Weather summary with shifting pressure systems and storms
Weather bureau notes a high over New Brunswick intensifying inland while a Missouri Valley Manitoba low moves eastward. Central Upper Lake region develops a low followed by high depressions over Montana and Colorado. Temperatures rise five to ten degrees across the Lower Lake region Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valley with showery and fair periods in various areas. Continuous thunder showers expected Thursday into Friday with cooler conditions Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hanuinston
Weather Bureau
New Brunswick
Sydney
Missouri Valley
Manitoba
Upper Lake Region
Montana
Colorado
Marquette
la Grosse
Des Moines
Kansas City
Moorhead
Medicine Hat
New England
New York
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Brief Classified Notes and Notices In Local Paper
Classified items include new ads today, noted notices for subscribers, a card of thanks, and a new lease of life. The readable fragments suggest small ads and public notices typical of a local newspaper page.
Local social notes from Frederick area residents visits
Purse of brief updates lists Misses Julia and Rogie Yingling of Buckeystown returning home to Liberty, visits by J. Wm Payne from Thurmont, Mrs M J Grove and Louis Grove heading to Norfolk, Bettle Bhiel from Cincinnati, and other Frederick area arrivals and departures. Also mentions Prof A P Works and Prof C M Grow visiting, and sickly Ela Ebbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Rogie Yingling
Buckeystown
Liberty
J. Wm. Payne
Thurmont
Robert Payne
Frederick
M. J. Grove
Louis Grove
Edward Grove
Norfolk
Bettle Bhiel
Cincinnati
James Merghardt
Baltimore
Joan W. Kaufman
A. P. Works
Wm. Martin
Gol
Sol. Gephards
Raymond K. Cooke
Washington, D. C
Geo. C. Hildt and Sons
Nannie Thomas
Boston
Mabel
Louise Wathman
Quynn
East Patrick Street
C. M. Grow
Missouri School For the
Desf
Fulton, Mo
Harvey P. P. Grow
Washington School For Defective
Vancouver, Wash
South Market Street
Chas. W- Ross, Jr
Ela Ebbert
Thos. Robert
Mortimer McDoel
Uifols
Emms Gorman
Andrew
la Porte, Isd
Carlton Cis’e
Balimore
Caioctin Farnece
Disorder After Race Incident In City Street
A city ordinance banning racing was openly violated during a chaotic street scene. Pandemonium followed as participants and onlookers, including several colored applicants at a teacher exam, caused a brief tumult before authorities restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engire
Fire Destroys Hay Shed Ice Plant Near Baltimore Road
A major blaze last night damaged Captain Brown’s hay shed on the Baltimore and Ohio line and the adjacent ice factory. Flames spread to the coal shed and nearby buildings, halting briefly for water supply issues before firemen from Junior and Independent companies contained the blaze. Estimated losses run into thousands with limited insurance on some structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Capt Brown
Meeern, Keller & Newman
Wm. G. Miller & Co
North Market Street
James
East Patrick Street
Ohbio Avenue
Carroll Creak
United
Old Spoke Works
Slap
Polding
John 8. Newman
Kelier and
Baltimore and Ohio
Mesars
Keller E
Newman
Captain Brown
Frederick
Capt
Brown
Kelter and
Corner Stone Laid for Independent Hose Company In Frederick
The cornerstone of the Independent Hose Company was officially laid Monday near noon. A white marble stone ten inches high by twenty inches long bore the inscription and copies of the company’s officers by-laws and requisitions, plus an 1845 Frederick County Agricultural Society catalogue. Contractor Wrocck Walco placed items in the cavity along with the inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Ford
Tas News
Independent Hose Company
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Br. Wesley Balizell
Wroc @setts
Walco
Cuban Giants Fall In Tight Baseball Tilt
The Cuban Giants lost to Hagerstown in a rough game with Lipp and Scharf prominent. Hagerstown scored many runs through early innings, Hag Eratows and Hoffman contributed key plays, while Gillies and Robbies anchored the Glams in a stubborn effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubes
