Weather Bureau Summary Of Conditions At Eight P.M.
W L Moog reports prevailing weather at eight p m with a falling barometer over the Northwest and adjoining regions Northwest Dakota and Colorado low near central states high over the central valleys and lake region cooler east of the Mississippi warmer in the Upper Mississippi Valley light showers along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts with generally clear weather tonight except Northwest Canada rain expected in that area fair and warmer conditions likely Thursday across the central valleys to the Atlantic coast. Winds circulate around high and low pressure systems with warm moist air on the southeast and east of lows and cooler air from the northwest between fronts. New ads list ice cream Florence Tratl Levy and a note on a boy wanted and free pass notices.
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W.L. Moog
Weather Bureau
Daneld
South Atlantic
Guil Comste
Platese
Rocky Monnisi
New England
Dakota
Colorado
Lake
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Gulf
Tae Cloudincaschi
Missouri Valley
Texas
The Week in Newathia Reader Highlights and Ads
The Weekly News outlines 12 pages of dispatches from around the world and local reports with features on Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. It notes June weather, columns by Captain Kilmer, and sketches on Petersburg, Congo Cannibals, and Women Vectors in India, plus advertisements from executors, merchants, and dry goods firms signaling city commerce and growth.
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Newathia Week
Ita Readera
Wil Quartera
Mary Jane
George L. Kilmer
Petersburg
Jescop
Congo
India
Executor
W. Baumgardner
Executore
A. Nusbsum
O. Weant
W. L. Carty
DanGee
F. Thomas
Mulinix & Kemp
Best & Kepler
John Hendrickson
Independent Hose Company wins hook and ladder contest
The Independent Hose Company No. 1 of Frederick won the hook and ladder contest in Cumberland with a time of 55 seconds. Annapolis was chosen as the site for next year’s convention. Mr. Wm. C. Birely elected to fill a trusteeship at Bradlick & Fente seminary after his father's death. he joins the board of trustees.
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Frederick
Cumberland
Annapoli
Night's Delightful College Commencement and Concert
The Women's College held a week of graduation exercises with a large evening concert by the music department under Miss Diehl and Miss Shriners. Performances included piano, violin, vocal solos, duets, quartets, and a notable piano duet with a grand piano from Baltimore. Commencement followed with six graduates presented, including Nora Mae Ditzler and Alice Kate Gassman, as families looked on in a decoratively arranged hall.
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Welai
Sppié
A4east
Mises Diehl
Sorlner
Traumeref Romarze
Sophie Rhe Om
Isortaire
Brotge
Oberlander
Baltmore
Mise Shriner
Misa Soabier
Rebinstein
Solvely
Switzer
Misa Kerring
Koehler
Shriners
Bliss Ditzler
Diehl
Ross Biraly
Mint Margaret Roller
Nora Mae Ditzler
Mt Jackson
Alice Kate Gaesman
Hagerstown
Emily Nelson Maulsby
Frederick
Emms Katharine Newsman
Mary Nose
New Holland
Genaline Lannz Budley
Moffatt’s Creek
C.S. Slagle
Carroll County
Lao
Mcczkowski
Ditzler
Birely
Wiliam
Schaeffer
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Asthore
Trotere
Ailsa Albert
Polacca
Mohr
Ditzier
Aerring
Rech
Gring
Benediction
BR Rbechbach
Modern Beauty Thrives On Good Food And Sunshine
A healthful lifestyle of wholesome food, daily exercise, and open air is linked to a full blooming appearance. When the body needs cleansing a gentle pleasant laxative remedy, the Fig Syrup, is recommended as made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Cailforafs
Maryland Late Firemen's Association Meeting Debrief
A fourth quarterly Maryland Late Firemen's Association meeting held in Camberlagd produced praise and solid turnout with 45 ballots cast. Officers elected include President Wm B A Hamilton, senior vice president Charles T Holloway, secretaries John J Stamp and Wm M Arimintos, and treasurer H B R Heck, Frederick. A Cumberland dispatch later reported officer results: President Wm A Hardstop, vice president T Holloway, secretary J J Stamp, and treasurer Hiram R Heck.
