Weather Bureau Summary of March 6 Conditions
W L Moors reports at 8 p m March 6 that a moving pressure system centered in the upper lake region brings fair conditions along the Atlantic coast with increasing cloudiness north of Hatteras. Warmer temperatures prevail in the Atlantic coast east gulf states and lake regions, with cooler air in the western district. Winds circulate around high and low pressure areas with a general eastward movement at about 600 miles daily and variable directions near the fronts.
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W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Hatteras
Misslestop
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lake
North Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Misgesipsi
Ubto
West End
Purely Personal Notices From Thurmont and Nearby Areas
Miss Clara Landers of Thurmont returns from a month visiting Baltimore and Philadelphia. Miss Joe Miller also returns from a month with friends in Baltimore. Mrs B R Johnson of Thurmont leaves Tweedey to visit her son in New York. Nellie Chapman of Frederick wishes Mrs H W Bennett in Thurmont. Clara Valentine of Thurmont visits sister Mrs Harvey Miller in Philadelphia. Rufus Stottlemyer and wife of Middletown Valley depart for the West. George Toms Edward Morgan Ire and John Lewis also leave. Rosie Bhry of Virginia and Gersie Titus of Montgomery County return from visiting Mr Charion Heffner near Frederick. Mrs Fannie Lease and two children of this city visit Lease family in Sharpburg. John W Ower of Walkersville visits Sapient Pa on business. Elta Cramer of Frederick visits Julia EK Diltos near Middletown. Foster Routsho of near Middletown leaves Monday for Tremont Ohio for an extended stay. George W Cockerly of Middletown goes to York Pa to work at York Carriage Works. Mr and Mrs John Lebbers of Waynesboro Pa stay with Mr Joseph Leichert’s family. Mr and Mrs N J Wilson return from a trip to New Orleans, La to visit Mr Wilson’s brother. Thomas Eckstein leaves Frederick for Washington then Charlotte, N C.
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Clara Landers
Thurmont
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Joe Miller
B. R. Johnson
Oe Tweedey
New York
Nellie Chapman
Frederick
H. W. Bennett
Qiara Valentine
Harvey Miller
Rafus Stottlemyer
Middletown Valley
Weat
George Toms
Edward Morgan
Ire
Jobn Lewis
Rosie Bhry
Virginia
Gersie Titus
Montgomery County
Charion Heffner
Fred
Mra
Fannie Lease
Misa Elta Cramer
Julia EK. Diltos
Middletown
Foster Routssho
Tresiom
Ohio
Geo. W. Cockerly
York
Jobo Lebbers
Waynesboro
Seapets Fats Budget Bright Local Items
The Seapets Fats will be held in October 2023. The largest Krupp guns have a range of government miles with two shots per minute. In the Civil War, 61 302 Union soldiers were killed in battle. The State Council meets in this city on April 7. A Frederick select orchestra left this afternoon for Lewistown to provide music tonight. The Baltimore mail ran several hours late this morning.
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Frederick
Lewistown
Baltimore Mail
Death by own action near Pleasant for Baumgartner
Geary Baumgartner, an elderly farmer living between Pleasant and Liberty, believed to have shot himself with a gun. The act occurred yesterday afternoon as the family was away, the shot ending his life instantly. He was about 82, survived by a widow and two children, with friends deeply saddened by the tragedy.
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Healy Baumgarser
Geary Baumgartner
BS Toys
Apo
Iim
Baumgereer
Teo
Spring wraps feature capes and jackets for early season wear
The New York Sun outlines spring wrap styles with capes and loose-front jackets in smooth faced fabrics and velvet. Black duchess satin capes with appliqué details, beaded epaulettes, and velvet back vees. gauze grenadine capes over glace silk, silk flowers with beads. tailored capes with white silk stitching and velvet edging.
