Weather summary from Huron area with warm spell ahead
Tuesday's forecast notes fair and warmer conditions following a rapidly moving high pressure system now over the Middle Atlantic states. Rain occurred across the South Atlantic, East Gulf, Ohio valley and Tennessee with temperature swings varying regionally. Thunderstorms reported in several cities, and outlook calls for fair and warmer weather in New England and the Lower Lake region with rain along the Atlantic coast.
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W. Hagemeron
Weather Bureau
Lake Haron Hea
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Rocky Mountain
Minnesota
Texas
Partic Ares
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Dakotas
Aserafbon
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Moblie
Rockies
Appalachian Mountains
Plateau
Augusta
Savannah
New Orleans
Naski Ve
Cairo
North Platte
Huron
St. Vincent
New York
Lower Lake Region
Virginia
Personal notes and social visits in Frederick area
Purely personal items list Mr F W Carlisle's appointment to the U S Ship Independence and Mare Island station. Includes visits by Mrs Heilman Mrs Schaff and Miss Schaff to Frederick and New York, arrivals and returns of several locals, weddings, and a farm sale by Barney R Lease auctioneer detailing parcels near Woodsboro and Woodboro with prices per acre and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Carlisle
Frederick
United States
Independence
Mare’s Island
Pacific
Robert Hodge
Pennsylvania
LV. Heilman
West South Street
Philip Schaff
Miss Schaff
New York
Mary Goldsborouga
Barney R. Lease
Woodaboro
Wm. FL. Hinks
W.irging Parsons
Woodsboro
Ridner Sappington
Liberty
Chas. Gram
Mr. Hardy
Woodadoro
Brief Bits from Losal and Nearby
Messia NJ Wilson & Son's store now consecred by telephone number 122. James B Acacerson candidates for Judge of the Bixh faction at Democratic nominating elections. Daily coal and canal news. vessels transport from Georgetown. Cumberland region shipments. Business outlook bright. Abraham Michael injured after a fall from a ladder near Bethel Church. 126 Frederick Bicycle Club invited to leve fete at Rose Hill Farn near J Albert Dean's home. 838 pairs of carmets for men produced by an English firm last year. In Paris one in eighteen lives on charity. Ivory value markets in London average $5,000 per ton. Shenandoah University closing. John A Crown wins math prize and high honors. Emigrant from British ports to the Americas in 1894 fell 25 percent from 1893. Inter-State Telephone cable expected Frederick today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia
Wilson & Son
James B. Acacerson
Circate
Williemsport
Hee
Georgetown
Cumberland
Basiness Fe
Abraham Michael
Bethel Church
Conatys
Frederick
Ore
England
Paris
EU Charity
London
Shenandoah University
I Berryrle, Va
John A. Crown
John O. Crows
Deaths and notices from Carroll and surrounding areas
Prominent Carroll County citizen Ex Sheriff Peter Woods died at his Finksburg home at nearly 72. He leaves a widow, a daughter Mrs. A Fuss, and son Charles Woods, a Prohibition party figure. Brother Rufus Woods, a Balti more merchant, is noted. Also obituary of Geo Ed Lease in Denver and sudden death of John T Selby in Gaithersburg. Frank Leslie’s July issue highlighted with numerous illustrators and features.
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Paster Woods
Carroll County
Finksburg
Thoreday
Peter Woods
Woods
Rufus Woods
Baltimore
Fink Bros. & Co
A. Fuss
Charles R. Woods
Prohibition
Garroil County
Maryland University School of Law
Geo. E. Leas
M. F. Lease
Denver
Colorado
Geo. Ed. Lease
Geo. W. Lease
Daughters of the King Praised in Ascension Church Sermon
In a sermon at Ascension Episcopal Church Lafayette Square Baltimore Rev C C Griffith rector and Bishop Leighton Coleman of Delaware spoke on the Daughters of the King as serving a valuable privilege in the church. He criticized many worshipers for poor postures in prayer saying too many kneel on their foreheads instead of their knees during services.
