Weather delays and warm trend across regions
Generally fair and warmer tonight and Thursday across the Atlantic coast lake regions and Lower Missouri Valley. Light local snow reported from Kansas and Colorado. Temperature to rise slowly along coast and in the South with prospects of cloud and rain in the Northwest moving in a day or two. Barometer rising rapidly noted.
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Atlantic Coast
Lake
Missouri Valley
Rio Grande Valley
Calder
Ceat
Rocky Mountain District
Kanaas
Colorado
Atlantic
N. W
New Advertisers Today in the News
The periodical announces a fresh set of advertisers for the next issue, highlighting reliable names and urging readers to trust only approved sponsors. Advertisers listed include Landis & Co and various local firms with addresses at 43 W. Church St. and 40 W. Fourth St.
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Kews
Frederick Daily Social News Roundup
Misien Hester and Core Thomas of Adamstown visit Mrs L H Main in the city. Baltimore visitor EC Carter returns after a Frederick stay. Petersville’s Thomas Schley in Frederick yesterday. Hilton and Mrs Hilton return from Braddock visit. Neidwardt of Baltimore back home after East Patrick Street visit. Geo W Whip of Washington returns from Braddock. Miss Mattie Pope returns to Washington DC from North Market Street visit. Ollie Pearre resumes in Howard county, Frederick. Frank Rice of Lewistown leaves Frederick for the West. Harry Wilcoxon departs for Altoona. Mr and Mrs C S Cume and Mrs R H Drana visit Mrs Mary Hershperger of Jefferson. Nina Poe of Baltimore visits Katharine Galesborough of Walkershire.
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Misien Hester
Core Thomas
Adamstown
L. H. Main
EC. Carter
Baltimore
Frederick
Yeater-Ay
Thomas Schley
Petersville
Hilton
Geo. Railing
Lloyd Whip
Braddock
Thia County
Wm. Neidwardt
Enat Patrick
Geo. W. Whip
Washington
Mattle Pope
Washington, D. C
North Market Street
Ollie Pearre
Howard County
Frank Rice
Lewistown
P. BR
West
Harry Wilcoxon
Altoona
C. 5. Cume
R. H. Drana
Mary Hershperger
Jefferson
Nina Poe
Katharine Galesborough
Walkershire
Brief Bits from the Ledger's Rail and Trade
The American Tobacco Company of New York considers a merger with Baltimore firm H-Rike & Co. The Maryland association eyes new reforms and pensions rise for Thomas Springer of Lewis County. Hagerstown to Frostburg events and local business notes appear, including changes at Fourth Street and North Market trades, with leakage concerns cited.
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A Merican Tobacco Company
New York
H-Rike& O
Baltimore
Louia McMurray
As & Allent
Sinner
Thomas Springer
Lawisthis
Balthoore
Ohio
Maiticaburg
W- Va
Mouilay
Hagerstown
Frostburg
Maryland Association
Secab Bren“nanan
Eminent Frederick County Physicians and Public Health Leaders
Frederick County honors four sons who built medical careers across Baltimore Portland and Oregon. JOhn Hanson Thomas born 1823 studied at University of Virginia and Maryland University. WILLIAM MILLER KEMP, born 1814, led Baltimore health efforts and founded the National Quarantine and Sanitary Association. RODNEY Grian, born 1827, served as army surgeon and later in Oregon medical societies. LEWIS HENRY STEINER, born 1827, educated Frederick and Baltimore, taught chemistry, served in civil war sanitary service, and published medical works.
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Frederick County
John Hanson Thomas
Jobs Heneon Thomas
Corerees
Mary Isham Colston
John Mareball
Frederick City
University of Virginia
Alexander
Baltimore
Maryland University
Thimsy
Annie Campbell Gordon
Fredericksburg
Tom Farmer and Mechsnice’ Bank
North Avenue
William Miller Kemp
University of Pennsylvania
Board of Health
Norfolk
Kemp
National Quarantine and Sanitary Association
Baltimore Medical and Chirurgical
Rodney Glian
Linganore
University of Marylacd
United States Army
Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
Multnomah County Medical Society
Oregon State Medical Society
American Medical Association
Gillan
London
Washington
D. C
Willamette University
Pacific
American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Erichsen
Chicago
Journal of Army Life
Europe
Lewis Henry Steiner
Frederick Academy
Marshall College
Ind
Theniversity of Pennsylvania
Frederick
John R. W. Danbar
Medici Institute
Army of the Potomac
State Senate
Noxzh Bowlas
American Medical Monthly
Enosa Pratt Free Library
B. Wiltis
Daniel Brad
Cambridge
Henry &Cowleg
Boston
New York
Steiner
Newa of the Churches in Baltimore Area
Baltimore M EB Conference bagar announces Mt. Vernon MB E Church service times for Sunday morning and evening. Reverend Bene to preach at 10 am and 8 pm in Baltimore and Charleville. Pool's Missionary and Ald Society plans monthly service next Sunday at 7 oclock. Epworth League preparing for a social Friday March 15. Rev May Alca will preach at Culated Brethren Church, then retire to Virginis. Conference to appoint new minister at next meeting March 13 at Thormont. Reformed Missionary Society held weekly meeting with program including recitations duets and solos. $25 allocated to Rev. Kewinneller for Hosnome church construction.
