Weather Bureau Report Shows Pressure Shifts and Rain
The eastern high pressure area shifts east while central high pressure moves over Kansas. Low pressure over Minnesota tracks toward Lake Superior as temperatures drop 5 to 10 degrees east of the Mississippi, with Western New York seeing about 10 degrees rise. Showers appear in the Lake region, Ohio Valley, and Tennessee, with fair weather elsewhere. heavy rainfall totals include Browneville Tennessee 2.00 inches, Forest City Arkansas 1.50, Waynesboro Mississippi 2.10.
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Aa. W. Haperseton
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Minnesota
Lake Sozertor
New York
Lake
Ohio Valley
Tenneases
Alabama
Middle Atlantic States
Browneville
Tenn
Forest City
Ark
Waynesboro
Mias
Mortgagee's Sale and Notices From City Ledger
Mortgagee's Sale Jas Gittinger Dividend Notice W L Carty Cash No 6407 Equity B F Reich Solr Canvassers Wanted Dathell Festival Reformed Church Adamstown Ring Lost News Office Manafield John A DeGrange G Wed Shriner Money to Loan Apricota and Prones Entertainment 81 Ji Josephs Ma Manor Pharmacist Fresh Fish
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Jas. Gittinger
W. L. Carty
B. F. Reich
Solr
Canvassera
Dathell
Reformed Church
Adamstown
Manafield
John A. DeGrange G
Shriner
Apricota and Prones
Re Entertainment
Ji Joseph's
Ma Manor
Rewshnte
Jas. We. Feist
Now for the Road Electric Railway Venture in Frederick and Middletown
A new attempt to promote an electric railway from Frederick to Middletown gains momentum as Braddock Heights draws crowds and freight potential grows. Project organizers, among Frederick's leading businessmen, plan another public appeal tomorrow to raise $20,000 to begin construction and promise rapid completion if funded.
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Frederick and Middletown
Frederick
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Sal
Purely Personal Items From Local Society
Miss Marke Cassin, Miss Carrie Mc Sherry and Mr. Joseph Cassin left yesterday for Waikeraville where they will spend several days. Mr. Jase Wineberg of Baltimore visits his brother, Mr. S. Wineberg on North Market Street.
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Marke Cassin
Carrie McSherry
Joseph Cassin
Waikeraville
Jase Wineberg
Baltimore
5. Wineberg
North Market Street
Annual teacher certificate exams under way at Superintendent Bobirtz
One hundred and one candidates completed the annual examination today in the office of Superintendent Bobirtz. A marriage license was issued in Washington to John Wes of Frederick and Wallie Ganley of Boyd's The Ladies. The California liquid Fig Syrup ad urges genuine product with the company name on the package.
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Bobirtz
Washington
John Wes
Drrederick
Wallie Ganley
Boyd’s
California Fig Syrup Co
Frederick’s Historic Visits Highlight Colonial Ties
An account details Frederick Maryland’s rich echo of early American history with depictions of Braddock’s camp, Washington’s 1755 and 1791 stops, Adams 1800 visit, and Jackson’s 1824 sojourn, noting landmarks, cordial receptions, and the town’s role as a garden spot and hospitality hub for nation’s leaders.
Uncertain historic figure noted in fragmented reminiscence
Fragmentary text recalls a man tied to Pebroary Ltd in 1929 and a 1897 visit to Talbott's tovers now City Hotel. Mentions two presidential terms and a shift toward Tennessee with loyal receptions and mint-related troops. Text is incomplete and locals-era in tone.
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Pebroary Ltd
Wacewisees Ang
Talbott’s
A Republican Ticket Planned By Frederick Aldermen Meeting
Frederick's Republican group met to nominate candidates for city council and select ten delegates per district for the mayoral nominating convention on June 11. The ticket lists district representatives and delegates with committee officers named for each district, noting Derr declined nomination and Ebert absent from the final slate.
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Frederick
Newelty
J. Biers
Republican Association
E.B. Eichelberger
Aldermanic
Black Horse Hotel
Rink On & Patrick Street
Jonathan Biser
Mebrie Gilltoger
William H. Ramsborg
Clareter
Jobe Ehert
Disttrict
Geo. A. Zimmerman
Fpd
Executive Committee
Jacob B. Tyson
A. B. Hatton
L. Lilly
H. B. Rameborg
J. C. Weast
G. W. Glessner
H. City
Hull
Edwin UL
H. F. C. Green
M.A. Woodward
James P. Perry
John A. Groff
W. H. Nicodemus
Dr. C.F. Goodell
John C. Hardt
E. A. Albaugh
Garret
DeGraw
Cyrus F. Flook
Edward James
Thadeus M. Elser
Millard &. Perry
Edward Murray
Wm. G. Birely
Joseph L. Rontzahn
George Kline
Charles Gilpin
H C. Keefer
Thomas H. Haller
George Brust
J. A. Markell
Elmer Brown
I. N. Loy
J. D. Murphy
Jas. E. Stanp
George Herbert
T. Haffner
A.C. McBride
W.H. Beall
Notnagle
H. Thomas Kline
Harry Chapline
Chas Gramer
Edward
Eichelberger
Hammies
R Mu BE
George W. Vanfossen
Harry Cramer
WL. Gilbert
Richard W. Murphy
John Ridenour
M. L. Firestone
James A. Brown
W.A. Long
L. W. Merling
W. Wze
George Birely
Luther FP. Harrison
Herman FP. Brelner
Edward A. Cramer
William B. Hinks
Joseph A. Ridenour
Henry B. Tyson
Ira Tyler
Adam Notnigle
B. T. Marmar
Ebert
Derr
J. H. Lampe
Geo. Gleasner
Thadeus Biser
Richard Perry
John Hendrickson
John H. Abbott
Ede Ward Gittinger
Wm. W. Fleming
Lewis Mehriing
Law's Grip: Arrest Fails as Prisoner Flees to Mountains
A. Long known as Shorty, sought on U S law violations, escaped after being allowed to change clothes at his wife’s home in Brunswick. Deputy Marshal Simpson pursued with assistance. shot misfired. Long fled into Virginia mountains, later captured in Martinsburg and returned to custody. Sesquicentennial meeting urged public interest in celebration efforts with remarks from local officials and committee chairs.
