This Date In History June 4 and Weather notes
A jumble of historical references and weather bulletin dated June 4 notes events in Maryland and Sardinia, plus a forecast from The Daily News Weather Bureau. It recalls figures like Lord Edward Progetah and Vittor Emanuel II and mentions public affairs, storms, and temperature shifts across several states. The weather section details high pressure centers over Colorado and Tennessee, cooling trends in the Northeast, and scattered showers from Ohio Valley to the Middle Atlantic with notes on record highs and daily max readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dlborn
Behn
Ezxeer Howard
Ecider
Goad
Baltucwe Coenzy
Edward Progetah
Irich Patriog
Mierke Marl IV
Sardinia
Mary Yeim
Fresen
Avetruune
Magerta
Torsace
Nebraska
Bradshaw
Bershire
Hagmeron
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Kentucky
Colorado
Misouri
New England
New York
New Jersey
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Bivesa
Charlotte
Raleigo
Lontville
Indienepolis
Columbus
Grand Haven
Chicago
Hannbal
Springfield
Missouri
New York City
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Sti Paul
Cairo
Dolath
Nash
Central
Estern
Ohio Valley
Tenneeson
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
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Notice to Consumers and Political Notices Amid Ads
Fragmented OCR lists various notices and ads including a consumer notice and political party hints. Names such as Chas E Zellers and W.8 Miller & Co appear with partial phrases about memberships and primaries. The text is garbled but indicates sale and advertisement notices in a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas E Zellers
Alf. Aiter
DeGrange, Prest
The Weekly News advertising deadlines outlined
The Weekly News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. It highlights advertising advantages and notes copy for advertisements due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Purely personal notices report visits by Bettie D Tyson near Shepherdstown and Elizabeth Thomas in Needwood West Virginia, with guests Elizabeth DeLashmutt and Mrs. F B Smith in Frederick. A Pleasant Pic-Vic at Whitehill’s Woods Culonville drew many locals, plus Manchester band and speakers Rev A A Zimmerman and Hammond Urner. Rev Thomas Wood presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie D. Tyson
Falling Waters
Shepherdstown
W.a
Bilzsbeth A. Dennis
Ardans
F.B. Smith
Court Square
Matthew Gault and
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Linganore Hills Farm
Mann
East Church Street
Frederick
Elizabeth Thomas
E.H. DeLashmutt
West Third Street
Needwood
W. Va
Whitehill’s Woods
Culonville
Manchester
Carroll County
A. A. Zimmerman
Hammond Urner
Thomas Wood
Appointed Private Secretary to Commissioner Trnesdel
Mr. D. Frederick Alvey was yesterday appointed private secretary to Commissioner Trnesdel, Washington, at a salary of $1,000 per annum. He is a son of Chief Justice Alvey of Maryland and brother of William Alvey, general agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. To Protect Winter Garments Sears offers large paper sacks for moth protection priced at 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Frederick Alvey
Trnesdel
Washington
Alvey
Maryland
William Alvey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Motha
Frederick Defeats Martinsburg In Hilly Baseball Contest
Frederick loses no ground as the local team, with Donalfe and Danner starring, comes from behind to beat Martinsburg 21 to 17 in a rain of hits. Strawsberger and Brust pitched well for Martinsburg, while Frederick’s Donsife sparked a late rally with multiple extra base hits and steady defense. Umpire Robert Lorentz called a fair contest before nearly 1,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cena
Martinsburg
Bowser
Wm. Norz Se
Martinasburg
Donalfe
Strawsberger
Brest
Jimmie
West Virginia
Danner
Esterly
Bander
W. Noaz
Taurner
M. Naoaz
Eisenhaver
Martinaburg
Btrawnberger
Eisenhauer
Msp
Strawnberger
Bradley
Jimmie Brust
Martinsburg Boys
Alx Rome
Visttors
M. Nunz
Stranzberger
W. Nuaz
Jamea Br
Frederick Boya
Donsife
Vera
Talllea
Virginians
Jim Bratt
Frank Strawsberger
M. Nusz
Joninges Wes
Bentor Order Holds Flag and Bible Ceremony
Between thirty and forty Bentor Order of American Median members joined by local citizens staged a flag and Bible event. A march from the hotel led by the Middletons Cornet Band went to the schoolhouse for a prayer by Rev MW LI Beard. Rev Dr Haaezar of Frederick gave the presentation address, with Prof. C. Dryden replying. A Day dispute unfurls, students and others watched as Mr Wm South coordinated ceremonies to a successful close, reflecting public support in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentor Order
Middletons Cornet
MW LI Beard
Haaezar
Frederick
C. Dryden
Literary Societies Anniversary At Woman's College
The Lewblan Literary Society marked its second anniversary with a large audience at the Woman's College. A varied program featured piano, vocal solos, duets, recitations, pantomime, elocution, and an art department exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Society Amniversary
Lew Blan
Iog
Sectory
Torkieh
Athens
Beethoven Missea Miller
Gring
Missea Biser
Boyer
Gome
Glee Club
Woman's College
Frederick Gun Club Free For All Opens Shooting Contest