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Mt. Vernon MB. E
Itos
Charieeville
M &T Pool
Ald Society of
Pleasant Hill
Crorwi
A Fearnaxe
Epworth League
Sancay
Bent Rey Mayalca
Republic
Mill
Virginis
Alspace
Thormont
Reformed Missionary Society
Kewinneller
Hosnome
Courcn
Phuba Natdig
C Sand
Ramaburg
Miss Maury
MieCardalt
Bettis Derr
Alarte Schmidt
B Eades
K. Bach
Mies Fannie Murphy
Smith
E. R. Eschbach
Gaithersburg awards for a new fire engine
News of the state notes Gaithersburg contracting for a new fire engine and road supervisors being appointed for Howard and Harford counties. Also mentions the Susquehanna freshet crippled Port Deposit, and other local items including civic appointments and legal cases.
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Gaithersburg
Harford
Port Deposit
Charles Carroll
Ellicott City
Howard
Elkton
Samuel Lindsay
Maryland
Delaware
Susquehanna
Port Dappatt
H. B. Gant
Anne Arundel Medical Association
Belaire
Abram Claude
Annapolia
Yaste
Gordon
Canning
Grant Zufall
Cumberland
Annapolis
Gorman
HYHENEA L WALLIS HIPLEY WEDS IN QUIET HOME ceremony
Miss Franle E Shipley daughter of Mr Wm H Shipley and Mr Albert Wallis were married at the bride's home at 7 this morning by Rev Dr E R Bachbach witnessed by close family only. Afterward the couple left for Baltimore Washington and other cities and will reside on East South street. John Harry Kling to Annie M Lessee wed in Daysville by Rev O W Stinespring both of the county. Sullivan retires as United States Express agent moving to Baltimore. Scott VanFossen named new agent for Baltimore and Eastern Shore lines. Richard Storm fills vacancy.
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Wallis
Hipley
Franle E. Shipley
Wm. H. Shipley
North Market Street
Albert
E. R. Bachbach
Reformed Church
Baltimore
Washington
East South Street
Keling—Leae
Daysville
O. W. Stinespring
John Harry Kling
Annie M. Lessee
County
Sullivan
W. G. Sullivan
Pest
United States Express Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Scott Vanfoseen
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Eastern Shore East Lines
Adams Express Company
Baltimore City
van Fossen
Richard Storm
Geoure and Fish Protection Group Formed in Baltimore
A Maryland organization dedicated to protecting geoure and fish was created at a lively meeting of sportsmen at the Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore. Judge D Giraud Wright was chosen chairman, Dr Samuel E B Fort of Ellicott City secretary, and L M Levering treasurer. Colonel L Baughman named to the by laws committee.
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Maryland
Representaive
Carrollton Hotel
Baltimore
D. Giraud Wright
Samuel EB. Fort
Ellicott City
L. M. Levering
Col
L. ¥. Baughman
Pawnet Bills Paraphernalia to be moved to Hoke farm
A manifest lists two chariots and three wagons received at the Pennsylvania Rearfold freight office this morning. The paraphernalia of Pawsee Bills Wild West Show will be moved to the Hoke farm near Frederick until the troupe begins its road tour late next month.
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Pawnet Bill
Pennsylvania
Trey
Pawsee Bills
Wild West Siow
Hoke Farm
Frederick
Great Revival at Walkersville Continues Strong
Revival at Walkersville reports upwards of sixty conversions with more at the altar. Rev C W Stonespring announces a special Sunday sermon to address the congregation before leaving for his conference.
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Walkersville Alil
C. W. Stonespring
The Modern Way Praises Syrup of Figs For A Pleasant Cleanse
A vintage ad touts Syrap of Figs as a modern gentle laxative. It claims quick relief from ayalem disarray and headaches with no unpleasant after effects, presenting the remedy as a delightful liquid that cleanses the ayalem and breaks up conditions described in archaic terms.
