Weather Forecast Report Predicts Widespread Temperature Shifts
Washington July 9 There has been a general loss in pressure and cooler conditions across the country. Lower temperatures prevail in New England Lower Lake region Ohio and Lower Mississippi Valleys while the Upper Lakes see warmth. Central Rock Mountain districts report unusually low temperatures with light showers along the Atlantic coast and clearing on the Newland coast.
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W. & Boon
Weather Bureau
New England
Lower Lake Region
Ohio
Lower
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Rock Mountain
Avantic
Newland Coast
Atlantic Coast
Lake Rgions
For Rent and Sale Notices in Wells Ad Page
The item lists notices and classifieds including For Rent by Thos H Haller For Sale by Ramsburg Carriage Works Bank Stock Wanted Mansfield and Goat and Harness for sale Gros. Breezy Material Rodock Neidig insured by Metropolitan Life.
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Wells
FHAUS
Ossescseecansanessne
George A. Gert
H. Haller
Ramsburg Carriage Works
Mansfield
Groit House
Rodock & Neidig
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Personal notes of residents visiting and returning home
Hills Rose Hickman of Point of Rocks returns home after visiting in the city. Dolly Lowe of Hagerstown goes to Sabillasville to summer with grandmother Hannah Arnsperger. Dr and Mrs BE Kefauver of Thurmont visit Mrs Kefauver's sister L Van Devanter in Hagerstown. James Muir of Frederick returns from visit to Henry Woford west of Hagerstown. George Riddlemoser returns from Baltimore. Mrs A Herman and family of Washington stay with Mrs Bronzer near the city. Nannie Ritchie goes to Washington for a lucrative position. Albert Brown leaves for Washington to resume duties with Pullman. Richard Potts and Miss Bessie Clabaugh travel to Hagerstown by overland. Berths Fraley and Edith Hocker return from Washington visits. Mary N Thompson of Martinsburg visits Frederick. Carrie Janney of near Frederick returns home from Martinsburg. C Goodell and children go to Boston to visit. Hon Ches Fr Markell and mother Mrs C S Markell stay at Carlin House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Rose Hickman
Point of Rocka
Dolly Lowe
Hagerstown
Sabillasville
Hannah Arnsperger
BE. C. Kefeuver
Thurmont
James Muir
Frederick
Henry Woford
George Riddlemoser
Baltimore
A. Herman
Fmily
Washington
Bronzer
Nannie Ritchie
Albert Brown
Pullman Company
Boston
Mars
Ches. Fr. Markell
C. 8. Markell
Carlin House
Brief Bits from the Almanac and City News
The dog days began yesterday per the almanac though dogs leave daily and nightly. Fishing in the Potemse is reported very fine at present. Cumberland hosts free band concerts in Market Square each week. The Colored Methodist Episcopal Church counts a working force of 129 983 and owns property valued at 1 713 366 dollars. Yesterday marked the 31st anniversary of the battle of Monocacy. A patent was granted to Mr. McClintock Young of this city for an edible bearing. The News thanks A C Cronise of Harmony Grove for an early years treat. The present Board of Aldermen with newly elected council members will likely visit the reservoir toward week’s end. Winds will soon ease, bringing cooler nights and frost.
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Potemse
Cumberland
Market Square
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Monoracy
McClintock Young
A. C. Cronise
Harmony Grove
Trinity Ball Defeats Cornell in Grand Challenge Heat
Special dispatch reports Trinity Ball defeating Cornell in a trial heat for the grand challenge cup at Trinity Hall. Cornell finished Tennell favored. Nearby, Noah E. Cramer sold land near Daysville to Lewis L. Craver for 43.50.
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Henley
Taaxes
Trinity Hall
Trinity Ball
Cornell
Slengtha
Tennell
Noah E. Cramer
Daysville
Lewis L Craver
Quaint and Eccentric Figures Lore From Frederick County
A fragmentary reminiscence details 18th and early 19th century Frederick County figures. It recalls counterfeiter Valentine Shockey and his cave at Falls Creek, ancestor tales from Broad Run and Mount Minery, and local characters such as Chief Justice Taney’s kin, Father Grubb, and “King Billy” Hobbs. The piece blends anecdote with scattered dates, places, and family ties in a nostalgic county sketch.
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Banner’s
Frederick County
Valentine Shockey
Baltimore City
Ohio River
Theon
Christopher Shockey
Pennsylvania
Mount Minery
Enat
Great Falls
Falls Creek
Bhockey
Tezperado
York County
Maryland
Eanee
Widow of Captain Dante Sauth Lays in Litiz Graveyard
A century old narrative details LIon 441TH daughter of Captain Dante Sauth. Her abducted life ended in a Little graveyard at Litiz Pennsylvania. Also notes Peter Rer of Johnevivie district famed for twenty one children and weights. Correction: insolvency filing refers to a Mr Baumgardner not Frederic’s.
