Weather Bulletin From Chief Haggmoeton Affects Regions
Weather report notes pressure changes along the South Atlantic coast and Northwest, with rising temperatures in the Northern Rocky Mountain area and Central Mississippi Valley. Showers persist in the South Atlantic and Gulf states with heavy rain at some points while a general forecast points to clearing in the South Atlantic and Gulf late Tuesday and fair conditions elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Haggmoeton
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Northwest
Rocky Mountain Alope
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
Gulf States
Gulf
West Lake
Middle States
New Hous
New Ads Today With Brief Notices From Town
A scrambled newspaper fragment lists multiple small ads including recruiting officer and address details. Mentions Hamilton Lindsay and a real estate or loan note. References a money loan offer and a tonic product called U-No Tonic with scattered contact hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Lindsay
Ailietanimons Eeediad
Scunhaan M. Calvert
Weekly News advert details and deadlines
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready on Thursday with comprehensive news and features. It highlights advertising advantages and notes copy deadlines for Tas Wasaty News by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by 7 PM Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weresty
Tas Wasaty
Personal social notes from Frederick area visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about who cams and go. Ben J H Gittinger of Martinaburg is in the city today. Ed Magals a young druggist of Martinaburg has accepted a position as manager of the drug store of Mr Todd at Brunswick. Gernand agent for State Matus Life Insurance Company Worcester Mass is in the city. Mrs A C Keohler of Hagerstown Mrs Reginald Keobler of Rosnoke and Mr Victor Keobler of Hagerstown spent yesterday in Frederick as guests of the Tyson family on East Church street. J D Mackin of U No Medicine Company and Isaac Wineberg of North Market street expect to leave tomorrow on trip to Gettysburg Pa. Miss Belen Corner has been the great of Miss Shipley on Third street spending a few days with the Misses Ely. George Wilcoxon and Nash E Cramer returned last evening from a visit to friends in Montgomery county. Louis Lester and his friend Walker of Washington are guests of Col C Winebrewer on Court square. Bimpson of Virginia is the guest of the Shipley family on West Third street. Mrs Simpson is an accomplished violinist. P F Pampeil has returned to Frederick from a trip to Richmond Va. Thomas Dorsey with A C McCardell left this afternoon on a forty overland trip to Emmitsburg Gettysburg the Blue Mountain House and elsewhere. He expects to be gone about a week.
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J. H. Gittinger
Martinaburg
Ed Magals
Todd
Brunswick
Gernand
Matus Life Insurance Company
Worcester
Mass
A. C. Keohler
Hagerstown
Reginald Keobler
Rosnoke
Victor Keobler
Frederick
J. B. Tyson
East Church Street
J. D. Mackin
U-No Medicine Company
Isaac Wineberg
North Market Street
Gettysburg
Belen Corner
Miss Shipley
Third Street
Ely
George Wilcoxon
Nash E Cramer
Montgomery County
Louis Lester
Mr. Walker
Washington
Col . C. Winebrewer
Court Square
Bimpson
Virginia
Geo. E. Shipley
West Third Street
Simpson
P. F. Pampeil
Richmond
Thomas Dorsey
A.C. McCardell
Emmitsburg
Howse
Illness Touches Frederick Residents In City and Nearby
Mrs. Frank Davis of East Patrick street improves after a week of sickness. Reefer Thomas, once of Frederick now in Berryville, Va., is reported seriously ill. John Hiller from Montgomery county visits Frederick seeking bear treatment. Mrs. Lewis Hager of West Patrick street suffers erysipelas. An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a kidney and liver aid, sold at 4c and 1$ by local druggists, manufactured by the California Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Reefer Thomas
Berryville
John Hiller
Montgomery County
Lewis Hager
West Patrick Street
Monument funds received for Key memory in Frederick
Governor Browne and Governor Jackson facilitated a $142.60 subscription from Maryland citizens toward a monument in Frederick honoring the author of the Star Spangled Banner. Subscriptions were remitted to President W. Birley of the Key Monument Association. A Rey Movement Association meeting is set for 5 PM at the F.C. B.C.A. rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geversee Brown
Jackson
Bes
W. Birely
Rey Monument Innectiion
Prederick
Rey Muvement Association
Teceday Market Buoyant With Fruits And Provisions
Teceday Market opens with abundant stock including raspberries of many varieties at 8 to 10 cents per quart and cherries at 4 to 5 cents per quart. Currants, dewberries, gooseberries, mulberries, plums, and pineapples noted with watermelons arriving in larger numbers. eggs 12 cents per dozen and butter 15 cents per pound as vegetables and bread supply remain plentiful and geared to summer lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teceday
Fireman Killed In Baltimore and Ohio Crossing Accident
Wm A Hardy a fireman with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was fatally injured at Mantz Crossing near Frederick Junction when an uncoupled engine surged ahead. He died about one hour later, age 22, after surgeons treated him at Frederick. His body was sent to Baltimore after funeral preparations.
