Weather Bureaus Report Wide Pressure Shifts Across Regions
Chief M. W. Himermerer notes pressure rises east of the Mississippi and falls in the Northwest. A stationary high remains in the lake region with showers in the Lower Mississippi Valley and South Atlantic coast. Temperatures run very high in the Northwest, with predictions of continued southern showers and fair northern weather.
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M. W. Himermerer
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
South Atlantic
Casal
Do. Gaasitien
Nouth
Missizsippi
Auction and Sale Notices From Town Advertisements
Open on the fourth at 63 Went Fourth Street for farm for sale and various notices. Mortgagees sale advertised by Vincent Sobold, solicitor, No 6818 Equity. Open tonight and tomorrow with general gentleman’s furnishings and rent inquiries.
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R. N. Plummer
Walker
John ‘Hendrickson
W. W
Vincent Sobold
The Weeklys News Familiar Family Journal Feature Mix
The Weekly News offers twelve pages with varied content including local reports by Abaye and international telegrams, poetry, patriotic Fourth of July pieces, and a mystery story The Sign of The Four by Dr. A Gowan Doyle. Advertisements for U No Tonic and local notices mix with public sale and business items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawa
Abaye
Newn
Viola Roseboro
Tox Warxar
A. Gowan Doyle
Reformed & S
Feagaville
Fred’k Town Sav. Inc
Jacob Rohrback
C. EB. Mealey
Pic-Nick
Besant & Knott
Cronise
D. B. Best
Ulliniz & Kemp
Maslin Underwear
Renner & Kemp
John Hendrickson
F. Vi
Biault
Funeral of Edward S. Baile
The funeral of Edward S. Baile, who shot himself, was held at his Westminster area home. Rev. P. H. Miller and Rev. Dr. J. T. Ward officiated, with burial at Benjamin's Cemetery. A large crowd attended. pallbearers included George Eldwin Hoppe, Zimmer & Hoppe, Robert J. Hoppe, A. Frank Getty, N. H. Baile, and Jos W. Smith. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Baile
Edward
Mesara
George Eldwin Hoppe
Zimmer & Hoppe
Robert J. Hoppe
A. Frank Getty
N. H. Baile
Jos ‘W. Smith
Meeting Discusses Frederick Sesqui Centennial Celebration Plan
A Frederick gathering led by Col Wlae ibrener debated funding and scope for the sesqui centennial celebration. Speakers urged broader public support, aiming for a two day demonstration and night pageant with new exhibits, platforms, and municipal growth plans. The committee planned a city canvass to raise about 2500 dollars and scheduled further meetings to mobilize contributions and finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlaeibrener
Coert ‘Etreet
Messrs
L. M. Nixjder
Josep D. Baker
Prot Tilton
Brother Wheelan
H.C. Keefer
W. Irv Ing Parsons
Mr Lampe
Frederick
Thomas H. Haller
EL Boblitz
Court House
L. M. Nixdorff
Lightning Strikes Middletown County Home Wrecks House
A powerful storm last Wednesday night felled a bolt on William Allen’s Petersville dwelling in the southern Middletown Valley. The lightning smashed the chimney and roof, ripped plaster, shattered a safe, broken glassware, and toppled clocks and pictures. Mrs. Allen and two children were nearby. she was only slightly stunned as the bolt damaged multiple floors and furnishings.
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William Allen
Petersville
Middletown Valley
Lawful arrest and domestic violence cases filed at police court
Edward Harris, colored, was arrested by officer Rigion on a charge of beating his wife. He pled guilty before Police Justice Eckstein and, unable to pay a 535 fine, was sent to jail for 60 days. Also Ge o. Whip faced charges of striking his wife and causing a disturbance, set for tonight before Justice Eckstein. The civil service rules were extended to the internal revenue department, creating a local civil service board for the district of Collector Murray Vandiver and ordering an eligibility exam. Carlton Shafer of Frederick was named to the local board. Personal notes say Howard Young, of East Second Street, returned from a Baltimore surgery, improving under Dr William Martin at Maryland University Hospital.
