Weather Bureau Bulletin Shows Storm North of Minnesota
BM W Haxmeton reports a storm moved northward and now sits north of Minnesota. Heavy rains in the Rocky Mountains and Dakotas. high pressure eastern districts and Pacific coast. Warmer on New England coast. cooler toward North Dakota. May records show high temperatures in Lake region and Atlantic states. Showers expected in extreme Northwest. fair weather elsewhere with hot temperatures. Minor notes on rainfalls in Dallas and Sherman.
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Rocky Mountain Ape
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Miselsetppi
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Minotoota
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Rocky Mountain Slope
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The Work of Death and Local Notices in Mt Olivet Area
Maggie Ebert died in Baltimore after a lingering illness and was buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery. She was 44 years old and survived by siblings Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. J. Compher. An eight-month-old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knill died yesterday. funeral is planned for Pleasant Hill Chapel. A bicycle accident near Mt. Union caused no injuries to A McBannel but damaged his machine, forcing him to Frederick for a replacement team.
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Maggie Ebert
Mass
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
Rev. Zimmerman
C. C. Carty
John Miller
Rockville
J. Compher
Deila
George C. Ebest
Wm. Knill
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hill Chapel
A. McBannel
Mt. T
McDaniel
Frederick
Cal. Zimmerman
Ed. Sinn
Market Gossip and Prices From Frederick County Market
A lively Frederick County market report notes strong attendance and abundant yeast and produce. Strawberries, cherries, and other fruits show good quality and low prices. vegetables, poultry, and meats are listed with per-pound or per-half-peck figures. A humorous aside recalls Cal Zimmerman and Ed Sinn missing a train, while June flowers open and prices hold steady.
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Peng Baeines
Republican Primaries Set for Aldermen Seats in Five Districts
In Frederick the Republican primaries for aldermen will be held Tuesday evening, June 4 at district venues including Jonathan Eiser's coal office and Biack Horse Hotel. Voters will also select 10 delegates to the mayoralty convention and 10 members of the city executive committee. On June 3 the Frederick Republican Association and city committee meet. Thurmont postmaster L. R. Waesche reports a new mail route July 4 458 miles linking Thurmont Woodsboro Jimtown Creagerstown and Troutville with six weekly trips. The route aims to speed Baltimore correspondence to intermediate towns and provide same-day service from Frederick City.
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Examiner
E. S. Eichelberger
Biack Horse Hotel
Rink
East
Patrick Street
Tme
Frederick Republican Association
Association
Thurmont
L. R. Waesche
Woodsboro
Jimtown
Creagerstown
Troutville
Woodeboro
Baltimore
Frederick City
Remembrance Gift for Local Potter Harry Lopez
A local note thanks an unknown friend for a thine-stone shirt-button sent to Mr. Harry Lopez. Lopez recently displayed skill crafting amsteal goblets at a patriotic meeting held Thursday evening at City Opera House, suggesting the remembrance comes from a music-loving admirer.
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Harry Lopez
Lopez
City Opera House
Interesting Revered 1859 Local Paper Advertisements
The 1859 issue edited by D. Zacharias and BW Harkey highlights advertisements and notices. Grambine’s father offers cloths and fabrics from a shop near the Frederick County National Bank. John R Johnston advertises a Young Mechanics Library prospectus. Pompail promotes horse-powered threshers. Other merchants list goods from New Orleans goods to molasses and herring. Three men run for sheriff: Dadyaman, Rice, and Custard. A scare of a telegraph pole collapse injuring none.
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St Braddock
Waorning
Lancary
Thomas Haller
Marzei Sireet
Fanuc’ and Mediatice” Bank
D. Zacharias
BW. Harkey
Grambine
Baltimore
Hugh McAfee
A. H. Bunt
John L. Pitts
Thompson Palmer
Samuel Carmack
Ezra Dadyaman
Geo. Rice
Adam Custard
Princed
Strong
Sears
Mr. Grumbine
Thurmont Personal News and War of 1812 Veteran
Thurmont notes list Mies Brells Foreman of Washington visiting friends, Robert Rouzer returning from Waynesboro to study embalming in NYC, Miss Clara Landare visiting Pennsylvania, and Henry Johnson returning from New York. The death of Daniel Mickiey Sr., last survivor of Baltimore’s 1812 defenders, at Waynesboro confirms his nearing 100 years. Born December 8, 1705 in Adams County, he joined Captain Miller’s riflemen at 19 and served in the bombardment of Fort McHenry.
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Mies Brells
Washington, D. C
Friends
Robert Rouzer
Waynesboro
New York City
Daniel Mickiey
Baltimore
Adams County
Millers
Fort McHenry
Martinsburg Ball Club to Play Local Club Monday Afternoon
Martinsburg base ball team will face a city club on the Development Company grounds Monday afternoon. The Martinsburg club is strong and a good game is expected. Maryland School base ball team also plays Point of Rocks club this afternoon on Maryland School grounds.
