Weather Forecast Preview From The Capital District Desk
The forecast calls for showers today with possible tonight. tomorrow will be colder with a cold wave, temperatures dropping fifteen to twenty degrees. A barometer fall is noted in the Ohio and Lower Mississippi Valleys and St Lawrence regions, with a broad cold wave moving southwest toward Colorado. Warmer conditions expected in the South and New England as winds shift southward. the central valleys face high winds and light rain or snow Monday night.
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Ohio
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Colorado
Middle
New England
Atlantic Com
S. W
N. W
New ads today power netra and advertise reliably
The fragment announces new ads and urges reliable advertisers to join The Netra. It notes care to exclude irregular dealings and invites subscribers to report issues. The item lists Marion C. Haller and Mrs A J Topper among advertisers with mentions of cement and wood, Frederick E Bicycle for sale, and hosiery in the News Office.
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Netra
Marion C. Haller
Wereeertele
A. J. Topper
Geo. A. Goer
Ssle
Secavamarseereeees
Frederick E
Sal News Office
Emmitsburg seeks town constable and local notices
Brief bits recap local gov, fire company meeting, political address, oyster price drop at Annapolis, Healer Order committees named with J Edward Rice on appeal and deputy, Sousa concert advance sale at Yeakle’s Store, Independent Hose Company death action, street cleaning by corporation hands, mild grip epidemic, Sheridan Holbrower to run a poultry farm, hot weather question, 64 elderly merchants reported in Philadelphia trades archive.
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Emmitsburg
Republican Association of
Frederick
Btate
Edward 5. Eichelberger
Annapolis
United American Mechanics
J. Edward Rice
Sousa
Yeakle
Baturdey
No. 1
Jacob Brengle
Sheridan Holbrower
Walker
Merchants’ Font of
Philadelphia
Sick residents improve after illness. Braddock farmer critically ill
The Sick. Mises Nannie and Cornelis Potts cf Court greet have been confined to the house for the past few days stiering from the efects of a bad cold. They are improving and quite anxious to get out again. Mr. Lloyd Whip an old and well known farmer residing near Braddock was paralyzed in a serious manner last week effecting his left side. Mr. Whip is about 70 years of age and is now in a crivical condition.
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Mises Nannie
Cornelis Potts
Court Greet
Lloyd Whip
Braddock
Mr. Whip
Foot falls on negligent board injures pedestrian duo
On Saturday night Mr. Jesse Eyler tripped over a wrongly laid board on East Patrick street and fell. Mrs. Sheridan Howbrower narrowly escaped injury seconds earlier due to the same hazard.
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Jesse Eyler
East Patrick Street
Sheridan Howbrower
Marriage Notice of HYWENEAL and Nussear Ogle Event
J Harry Nussear of near this place and Miss Agele E Ogle were married February 25 1895 at St Josephs Parsonage Emmitaburg by Rev P W Kavanaugh. Also mentions a tonic advertisement for Syrup of Figs touting a cleansing system remedy.
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Nussear—Ogle
St. Joseph's Parsonage
Emmitaburg
P. W. Kavanaugh
J. Harry Nussear
Misa Agele E. Ogle
Colon Bruce
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Miss Gertrace Tyson and Hofman visit her parents Mr and Mrs J A Tyson of East Patrick arrest The Mises Simpson of Araane in this county returned home from a pleas Mrs Mary Lee Topper visiting Baltimore refined bone Bev A S McDaniel Shepherds Town spent February in this city Hey McDadely Baltimore annte conference starting Wednesday Mr Julius Hale Baltimore guest of Mr G Rosesourney Meats Isaac Wineberg and Thema Schuumecht were in Woodsboro year ago Mr O M Borocker and family North Market street on a visit to Baltimore Mr Tyler Wilson Chicago here due to death of his mother Mr Joseph Brengle St Louis Frederick to attend funeral of his father late Jack Brengle Mr Walliten and family Sunday with his mother in law at Graddock Miss Nancie Watlees Washington in Frederick Mr Lewis Kolb St Pleasant district in Frederick today Kolb was candidate for the Republican sheriff nomination.
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Gertrace Tyson
He. Hofman
J. A. Tyson
East Patrick
Mises Simpson
Araane
Mary Lee Topper
Baltimore
McDaniel
Shepherds Town
Hey McDadely
Julius Hale
G. Rosesourney
Isaac Wineberg
Thema Schuumecht
Woodsboro
O.M. Borocker Sid
North Market Street
Tyler Wilson
Chicago
Joseph Brengle
St Louis
Ste Frederick
Jack Brengle
Walliten
Graddock
Nancie Watlees
Washington
Frederick
Lewis Kolb
St. Pleasant
Kolbin
Deaths and funerals in local notices
Edmond S Wachter of Bloomfield dies at home aged 46 from throat disease leaving eight wives and four children. Funeral from Zion Reformed Church Charlesville with burial in church graveyard. Jennie Miller wife of Deputy Clerk George A Miller of Westminster dies aged about 43 leaving two sons and a daughter. James Kerrigan of Warren RI, a Mt St Marys College student, dies of pneumonia at 18. Jacob J Brengle county constable dies aged 63 with funeral at St Johns Church and burial in St Johns Cemetery. Rev John Petterson Coyle, famed pulpit orator, dies in Denver aged about mid 60s. Henry Taylor dies in Philadelphia, funeral at West End with services at Asbury M E Church and Laboring Sons Cemetery. Charles Wortman, colored, funeral from Attick's Court with burial at Laboring Sons Cemetery.
