tour Washington and Annapolis as Elkton bond issue faces opposition. Harford and Queen Anne’s rail route talks occur. Kent county patronage disputes spark tension. Fletcher Green is arrested in Aberdeen for railroad obstruction.
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Uae
Hyattsville
Leonardtown
George M. Russom
Court of Appeals
Oystermen’s Protective Union
Rock Hall
Kent County
Washington County
Elkton
Ciaissns’ Comusldte
Harte de Grace
Washington
Anaspolis
Ellendale
Del
Greenwood
Queen Anne's
Contecsec Eteri
Mending
Bridge Dulliis
Purely Personal and Local Social Notes
Purely personal items note Mr W P Beard returning to visit Mrs Garrett in Pete town and Mrs Minnie McKinstry of Baltimore visiting Mrs Morgan on East Second street. Mentions travel to Dobbie West Virginia, hunting for beer and wild game, and Theodore Hosch of Frederick employed at Battlefield Tannery Gettysburg. Also notes final account for Mary Cox administratrix of William Gene and details of estate settlements and distributions.
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W. P. Beard
Hipete
Garrett
Minnie McKinstry
Baltimore
Morgan
East Second Street
A. See En
Chu. Hapnett
Dobbie
W. Va
Theodore Hosch
Frederick
Duttera
Battlefield Tannery
Gettysburg
Vrphant
Mary & Cox
William Gene
Maegh
Monement Association Meeting at 820 o clock
An important meeting of the Monement Association will be held this evening at 820 o clock in H.C. 4. 7 rooms. Important business will be presented. Mr Frank Davis of East Patrick rest is sick. Miss Ade B. Lough has gone to New Oxford Pa for health. News of the Churches A business meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held this evening at Hae Arians Letherez Church.
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Monement Association
H.C
Che Bak
Frank Davis
East Patrick Rest
Mies Ade B. Lough
New Oxford
Christian Endeavor Society
Letherez
F.ssm
Atom
Rhodes
Mets
Businens
Lectures at City Opera House Draw Audience to Serious Topics
An audience at the City Opera House heard Col Copeland present a lecture on life’s serious problems, using Geoffrey Bare’s six blind men and the elephant as a metaphor. He critiqued fragmentary views and social evils, while humor and sincerity kept the talk engaging. The program noted demand for more lectures on history science art and philosophy with a future concert by the Benem Quartetts set for February.
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City Opera House
Vol Copensad
Marriscerg
Col Conelard
M.C
Joseph Dr. Baker
Col Copeland
Bia Haster
John G.dfrey
Gypeland
Plattudes
Benem Quartetts
Boston
Death notices from a Jefferson and Roanoke area page
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Oda Cochran near Jefferson after months of illness at 81 years 11 months. Funeral in Reformed Church with Rev. Dittmar. Also announced are the deaths of Samuel Shafer of Roanoke Va and Samuel Brubaker of Lancaster Pa with brief funeral details. scattered lines mention other relatives and locations including Frederick and Baltimore County.
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Cochran
Oda
Charles H. Cochran
Jefferson
George Ro
Ana Joy
Dittmar
Funeral notices of Mire Ann Micksworth and Carmen Browns
The funeral of Mire Ann Micksworth who died on Saturday was held at Trinity Mahone Episcopal Church South New Market with relatives present. She was 73 years 5 months old. The funeral of Carmen Browns, daughter of Basse and Alargett, followed at St Matthew's Church Manor at 9 o'clock with pallbearers Emory Whip James Chs. Ogia and Whip. Interment was in the graveyard beside the church.
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Chia of
Basse
Alargett
Matthew
Lacon Cherch
H. Burke
Emory Whip
Jas
Ogia
Whip
Cherch
State Legislature Debates Civil Service Reform In Senate
The Maryland General Assembly convened with both houses in session. Senators debated civil service reform and various bills including Defenders Day, a sales tax on tobacco products, debt limits, and expansion of public works. Governor Lowndes hosted a reception for lawmakers as Frederick County delegates were announced for pensions and local matters.
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Senate
Cesalem
Brece
Sie
Brace
Balimore City
House of Delegates
Commission
Chesapeake and Persmat
Waa
Backerd
Balimore Bar
Sryas
Cour of Appeals
House
Paizel
Padgett
Schilling
Bantard
Bernard Carter
Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
Harry Welles Bask
Lowndes
Annepo Ma
Edwards
Orphans’ Court of
Hartimore
Ballimore
Benator Talbott
Montgomery
Ccounty
Democratic State Central Committee
Favora J. Nelson Foster
Board of Supervisors
Bruce
Talbort
Washington and Potomac
Randall
Annapolla
Madd
Department of Roads and Highways
The Angelire Trial Delayed To Late April Or May
The Angelire murder case against Mattie and Frank Angviler of New Market, charged with shooting Charles F. Parker in Baltimore, is unlikely to start before late April or May after a crowded Criminal Court docket. Local officials expect delays to allow fair trials amid public interest.