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Lion
Dante Sauth
Barsanga
Rome
Litiz
Peter Rer
Johnevivie
Ler
Old Catholic
Mlbs
Mary’s
Ann Wheeler Elder
Maryland
Lover’s Rock
Liberty Town
Gilssop
Middle Town
Metchett Geiser
Brata Maryland Teachers Open Twenty Ninth Annual Meeting
Maryland teachers and officers gathered at the Blue Mountain House for the Brate Teachers Association twenty ninth annual session. Col Chanan Schley welcomed visitors from Western Maryland while James A Diffensburgh of Westminster spoke for the visitors. President M Bates Stephens gave the annual address and Prof R M Hamilton of Vienna delivered a paper on The Jamissen Educational Factor. Prayer by Rev J Handy of Worcester. The State Mutual, founded in 1845, was noted.
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Westminster
State Board of Education
Balmore
M. Bates Stephens
Caroline County
R. M. Hamilton
Vienna
J. Handy
Worcester
Another Sharp Decline in the Wheat Market
A sharp decline in wheat prices occurred yesterday with July wheat in Baltimore closing at 64 cents a bushel, down from 69.3 cents. Liquidation of holders and weak foreign demand, plus a good crop outlook, are blamed. Russian, Indian, and Argentine shipments have contracted the market while interior mills, once buyers, now receive spring wheat.
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Baltimore
Russia
India
Argentine Republic
The Frederick Gun Club Elects Officers and Debates Contest
At West Patrick street store last evening the Frederick Gun Club elected officers for the coming term led by President O H Smith and Vice President J Roger McSherry. A board of governors was named including Kine Eisenhauer Ma teeny Mantz and Phoebus with a possible Inter-State shooting contest on next month’s schedule. Peach harvest begins with 120000 baskets in Kent and 250000 in Queen Anne’s. locals report early varieties in Washington county and shipments reaching Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Orpheus Court filings note wills and accounts for William Clay and Mary E Hammond. The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School picnic is planned for Beer in Cronite’s woods. Hood’s medicines claim best sales.
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Kine
Eisenhauer
Mateeny
Mantz
Phoebus
Sesqui Centennial plan abandoned after lack of public support
The Sesqui Centennial Committee meeting last evening formally ended plans for a 150th anniversary celebration in Frederick. Despite efforts by chairman Colonel Winebrewer and several members to garner funds and enthusiasm, business leaders stayed away and contributions dwindled, leading to the decision to cancel. The group considered a public meeting at City Hall with distinguished speakers but opposition and apathy prevailed, ending the effort and relieving active organizers of a public burden.
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Bithetto
Raven
Co. Winebrerer
M. G. Urner
Keser
H.C. Keefer
Thomas H. Haller
W. Irving Parsons
Cyrma Thomas
C.F. Flogk
John VU. Markel
J. d. Lampe
Ude
Tme
Thomens
Frederick
Winebrewer
Hap Ssid
The Work of Death An Infant
Daniel C infant son of Mr and Mrs KE Stribling formerly of Frederick died at the home of Mr Daniel McDaniel on South Raleigh street Martinsburg WV Saturday night at 11 o clock. The child had been living with its parents in Washington and had been ill for two weeks. It was thought weather too warm in the city for the child and on Friday it was taken to Martinsburg. Funeral Monday at 3 o'clock from the house on South Raleigh street conducted by Rev Forrest J Prettyman of the B church South assisted by Rev Dr Woods of the Presbyterian church. Interment in Green Hill cemetery.
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Daniel C
D. KE. Stribling
Frederick
Daniel McDaniel
Raleigh Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Bibbling
Forrest J. Prettyman
B.curch
South
Dr. Woods
Presbyterian Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Rate Mochell
Morristown
N. J
Frank H. Selimsz
Kate L
Joseph T. Mitchell
Frederick County
Emmanuel Church
Randall
Annapolis
Daly
Eliizabeth Philpot Blanchard
Alexander Randall
Saint Anne's Church
Apaspolis
No Nowe of Grimes and forged checks
State authorities seek Win Crime, alleged to have forged checks for Edward Finn. Telegrams issued to neighboring cities. Edward Elen and Fion traced movements from Orleans to Montgomery County and Damascus. Grimes hired a livery at Damascus last week and moved toward Frederick. All arrests expected. For insurance details, contact G. Gernand, P.O. Box 483.
