Weather Bureau Report Notes Shifting High and Low Pressures
Palr Saterday notes from Chief M. W. Hazeristour describe a high pressure area over New Deusewwkaba Note Sogts Sas, with another over Manitoba moving east. Low pressure over Lake Ontario crowds north toward Hudson Bay, and a 30 inch area dominates East Gulf to South Atlantic. Temperature shifts: cooler Middle Atlantic and Western New York, colder west of the Appalachians, with warmer East Gulf and far Northwest. Thunderstorms reported from multiple cities. rain expected Missouri Valley. unsettled Atlantic Seaboard and Northern slope warms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Lake Ontario
Hudson Bay Territory
East Gulf
South Atantic
Middle Atlantic States
New York
Aipp
East Gulf States
Nantucket
Block Island
New York City
Philadelphia
Farersburg
Baltimore
Washington City
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Raleigh
Augusta
Savannah
Davenport
Dodge City
Pueblo
Atlantic Seaboard
Missouri Valley
5. W
N. W
8. W
N. We
Trustee Sale Notice and Local Advertisements Summary
The fragment lists a trustee sale by Jacob Rohrbrack, a Mill Property for Sale, and miscellaneous ads including local notices for firms like Meyers and Walker & Co. It mentions Fourth of July excursions, regional places such as Niagara Falls, and various names like Wm Anderson and Hendrickson. The text is an OCR-damaged page of ad listings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Jacob Rohrbrack
Trust
Bae Cbn
Besant & Knott
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
A Baltimore party led by Mrs. J. M. Cover and daughter Mary left for Thurmont after visiting here. Several locals hosted visitors including Mrs. Charles P. Freeman and Mrs. George Hyatt. The Hagerstown wedding of Miss Lulle Bible and Rev. Albert Murlen featured ushers and a best man from nearby clergy. Funeral notices for Miss Alice Heckarborn and Eleanor Lyles marked the week, with services and interments at local cemeteries. A meeting of Probationers is planned tonight at the MM E Church lecture room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cover
Mary
Baltimore
E. L. Boblitz
Thurmont
Lizale Wagner
J. Wullivan
Monrovia
George T. Castle
Cincinnati
Wm. &. Etter
Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Lulle Bible
Albert Murlen
John Bower
Jefferson
Marlon J. Kiine
Frederick
Rose R. Harris
Maryland
Chautauqua
N.Y
Canada
Michigan
Arthur Carty
Gettysburg College
Elizabeth Dorsey
Howard County
Olle Pearre
George Hyatt
Sre
Col. C. B
Alice M. Heckarborn
B. R. Eschbach
George H. Layman
J.H. Lewis
H.C. DeGrange
L. @. Kemp
Mt. Ouvet Cemetery
A. T. Rice
Hona
Eleanor Lyles
Rope Hill Church
John Going
Albert Brown
Horace Diggs
Hiram Brown
A. T. Rice & Sona
Frederick Bicycle Club Smoker Showed Hospitality and Style
Members of the Frederick Bicycle Club opened their second floor clubrooms on West Petrica Street for a grand smoker attended by Mayor elect Yeakle and many dignitaries. The event featured ice cream, lemonade, a Maryland color conservatory, a Japanese themed card room, billiards, whist, and the Star Spangled Banner. A large reception committee and numerous guests praised the club’s hospitality, elegant decorations, and brilliancy of the evening as the club expands from its Etchison Street quarters to attract about thirty members and prospective growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelecs
Frederick Bicycle Club
West Petrica Street
George Birely
Shams
Sites Club
Vishera
Yinger
Sil
Etchison
Booth Market Street
Doug W Gasyer
John Aedy
J. Murray Brish
Maryland
Ueters
Willard Markey
Frank Heck
Cliftons Sponseller
George Blely
John A. Kennedy
Ira J. McCurdy
Chas
W. B. Kesfer
Elmer Fahrney
Gerson
Benjamin Rosenour
Victor M. Marken
Charles T. Kussmaus
J.J. Bielfeld