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Ascension Episcopal Church
Lafayette Senate
Baltimore
C. C. Griffith
Leighton Coleman
Delaware
Du Wed wedding announced for L. E. Homer and Lov. M. Geromin
The city photographer L. E. Homer plans a private mid June wedding to Lov. M. Geromin of York City in light of the late death of her father B. S. Germ. A Gallagher invitation to Heserstown for Captain Q. S. Beckiey and the Frederick Rifemen to a sham battle on July 26 is noted. A registration case for Lewis B. Batbronner before Judge Lynch was postponed. Batbronner was removed from the Second Aldermanic District voters list by Register Bernard Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Homer
Lov. M. Geromin
B.S. Germ
York City
Is¢y
Hagerstown
J. Beckiey
Frederick Rifemen
Heserstown
That Chy
Lewis B. Batbronner
Jadze Lynch
Hoibrunner
Bernard Herring
Frederick City
GurTusunr
Calvin
King
John Snyder
Amon & van Wise
J. Wraziotte
Louis Weigartner
Capies
Lrer
Misa Nettie Foley
Mrs
Virginie
Misganaie Leakean
Misa Mary Tiny
Meg
Tarlyer
Mountain View Home School Ends Year With Awards
Pupils of Mountain View Home School Adamstown Maryland celebrate end of term Friday June 14 with prizes for top average attendance and deportment. Katherine Bel Chiswell Motter Gay Motter and William Nelson Page cited. Rev Mower Page and Dr Johnson present. Mrs Motter conducts recital. refreshments served. year closes with songs and plans to resume September 16 with Miss Johnson returning as teacher.
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Mountain View Home School
Adamstown
Hhe
Mies Lacurs
Ether
Ie Kenellten
Peat
Alver Meca
Misa Katherine Bel Chisw
Gay Zuoke Momter
Wiliam Nelson Page
Prieck
T. Mower
J. Page
W. H. Johnson
Gay Motter
Bryant
Lawful Arrests and Property Transfers Near Frederick
A coloren man named 88 Fred O Glockner and a white man calling himself George Getman were arrested near Frederick Junction for breaking into a freight car near Relay House. They were committed to jail and taken to Towson for trial. Another man, J H R Smith, escaped after being arrested for disturbing the peace and jailed for 30 days. Notices of real estate transfers list several Maryland parcels valued around $6,149.42 and transfers of property in Frederick and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. O'Glockner
George Getman
Frederick Junction
Moberly
Frederick
Towson
Baltimore County
J. H.R. Smith
Rigdon
Eckstein
Mill Alley
Levy
Dantel C. Kepler
Hansen Kepler
J. H. Kepler
Daniel C. Kepler
Jno
C. Motter
Peter B. Grove
E. T. Shafer
Washington
Flotel Arrivals List Homeward-bound Names
Since yesterday noon a list records arrivals including Orry Horen B Miler John Martin Eliza Willard M H Willard H S Buhrman Virginia C G Legge E W Jilbert Kalamazoo W B White Montgomery W E Modberry New York Uelding Ohio H Hantz F F Patterson O T Bhreeve Samuel Carr C E B Owen F T Yates Baltimore Charles H Peck Harrisburg F O Smith Gettysburg county 8 Cantix Hovas Hayes Dempsey Poplar Borings county 5 Grorr Hovss County 14
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Flotel
Orry Horen
B. &. Miler
John Martin
Town
Eliza Willard
M. H. Willard
Local residents report minor injuries and recoveries
Mr F J Schroeder of East Patrick street is ill. Mr Howard Young, previously in Baltimore weeks ago, continues to improve and remains in hospital. Br Grouse of East Church street, injured by flying wood chunks while using a circular saw at Bowers lumber yard, is set to return to work soon.
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F. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Howard Young
Baltimore
Br. Grouse
Fast Church Street
Bowers’ Lumber Yard
la Sdle
Lost diamond setting found after church wake
Mrs Jacob Hardt of Cedar Rapids reported a missing diamond setting at St Johns Lutheran Church during a General Synod in the city. Sexton Frank Malgack checked the area and recovered the stone, which was sent to Moe Hanh visiting in Frederick.
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Uest
Saya
Hagerstown
General Synod
Jacob Hardt
Cedar Rapids
Jows
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frank Malgack
Moe Hanh
Bizam Keeter
Frederick
Orphans' Court Guardian Named After Will Admission
The Orphans' Court notes Maurice H Rhoderick guardian of Ann R Rhoderick, infant, following probate of Benjamin Saith will. Maurice Rhoderick appointed guardian of Annie G Rhoderick. The Ladies. An advertisement praises Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative from California Fig Syrup Co with a label claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice H Rhoderick
Ann R. Rhoderick
Benjamin Saith
Maurice Rhoderick
Annie G. Rhoderick
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Paralyzed death toll and political primaries across Maryland
News of the state reports deaths including John T. Selby of Gaithersburg from paralysis at sixty six and several others in Maryland. It covers the general election primaries in Howard and Bert counties with winning factions and nominations, plus a drowning accident in Annapolis and a buoyant update on JuIls Ward Howe praising patriotic music and monument plans for Frederick Indies.