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United States
Rogers
Baltimore
A. Long
Brunewick
Shorty
Marschal
John A. Simpson
Frederick
Long
Branswick
Virginia
Simpson
Martinsburg
W. VI
P. 3. Cunningham
Weather and crop conditions across Western Maryland farms
The week brought abnormally high temperatures with little rain across Western Maryland. Corn and wheat advanced, replanting occurred, and crops show promise though heat and occasional frosts threaten yields. Reports from Frederick, Buckeystown, Adamstown, Mt St Marys, and New Market note hot spells, rapid growth, and early harvest expectations, with some cutworm damage in corn.
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Washington County
Puederick Cockty
Libertytown
Cotnorma
J. Hy
M.D
Buckeystown
Bacom
Adamstown
R. Cuncox
J. A. Mrrcnenn
Ps. D
Bodies Discovered Missing at Fort McHenry Grave
A government contractor opening graves at Fort McHenry found three Confederate soldiers interred, while the grave of Waters of Company K First Maryland remained empty since the war. Waters, captured by Union forces and condemned to be shot, died naturally before execution and was buried at the fort, later moved to New Market, then forgotten.
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Baying
Fort McHenry
Greenbury
Watera
First Maryland
Waters’ Home
New Market
Local pharmacy ads by Remsberg in Baltimore area
A dated notice by J J Asurg promoting pharmacy services at 1654 Market Street Nex Door to Groff Howes. It lists nine years in the drug business, serving elites in Baltimore and Washington DC, offering prescriptions, medical supplies, and proprietary medicines at popular prices. It invites friends to visit No 165 N. Marke Street.
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Remsberg
Pharmsoet
Market Street
Nex
Groff Howes
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
J.J. Asurg
Sacred Heart Festival at St Josephs and Parish Events
Faithful attend the St Josephs Mezl Bunday festival with a procession and devotions honoring the Sacred Heart. A noted Pennsylvania artist will photograph the scene for a moving publicity piece. Father Gaffoey’s friends are invited to attend. Also notices on coal price reductions, college commencements, art exhibitions, and local services.
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St. Joseph's
Fpeonsylvania
Pleas ant Hill Missionary Society Whit Sunday Service
St Pauls Missionary Society of Pleasant Hill held its monthly service on Whit Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The large audience filled the church though many stood outside. Recitations by Master John Neighborn and Miss Elstone of Yellow Springs. A sign language recitation by Harry Kemp of Rocky Springs titled Jeans Stilling the tempest on Gall free. Eight girls in white sang Hark Bells with motions. A duet by Maud Cronize and Elsie Roelkey of Harmony Grove and Miss Roelkey also played. E S Etchelberger of Frederick delivered an excellent address. Next service Sunday evening August 4.
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St. Paul's Missionary Society of
Pleasant Hill
John Neighborn
Elste ‘Ox
Yellow Springs
Harry Kemp
Rocky Springs
Jeans
Maud Cronize
Elsie Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Armature of lightweight guards for men and women Elch 18
Fragmentary note reports an armature of light guards for both sexes, with the term Elch 18 and a reference to elsewhere. Details are unclear but suggest a garment or equipment specification.
Alarm of Fire and Other Local Items at Middletown
An alarm of fire sounded between 9 and 10 last night at a house on the corner of E Fifth Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad occupied by a colored family. Firemen arrived but aid not required. A woman about 300 pounds fell on the front steps escaping but was unharmed. A wagon wheel broke near Middletown’s square on Mr. Peter Gross’ wagon loaded with wheat, causing delay before repairs enabled the team to proceed. Also noting the alumnae entertainment of Frederick Female Seminary at the Woman’s College tomorrow evening June 6 at 8 o’clock. Real merits Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised.
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Coll. D.C. Winebrener
Co. Winebrener
Thos H. Haller
Cyrus Thames
Woman's College
W. Irving Parsons
Bull
Nana
E. Fifth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ihs
Peter Grossnicks
Middletown
Alomaas Entertainment
Frederick Female Seminary
Handsome Wagon Delivered by Railing Grocery Co in Frederick
The Railing Grocery Co have placed on the streets of Frederick a handsome delivery wagon. Decorations were done by James W Loyns & Son.
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Railing Grocery Co
Frederick
James W. Loyns & Son
Shriner Milling Offers Low Prices on Grain Goods
Shiner Milling advertises cheap prices on corn meal hominy bran and chicken feed with wagon delivery and a promise to save money on goods. The ad claims reduced rates and encourages customers to send orders or visit with cards.
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Ceresville
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Keller, Newman & Company
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Hygela Ice
John Hendrigezson
Ferench
Gardies
Cily
Mussine
Dimities
Ida
Wright
John Henpresson
F. W. Staub
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North Market
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HE Raising Grocery CO
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Swift
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B. H. Burocxstor
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Attorneys-At-Law
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Ateay
Court Street
Levy
Chancerz
Cone
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C. &. Oline
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Mullinix & Kemp
K. Cool
Mou & Kuxe
Hood
Shriner Milling
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