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Mets
Wm. A. Hardy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mantz’ Crossing
Frederick Junction
Frederick Janction
Si Honer
Frederick
Messra
Schroeder
Baltimore
Sinploy H Company
Orphans Court probate and estate actions summary
The Orphans Court admitted the will of Malinda Neff to probate. Releases for Ella M. and Susie Simpson filed releasing Rachel V. Simpson as executrix. Real estate sale of Jesse T. Clary estate noted. Letters testamentary granted to Calvin A. Thomas for Eliza Aier estate. Administrators and executors named for several estates with filed accounts and distributions. Edward Baker, Barbara A. Linton, and Calvin W. Loy estates referenced with final accounts and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Neff
Ella M
Susie Simpson
Rachel V. Simpson
Jesse T. Clary
Eliza Aier
Calvin A. Thomas
Losiera Textamentary
Ann 4Anigian
Samuel Maddox
Samuel Claggett
Edward Baker
Barbara A. Linton
Calvin W. Loy
D. B.n.c.t A
Funeral for John H. Riehl and Miss Clara Sinnar
The funeral for the late John H. Riehl was held at his West Patrick street home with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers included K. E. Gittinger, M. L. Firestone, and others. C. C. Carty directed. A separate hearse funeral for Miss Clara Sinnar occurred from the Baltimore and Ohio depot, with Rev. Luther Kuhl Insp officiating and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Riehl
West Patrick Street
Berghces
Hesskatl
Hawk
Messrs
KE. A. Gittinger
M. L. Firestone
John Eisler
Geo. Brust
Jno. T. Green
John Ebbert
Mt. Olivet
C.C. Carty
Miss Clara & Sinn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luther Kuhl- Insp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Messrs. L. Loy
Benny Hahn
David Eizins
J.8. Eller
Art Olivet
C. GC. Carty
Emancipation Day Celebration Planned in Frederick
Emancipation Day officers met at Nazarlie Hall on West Ail Saints' Street to finalize arrangements for the Frederick event on Thursday August 8. The committee promises a more demonstrative and imposing program than ever, with excursions from various places and elaborate entertainment for visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nazarlie Hall
West Ail Saints’ Street
Ciy
Fourth of July Celebration In Frederick City Opera House
The only Fourth of July celebration in Frederick will be held in the City Opera House this evening under the Philomathean Literary Society. The program begins at 8 o'clock with a half hour ovation by Rev. J. W. Rogan of Baltimore and includes patriotic airs and other attractions for the public and patriotic societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera Horee
Philomathean Literary Society
J. W. Rogan
Divius
Baltimore City
Will of Mrs Mary Bidgsly Brown Probate in Westainater Orphans Court
The will of Mrs Mary Bidgsly Brown wife of Governor Brown was probated in the Orphans Court at Westainater. She leaves two legacies of 5000 to her seather godfather and 10000 to Mary Ridgely Gould held in trust by Governor Brown. The estate mainly realty in Boston Cambridge and Cat in9 sl. Governor Brown named as trustee for the two children with a bond of 500 from Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Witnesses included John T Morris Thomas Foley Hiskey Arthur L Ser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Mary Bidgsly Brown
Brown
Orphans’ Court
Westainater
Aedome
Nemeaske
Mary Ridgely Gould
John T. Morris
Thomas Foley Hiskey
Arthur L. 8Er
George W. Leonard
James P. Rion