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Saya
New York
San
Duchess Batin
News of the Churches in the county area
A busy Sunday schedule features Rev. Lindon Myers at Gettysburg College, vacancies at Butheran Church in Burkettsville, and sermons by Rev. Helfenstein in Peteraville. Union ministerium forums, Epworth League programs, and Sunday schools fill the day alongside morning and evening services at multiple churches in Richmond and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindon Myers
Gettysburg College
5. James Chapel
Butheran Church
Burkettsville
M. L. “Beard
Braddock
China Mission
All Saints’ Chapel
Bishp Paret
St. Mark’s Church
EF. T. Helfenstein
Peteraville
Ministerial Association of Reformed Ministers
Trinity Reformed Chapel
St. James Episcopal Church
Richmond
Joshua Peterkin
All Saints Church
United Brethren Church
JC. W. Stinespriog
South
Epworth League
Roger,Wickham
Marion Dyer
Duned
Hasskarsis
Presbyterian
Westminster League
David J. Beale, Jr
A. H. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Opera House
Trinity M. E. Church
J.C. Haws
The Work of Death Stepens Vd Dick Died in Baltimore
Obituary notices report Stephen D. Cook aged 68 of Baltimore died Friday morning March 6 beloved husband of Alles A Cook. Funeral from 248 South Central Avenue Baltimore Monday at 8 PM. Theodore Barck Frederick veteran citizen died at home West South Street at 3 AM aged 75. Funeral from his home tomorrow at 4 PM.
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Stepesn VD
Baltimore
Worning
Stephen D. Cook
Alles A. Cook
South Central
Aveuue
Theodore Buece
Theodore Barck
Frederick
West South Street
Bis
Pines
Bisne Tome
Water supply woes spark outcry over city reservoir
Residents report strange color and odd taste in water this morning raising concerns about the reservoir. City officials say the source has been identified and a remedy will be implemented, with further details to follow.
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Llorea
Weess
Ely
Toe
Tate
Lecy Uere
Home Again Hargett Returns Alone From San Francisco Trip
Mr. Charles N. Hargett, part of a Frederick Peters group, traveled in a private car with Jeo James C. Clarke of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad to San Francisco. He returned home alone via a Los Angeles layover due to rheumatic illness concerns. The rest of the party proceeded to San Francisco after a pleasant journey with stops in the South.
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Hargett
San Francisco
Charles N. Hargett
Frederick Peters
Jeo
James C. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
San Francrsco
Cal
Los Angeles
Frederick
Dangen
Ross
Hargettle
Jarre
Make It Steam. Buys the Thormont Clarion
The article asserts that promoters of the F. and M V Railroad will build a direct line to Baltimore via Thormont within two years, enabling efficient communication and cheap freight. It argues the link to Monocacy Valley railroad would be built only by different interests and urges valley residents to secure benefits from the new railroad.
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Thormont Clarion
F. & M V. Railroad
Baltimore
Thormont Weare
Pola
Monocacy Valey
A Soldier's Bible Passes Through Time in War Tale
Mr Amos Feeser of near Empkte borg possessed a Bible once owned by a soldier from the late war. A veteran who stayed at Feeser's mother's home en route to Gettysburg gave the Bible, and the soldier wrote his name and address as Martin McGl Point Lookout Md. He vowed to reclaim it if he survived but never returned, presumed killed on that famed field.
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Amos Feeser
Empkteborg
Mr. Feeser
Gettysburg
Martin McGl
Point Lookout
Mra Feeser
Telephone expansion eyed for Brenswick and nearby towns
Mr J J Murray of Frederick, superintendent of Inter State Telegraph and Telephone, visited Brenswick to solicit subscribers for a local telephone exchange linking to the county line in Frederick. Proposals include connecting Jefferson, Burkittsville, and Petersville. Governor Lowndes may appoint Capt Clay Naill if Senator Laird is defeated.
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J. J. Murray
Frederick
Inter-State Telegraph and Telephone Company
Brenswick
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Petersville
Capt
Nalll
Lowndes
Philip D. Laird
Senate
Montgomery County
Clay Naill
Republican State Central Committee
Capt. Naill
Board of Public Works
Angelier Murder Case Postponed to March 30
State's Attorney Duffy and Baltimore defense counsel William F Campbell agreed to postpone the Angelier murder case from Thursday March 26 to Monday March 30 to avoid a Sunday trial. The delay aims to keep the trial within a manageable multi day span. The Catoctin Clarion notes the likely new enterprise bringing employment for local businessmen. Robert N T Eyler of Syloz seeks divorce from Dassie E Eyler who eloped with Elmer E Eyler. Rev Daniel Haver of Hanover Pa marked his 90th birthday. W C Williamson from Middletown, son of the late Warren R Williamson, was nominated for Toledo Ohio councilman in the 18th ward.
