Weather summary from the Weather Bureau update
Tuesday reports increasing cloudiness and thunder showers. High and low pressure regions shift across North America with scattered thunderstorms in southeastern areas. General fair weather expected eastern regions, while lower lake area may see showers. Forecasts predict cloud and rain here within a day or two backed by potential cold or warm waves.
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Weather Bureau
Ares
New Bronwick
Quadec
Assiniboia
Upper Lake Region
North
Peclic
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Milecourt Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Louis
S J. Paul
la Crosse
Duluth
Albany
New York
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Angueta
New Orleans
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Hannibal
Lake Region
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Classified Advertisements Brief and Fragmented
New ads to day. Furniture for sale. J R Clem agent wanted. 651 Equitable Building. Store room for rent. T M Biser. For dyspepsia UNo Tonic. The F School D B Wolf, Prin 6419 Equity. Carpenter's wanted. Novitle.
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Neera Ouf
Mra
J. RB
Equitable Building
T. M. Biser
F. School
V-B
Levy
Carpenter
BroadsideBits From A Late 19th Century Gazette
A collection of local items notes Arthur Arnold London council president elect aging progressist Amsterdam hosts next year international exhibition of hotel accommodations Germany introduces telephone service via tobacconists to lure customers Mt Mary’s College Mt Emmitburg and St Jos three schools hold commencements Winchesters Episcopal Female Institute concert Ella Page from the county earns music medal Francis Key once lived in Cecil county and supervised land holdings Fourth of July observances planned in Hagerstown parade bicycle carnival six hundred wheels expected Dog found poisoned near West South street U No Tonie Medicine Company opens North Market street branch May Pennsylvania Railroad relief department paid 45341 77 Big Fourth of July program invitation from local committee Ignostus Smothers committed to House of Correction pending age Senior Order of American Mechanics admits new members
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Francis Key
Francis Scott Key
Murray Best
West South Street
U-No Tonie Medicine Company
North Market Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Department
F. Updegraff
Lb. R. Mobley
O. D. McCarcell
Wm. H. Byer
Social round of Frederick residents and visitors
Purely personal notes from Frederick chronicle several residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. Biz Clair of Saltimore and Cec. Baltirgepee, Miss Jelte Willisamuon returning from Rockville, and D. S. Rice traveling to Boston for a Good Templars meeting.
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Biz Clair
Saltimore
Frederick
B. Baltirgepee
Baltimore
R. Brown Henderson
Alice Alice
Wailksraville
Thurmont
Sues
Sowrara Conny
Walkersville
Mra EW Frost
Harper's Ferry
Stanley Shuford
Hagerstown
Minses Agnes
Camille
Edward L. Walters
Broad Raw
Middletown
Tally
Gertrude Snyder
Germantown
Montgomery County
Mevsie
Vincent Yingling
Harry Dorsey
Liberty
Law proceedings in Maryland case and local warrants
A Saturday magistrate session heard the State of Maryland versus Mabion Bartgis over alleged cruelty to chickens belonging to neighbor W A Miller. Bartgis was held on $25 recognizance. a separate damage suit by Staley against Bartgis ruled for the defendant with plaintiff to pay costs. Lens Lewis case dismissed for defective warrant. Everest Harding v Interstate Telephone Co yielded $5 for tree damage in a notable verdict.
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State of Maryland
Mabion Bartgis
Hewes
Bartgis
W.A. Miller
Howes
Staley
Bartyls
Everest Harding
Interstate Telephone Company
Turner
Harding
Wm. P. Manisby
Telephone Company
Hammond Urner
Death notices and obituaries from Baltimore area page
Miss Alice M. Heckathorn died at her home on West Fourth Street at 6 this morning of consumption aged 50. She was a daughter of the late Christian Heckathorn and leaves sister Mrs Susan Craw of Connecticut. Funeral Wednesday at 4 with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Jeremiah Ward died in Baltimore on June 23 1895 aged 56, husband of Mary Ward. Funeral this morning at 11. Burial private. Mr Robert Quait Taylor senior member of Raylor Co hat dealers on North Usbert Street Baltimore died yesterday morning at 76 years 10 months at his residence 1606 East Utaw Place. Infant Barah daughter of John Coleman colored died Sunday night on North Bentz Street. Funeral this afternoon.