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Edward Harris
Eckstein
Jaii
Geo
Way
Sharer Appoluial
Civil Service
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Department
Clvil Rersvice
Murray Vandiver
Carlton Shafer
Frederick
Howard Young
Second Street
East
Baltimore
Young
William Martin
Maryland
Camp preparations near Monocacy in weeks
The association reports rapid progress toward a camp along the Monocacy. A tent is ordered and should arrive soon. Members are urged to submit names by Saturday to secure accommodations. The upcoming Monday meeting will discuss “Liberty,” and a prominent young member is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qymoa
Benday
Liberty
PURELY PERSONAE IN FREDERICK AREA SOCIAL NOTES
Mr. C D Mackin general manager of U N o Medicine Co New York visited Frederick yesterday. Many local residents and visitors named include Miss Lenora Bone Mt Pleasant Miss Woateke Miss Ada Nelson Miss Ids Bimpson Urbana Miss Louise Clingan Miss Caroline Mebberry Miss Marie Cassin Washington Mr Albert B Brown Pullman Palace Car Co on vacation Miss Lacy Schroeder Frederick left Frederick for Westminster Miss Laura Heinlein and her brother left for Washington Miss LT Dryden special deputy GM W Grand Lodge of Maryland AOUW Frederick in interest of that order. Mr William McGill New York on visit to Exat Church Street. Mrs Gee Houck Harmony Grove. Miss Mary Koontz Baltimore guest of Mrs Phillips Liberty. Miss Mary Burton Lewes Del upcoming Frederick visit. Miss Nellie Gittinger Baltimore accompanying by sister Miss Annie M Gittinger. Miss Sophia and Maggie Kotler Baltimore to Baltimore by 430 train. Miss Shaw Cumberland guest of Rev Mrs Zimmerman Frederick. Fishing trip Monocacy by Messrs David Freshour and Wm Heichelberger. Mrs Christian Yinger and child visiting Hagerstown. Lady Strawsberger and Mrs Henry Kline visiting Liberty and Johnsville. Frank Staub to participate in Eratown parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Mackin
U-No Medicine Company
New York
Lenora Bone
Mt. Pleasant
Woateke
Ada Nelson
West Third Street
Ids Bimpson
Urbana
Louise Clingan
Drissigg Worm
Ming Beane
Marie Wonman
Harmony Grove
Albert 8. Brown
Pullman Palace Car Company
Lacy Schroeder
Frederick
Westminster
Caroline Mebberry
Marie Cassin
Washington
Charles F. Heinlein
Slater
Laura Heinlein
LT. Dryden
Grand Lodge of Maryland
A. O.U.W
Brederick
Wiliam McGill
Exat Church Street
B. Wilblde
Leenburg
Sophia
Maggie Kotler
Pomerday
Altimore
Annie M. Gittinger
Baltimore
Prince George's County
Nellie Gittinger
Stearn
York
Gee, Houck
Harmonyrove
Henry Kline
Liberty
Johnsville
Frank Staub
Eratown
Frederick Fourth Celebration With Free Evening Event
The Glorious Fourth in Frederick includes a general suspension of business, bank and public office closures, and a Philomathean Literary Society program at City Opera House starting at 8. The event features a brief address by Rev. J. W. Rogan of Baltimore and patriotic songs with free admission. Balloon ascension by Willard C. Keller at 7 p.m. tomorrow near South Parkville. children invited. Post office hours: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with two collections and one delivery. money orders not transacted.
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Frederick
Philomathean Literary Society
City Opera House
J. W. Rogan
Baltimore
Willard C. Keller
South Park Ville
toSam
Brief Bits and Bites From Baltimore and Frederick
President BH. F. Getzendanner of Frederick to speak at the first meeting of the Baltimore University Medical Association in Baltimore on the second Tuesday in January. Census notes carpenters total 373,153 in 1890. Pensions issued to Join A Peddicord of Emmitsburg and Rebecca Jackson of Mt. Pleasant. Rev A J Gill and Capt HL Clay Nail from Frederick to take part in Independence Day events in Baltimore. Weather notes and a short medical pitch for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co.
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BH. F. Getzendanner
Frederick
Baltimore University Medical Association
Horn
Baltimore
Peddicord
Emmitsburg
Rebecca Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
A. J. Gill
Clay Nail
California 1 Fig Syrep Co
DyramitAimed Attempt To Wreck Express Near Monocacy
Detectives chase a somber plot to blow up the Chicago Express near the Monocacy river east of Weasel Tom Jeselloa. Three men were taken to the southern police area and jailed for Baltimore and Ohio train trespass while officers sweep the line for further suspects after a massive explosion shattered locomotive 1400 mid route.