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Duffy
William F. Campbell
Baltimore
Robert N. T. Hyler
Syloz
This County
Dassie E. Eyler
Elmer E. Eyler
W. £. Williamson
Middletown
Warren R. Williamann
Toledo
Ublo
Spring Time Remedy Ad For Syrup of Figs
An old style advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy. It claims one bottle suffices for all ills and promotes a 50 cent size and a one dollar large size, manufactured by the California Pig Syrup Company and sold by local druggists.
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California Pig Syrup Company
Maryland Legislature Advances Key Bills in Both Houses
State Senate and House debated and passed measures including a free school fund bill, bank bonds, and a bureau of migration. Discussions covered vagrancy penalties, street regulation, and sanitary rules for bakeries. A delegation urged temperance opposition to a local veto bill as sessions adjourned for Tuesday.
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Senate
Floss
Gesera
Mitchroer
Fredertie
Creo
E.t
Booty
Bocd
Coe Werk Coun
Whitaker
Mr. Obr
Baltimore City
Browere
Baltimore
Gtth
Spey
David F. Orr
Lowndes
Stalost
Charles O. Maine
Petition Seeks Relief for Miss Key Granddaughter of Kay
Representative Patterson of Tennon tea introduces a petition in Congress backed by 600 or more Daughters of the American Hero chapters praying for relief for Miss Elizabeth Key, granddaughter of Francis Scott Key. Key, destitute and aged, lost support after Pension Commissioner Lochren dismissed her. A Confederate veteran brother resides at Pikesville Home as public concern grows.
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Miss Key
Patterson
Tennontea
Congrava
Sutton
Misa Buzsbeth Key
Francis Scott Kay
Misa Key
Lochren
Mis Key
Pension Office
Lochran
Key
Pikesville
Land transfers and a schedule for meetings and office upgrades
Property transfers list several deeds with acres and sums: Birely to Koons 20 acres 19 square perches for 6500 dollars. Andera to Link 12500 dollars. Tabler to Monocacy Turnpike 87 square perches for 1146. Buckingham to Montgomery 13 acres for 500. Rice to Holter part of tract for 800. A public notice recalls Staff Captain Blanche B Cox will host two meetings in Philomaton Hall with officers from Washington and Frederick, starting at 8 p.m. The article also notes new court house equipment including a steel case and steel interior in the Register of Wills office.
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Adam D. Birely
Peter D. Koons
Charles EB. Andera
Margaret A. Link
John W. Tabler
Monocacy and Urbana Turnpike Company
Catherine Buckingham
James C. Montgomery
Cornelia Rice
George B. Holter
Blanche B. Cox
Maryland
Equipanenc
Court House
Register of Wills Office
Local Health Notes From Carroll and Nearby Streets
Toe Sick. Mre George Crem of Carroll street has yen up the sick hat for the past few days and is able to be at work again. The Hetke daughter of Mr Harasburg at Breddeck is sick but slowly improving. Shitte M’za Eleacor Houck daughter of Mr Ezre Bouck of Frederick is threatened with pneumonia. Mrs Vintte Gowers of East Patrick Street has been sick. Mrs Helen Sebeyt shows a slight improvement. Dr DF M Etrsey of Buckers toma attended several cases.
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George Crem
Carroll Street
Hetke
Harasburg
Breddeck
Comsty
Eleacor Houck
Ezre Bouck
Frederick
DF M Etrsey
Buckers Toma
Vintte Gowers
East
Patrick Atrect
Helen Sebeyt
Basti Bua
Cearwee
Bexton
Execlator Steam Carpet Clearing Co prominent local ad
Local notice shows Execlator Steam Carpet Clearing Co and the becealur Steam Carpet Ulcanlog Company ready now. They advertise thorough carpet cleaning using their method and take telephone or address orders via F. Risesons, Rodock & Netdtz, and Steloer Brun. New Works, Bob St.
New Spring Capes and Jackets for Ladies and Misses
Joan Heanpakxson announces the opening of a shop offering spring capes and jackets for women and misses and reefers for small children. The store promotes better quality and competitive pricing.
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P.snew
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Hanover
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Frederick County
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Priestley
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