Weather forecast summary from early bulletin
Saturday was fair with warmer afternoon. Low pressure moved from the eastern region to New Brunswick while high pressure shifted northeast over the Lower Lake region. A western low brought rain to Manitoba as temps fell in New York Ohio Valley and along the Atlantic coast. general fair and warmer weather expected in the eastern half of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. Hanerscron
Weather Bureau
New Brunswick
Arkansas
Missouri
Lower Lake Region
Mortana
Manitoba
Northern
Pacific
Ahio Valley
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Massachusetts
Montana
Dakotas
South Atlantic
Moorhead
Huron
Rap
City
St Vincent
Smiths Reassurant Ad Promotes Life Insurance Agents
New ads today list C C Manght as president and Smith as Smiths. Smiths Reassurant with Gernand as agent for life insurance, signaling updated offerings and representation in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Manght
Smith a. _Smith's
Smith’s
Gernand, Agt Life Insurance
Mixed local notices from Frederick area items
Samuel Eyler of Yellow Springs brought a live five foot black snake to the Tax News office in a fratt from the road to Frederick. Geo W Smith moved horses to Hagerstown fair grounds to train and bought a 40 pound bicycle turkey. William Angelberger of Mt Pleas ant district sold 247 boxes of fine strawberries at ten to twelve cents per box on the market. W A Woodward is a delegate to the Republican mayorality convention for the second ward. Hicks Glessner planted corn on May 29 with three grains per hill and three stalks per hill. corn rose to three inches. Thomas Lee, a colored man struck by a railroad train at Lime Kiln Station, was moved to Montevue Hospital. Texas may lose timber in 15 years if 1,000,000,000 feet a year continue. A rehearsal for Princess Phosa will be at City Hall tonight at 8 pm. box office opens tomorrow. Charles Roth, son of the late Dr A A Roth of Frederick, among the senior class at the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Eyler
Yelow Springs
Tax News
Frederick
Geo. W. Smith
Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Stalla
William Angelberger
Mt. Pleasant
Thin County
W. A. Woodward
M. A. Woodward
Second Ward
Hicks Glessner
Stelkes
Bill Thomas Lee
Lime Kiln Station
Montevue Hospital
Texas
Chas. Roth
A. A. Roth
Roth
Purely Personal Items and Travels around Frederick
Purely personal notes report Milton Cratchley arriving in Frederick from Philadelphia and locals returning from Washington visits. Several Baltimore and New Jersey visitors are noted along with delegates and alternates from Frederick attending a Republican club convention in Baltimore. The column ends with an ad-like recommendation for Hood's Sarsaparilla as a digestion remedy.
Princess Pross Comic Opera at City Hall for Monument Aid
A comic opera by C F P Hancoe titled Princess Pross drew a large cast of 89 with 3 scene sets. It centers on a royal family amid a wizard’s prophecy and a shoemaker’s son love story. Proceeds benefit the Francia Scout Key Monument Association with performances June 13 and 14 in Grat-class style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F P. Hancoe
Opers
Bey Monument
Attrerts
Beneft
Francia Scout Key Monument Association
Mimos XL
Altraine
Mehrie Moberly
Dasuslus
Teeipeens Fosebsanndar Gee
Charles Haydon
Pierrot
Ralph R. Bowers
Nise
Richard Ross Horribilis
The
Wizards
Srve-Cecaervase-Seulti
John Feban Brosias
Pantiflendo
Prank Maxmlllan
Throct
Emphroayne
Ower
Chrissie B
D. Firestone
Princess Phosa
Miea Fannie Murphy
Amina
Pel
Iscreeinoer
Anne P
Lata Fout Pita
Pereant Rit
Fei Bennett
F . Gilbert
Polmens
Pantalaudo
Panta
Ahricks
Incomplete Opera House Stage Rehearsal Notes Found
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an onstage setup at the Opera House with instrumental music, a plan for seating by rows, and Mr Rhodes in charge of stage lighting scenery and general stage effects. The document reflects a rehearsal plan from a historic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sateeaatices