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Alice M. Heckathorn
Weat Fourth Street
Daugher
Christian Heckathorn
Susan Craw
Connecticut
Mt. Olivet
Jeremiah Ward
Bealtimore
Mary Ward
Q. Taylor
Robert Quat
Taylor
Raylor & Co
North Usbert Street
Baltimore
Eutaw Place
Barah
John Coleman
North Bentz Street
Romance of a Soap Wrapper Ends in Marriage
A Proctor & Gamble factory worker in Ohio hid a note in a soap wrapper seeking a husband. Cora Lautermann of Ludlow Grove, St Bernard, Ohio, later married C D Washburn of Suquehanna, Pennsylvania, after Wellsburg letters and a grocery store purchase sparked a match.
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Cars Lautermann
Lauxtermann
St. Bernard
Ohio
C.D. Washburn
Suquehanns
Miss Lautermann
Proctor & Gamble Factories
Cora Lautermann
Ludlow Grove
Mise Lentermann
Camping Gains Popularity Among Fredericton Citizens
Camping parties organize riverbank outings as Fredericton residents embrace camping activities this season, likely expanding beyond previous levels and drawing broader participation and expense.
California Fig Syrup Co Ad Claims Safety and Effect
An old advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a preferred laxative for all conditions. It urges buyers to seek the California Fig Syrup Co name printed near the bottom of the package and to say they saw it in The News.
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California
California Fig Syrup Co
Bull Attack Highlights Narrow Escape at Farmyard
George P Backer of Wisconsin farm battles a ferocious bull that charged, tossed him across the barnyard and bruised him severely. He finally escaped over a fence as family watched in dread. his calm, swift actions likely prevented a fatal outcome.
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George P. Backer
George P P. Backer
Dazzerosses
Gove l
Backer
Darling
Beckey
Aly
Bockey
Buckey
Democratic primaries and local changes sweep Maryland
Democratic primaries held in Harford Annapolis and town elections in Anne Arundel. Changes in Naval Academy clergy and county officials noted. A body found near Oakland railroad believed murdered. Canal trade dull due to vessel shortages from Georgetown. Ocean City bridge project to be toll free. Mrs Belle Farrell surrenders in Charles County murder case. trial expected at La Plata today.
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Harford
Naval Academy
Worcester County
Hagerstown
Basin River
Cook County
Annapolis
Henry M. Jones
Bi. Mary's County
Texas
Joseph Strong
Cumberland
Curtis Bes
Anne Arundel
Friends
Wm. T. Ter
Oakland
William Notes
Ifta
Moewera
Harford County
Belle Farrell
Frederick Farrell
Charles County
la Plata
Advertised Letters in Frederick City, 1835
A list of remaining advertised letters in Frederick includes names such as William Alien and George Redheimer. Letters not called for within two weeks risk being sent to the dead letter office.
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Bries Frederick
Genri
William Alien
Addial Albaugh
George Redheimer
Geo. L. Clar
Thomas Dudley
Jas. C. Diller
Cal Samuel Grow
Secon Sibone
Coane A
Real estate transfers and mortgage in Maryland area
Howard M Rowe and Mary A Rowe transfer property to Philip King for 140 dollars. Wmn H Six and wife sell tracts near Thurmont to Irwin W Loy for 825 dollars. B D Chambers and wife convey lot at Point of Rocks to John Baynbart and Lewis Rollins for 500 dollars. Real Estate and Improvement Co Baltimore sells lot to W H Whelzel for 1500 dollars. Chas H Seachrist sells lot in Walkeraville to B L Jemison for 600 dollars. C J Levy mortgagee to Theodore Smith and Bernard Lewis on 69 acres of land for 400 dollars.
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Howard M. Rowe
Mary A. Rowe
Philip
King
H. Six
Irwin W. Loy
Thurmont
B. D. Chambers
John Baynbart
Lewis
Rollins
Point of Rocks
Real Estate and Improvement Co
Baltimore
W. H. Whelzel
Assault charges highlight Washington police court case
A Maryland girl from Frederick County testified in two cases in Washington Police Court. She accused John Sessford, a Southeast Washington grocery clerk, of assault during a Wednesday night walk. She also charged Albert Cole, another clerk, with attempting to tamper by offering 320 to withdraw the charge. Sessford posted 1000 bail for the grand jury, Cole was fined 50.