Weather, livery buttons, land lease, storms, and Local notices
Meteorologists cite six heat sources from earth sun moon winds meteors and time. Benjamin Rosenour gifted workmen at Honck's livery with casl buttons. A Hancock discovery is debunked as a fake. West Chester teachers court but do not wed. city signs face bans. Hancock land lease ends with 75,000 per heir from sale. Pension granted to Can. Crileon. Shafer reports two deep sink holes on a Frederick county farm. a boy was rescued from one. Rhode Island and Connecticut Mills employ large portions of populations. Wind arises from high to low pressure. cyclones and hurricanes form. Bearry Barnes to repair Weatminster lines after storms. Trene Brightwell injured after a fall. Watermelons sell in Frederick. lightning kills a horse near Marriottsville. Rumor of attempted B and C railroad bridge blow at Dickerson. American sheep produced 307,200,000 pounds wool last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rosenour
East ‘Sirick
Honck
Hancock Corns
West Chaster
Dave Court
Humbird
Cumberland
O.V
Levy
Frederick
Bil Buzzard
Hagerstown
Lancaster
R. E Shafer
Rhodes Island
Connecticut
Bearry Barnes
Weat Ininster
P. Telephone
Unea
Trene
Polk Brightwell
Weat South Steest
Ataira
Thamas C. Maxwell
Marriottsville
Howard County
Dickerson Station
St James Lutheran Church Faces Financial Reform
A church meeting in Frederick discussed future welfare and potential reorganization to ease financial strains from the building program. Services will continue Sundays with local ministers officiating while a permanent pastor is sought. A move to select a new minister and reorganize the congregation was favored. The sesqui centennial celebration planning proceeds with ongoing committee activity and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Lutheran
H. Delk
Margrent Synod
Lutheran Church
Hasakari
Delk
Hagskarl
Hasakati
St. James
Frederick
Hunting the Horse Poisoner
A report on two horses poisoned at Mr. George H Ballings stable with Parla green. Slaves Attorney E S Eichelberger and Policeman Brengle visited the scene but no culprit identified yet. Read and White continue investigations hoping to uncover the guilty party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Balling
E.S. Eichelberger
Brengle
Secretary Herbert amid gossip in county records
A garbled report notes county tax lines at one dollar, tied to last year. The grand jury probes Annie Arundel County cialis matters, with a Monterey to Blak Ridge Improvement Company road work planned. Marshall Price offered scaffold help for an execution. fear of lynching if delayed. Trial of Mrs Belly Farra for mercy of her bow band opens at Ls Plass, Charles County. six jurors impaneled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Male
Anee Arundel
Cialis
Monterey
Blaq Ridge
Marshall Price
Belly Farra
Ls Plass
Charles County
Experimental Free Delivery in Maryland Towns Discussed
Maryland residents in Hyattsville Middletown Laurel and Rockville grow anxious as talks continue on extending experimental free delivery. The program began under Wanamaker with a $10 000 appropriation to fund small postal routes serving nearby customers.
Runaway horse terrorizes Dayton streets in near-miss
A horse attached to a Dayton wagon belonging to Ingomar Albaugh bolted near the Monocacy yesterday evening. It raced along Gas House road and East Second street before breaking free near A. O. McCardell’s establishment and finally terminating at Brisb Baker’s cigar store without injuries, only vehicle damage. The incident caused brief excitement downtown.