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Grimes
Audrsey
Eichalberger
Win
TRE
Edward Finn
Cithea
Tha Wuthribe
Bia
Edward Elen
Urleans
Fion
Montgomery County
Damascus
Linn
Death by own action near Woodsboro shocks community
Frederick reports the death by self-inflicted action of Jozeph Wagner, age 25 to 30, son of Issac Wagner, residing near the old Putman farm close to Woodsboro. Found yesterday afternoon by his wife, he leaves a wife and several children. No motive or triggering circumstance is known, and nothing suggesting a reason for the rash act was discovered.
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Jose
Waeerser
Woodsboro
Frederick
Jozeph Wagner
Issac Wagner
Putman
Local Insiders Report Health Notes From Community Bank
The Bick, Major Irs Tyler, who has been suffering with rheumatism, returned to his duties at the Fa tional Bank. Capt. B. F. Brown is improving.
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Bick
Irs Tyler
Fational Bank
B. F. Brown
Local notices and ads mention Franks Orndorff injury and scams
Local items report Frank R. Orndorff was injured in a Baltimore and Ohio train incident near Waver ton with a $129 claim against Metropolitan Life Insurance through agent J Murphy. The page also promotes a $2500 reward for the arrest of horse poisoners, assorted product ads, and U-No Tonic testimonials.
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Frank R. Orndorff
Baltimore and Ohio
Waverton
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York
3. J. Murphy
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Admas
Espero
Cierbes
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Weber
United States
ISL
Dante Monde Dore
Washitaton
D.C
Ln A
N. W
Bistors
Jaman Gouvan
Taney
Montgomery
Canada
Potomac
Brooke
French and Indian War and Ammuniion
Thomas
Thors
Ered Belle
William Hobbs
New Market District
Choemeker
Hobbs
King Billy
Charles Sapfell
W. T. R Saffell
Gaithersburg
Father Gruber
Daddt Grlebe
Jang Syne
Father Grubb
Appie'a
Mechanicstown
Lewistown
Gruber
Catoctin
Spice
Daddy Gruter
Hitler
Barmgartner
Frederic
John Baumgardner
Baumgardner
Doubble Pipe Creek
State Mutual
Washington County
Amsden
Alexandria
River
Pitsburg
J. R Brown
Brownsville
Daniel W. Reichard
Orpheus” Court
Wm. Clay
William Clay
Robert L. Hammond
Mary E. Hammond
John N. Clay
Jease
Kert County
Queen Anne's
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Cronite's Woods
Hood
Haraaserilia
Shanédoeed Lhat
State Mutual of
Afer
G. Germand
P.O. Box
Breyscle
J. Braper Bani
Farmesiv
Geo. W. Berry
Paulkner
Martineburg
Ill Ieading Drugata
California In Syrup Co
Shriner Milling GO
G. Gernand
P.O
Ratling
Geo. H. Ralling
Boas
Auuan G. Qorwx & Co
Frederick, Md
C. Ed. Clingan
Treat
U-No
U-No Medicine Co
Oppos Alte City Hall
Benz Street
R. Adams
Bentz
U No
City Hall
D. H. Best
D. H. Basis
North Maeberet
Mulliniz & Kemp
Rey
Ladia
Moutonx & Keur
John Hendrickson
TOC
WEARE
John Henpatexson
F. V. Staub
Kore
KOPS
F . V. Staui
North Market
Staret
OLL Brothers
101 North Market
Baaderse
Badeesb
Brussels
Ingrain
Dow Buoreis
Rewand
Ing
Convic
the Railing Grocery CO
George B. Railing
John A. Kennedt
Schroes and
Taovezanes
John A. Kennedy
Rrovoce &Nzidig
Petons A & Acd
Detter
Weuter
Shere
Kuduce & Neidig
A. I. Biue
5OnNa
Fee Tasuisazo
A. T. Ricz & Sons
North Market Street
Prederies, Md
Calis
Walkehk
SOO
Goode
Das
E. Waneze
J. Feisenhauer
J. F. Eisenhauer
Hershbergers
Neidhart's
Kulasd’s Bros
Jos
F. Zibesbate
Stacener
Oah E. Cramer
Destrapie
Che Okh
Buiding
Lotone Wilebaterein
Worthington
George W. Zimmerman
Middletown
Borg Faa Geer
Peu Ermville
Wakersville
Plessart
Third Street
Cailand Nord &B
Carnae
National Fank Building
George H. Wiener
Court &I
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Dorsey Etchison
Sid— Soglicnge
Ceanceet
Sheen
Deboma
Gyare
Tetue
Court Street
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