Michael Kennedy
Harry Brish
John Skinner
Jerome Henderaun
Edward Thomas
A. R. Yeakle
Lewis A. Rice
G. Warring Tyson
Charles L. Diffendail
Mesers
L. E. Birely
B. L. Boblitz
Wm T. Besant
Jon J. Biser
J. W.L. Carty
John B
John Haller
C. Edward Kemp
Thomas Kline
Thomas Kemp
Lewis Kemp
C. V. Levy
Chas. Levy
M- Levy
A Landauer
L. E. Mulliniz
Ches. Mc Omillex
Joseph McDevitt
A. & McDaniel
Wm. McKinney
J. W. Payne
Augustus Obenderfer
Chas. Qayaz
Abraber Rosen
Ike Rutzler
Richmond
Watjobp
W. Kolb
Morencie
Arizona
Sam
Baltimore Father Seeks Daughters Return From Academy
A writ of habeas corpus was issued by Clinton Kimes to gain possession of his twelve year old daughter Mazie. Judge Dobler ordered the girl recommitted to the Academy of Visitation at Frederick. Mrs. Lite F. Emes, Mazie’s mother not living with Elmes, asked for her daughter to stay in the institution under the name Siewar. Elmes wished to remove Mazie. the mother favored remaining. Frank Mitchell and Michael A. Mallin represented the parties. Evidence indicated Elmes had pursued pre session of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Kimes
Mazie
Jedge Dobler
Baltimore
Academy of Visiration
Frederice
Alice Augoat
Mra Lite
F. Emes
Elmes
Siewar
The Firemen Officers and Committees Named
Edwin J. Lawyer announced the ensuing year’s management for the Marland State Pinméa’s Association. Officers include Lawyer as president with a broad slate of vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers from Annapolis to Baltimore and Cumberland. Executive, Transportation, and Exhibition committees list numerous city and town delegates, with names from Frostburg to Union Bridge and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Lawyer
Marland State Pinméa
Preaident
Westminster
Charles T. Holloway
Baltimore
Annapolla
David B. Jewal
E. A. Bhjourdan
Edward Sickela
Cumberland
John KE. Minnicks
John W. Avirett
A. B. Dowden
Cambridge
Wm. W. Moore
Frederick
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Dante H. Steer
T. MacGil
Fr. Frostbang
D. E. Smith
Hagerstowne
George H Burkhart
Edward J. McKee
Gol. E. BM. Mobley
E. Fiary
Lonsconing
Om H.R. Heck
Charles J. H. Ganiner
Billah
Manchester
John Maddock
David B. Jewell
Annapolis
J. L. Taylor
Port Deposit
Thomas A. Ballivan
Moses Bear
EH Hagerstown
Committee On
Frank A. Shober
John Joke Duram
A. A. Mason
Ageretown
M. §. Burton
Iburg
Frank Roe
Hagerstown
Democratic and GOP Nominations in Maryland Amid Storm Damage
In Annapolis Democrats nominate municipal slate while Republicans also pick city ticket. Howard County reports storm damage. Anne Arundel considers independent ticket. Maryland counties set tax and fare rates, including Worcester at 100 cents and Wicomico at 86 cents per hundred. Raymond Valentine injured at Carroll County yard. Allegany shows Germans defeated at primaries. Brown delegates lead in eleven districts, anti Brown in fourteen. Oyster fleet finances reviewed by Board of Public Works. comptroller acts to enforce oyster tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Walter Price
Kent Island
Howard County
Worcester County
Anne Arundel
Williamsport
Daniel J. Holloway
Wicomico County
John Bush
Hampstead
Wicomico
Rockville
Raymond Valentine
Carroll County
Allegany
Democratic Executive Committee
Harford County
Allegany County
Board of Public Works
Comptroller
Charities and Correction Awards Contracts at Court House
The Board met to open sealed proposals for Montevue and the ensuing quarter. Contracts awarded include drugs Steiner Bros and Redock & Neldig. groceries Joseph F Eisenhauer. clothing Rosenstock Bros. coal Markell & Trail. cattle Peter B Hemp. tobacco Wertheimer Bros. wood J W Bussard. powder and dynamite Hagan Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natractsa
Board of Charites and Correction