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Baltimore and
Dewettres
Frederick
Chicago Express
Hutchinson
Rorria
Steven
Mon
Pollos
Io Timothy McCary
John Flaven
Jouse Welle
Willer Young
Harry Jaleac
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Warhington
Washington Junction
Tuscators
Dickarleon
Monocacy River
Dickerson
Electric road proposal and county notes reach readers
News of the State reports a proposed electric road from Princess Anne to Deals Inland, finished government work on Artietam battlefield, damages to roads and crops in Calvert county from rain, a meeting of the Elkton and Midth town Road in Elkton, and a 4 per cent county tax rate for Somerset. Reports also note a hearty crop near Reedyagile in Washington county, Howard county primaries July 27 and convention July 30, possible Anne Arundel grand jury critique, ten jurors in the Belle Ferrall case in Gemmies county, marriage of Miss Helen Schenck to Navy engineer M. E. French, Towles in Benarl county jail, a fatal shooting near Clear Spring, and Jefferson Neabitt charged by coroner verdict.
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Princess Anne
Deal
Artietam Battlefield
Calvert County
Elkton
Middletown
Somerset County
Reedyagile
Washington County
Howard County
Anne
Helen
Schenck
Navy
Annapolis
M. E. French
United States Navy
Washington Towles
Jefferson Davis
Benarl
Clear Bpring
Alexander McCarthy
Jefferson Neabitt
Frederick Bicycle Club Hosts Elegant West Patrick Street Reception
Members of the Frederick Bicycle Club held a delightful reception at their West Patrick street quarters last evening honoring the young ladies who aided the recent smoker. Guests were greeted by President Geo Biraly and other officers, Rhodes’ orchestra provided music, and the rooms were lavishly decorated. Delicious refreshments were served as games and dancing filled the evening, with praise for the young ladies’ taste and adornment of the club rooms. Peculiar in combination Hi Sarsaparilla promotes Mee value and is suggested for trial.
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Fale Gbl
Frederick Bicycle Club
West Patrick Street
Bicycle Club
Geo. Biraly
Messre
Jos. Gaver
William Haller
G. Snd
Rosencur
Murray Brish
Wm. Brish
Thomas Eckstein
Willard Markey
Rhodes
Ocens
whyCie
Typhoid illness in Frederick. several notices and ads
Stephen Cassin in Frederick is critically ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. Lochser and Mr. Wm. Frags are mentioned as ill or absent. Real estate transfers include Walter L. Enhar k in Brunswick and Phillip H. Burek in Frederick. Lutheran prayer meeting tonight at East Church Street. Marriage licenses issued to Geo. & Filler and Ona B. Cram. Local ads announce Fourth of July hours and fireworks at the Gem Store, with promotions for U-No Tonic and currant jelly lines.
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Frederick
Stephen Cassin
Wrasington
Poop
Heal Eatate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Walter L. Enhark
Bronewick
John C. Molter
Phillip H Burek
Annie & E. Grahe
P. EB. Bore
Acd
Frederick By
Xene
Burclay
East Church Street
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News OF the State
Belle Ferrall
Ghamies County
Shriner Milling CO
Deebsville Buller
Geo & Filler
Onie B. Cram
Frederick County
Toca A. Ty
Railing Grocery Company
Smith
Gem Bore
Everybhoe
W. W. Lease
Surra
Gem
Agt
U-No Ton
U-No Medicine Co
efSee
City Heil
Jn Lied
Patrics Street
R. Adams
Ahs
U No Map, Co
City Hall
Baltimore and Ohio Allroad Company
Ohio River
Epmmee
Orse Seuuce Corset
D. H. Best
D . H. Basra
Korth Market Street
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mali
Motivex & Key P
N. B
U. A.M
John Hendi
Mere Ory Aoe
Soloe
Coe
Furnigh
Inge
F. V. Staub
Kori
Kops
F. V. Siacz
Norte Harert
Doll Brothers
Ou Brothers
Darret ST
E Biges
Verne
Bodook
Neidig
Roveck
WEIDC
Soversi
Rudock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Uris
Biren
KB. Walerr
Brussels
Dou Bnuorazas
Plu
Sc. Ee
Soen A. Kennedy
Tzontep
Marx Staffords
Sobn A. Kennedy
Sc.yd
Maders
Bar
LaDigs Mablin
J. F. Eisengauer
F. Eisenhauer
Herat Neldbari
Rigbabauer
Noae
Cramer
Noah
Patrick Street
Balding Ho
North Market
Sth
Charles Eae
Dr. Worthington
George W. Zimmerman
Davaville
Prenaine and Gasfitiing
George H. Wiener
Attorneys-At-Law
H, “Dorsey Etchison
Sarb
Coat Street
Rylil
S. Levy
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