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Martinsburg
Maryland
Fishing law eases May ban and anglers await sport
The May fishing prohibition expired yesterday as laws were overhauled to resume rod and reel angling. In the Monocacy and Potomac rivers conditions are favorable, and fishermen are anxious to again try their luck after a sparse month. A single fine, imposed on a young victim from West Frederick, marked enforcement. John Hartley, a noted bicycle tourist, travels from Baltimore to California, arriving in the area and planning to continue toward Hagerstown with a long journey ahead. Sister Stanley at Visitation Convent suffered paralysis but remains in the order after a severe attack. Commencement at the Woman’s College opens with the Lesbian Literary Society’s anniversary, followed by a Baccalaureate sermon at Evangelical Reform Church. George E. B. Waesche, of Thoront, Indiana, earned a prestigious free scholarship toward postgraduate study at Cornell and a University program. William G. Murphy, near the city, improves after surgery for peritonitis performed by Dr. Gervendancer. Thurmont Riga School will hold its second commencement on Friday, June 15, with sixteen graduates, a major summer society event.
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West Frederick
Potomac
Maryland Political Moves and Local Incidents
News from Maryland covers Cecil, Harford, Calvert, and Anne Arundel counties with primaries dates, nominating conventions, and local political meetings. Reports note a Belair nomination mass meeting, Easton district work ending, and a murder-accusation trial at Belair along with a West Baltimore freight rail accident injuring Fireman Mantz.
Miscellaneous local notes and curiosities from town
Local items report diverse curiosities and events. tobacco origin note places it in Tropical America. weather hints about June. a nine inch egg found at Paine's Farm. junior department exercises at Woman's College. Boogie family patents dating to 1800. flag-raising at Bligh School. Milan telegraph operator's musical notation by wire. historical banking policy note. Besant described as scientist-like with admiration for Kipling and Meredith. wheat in head. frog chorus at restaurants. Western Maryland College graduates named. false alarm fire drill. child trafficking note from Fieldasaya. new delivery wagon by Raising Grocery. Princess Phosa rehearsal with cooling by electric fans. junior S.F.E. company meeting. Equity case at Court House.
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Frederick
Middletown
Alsta
Milan
Kip- Ming and
Meredith
London
Sonny Diapoalon
Western Maryland College
Miss Mamie
Mt. Pleasant
Seibert G. Strayer
Buckeystown
Geo. M. Stull
Trentville
Adele M. Fieldasaya
China
Raising Grocery Company
Phosa
City Opera House
May Deaths and Interments Reported in City and County
For May there were five deaths in the city and county. Interments were 16 at Mt Olivet and two in the colored graveyards. County burials numbered 29 with graves at Middletown Utica New Market Central Wolfsville Mycraville Mt Carmel Petersville Thormont Mt Zion Woodsboro Brunswick Israel Creek Glade Cresgerastown Eyler's Urbana. Superintendent Michael of Mt Olivet reports 16 interments. nine city two county two Baltimore two Washington and one New York. The Literary Society held its last meeting of the season with routine business and adjourned to meet the first Friday evening in September. Tomorrow Gospel service will be held in the gymnasium. The regular monthly association meeting is Monday at 8 o'clock.
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Utica
New Market
Central
Wolfsville
Mycraville
Mt. Carmel
Petersville
Thormont
Mt. Zion
Woodsboro
Brunswick
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Carpet cleaning ends long service at Presbyterian church
The tn fcr carpet cleaning crew completed work on the Presbyterian Church carpet that had lain in place for seventeen years. Three cyclists Bir, Duval, and Fred Frazier, riding home from a country residence near Frederick, narrowly avoided collision when a wheel broke. Frederick Bicycle Club plans a ride to Ridgeville tomorrow leaving at 3 o clock with a dinner at Ridgeville. all cyclists invited.
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Duval
Fred. Frazier
Frederick
Gol. LY. Banghmar
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Hidgeville
Frederick Bicycle Club
Ridgeville
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Local notices detail price cut and goods offers
A fragment from a Frederick newspaper lists Keller Newman & Company lowering ccal price to 23 cents per ton for June delivery with quick delivery availability and weight guarantees. It also promotes products and services from W A Ramos Reliable Oyster House and R W Murphy including a new steam circulating tea and coffee pot. Additional items advertise ice cream specials, carpet cleaning, moth removal, and ice company offers from Bugela Ice Company and C G W Harrison at 70 Booth Market Street.
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Patrick Augut
W. A. Ramos Reliable Oyster House
South Market Street
R. W. Murphy
T. W. Palmer
Booth Market Street
Frederick
Unclear OCR item involving John Bender and Benedictine reference
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John Bender and a Benedictine element and a date-like 4B 18 but lacks clear event, people, or location details to form a concrete news summary.
Local mill ad promises low prices on flour and feed
Fragmentary ad copy from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper markets cheap flour and feed. Mentions Ceresville Roller Flour and various blends like rye chop chicken feed middlings and bran. Appeals to customers to mail or use a card for savings and postal terms.
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Ceresville
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