Court House
Montevue
Steiner Bros
Drygoods
Redock & Neldig
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Rosenstock Bros
B. Regenour & Sons
Markell & Trail
Hoar
Werr & Neignbors
Peter
Wertheimer Bros
J. W._ Bussard
Hagan Bros
George Mehbrling
Storm Rips Through Midletown Valley Causing Floods and Damage
An electric storm Wednesday dropped nearly three inches of rain from 6 PM to 9 PM, flooding streams and damaging or destroying corn, wheat, potatoes, fences, roads, and barns. A large barn on the T.C. Buty farm was struck by lightning, crews fought fires, poles were split, and crops at several farms were ruined, with the heaviest losses in the Adam Koogle farm area. A second storm brought another inch of rain later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletows
T.C. Buty
ML Kepler
den Dreudenboerg
Middletown
Myeravills
Adam Koogle
Edward Koogle
K T. Castle
Richard Mumford
Cstoctin Creek
Bolivar
Asparagus Serving Set Described in Historic Text
A historic description details a specialized asparagus serving set. It includes a long shallow allver tray with a croas bar rack supporting it and a curved edge to prevent slippage, plus a raised support and a silver pitcher for sauce on one side.
Railway Employes Killed and Injured On Railroads In 1894
The text notes 1523 railway worker deaths in 1894, 23 432 injuries, with passengers killed at 324 and injuries at 3 084. It cites the Interstate Commission attributing reductions to fewer workers and more automatic appliances, making railway work safer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commission
Heat Saps Boy Found Unconscious by Rail Line
A twelve year old son of John Bopat was found unconscious along the Pennsylvania railroad by a freight conductor on Wednesday. He was brought to Jonathan Biser’s coal office, examined by Dr. Wm Crawford Johnson, and later taken to the homes of William Neaz and his father as the heat was suspected to be the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bopat
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnathan Biser
Wm. Crawford Johnson
Remodeling of Frederick Flour Mill Contract Ban
Mr. B M Biggs of Frederick bans the remodeling contract for the large flour mill owned by Mr B Lewis near Jefferson. The mill will switch from buwk to full roller process with completion by July 15. Machinery includes double Butler rollers 6x12 for wheat and bran, double Butler rollers 6x16 for mid dling, a double scalper, a purifier, eight Philadelphia belt stands, and five elevator stands with cups and belting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Biggs
Frederick
B. Lewis
Jefferson
Butler
Philadelphia
Another Storm Visits Frederick and Nearby Areas
Another rain swept through Frederick and vicinity yesterday afternoon though not as heavy as the previous evening. Farmers had finished harvests and no serious damage was reported though some wheat remained uncut and slightly lodged. Real estate transfers in Brunswick include Busan A. Wenner and Wm. W. Werner to Samuel T. Schamel for 635 dollars and Geo. B. Wenner with wife to John B. Fr ihia for 4&a Ugly act. A poisoning incident near Libertytown was discovered in time to save a family at the property of Mr. Wo. Whitmore, occupied by Minerva Ryap. Dr. Os B. Stone left Liberty to take a role in Prince George's County. Syrup of Figa advertises the California liquid laxative for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Viciniy
Busan
A. Wenner
Libertytown
Wo. Whitmore
Minerva Ryap
Wheat Flour Ad Offers Cressville Roller for Christmas
A bold advertisement claims limited wheat flour supply for Christmas purchases. It urges buyers to act now and promises no risk when buying Cressville Roller Flour, asserting confidence in product quality and value.