Death by Own Action at Woodville Shock Prominent Citizen
Augustes Wiraing a well known Woodville district farmer and citizen died by his own hand Sunday night in his kitchen. A rope was fastened to a joist and he was found by Charles Barer early morning. He had previously attempted to end his life weeks ago with laudanum. The act occurred on August 6 in Prospect Cemetery area.
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Augustes Wiraing
Woodville
Comer
Ely
Blases-Lo An
Charles Barer
Mr Winsing
Wales
Prospect Cemetery
Literary Societies Debating Society at School House
Local literary societies held meetings on Friday March 1 with officers presiding at 7 30 PM. Debates favored the affirmative on women voting and next topic on lawyers justified in defending bad cases. Meetings adjourned to Friday March 6. Also reports on Miss Diehl’s Reading Club Napoleon evening at Mr Joseph D Bakers home and upcoming gathering at Professor Tilton's Court Square March 11. The Historical Society plans a meeting at Dr Francia Fenwick Smiths East Second Street Thursday evening.
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Mourtain
FMR
Joseph D. Baker
Mins Diehl
Napoleon
Miss Diehl
General de Beauharnais
Slaters
Profesor Tilton
Court Square
TEE Historical Society
the Histories Society
Francia Fenwick Smith
East Second Street
Four men jailed after schoolhouse breakin near Foxville
Edward Kelbaugh David Green Robert Emory and William Emory were constirted to jail on Monday to await a hearing before Police Justice Eckstein Saturday. Kelbaugh and Robert Emory face charges of breaking in a schoolhouse near Foxville while William Emory and Green face assault charges in the same area. The men were committed by Justice Fox of the district. Also noted is feeding of game near Harper's Ferry by Albartus Spencer and reporting of other local wildlife and a claim of Frank Bower caught in Antistam Creek with 340 sucker fish in one day.
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Edward Kelbaugh
David Green
Robert
Wiliam Emory
Harper's Ferry
Albartus Spencer
Harper's’ Ferry
Spencer
Maryland Heights
Frank Bower
Antistam Creek
Fankstown
Freight car theft reported at Braceville yard
A freight car at Braceville was broken into on Monday night with only a small amount of merchandise taken. The culprits appeared to seek something more valuable but fled after tampering with the car. No identities disclosed.
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Braceville
Boogustere Election Results At Boonsboro Officers Elected
The Boogustere election in Boonsboro Monday chose officers and commissioners. James P Ford led with 74 votes for clerk gem s, T W Williams assistant barges 74.4, M B Deaner 78.1, Fiork 74, Marcin Storm 137, Traum 78, Jon Miter 71 for commissioners. Samuel E Yucog for cargess 64, Toumas Lyceh assistant targess 65, Bestar Thomas commissioner 6, Joseph Keer Tu, C Rumer Swaseslifer 6, Joan Mier Tl). Storm ran on their ticket. Fiook was the only Republican elected. No regular meets held. politics did not enter into the race. Baltimore University Alumni Association medieval department holds meeting Tuesday March d with Ho Fout Getzendanner MUD president addressing The Ligotty of the Medical Profession.
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Boogustere
Medeipg
Boonsboro
James P Ford
Bargems
T. W. Willams
Assiatant Barge
M. B. Deaner
Fiork
Marcin Storm
Traum
Jono Miter
Cefeater Samuel E. Yucog Foc Cargess
Toumas EL Lyceh
Targess
Comneiss Oer
Bestar Thomas
Joseph Keer
Rumer Swaseslifer
Joan Mier
Storm
Beir
Fiook
Local notice of sale and medical appointment details
Dr Hardesty and partner will be in Frederic on Thursday and Friday for consultations. A large ice box and other items will be sold at public sale at 11 East Patrick Street on Saturday at 10 o clock. Miss Anca Drake, for Dr Gean’s Company, canvassing for dyspepsia pills, invites those seeking relief to call in the evening at 27 West Second Street. W P Edwards announces acquisition of Wm F P Erk estate and promises first class service.
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East Patrick S'Reet
Waeker Saunders
Aucilu DeEraigpine
Anca Drake
Dr. Gean
Ulvea
West Second Street
W. P. Edwards
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Henry C Lawcen
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Failles
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Immensily
ABC
Kudule & Sregig
T. Rice & Sons
Jeeta
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
Amy North Market Street
James E. Walker
J. E.walker
Allen Rohrback
Autzn Roszzaceg Nest Door Cisy Hotel
B. H. Blackston
JacwsTon
Wo Stock & Office Selection
B. H. Buacsstor
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Ountain View
Priza
Frederick Yair
Brogn Leghorns
van Barren Elyse Goths
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W. Harry Coodsblil
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