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Mattie
Frank Angviler
New Market
Charles F. Parker
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Criminal Court
Letters From The Profle On Public Affairs And Infidels
A Frederick Maryland newspaper letter page critiques farmers' legislation, urges one seat in the General Assembly and a free library, and condemns opposition to Democrats. A second letter responds to Mr Bacon Watts about Thomas Paine and infidels, defending Paine and religious tolerance while lampooning Mr Davis and praising benevolent citizens who aid the poor.
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Morse
Tax Nine
Bacon Watts
Thomas Paine
Park Ridge
Besaye
Thomas Parnois
Mr. Davis
Ms. Davis
Frederick
Davis
Travia
Ft & Crime
Paine
The Royal Arcanum Special Meeting and Fire Incident
The Royal Arcanum Wrodetick Council met at night with many members present. State officers from Baltimore arrived for an official visit, including Grand Regent, Grand Worthy Matron, and Grand Treasurer, with Mr. Hogen dorp. After adjournment to Hallers cafe a supper was held and one new member initiated as five applications were received. In other notes, a boy used dynamite on a Chesapeake and Casal steamer voyage leading to amputation of a leg, and several property transfers and real estate deals were recorded in Frederick City and Mary Walker areas, totaling significant sums.
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Royal Arcanum
Wrodetick Couscil
Royal Amam
Gockalon
Baltimore
Bobn
Edwarde
Aere Ad
Maryland
Hogendorp
Haniaeet
Counncil
Haller
Waa Parteken
Maryland Court of Appeals appoints McSherry chief judge
Judge Jaren McSherry, appointed by Governor Lowndes to lead the Court of Appeals, took the oath of office yesterday in a formal ceremony. The investiture was conducted with other judges present, and McSherry received a ceremonial mace as chief judge while Maryland color-justice peers stood witness. The oath was administered by Clerk Spencer C. Jones, with earlier justices also taking oaths in the ceremony.
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Jaren Mcsnerry
Lowndes
Coert of Appeals
Joza M. Robinson
Apue
Otice
Woota
Olef
Mosherry
Bambime Boysesul American Beatty
Becker
Maryland National Guard
MecSnerry
Court of Appeals
Meskerry
Maryland
John C. Legrand
Justice of the Peace
J. Gunter
John B. Eccleston
Wil B. Tack
John Thomson Mason
Spencer C. Jones
Alnee Neagerber
W. Shepard Bryan
Robinson
J. Frank Ford
McSherry
Great Bazaar Week Opens At Opera House Fun and Food
South Wey Down venue advertises Ball, Foot Ball interest, and a grand bazar with 100 novelties. Include rubbery antics of pickaninies dance music for every motel, plus theatre fare and Opera House spots. Alumni meeting at Academy Hall and Bazaar collectors plan city routes for donations on February dates.
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Wey
Great Bazar
Cat.ch Opera House
Sesat
City
Church St
Charen Bt
City Opera House
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the Daily News
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Gpeen
Kore Waserustos
D.C
Jan. Dlem
News OF the State
Republican State Central Committee
Talbot County
Fletcher Green
Baltimore and Ohio
Aberdeen
Herford County
Tre Key Ronumeat
Bering the Elspuart
Gopnisst
Aamurl
Mgr
Samuel Shafer
Roanoke
Carlton Shafer
Frederik
Shafer
Misa Dalia Pattie
Warrenton
Rossoke
Bamull Brubaker
Samual Brubaker
Waehin Marmon
South Market Street
Wm. Brubaker
Lascaster
Calvin Brubaker
Irabeker
Lowenstein & Maryland
Bia
the State Legislature
Frederick County
Columute
Wood
Arkali
Cram
Norwood
Middletown
Thomas Moore
Casal
Thomas
Vormen
W. Wi
Mary 3. Walker
George W. Bitzer
Haiph Bitser
Frederick City
John O. Hays
Pater Haines
Leas
Bave & Pew
W'Sherry
Frederick College Alumni Association
Academy Hall
Independent
D. . Best
John Hendrickson
Wandy
JSP
Dezigne
L&eé
Joax Henonksson
F. V. Staub
Yust
Doll Brothers
D. H. Busr
Sorth Market ST
BuItk Bale
North Market ST
Telegraph Street
Court Hones
Ithe
GFA
Esirabic
Tore Federal
Tronset
Balidueg
Tod Couaiog
Jacob Rorrback
Attorey
Harvey J. Leace
Jandzofedi
Lawrence
F. V. Stars
Reve
Shreti
Hamburg
Boduck & Neidigs
A. T. Rick & Sone
A. T. Rich & Som
North Market Street
Mnab Eolate
James E Walker & CO
Ib Wasser SD
Marbeiller, Mulls
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Das
Monte
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the Railing Grocery CO
Eldridge
Mullinix & Mar
Rec
Emsbroiderie’s
Nalasook
W. C. Hipamers
Christ
SILEJ
Ceeful
Meiunox & Kur
W. C. Exnamer
W. Patrick JT
Frederick, MD
Ai Merney
Limburger
A. B. Hargett
B. Hargest
Marvin
A. B. Hanser
SCC
Bi Brans
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