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Edmond 5
Wachter
Edmond Samuel Wachter
Bloomfield
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Jennie Miller
Jencie Miller
George A. Miler
Westminster
Alexander Horner
James Kerrigan
Warren
Rhode Island
Mt. &J. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Jacon J. Brengle
North Market Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Brengle
Geo. Brengle
Samuel T. Brengle
John Petterson Coyle
Mississippi River
Denver
Colorado
Wir. Coyle
E. 3. Hichelbarger
William G. Johnson
Our City
Princeton
Tuscarore Valley
Juniata County
D. J. Besle
Presbyterian Church
Henry Taylor
Huraday
James M. Davis
West AY Barnts Street
Asbury M. E Church
J. T. Owens
Probes
Alex. Darla
Paul Young
Wesley Henderson
Thomas Speaks
Thomas Hall
Wm. Lee
Laboring Sons
A. T. Rice & Bons
Charles Wortman
Attick’s Court
Wm. Fields
John Goins
Edward Carpenter
William Brown
Frederick Smothers
A. T. Rice & Sons
Circuit Court reconvenes as Rowe v. B and O comes up
The court opens with docket review for 93 cases. Samuel A Rowe sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 10000 damages from a 1894 accident near Harpers Ferry when a rock toppled from Maryland Heights crushing his wagon and injuring him. Washington County officials were summoned to Frederick for the case.
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Washington County
Frederick
Samuel A. Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Kendy Rook
Harceres Ferry
Maryland
Ene Rautold
Barpera Ferry
Washington
Reading Club to hear Miss Diehl on Napoleon
Literary societies meet at Mr. Joseph D. Bakers residence on East Church Street this evening. Misa Diehl will present a sketch of Napoleon which promises insight for attendees. The Christian Afperlein Beer earned the World's Fair medal for parity.
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Reading Club
Misa Diehl
Joseph D. Baker
East Church Street
Napoleon
Accidente at Emmitsburg disrupts town chores and sleigh wrecks
The Emmitsburg Chronicle reports a series of mishaps after Mr William Harner visited Bromlisburg. A horse damaged a cart near J Mentzar's blacksmith shop causing chaos in the street. A second sleigh incident near St Joseph's church injured Mrs Gelas. A nearby wreck and horse disruptions follow into the evening as bystanders seek safety.
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Emmitsburg
Wm Harner
Bromlisburg
Jobn Mentzar
David Gels
Gettysburg Street
News of the State Items and Dated Notes
News of the state reports deaths in Charles and Hartford counties, a Barford marble belt, an Annapolis relics exhibit, and a Williamsport flooded lowlands scene. Reports on Hagerstown primaries, a Waterman fall near Havre de Grace, and Susquehanna ice barriers. Fire protection plans in Rockville, and notes on the Chesapeake canal future.
Local notices and obituaries from Carroll County spring events
Obituary notices report the deaths of Abrttas Greenwood of Bethlehem and Benjamin Heteon of Mrs district with biographical details, church memberships, and family notes. County records list February deeds mortgages and sales, twenty three marriage licenses, and a farm transfer of 11 acres to Andrew J. Reese for 4160 in Westmoreland area.
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Carroll County
Josiah Unger
Dieirio
Andrew J. Reese
Weatmobster
Black Walnut Planting Advised For Young Farmers
A local farmer lauds black walnut wood and nut crops as a path to wealth. He notes the scarcity of black walnut trees and suggests a young man buy cheap land, plant trees, and reap profits from timber and yearly nut harvests as he grows into middle age.
Yon Days Under the Snow and Other Local News
A late blizzard rescue in Frederick reports a yearling deer found alive after being trapped in a snowdrift and nourished back to health. The item includes a mix of local notices about a Maryland comptroller appointment, trapping reports, libel suit, Cumberland public building funding, a Women’s Christian Temperance Union event, and local advertisements.
Potomac River Ice Destroys Knott Boat and Canal Ready to Open
Potomac River ice from Hancock to Harper's Ferry reached up to fourteen inches thick and the river at Williamsport stood thirteen feet above normal as crews planned to turn on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal water if conditions allow. The canal boat of Charles H. Knott of Shepherds Town broke when swept onto the pulp mill dam at Harper's Ferry and was burned to clear the waterway. Real estate transfers in Brunswick and surrounding sections include Henry Hill property for $200 and other deeds totaling thousands.
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Albristian Endeavor Society
Colon Milla
Wm. W. Hartley
Harford County
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Almghonny
Joseph &. McVey
American Mechanics’ Order
Rockville
Port Depositt
Susquehanna River
Harford Alie
Havre de Grace
Potomac River
Williamsport
Wilhemsport
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hancock
Harper's Ferry
Charles H. Knott
Shepherdstown
Harper’s Ferry
Fox chase in Boyers area ends with capture
Sister Sly Reynard and friends plan a fox hunt at Boyers with a pack of hounds. Mr Mulhorn recently captured a large felon in the city and will hunt again if Reynard is found away from home.