The Frederick Gun Club held a day long free for all shooting event at their grounds near Madison Avenue. Twelve sweepstake events posted high scores with Eisenhauer Phoebus Keefer Myer and Mantz among top shooters. The meet followed American Association rapid firing rules and anticipates a large interstate contest in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Madison Avenue
Eisenhauer
Pheobus
Keefer
H. Smith
Mantz
Phoebus
W. Kolb
Pheobus Fhrst
Kennedy
J. Myers
Barrick
Mantz Firat
Phage
A. Smith
Myers
Smith
Manly
Frederick County Elects Jacob S. Baer Commonwealth Attorney
Jacob S. Baer, formerly of Frederick County, was elected commonwealth attorney by Roanoke County Republicans with a 244 vote majority. He was the sole winner on his ticket as the rest failed by 100 to 300 votes. son of the late Dr. Charles Baer, his victory brings pride to Frederick County and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countian
Jacob S. Baer
Roanoke County
Commonwealth Attorney
Buer Iu
Charles Bser
Frederick County
Baltimore Methodist lay representation convention set for June
District stewards call a six men convention in Baltimore at Wesley Hall on June 21 to discuss Rev. George C. Bacon's proposition for lay representation in annual conferences. Each church urged to send five lay delegates. Island Park excursion rail fare from Frederick 60 cents round trip with half fare for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference
Isymen
George C. Bacon
Wesley Hall
Baltimore
Fo Island Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Island Park
Local politics clash over city alderman candidates
The Republican City Executive Committee and Republican Association met to nominate aldermanic candidates for all five wards and to appoint ward delegates to the mayoralty primaries. Democrats plan nominations next week with uncertain aldermanic slate, while Republicans debate Crawford ballot methods and candidate selection amid internal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maskoipa
Court House
Jeret
New City Executive
Frogs Oath Ward
Jane Sib
Crawford
Thoes
Baumgartner
Rodock
Voll
Tar News
Ruland
Geo. W. B. Bbrner
Messra
Bhriner
Fritchie Garabew
Hanshew
Peter Brookey
Brookey
Edward Zellers
John Hargett
Chas. Diffendal
Messrs. Mealey
Woodward
Steiner
Grove
Mesley
Myorasky
Mr. Grove
News
Pon
John H. Abbott
Elmer Brown
Third Ward
Ramaburg
Iit
Bir
Mebrie Gittinger
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Milton Derr
Snd
Thos. E. Pope
Frank B. Sappington
A. C. McCordell
Edward Bowles
John B. Abbott
Miller
Coud
Feld
Maryland School for the Deaf Visitors Run to Braddock Heights
A sunlit meeting at the Maryland School for the Deaf faced a mistimed approach and a disrupted dusk. Visitors gathered despite the windy evening, with the event at Braddock Heights ending in the early night as attendees prepared to depart next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Maryland
Sunus Meeting of the Deaf of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf
Toeecay
Jone
SiGe
Behoo
Jose
Republican Primaries and City Committee Nominations
Frederick Republicans meet in aldermanic districts to nominate aldermen and select delegates to the mayoralty convention on June 1 1385. Elections set for June 20 in districts 1 3 8 4 5 with various meeting places and a later city executive committee gathering. Also notices on coal price reductions and local ads for services and events at the Woman's College and Frederick businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
J. Bleer'a
Republican Asociation
E.B. Fichalberess
Black Horse Hotel
Kinkon
Pat. St
New Republican City Ex
Republican Association
Gannett
DeGnance
Thad. M. Biser
Array of lightweight goods for men and women
A fragmented notice describes a range of light items for both genders. Readable portions mention wearables and accessories offered for sale, with vague product descriptions and no specific brands or prices.
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the Daily News
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Baetixsburg Bopied
Robert Lorentz
Sigrid
Markey
Low
Sadie Zimmerman
Ness
Snively
Chopin
Ditzier
Rohlfe
Mins Stauffer
Sesereevangensee Aon Geinsonn
Wis Hellman
Frederick Gon Club
Local Politics
Hood
Shriner Milling OO
Ceresville
Braddock Heights
Miller & Co
J. @. Avenue
Keller, Newman & Company
Patrick Streat
Ciy
W. &. Rumpfa Reliable Oyster Bouse
South Market Street
Excelsior
Hygeis Ice Company
D. Best
Bummer Corjety
Shibi Walste
Jaconet Lawns
Japonet Lawne
D. H. Basis
North Market Street
C. EB. Oline
Furnive
Inmenee
O. E. Cue
Mulliniz & Kemp
Keer
Moutonx & Ken
Yar
Warrieg Apparel
Frence
Vardieu
Dimitier
Jane Dimity
India
Wight
Frather Wright
John Henonkeeon
F. W. Staub
California
Boston
F. W
Morth Market Street
Doll Brothers
Do Brothers
North Market ST
Jaranzez Diskay
Korth
Japannsz
Don Baroruens
Railing Grocery CO
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Bailing Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
REW Griane Goons
N. Market
Riwsoffice
Newspop
Apers
REWE
Bodook & Pfeidig. Ee
Frovocx & Neidig
Peetely
Tong
Bose
Cour Customen
Ruduce
Neidig
A. T. Bige & Sone. Sone. Ae
A. T. Ruz & Sons
Emnbalmers
Frederik
Deyor
James E. Walker & CO
J. B. Walker
Jas. E. Warzza & Co
Thomas & Clary
Ree Estate
F.G. Thomas
N. Clary
D. Iat
Middletown
New Market
Patrick Street
B. Ghorch
Frederic, Md
B. HH. Buavister
Frederick, Ma
George H. Wieker
Asp
Scourt SL
Dorsey Etchieon
Attornet
Ok 1
Toy Law
Techzsdawir
Office
Cpp
Court Merwe
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