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Dayton
Ingomar Albaugh
Gas House
Frederick
East Second Street
Market
Pdea
A. O. McCardell
Messrs. Brisb & Baker
Local swindle targets residents with fake photo enlarging offer
About thirty days ago a man posed as a media agent and obtained a cabinet photo promising to enlarge and color it for an ad. Yesterday another man arrived with a large photo and demanded $25 for the same service from a woman who refused. The agent returned the small picture and then knocked. A warrant is likely to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curth Errest
Shis Etiy
Tse
Local July 4 attractions and tonic ads from 1805
The page markets fireworks and party goods at Smith's Temple of Fancy with lanterns and wagons plus a Japanese Chinese decoration pitch. It also promotes U No Tonic with testimonials and a July 4 excursion notice by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offering reduced round trip tickets west of the Ohio River valid through July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Shaped garments praised for fit and style in ad copy
The text promotes shirt designs with strong points about fit and appearance. It highlights how the garments suit certain figures and emphasize versatility, noting they pair well with mods. The tone resembles a catalog snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IK Combina
Dangers of Gasoline Stoves Warned by Agent
An insurance agent warns that gasoline stoves pose danger not from the stove itself but from vapors. At room temperature gasoline emits flammable vapor which can ignite from a distant flame. One pint of pantine can saturate 200 cubic feet of air, creating a potentially explosive mix depending on air to vapor ratios.
Mrs Ritner isurs relatives in fort bevgh and mor tana
Mrs Jennie Ritner 2 sister of Rev David J Besle wife of Chaplain Newton Ritter of Fort Bevgh Mor tana and her daughter Miss aura visiting on Second street. Mrs Estner and daughter left their western home two months ago and spent the last week in central Pennsylvania and in Philadelphia where the Rev Ritter had served as pastor of a Baptist Church for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ritner
David J. Besle
Newton Ritter
Fort Bevgh
Mortana
Aura
Second Street
Estner
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ritter
Health Report and Licenses From Local Officials
The monthly Health Report by Health Officer Dr F B Smith lists deaths by race age and cause including paralysis consumption tuberculosis meningitis and other causes. Marriage licenses issued to several couples and notices referencing local mills and flour brands appear in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
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Borstun
Arthur
Gilat
Wasereeven, D.C
Ham
S. W
N. W
Siteadtn Drug Fats
Californ Syrup Co
Col
D.C. Winebrewer
News OF the State
Hocksidle
Hyattsville
Middletown
This County
Laurel
Wanamwaker
Pontefice Department
Kodairy
Maryland
Alyatwyilie
Rockville
LOCAL
Menton
A. L. Ailme's
Weat Patrick 1
U-No Medicine Co
City Hall
Barry Blackston
Bentz Street
BR. Adams
Benta
Jogen Hendrickson
P. Model
Jjobn Henprakeson
F. V. Staub
Kors
F. V. Stars, Noeth Market Steeet
OLE Brothers
North Market
Abees Lupene
Brussels
Ingrain
Dow Bnaerness
Loh Tong Gue
Wilsell
IHS
Isporrep and
Scimxes
AKD Taovszarmes
Garantzzp
John A. Kennedy
ESB
Masert
Tewspapers
D. H. Bezik
Norte
Wiliam A. Mansfeld
Willista A. Mansfield
Winton Skoker
Kourseen
Orns
Nichine Micaet Qa & Co
Shippensburg
Pawmaradly
Patrick
Avidin
West Church
East Patrick
Heturn
East Patrick St. Deside
Mulling & Kemp
Meanix & Keve
N. B
Henry Stanley
Margaret L. Barnes
John T. Molneux
Lisbon
Lucy
Brandenburg
New Market
Hood
Shriner Milling
Ceresville Buller
Rovcee
Neidig
Atlee
Pelr
Cac
Worte Uday Ac
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pietasulsaep Lew
A. T. Ruz & Sons
North Markee Street
Frederick, M
Calli
JaMis
Walker O
J B. Walker
SC. YD
Jas. EH. Warner « cv
Noah, E. Cramer
OAH E. Crame Real Estate & Fire Insurances
Hag Street
East Church Ltd
Patrick Street
North Mesket St Ltd
Earles W. Zimmerman
Worthington
George W. Zimmerman
Dayavills
Myersville
Walkerwmie
Calland
George
Wiener
Amp Scoort ST
Thomas & Clary
Thomas
R. Clar
Ist
Frederick, Ltd
Marisage
Petrek
H. Dorsey Etchison
Alter
Okhama
Bate
Court
Coust
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