Canping Out on Slew Tayy at Black Rock
A party of men including Adesare Loisina Barry Ntacort Mad lwon Nelson Gay Thomas Frost Basek man Join Broslzs and others camped this morning near Black Rock as they traveled the ricistry in a remote area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adesare
Loisina Barry Ntacort
Madlwon Nelson
Gay Thomas
Frost Basekman
Broslzs
Tayy
HYMENEAL. PRICE BAKTG2 MARITAL UNION IN BALTIMORE
A pretty wedding joined Ming M. Grace Barigis of 83 North Cathoan Street Baltimore and Mr B A Price of 6 Harlem Avenue on Wednesday at Ascension P E Church. Officiating was Rev Charles C Grilit. Attendants included W A 1 ,J. Root Siford C McLean Bingley and Dr Harry Algar. Best man G Teiener. Bride given away by brother C C Bar gus. Bride wore white silk trimmed with chiffon and carried pride roses. They will live at 1613 West Lafayette Avenue after a New York trip. Reception at the bride’s home with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming M. Grace Barigis
North Cathoan Street
Baltimore
B.A Price
Harlem Avenue
Harry Algar
G. Teiener
C C. Bartgus
New York
Weat
Lafayette Avenue
Mire
R. E Brownell
BH. W. Price
Kellinger
Algle
W Kendall
Mire Barnes
Mc@lone
A.J. Robertson
Cla. Brown
Ca Frazier
J. A. Tyson
East Patrick Street
Mamie A. Finneran
J.bs G. Pratter
Father Hahn
Sc. John’s Catholic Church
Lula Tyson
George Frazier
Antil!1
Local Ads Tell of Cures and Excursions of July
An 8 A Thomas at 83 East Fifth Street claims instant cure after using U No Medicine Company Magic Oil. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces round trip July excursions east of the Ohio River, including Niagara Falls tours from Camden and Martinsburg. Also promoting July 4th offerings and dining at Haller’s parlors on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thomas
East Piftth Street
U-No Medicine Company
Aden and
Paina
North Market Street
City Hall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Niasgers Falls
Watkine Glen
Glen Onoxo
Geneva
Hocheater
Royal Blue Line
Leblah Valley
Lesve Camden Station
The
Falls
Mauch Chunk
Switzerland of America
Valley of Wyoming
Martinaburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chas. O. Scott
Baltimore
Thea
Haller
East Patrick Street
John Hendrickson Livestock Ad: Prices and Terms
An uneven OCR fragment shows a livestock sale notice mentioning John Hendrickson and items like fine percalis and lawns, with scattered phrases about prices around 123 dollars each. It references Walter Til and conditions about fit and well-shorn stock, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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the Daily News
Bistory
Coarth
Boros
James Beery Fiteres
Beast
Ebpecca
Dispatch
Wascheron, D.C
Jone
Palr Saterday
M. W. Hazeristour
Weather Bureau
Uel Nixdorf
Garry Huse
Jeunerine de
Susbasd
State Association
News OF the
Bares
Store
Liberty
Os B. Stone
Lovellavalie
House of Route For
Prince George's County
California
California Fig Syrup Co
D. B. Best
D. H. Basra
Noets Market Street
C. E. Cline
C.F Cline
C. E. Cine
Mulliniz
Kemp
Loos
Market Street
Mullinix & Kewr
John Hendrickson
Pre Kodel
Ielat Waik
Percalis
OBR & Fair OF
Pacial Price
F. V. Btaub
Californie
Zéc
F * V. Starz
Rorth Mare
Doll Brothers
OLL Brothers
101 North Market
Berders
Eadere
BSC
Brussels
Ingeain
Dow Barorners
Lt Tongue
Railing Grocery Co
Taeortz
Dosisrc
Tailor
N. Mabrry
Qe Newspapers
A. T. Ricz & Sons
North Market Bureet, Frederick, M
Calla
James BE. Waleer
FE. Waleer & Son
E. Waixer & Co
Cramer
Exges
George H. Wiener
Iromas & Clary
EAL Estate
Thomas MO. N. Clary
New Market Gore
New Market
West Srd Spee
Urch St
West Puaier
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Dorsey Etchieon
Aticrnet
Atla Ax
Azd
LN Chancery
Ae Zona
Court Serre
Bodoce & Neidig
Rove & Neidig
Murom
Gas
Worth Tay Be
Ates
Ap.eth
T Mae
A .T. ‘Rice & Sons
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