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Rhett
Oar Poe
Baltimore San
Ju- Ils Ward Howe
Baltimore
Frederick Indies
Actentife
America
Key
Boston
Bamtel F. Smith
Frederick City
Dr Browner Injured In Buggy Accident Near Emmitsburg
A Monday trip from Emmitsburg to Union Bridge ended with Dr J B Browner thrown from a buggy when the horse bolted. He landed on stones, sustaining severe bruises to the left side and arm but no serious injury, and will remain indoors for several days.
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J. B. Browner
Emmsburg
Union Bridge
Brawser
Aly
High School Commencement Held With Mixed Honors
Principal William M. Martin presided at the Low hall commencement ceremony Friday night. Seventeen graduates, eleven girls and six boys, received diplomas. Valedictorian honors went to Miss Mary Amelia Warache. Second place tie awarded to Charles Scot Landers and Joseph Alber Bennet. Speaker Rev. RK Wattinghat delivered the address. J. H. Barb announced the diplomas. List of graduates and initials follow.
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Tommert
Asc
Wm. M. Martin
Lowa Hall
Mary Amelia Warache
Benore
Measre Charlee Scot
Landers
Joseph Alber
Bennet
Castelorian
Sin Bertha Gardner
Smith's Temple of Fancy and Holiday Tours Ad
Local Frederick shop markets tin goods and cheap glassware with fixtures and baby carriages. Also promotes two Pennsylvania Railroad tourist tours to the North on July 16 and August 20 from multiple cities at $100 round trip, with itineraries available via railroad offices.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Smith's
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Watkin’s Glen
Nisgare Falls
Thousand Inlands
Quebec
Montreal
Champlain
George
Baratoga
Highlands
Hudson
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Washington
Jourisl Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Broad Street Station
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Sant
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Hattie Potter
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Joseph Groff
Middletown
Messrs
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Walkersville
John Davis
Rocky Ridge
Mamie Bell
Cline
Lucy Prost
Archie Fogle
Double Pipe
Creek
Chiipline
Nannie Golisborough
Katie Goldsborough
Chss
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Wirginis
Joseph Smith
Inter-State Telephone Company
John T. Selby
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Klenda
Frank Leslie
Carl J. Becker
Valerian Gribayedof
Joseph Pennell
Hubert Herkomer
Cecil Lawson
G. Favretto
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L. E. Fournier
Lepere
Enrico Berta
Henry Dawson
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G. A. Davis
Pruett Share
A. B. Shute
F. Adams
Walter Dunk
V. Gribayedoff
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Shelley
Marle Walsh
Leader Beatt
Cape Cod
H. Ferris
Arthur Inkersies
John Paul Bocock
H. H. Richardson
Horace Townsend
Theo. Tracy
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Undry
Tramer
Btar Publishing Co
Madison Street
Chicago
Bow
Marcus Whitman
Oregon
O. W. Nixon
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Frank W. Grissalus
D.D
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Lee
W. Odell
Howard
John P. Newman
News OF the State
Tedley
George Weter
Howard County
Bert County
Gorman Gihwon
Wis
James Alfred Pearce
Senate
Wiles &. Serr
Thistle Cotton Manufacturing Company
Annapolis
Watasea
E=re
Mites Key
Misa Elizabeth Key
Francis Scott Key
Banazer
Elvan
Hoke Smith
Interior Department
John T. Long
Jefferson
John J. Murray
Atlanta
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Third City
Father Hann
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Rodock
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Clivgan
C. Uarty
Postoffice Department
Thurmont
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Creagerstown
Troutville
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Tom
Maxell
Jobe Ciose
Hood
Shriner Milling OO
Atols
Onvenot Co
Frederick, Md
Smith
Toure
Pennsylvania Allroad
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Wwe
Windsor
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Oline
City
Mulliniz
Micon & Kaur
Joen Hes
NSVAK
Bearon
Sec
John Hendriczson
Shyuulure
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Doll Brothers
Our Brothers
Be and
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Pekke
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Maryland
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Bose
Erie
Robb Wees
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A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
James E Walker
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H. Bladeston
Cyave
Falen
B. Hi. Buscaston
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Axp Scourt
Clobets
Thomas & Clary
Thomas
Clare
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Gerés
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Adiorset
Siteen
Sonia
Roma
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Pat
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