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Maryland Late Firemen’s Association
Camberlagd
Wm M. Crimmies
O. B. Heck
Freterick
Dram Corpa
F Frederick
Ubarecs
Annapsils
Atereoen
Mreaeer
Frederick County Delegates and the State Convention
The Democratic State Convention of Maryland met in Baltimore at Ford's Opera House with Senator Gor man presiding. It backed sound money and the international gold standard, voting 203 to 0 against a free silver plan. Frederick County cast all six votes for sound money, while delegates named include Spencer Watkins of Montgomery and Henry F. Wingert of Washington. Maryland will send twenty delegates to the national convention. the state’s sixteen votes will be allocated with each national delegate at large receiving half a vote.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Ford
Opera House
Baltimore
Gorman
Col
W. Baughman
Major Stewart
Maryland Allgerlie
Col. Baughman
John Lea Carroll
Associated Press
Taz News
Spencer Watkins
Montgomery County
Henry F. Wingert
Washington County
Resignation of Rev David Beale Leaves Baltimore Presbytery
Bal timore Presbytery expresses regret at Rev David Beale's resignation from Frederick City Church to lead Philadelphia's Northern Liberties Church. Beale notes eighteen years in Baltimore, twelve at Light Street and six in Frederick, with pastoral duties ending September. Also notices Children’s Day services at Zion Reformed Charlesville and Utica sermon scheduled next Sunday.
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Baltimore
David J. Besla
Frederick City
Northern Liberties
Philadelphia
Beale
Presbytery
Light Street
Frederick
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Charlesville
Utica
Braddock
Maryland brewing executive tours Frederick sights
Mr Geo C Sucro general manager Bartholomay Brewing Co Maryland and companions stayed at Doll's night then drove to Braddock Heights to enjoy scenery. They left for Baltimore at 4 30 pm. Mr G Frank Krantz of Wm Knabe Co piano makers visiting Frederick on business and was hosted by Mr Ober-Tander.
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Geo. C. Sucro
Bartholomay Brewing Company
State of Maryland
Megsrs
Geo. Kilngstein
Louis J. Doetach
Ae Eie
Eee More
Doll's
Summer Garden
Braddock Heighta
Balimore
G. Frank Krantz
Wm. Knuabe & Co
Baltimore
Frederick
Krantz
Ober- Tander
Narrow Escape From Monocacy Boat Ride Near Biggs Porch
Mr. Lewis Biggs and five children on a Monocacy river outing faced disaster when the boat rode into deep water and Biggs fell overboard. He grabbed the bottom and escaped drowning as nearby bystanders rushed to help while the frightened children cried out for aid.
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Lewis Biggs
Biggs
Biggs Secceetidd
Ort
Willlameport Bridge Revival By West Wirgints And Maryland
Projectors revive plan to build a bridge across the Povorac river at Willlameport. Efforts proceed quietly in West Wirgints and Maryland with confidence of success. The report hints at cures by food for health and vitality.
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Bekige
Povorac River
Willlameport
West Wirgints
Maryland
Midweek Market Report and Military Encampment News
Market conditions show scarce strawberries and inferior fruit with limited charrica supply. beans and bacon prices listed. Army officer First Lieutenant Ellwood W Evans, Eighth Cavalry, to attend Maryland militia encampment near Frederick from July 18 to 25. St Johns Commencement set with special library location exercises at City Opera House on Wednesday June 24.
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Militia
Ellwood W. Evans
Eighth
Calvary
Maryland Malleus
Frederick
St. John's
Otd Cas
City Opera House
Dude
Maryland National Guard Camp Encampment Plans Noted
Maryland National Guard crews arrive for the biennial brigade encampment at Bellersne Farm near Frederick. Officials outline camp logistics including tents, horse care, meals, and staff stipends with meals supplied locally and four dollars daily per company for cooks and helpers.
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Saunders
Epecce
McLean
Maryland Nations] Guard
Baltimore
Ulto Habroad
Bellersne
Charlie N. Hucgett
Charies D Doll
Frederick Ossierds
Maryland National Guard
Dties
Wilmer
Isador Bosker
Annapolis
Frederick
Caterere
Local notices on meetings and shop services in town
Public notice lists a board meeting for the Home for the Aged on Friday morning June 13 at 9:30 with full attendance requested. Community ads promote ice cream, eye care, ribbons, coal and wood orders, marking agents, and various stalls at Mrs Norris on North Market Street, plus other local services and products.
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Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Florence Trall
Markell & Trail
Chilton & Rhodes
North Market Street
Markels & Trail
W. F
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ANDO
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Neida
Meidig
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Festabusae 1800
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