New York
New Jersey
Vermont
Commeciiec
Pennsylvania
Lipp
Esgerstone
St John's Institute Commencement Honors Cadets and Awards
The St John's Literary Institute held its annual commencement at City Opera House with cadets in uniform and a military display. Prize drills, a moving tale, orations, and a Star Spangled Banner finale capped an event honoring cadet leadership, with Geo Groshon winning the gold medal for drill and D Ernest Roelkey for English studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Literary Institute
City Opera House
Brother Wheelan
George Nefpold
Wheelan
A. Francis Beckley
Francis
D. Earnest Roelkey
Eizteen
Roelkey
J. Beckley
Frederick Riflemen
Brother Wheels
Beckley
Brother Wheelse
Ranka
Moesers
Groshon
Dorsey
Geo. Groshon
France
Fa D. Roelkey
O'Rourke
Aotaeeree
George W. Niapold
Cadell
Francis Beckley
D. Ernest Reeley
Wheelen
Francis D. Roelkey- Rey
J. H. O'Rourke
Jung Branding
Barry Kennedy
Geo. A Groshon
Charles Dorsey
Wm. H. Ways
D. Ernest Roelkey
C. Francis Beealey
Anion
Narrow Escape on Road to South Mountain Farm
A showman named Mr B on the way to his South Mountain ranch escaped injury when a spindle broke and he was thrown from the car. the horses steadied and no further damage occurred. A sheriff's sale advertised for Friday the 28th has been withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B
Showman
Wey
South Mountain
Jane
Snowy Ballot Action Trials Frederick Election Results
Voters filled city polling places from 9am to 5pm in Frederick municipal election. Candidates campaigned actively as Republicans and Democrats vie for mayor and aldermen. Historical ward results from three years ago show mayoral counts and district race details. Polling sites include Little's Store Room East Fourth Street Henry Miller's Store Room North Court House Basement Ramsburg's Store Room West Patrick Street and the Bink East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicipal
Frederick
Goteg
John BR. Fleming
Jacob B. Tyson
Abermanic
Fleet
Tyeon
Fleming
Kaerrman
USA
Dadhsman
Fourte Ward
Tyson
Ebert
Lease
Fifth Ward
N. H. Fleming
Brookey
Little’s Store Room
East Fourth Street
Henry Miller
North Market Street
Court House
Robert M. Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
the Bink
East Patrick Street
Harvest news and travel plans from the era in brief
Harvests spread across Washington county with ripe wheat and high pay for harvest hands. The Citizen's Excursion to Bay Ridge and Baltimore is set for Wednesday August 14. Notices mention patents granted to Mr McClintock Young and a widow’s pension for Laure C Jacobs. Hotel arrivals list travelers from cities including Baltimore New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. A stroke of paralysis afflicted John Riech recently while Miss Daisy Harrison nears retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Jean Richepin
France Basa
Victor Hugo
Washington County
Laure C. Jacobs
Pleasant
McClintock Young
Ebe
John Rieh
Patrick Sireet
Daisy Harrison
Washington
Albert L. Pearce
East Second Street
The Work of Death Lot Sale and Cemetery Notice
The fragment reports deaths of Geo W and Sue Hooper and a burial at Olive Cemetery. It mentions Rebecca R Sabri to Margie R Saher transferring a Frederick lot for $5 and affection. Sammond Urner trustee transfers ground lots to David C Winebrewer and Harry Uncezaght for $1 000. Mount Vernon avenue School to hold a summer session on July 20 near Dayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Merry F.imfantckicot
Geo W. and
Sue &. Hooper
Notin St
Suaternes
Olive
Ic-Mvizoe Morming
C'Clocs
Rebecca R Sabri
Margie R Saher
Frederick
Sammond Urner
David C
Shrin er Milling Offers Wide Range of Grains and Prices
Local mill advertises flour and rye products with strong emphasis on value. Mentions Ceresville roller flour, Comtes Bomar Rye, and Bren wagons for delivery. Claims lower prices and savings on purchases, urging readers to compare and spend less.