Rhodes
A Slick Trice Swindler Preyed On Middletown Residents
A man using the name W. H. Cobb posed as an agent of Bamford Coon Life and Annuity Insurance in Middletown at Sparrow's Hotel. He befriended locals, ran up debts, and passed bad drafts to Landford Sparrow and Benjamin JF. Groff, netting about $15 in cash before fleeing. Drafts drawn on Baltimore banks were protested. the con artist vanished, leaving victims to cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cobb
Bamford Coon Life and Annuity Insurance Company
Sparrow's Hotel
Say
The
Valley
Landford Sparrow
Benjamin JF. Groff
Bparrow
F. R. Blacher
N. Calvert
Baltimore
Groff
Valley Savings Bank
Sparrow
Cobb
Merchants’ National Bank of Baltimore
Mosere
Shesran
IX TEE LAW'S GRIP FINE IMPOSED FOR DISTURBANCE
Nicholas Nichols colored arrested by Officer Hobba for disturbing the peace and fined 185 dollars, paid and released. Charles E. Harris arrested Tuesday night on wife complaint, fined 195 dollars, failed to pay, jailed 30 days. Edward Williams colored arrested Monday afternoon for disturbing the peace, fined 585 dollars, unable to pay, jailed 30 days. Adbert A. Long of Brunswick county found guilty before United States Commissioner E Y Goldsborough of wholesale liquor without paying a special tax, bail set at 20 dollars for June term in Baltimore, he furnished bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Nichols
Hobba
Charles E. Harris
Brengle
Big Wife
Edward Williams
Brengls
Astic Eckstein
Adbert A. Long
Brunawick
United States
E. Y.goldsborough
Baltimore
Off to Their Homes from Woman's College Pupils
Pupils of the Woman's College left this morning for summer homes, escorted to the depot by friends and old scholars who expressed regret at their departure. Professor Apple is fondly regarded by his students as they anticipate September return for further education amid social events. Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Clagett were held at St. Mark's P. E. Church inoteraville with Rev. Helferstein officiating, pallbearers including grand nephews Samuel Maddox and others, burial beside the church. Emmy was funeral director CC. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Apple
Ann Clagett
St. Mark's P. E
Grace McConnell Waggoner and Thomas Pearce Married
Grace Waggoner and Thomas M. Pearce wed at St James Church in Baltimore county with Rev George K Warner officiating. The bride wore a gown of crepon with duchess lace and gloves. Dwelling Barned: Dr William Thowley Pratt’s Potomac district home burned early Wednesday. most belongings saved. loss about $2,500 with $1,600 insurance. origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Wasgoseer
Grace McConnell
Waggoner
Thomas M. Pearce
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
the Manor
Baltimore County
George K. Warner
Wm. Thowley Pratt
Potomac District
Montgomery County
Jeasos
Protect Winter Garments From Moths Offer
Describes moth protection for furs and winter wraps via Tus News office with a large paper sack priced at 2 cents each. Also notes Rev A M Schaffner’s acceptance of a pastoral call to Meldville, Pa starting July 1. Ends with a brief endorsement for California Fig Syrup Co’s genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Ede
A. M. Schaffner
The
Reformed Church
Exmitaburg
Meldville, Pa
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Frederick Female Seminary Arts Evening Shines
The Woman's College staged a woodland fantasy "David Swan" by the Alamce Association to cap a week of commencement events. Miss Nannie Routzahn opened, Walter Levy led the title role, with Misses Routzahn, Shriner, Ramsburg, Smith, Kemp and others delivering scenes, songs, and dialogues. The Arion Sextette and Mrs White, Miss Johnson, and Miss Sumner provided sparkling numbers, ending with a piano solo and a closing chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericx Female Seminary