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Washington Dispatch
Balmore Sun Aard
Yeaterday
Maryland
Frederick County
Wos
John Sessford
Washington
Albert Cole
Sessford
Cole
Miss Marie Cassin Plans Virginia Trip With Miss McSherry
Miss Marie Cassin of Washington, visiting Walkersville as guest of Miss Caroline Spartler McSherry, returned home tonight with Miss McSherry. On Wednesday they and Mr. Joseph Cassin will travel to Old Point Comfort, Virginia. The two young ladies are described as charming and attractive, and are expected to enjoy the resort.
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Marie Cassin
Washington
Walkersville
Caroline Spartler McSherry
Miss McSherry
Cassin
Joseph Cassin
Old Poiat Comfort
Virginia
Invitation to inaugural Biarylandaca District Trap Tournament
The Frederick Gan Club secretary received an invitation to the first annual Biarylandaca District of Columbia Trap Shooters League tournament to be held at Osk Crest on Saturday, June 29, under Laurel Gun Club auspices. The invitation will be presented to club members for consideration. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as unequalled for blood diseases.
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Frederick Gan Club
Osk Crest
Laurel Gun Club
KEWS OF THE CHURCHES
Congregations throughout Garrett County gather for convocation while Beale officiates in Baltimore. Masons attend St Johns Day service at the Reformed Church. many sick residents in town show varied recoveries and ailments as clergy report on weekly activities and upcoming sermons.
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Cumberland
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Tommorrow
Cochines
Garrett
Alegeoy
Waab
Frederick
Beale
Baltimore
J. P. Wright
Aston Square
M. E Church
Zimmerman
George Whitfield
Masonic Order
Lynch
Columbia
Reformed Church
St. John’s Day
Bechbach
Bechbenk
John the Baptist
Engagement Announced Miss Ellis Thomas to Mr Frank Patterson
The engagement of Miss Ellis Thomas of Frederick to Mr Frank F Patterson of the Baltimore American is announced. The couple plan a quiet wedding likely within the next month or two at Dr Thomas's residence and will reside in Baltimore.
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Ellisl Thomas
Frederick
Frank F. Patterson
Baltimore American
Thomas
8. F. Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Baltimore
Tomato salad and solstice notes from the World
The World covers a bright tomato salad recipe with detailed prep and serving tips, then reports the summer solstice and daylight hours. It includes a notice of the sub committees for a Children’s Day celebration and concludes with a fatal accident involving a child who drank concentrated lye at the Catlin House.
Mills Offer Wide Grain Line Harbors Cheap Goods
In a brisk sales pitch the Mills advertise Ceresville Roller Flour corn meal hominy and bran with wagon delivery and postal terms. They promise to save you boones even if you spend little, emphasizing low prices on middlings and chicken feed.
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Ceresville
Engineer killed by locomotive accident near coal scales
An engineer named Brandenburg of Riesietk was fatally injured after a misstep beneath a running engine near the Balthware and Ohio coal scales. The accident occurred as the engine lurched forward. he was crushed and died after conveyance to nearby facilities. The act and verdict details remain pending, with a coroner's inquiry anticipated.
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Martinsburg
W. Ve
Bronewick
Doon
Social World Marks Dr. J W Eichelberger 91st Birthday
Emmitaburg honors Dr J W Eichelberger Sr as the town's oldest citizen celebrating his ninety first birthday on Monday. A University of Maryland graduate in 1827, he is likely the institution's oldest living alumnus and remains in unusually good health for his age.
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J. W Eichelberger
Emmitaburg
Eichelberger
University of Maryland
Fountain Cleaning At Court Square Noted This Morning
Mr Howard Kussmaul drew water from the fountain basin in Court Square this morning and later operated the pump in the afternoon. A recent worker had replaced a Monocacy flap in the water system, but some parts have died and the water level fell below a critical mark of 330 ca.
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Howard Kussmaul
Court Square
Mal
From Dyspepsia to Relief U No Tonic Endorsement
Hagerstown reader salutes U No Tonic after two years of dyspepsia that ruined sleep and appetite. Two bottles restored appetite, improved sleep, and digestion. Ad offers free samples and urges sufferers to try the tonic. Also promotes Wolfs Business College and an electric oil stove by Allen G. Quynn & Co.
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N. A. Gross
Jonathan St
Hagerstown
Wolfs Business College
D. Elmer Woll
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