Orphans' Court Letters Leetamentary Granted
Letters leetamentary were granted on several estates including Charity Carter to Peter Lugenbeel and Mary Dan edges to Jo Hedges, with executors named. The will of Ann Gillott deceased was admitted to probate. Releases of heirs in the Abraham Garber estate were filed and reports of sales of personal property in deeds were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
Charity Carter
Peter Lugenbdeel
Mary Dan Edges
Jo Fro
Hedges
L Hult
Barry J. Bake
John I.salem
Dietridattos Sikie
J Newton Pinger
Ann Ci
Decesand
Mahion Garber Et Ale
Abraham
Iarber
Agnes R Mahoney
Huchand
EL. Rowe
Mary C. Dissman
Jeage
T. Clary
Key Monument Association Receives Over One Hundred Dollars
At last night’s meeting the Key Monument Association reported receipts of over $100 in contributions since the last gathering. Letters read announced that collections had been taken and the funds would be forwarded July 1. The Pitomanian Literary Society was thanked for the use of Philo mathean Hall. A $3420 contribution came from the Infantry and Carrier School at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and the association planned to appeal to all C L S C assemblies nationwide this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Isat
Asouristion
Pitomathean Literary Society
Philomathean Hall
Infantry and Carsier School
Fort Leavenworis
Kansas
Wheat Harvest Progress Across Middletown Valley and Monocacy
Farmers across Middletown Valley and the Monocacy area have begun harvesting wheat with expectations of a strong yield. Daniel Baker and Charles Rohrback near Buckeystown were among the first, Rohrback starting Thursday and finishing yesterday. Farmers report good prospects and are preparing equipment and crews for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Uenai
Daniel Baker
Charles Rohrback
Buckeystown
Rohrback
Georgetown Honors Bestowed on College Graduates
The Bachelor of Arts degree was conferred yesterday on Lone T. Neonsa of Frederick by Georgetown University. Honorable mention in analytical chemistry was accorded to Outerbridge Horsey of Petersville, son of the Hon. Outerbridge Horsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone T. Neonsa
Frederick
Georgetown University Yeaterday
Outerbridge Horsey
Petersville
Dougresame Georg to Speak at Morgan's Grove Fair
An invitation to Dougresame Georg Wellington Cumberland to deliver the address at Morgan's Grove fair on Maryland Day September 5. Local organizers announce the event and invite community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougresame
Georg
Wellington
Cumberland
Morgan’s Grove Fair
Maryland Day
Local Rheumatism Cure Ad Boosts U No Off
Wm Henry Jackson of Locust alley testifies after seven years of rheumatic pains he could not walk unaided. One dose of U No Off relieved pain, let him walk without a cane, and sleep through the night. The ad claims this provides relief for others and invites readers to try risk-free. Also advertised is The Boss Washing Machine sold by Anzen G. Quinn & Co. Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Locust Alley
U-No Medical Com
North Market Street
City Fall
Anzen G. Quinn & Co
Frederick, Md
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the Daily News
We-Tee Bomes
Lee Beens
Waaurmoeren
D.C
N. W
California
Califormia Fle Syrup Co
ST. John's
Hood
Bond
Aldermse
Birely
En Hawer
Third Ward
Hargett
Ordeman
City Horz
C L. Gould
C. Bartlett
Pittsburg
N. A. Lockweek
W. B. Bering
Philadelphis
John Adams
Hagerstown
H.C. Burkett
Harrisburg
C. D. Wilson
Rochester
L. E. Obdyke
Tyrone
G. Hall
Rutland
Caruin Youse
W.L. Lutz
G. Bayer
C. J. McCarty
Columbia
Gabrough
N. Neary
T. _E. Faylor
Altoona
Newa
Mount Vercon Suncey School
Inly_20
Dsyaville
Shriner Milling
the Key
Alec White
D. H. Best
E. Cline
Brussels
Peryd
Aera
Sane
Bargain Seelers
Lou Dr
Gent
Morinx & Ku
Joan Hendiczson
V. Staub
F. VY. Stavs
Doll Brothers
Pe Brothers
North Market BT
Eavdberg
Ricab. Riocees
Valdez
Ingrain
Dou Bioizzi
Marvin
the & Eatling Grocery
John
Kennedy
New Spring
Scinses
Travizarses
John A. Kennedy
Tailore
A. T. Riez & Sons
Calis
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & CO
EaCe
Jas. KE. Wazzzn
Noah, E. Cramer
OAH
Cramer
Bonda
Lst
al Suchalagesi
Ee Jong
Lota No
West Third
Crawer
Firat Nations Bank
George H. Wiener
Ao Scocrtst
Eci
Thomas & Clary
Thomas Ing. N. Clary
Real Beitatr
Mididown
Emst Frederis
Sri
New Marser
Orca
B. Che
Moses Ceey
West Patrick
Tula
Dorsey Epchi
Attiises
Attuanet-At-Lsf
Solie'tir
Chancere
Court Bouse
Court Shears
Kredtrca
Bodooe
Neidig
Roduce & Neidig
Indrea
Bodoce & Neisig
A. T. Rice
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