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Sly Reynard
Lee Simmons
John Morris
George Mulhorn
Frederick
Boyers Mrs
Mulhorn
Reynard
February Weather Record Low Since 1871
The State Weather Bureau reports February mean temperature of 26 degrees, the coldest since 1871. The next cold Februarys were 29 degrees in 127 and 1899, and the low for the month was 1 degree on the 6th.
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State Weather Bureau
Milky Mark in Bramlisburg Area Herd Performance
Local firm B C Glison & Bro near Bramlisburg reports a strong week with fourteen cows producing 917 pounds of butter in seven days. The efficient dairy output highlights rising standards for dairy herds in the region.
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Mersrs
B.C. Glison & Bro
Bramlisburg
Deeds of Her Ism Ends Heroic War Tale
Fragmented OCR notes recount the death of a leader named Lopez during a war. Guards, a war minister, and Brazilian forces clash near a rock shelter as Lopez is severely wounded and dispatched by a lance. Despite an over, national rejoicing follows in Brazil. Mention of Grokveé L. Kuster and the Christian Moerlein Bear at the World’s Fair.
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Cig
Lopes
Cohiara
Lopez
Brazil
Grokveé
L. Kuster
Remembrance and Notices From a Rural Pennsylvania Page
Local death notices honor Jacob Brengle who died March 2 1895 aged 54 and mourn a long illness borne with faith. An in memoriam for Philp Andrew Jacobs recalls his sudden death at Mount Pleasant on February 26 and the family’s losses. The item also promotes a second Pennsylvania Railroad Golden Gate tour leaving New York and Philadelphia March 20 1895 and returning May 16 1895 with itinerary details and a saloon purchase notice by W P Edwards. Also includes assorted local ads for fabrics, hats, and rugs with promotional prices.
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Jacob Brengle
Callphex
Pennaylyana Railroad Company
California
Pennsylvania
Golden Gate
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Broadway
Broad Street Station
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the Daily News
Een B.sparch
Aszineton, D.C
Hyweneal
DEAT
Christian Moerlein
Wm. P Eckstein
Circuit Court
Wm. F. Ecketetz
News OF the State
Wm. G. Nevitt
Charles County
John Himetheber
Barford County
Potomac
Br. Grens
St. John’s College
Annape
Epeener
Wm. F. Bekstein
Ostro
Too J O.Q. F
Wlodge
Sheesbure
County
Benjamin Heteon
Weare
St. Mars’s
Cuburca
Sliver Hull
Chilailsa Moerlein Beer
Wesley Beil
Col. Baughman
Sun
Washington, D. C
L Victor Baughman
House
Senate
Gorman
Mickey
Abram Mickey
Penmar
Sodia
Wm. F. Eckstein
Charles H. Unverzagt
Middletown
Thia County
Messra
John P. Pos
Charles L. Wilson
Sait
Saturdey
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hartford
Travelers’ Record
Plaintff
Cumberland
McKalg
McKaig
W.C. T.U
East Church
Wim. F. Erestein
Khaw
William H. Myers
Frederick County
Shriner Milling CO
Liez Taces, Ravi Ponte
Barres Ceresville
Potohac River
Eal Estate Fragsfera
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Henry Hill
Brunswick
Daniel R. Heil
John J. Heskett
Minnie M
Charles V. 8. Levy
Daniel P. Snyder
Willam H.H. Kemp
James A. Pionkard
Thomas Buckley
Tom the Iron Works
Lalwaye
Christian Moerlein Bear
Purliy
Philp
Andrew Jacobs
Mount Pleasant District
Sudlden
Monrh Bia
Father
Reat
Earth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wm. F. Eckstab
W. .P. Edwards
Mulliniz & Kemp
Jos
Cherie Portlerea
Meuimix
Keup
John Hendrickson
Mlmpokibu
Past Black
Eli Furs
Idd
Paike
PAIK
Ikrun
Coluh
Michel
V. Staub
Doll Brothers
Brothers
Don Bauoizzia
Broome
Vality and Atocery Co‘s
John A Kennedy
John A
Kennedt
John A. Kennedy
Etallor
N. Marert
Rodook & Neidig
Owed & Neidig
Beth
Uwe Grate
Buia
Ee Abelsge Lsal
A. T. Rice & Sox
Frederick, M
Janesrom
Walker & O
Walemr
Perdale
Walbee & CO
Allen Rohrbace
Berking Bloaters
Balman
Lobstee, Ehrimps
Nest Door City Hotel
H. Blackston
Bitesston
Ano
HR. Solaosetor
R. Mareat Straet
Moerstan View Poultry Yards
Wilfie
Prive Wingimg
Frederick Vair
Addresa C. F. Holthenhoefer
Eabeveeth St
Indian Spring
Gdreen
Harry Soodsel
Frederck
Gbeorse
Wiener
Gao J
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