David Saux
Learning
Frederick
David
David Swan
Walter Levy
Rosa
Alice Shriner Peeves
Mag Rowtzahn
Mills line sale advertizes cheap grain products
An OCR fragment advertises mill products including CERESVILLE ROLLER FLOUR core meal hominy rye chop chicken fend middlings and bran offered by a wagon delivery option. It promises cash term prices and cheap sales to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
Frederick group presents flag and Bible in Yellow Springs ceremony
A Frederick contingent of the Senior Order of United American Mechanics and the Sons of Veterans traveled to Yellow Springs for a public school flag and Bible presentation. The event featured a parade led by the Yellow Springs Cornet Band, a welcome by Albert Burkhart, remarks by school principal Lloyd Palmer, and a salute from the Sons of Veterans. The occasion drew local interest and included a flag raising at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Sons of Veterans of Frederick
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Burkhart
Albert Burkhart
Heresy Winecberp
Lloyd Palmer
Grand bargain show and assorted goods promo
Local merchants advertise a Saturday June 8 1895 grand bargain show at Smith's restaurant No 10 Court Street. Offer includes Bix quart double heavy metal sauce or stew pans at 19 cents each, while supplies last. Also promote large deviled crabs and ice cream, with carpet cleaning services promising moth removal and a fresh look. Keller Newman Co advertises coal at reduced June price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurra's
Watch
Smith's
No. 10
Court Street
W. B. Rompf
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Lestory
Wasuneros, D.C
8. W
N. W
Milton Cratchley
Philadelphia
Frank Schmidt
Washington
Richardson
Roller
Woman's College
Harrisonburg
Annie M. Gittinger
George M. Gittinger
Elizabeth Block
J. Gillages
B. Rosenour
Miss Langley
New Jersey
Geo. Houck
Harmony Grove
Misa Lottie Allen
Laura Grove
Lime
T. Harper
John C. Motter
Wm. H. Rameburg
Young Men's Republican Club
Reno
Harp
Harry Witter
Milton A. Woodward
James P. Perry
Republican Association of
League of Republican Clubs
Hood
Princess Pross
Phoss
Hen
Doma
Mimos
Peicrot
Maxzililian
Thrace
Willy
Anlhor
Phosaens
Ecenery
Middledown
Strasger
Tee Law
the Woman's College
Laxyant
Henry Ramsburg
Misa
Ingle
Floyd Mr. Bertram
Mise Aytoun
Miss Morris
Miss Johnson
Miss Preston
Arlon
Henry Ramsberg
Alice Rontzaho
Levy
Miss Ely
E. Smith
Tsolwaye
Nanale Johnson
J.K. White
Blanche Sumner
Rontzahn
Aly
Nannie Johnson
Hench
H. N. Dituust
Jefferson
L M. Molter
Adamstown
Slagle
Westminster
TF. Hoffmeter
Middletown
A. J
Otmond
Multer
Indlepositon
Arion Bextette
Thomas Bader
Pinniatessis
Hendrickson
Carty
Harris
Bowera
MecCuicheos
Paine Anniversary
Thomas Paine
Park Ridge
Aaron Davis
Mr. Rios
Third Ward
Lewis A. Rice
Smiram
Keller, Newman & Company
East Patrick Street
Excelsior
Excelsior Steam
Bayeshem
D. . Best
D. H. Bzsk
North Maerket Street
B. Oline
Peryd
C. BE. Con
Mulliniz & Kemp
Muzenx & Kee
John Hendrickson
Silka
Wash Silee
WASK
Bruren
Dom Henoxsoxson
F. W. Staub
Boston
Mnorta Market Street
Doll Brothers
North Mahert
Jaranzsc Diskay
Deop
Ode Linz
Jaranzsz Kans
Dow Brorsers
Pee Bailing Grocery CO
Gerat Price
Bailing Grocery CO
Turortzp
Goananizep
John A. Kennedy
Taitloe
N. Mareret
Wakm
Ducky
Tapeca
Matticg
Per Hudock
Neidig Frederick
Seequi-Centesaie
Cty
A. T. Rice & Bone
Tasuisa Ey
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market
James E. Walker
Walker &Ca Ite
Mese Prather Wright
CALL
J. Jas
Hi. Watxss
Blackstory
Hull
Sodam
Bey Falien
B. H. Buavxstos
North Market Street
RM Estate
Thomad
Olary
Real Betata and Loan Agents
Ist
Middleton
Qnd
Itecant Frederick, Ltd
Arma
Sid Stree
Patrick Frederick
George H. Wirner
Attorneys-At-Law
Steen
Okhoma
Sd Tunnese
Mentdawiz
Cc. V. A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!