Weather Forecast and Miscellany From The Daily News
Weather report from The Daily News notes threatening weather and light showers today and tonight, followed by generally fair Saturday and colder. It describes barometer movements east of the Rockies and warmer temperatures except in the South and Northwest, with snow in Lake Superior Minnesota and the Dakotas and a potential cold wave near Lake Superior.
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Wararmerom
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M. W. Cakkristox
Weather Bureau
Hocky Mountains
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Minnesota, But Conttinues Highest Over the Central Plateau
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Dakotas
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New Ads to Day in The Eve Warn Readers About Reliability
The column promotes advertisers and urges readers to report dishonest dealings. It lists names tied to ads and notices such as Far & Mech Natl Bank, Edward Koontz, Dormand Roses, Berman Floris, Horses Clipped by John Filby, Elj Winebrenner, John A. Kennedy, John Hendrickson, and a rent notice for a house with a baby carriage and other items.
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tEypeur
Seth Oureabe
Far & Mech
Nat'l Bank
Edward Koontz
Dormand Roses
Berman, Floris
John Filby
Elj
John A. Kennedy
John Hendrickson
Carri Nots
Brief Bits: Local and General Items of Interest
Gaithersborg to tax dogs under a new ordinance effective March 1 amid debate. A total lunar eclipse occurs on the 10th. About half of 26000 dollars needed for the Boonsboro and Keedysville railroad is subscribed. Snow drifts hinder Baltimore and Ohio freight near Frederick Junction. Charles Hitselberger of Liberty celebrates 71st birthday tomorrow. German tax receipts on brandy and spirits reach 55 million. Chicago to have gas at 90 cents per thousand. J M Grawin plans a large brewery at Harper's Ferry. The canal reopens March 18. Hagerstown bonded debt stands at 8101,000. City assets include market house and fire alarm system valued around 5000 cash in bank taxes due. L F Carter's property in Linganore totals 181,702 with a fine Percheron horse sold for 82,590. Ward registration shows 331 new voters, 301 disqualified. Republicans claim Democratic turnout. Mr Douglass H. Thomas discussed as potential mayoral candidate. Electric line survey from Baltimore to Ellicott City underway. Prices for Brestl and Brunswick products noted. factory closings and relocations mentioned.
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Gaithersborg
Boonsboro and
Keedyavilie 1
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Charles F. Hitselberger
Liberty
Chicago
McGrawn
Harper's Ferry
Actire Serzon
Oak Spring
Spd
L. F. Carter
Linganore
Hageratown
Douglass H. Thomas
Merchants’ National Bank
Baltmore
Baltimore
Pfreshing
Ellicovt
y-Brestl
Brunswick
Hanover
Rockfall lawsuit relocates trial to guided field trip
The court case over a $10,000 damage claim against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by Bamve A. Howe proceeds after the jury visit to the accident site near the Harpers Ferry tunnel. The runaway incident on April 15 left Mr Rowe’s team and wagon damaged and his injuries noted as ongoing. Judge and jurors toured the site by train, inspecting the rock shoulder and a high boulder overhang, with witnesses and officials present. The trip was arranged by Agent Mullinix and respected 1886 practice allowing field proximity to evidence. The outcome remains to be decided by the jury after the inspection.
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Harners
Bamve A. Howe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ctreat
Washington County
Lee
Rowe
Harpers Ferry
Ace
Jeiu
Guy BB Uneges
Ameas
Mullinix
Maryland
Potomac
Mrr. Rowe
Alburtus Spencer
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Maryland , Heights
Mallnix
Frederix
Rail Road
Frederick
Sandy Hook
West Virginia
Lynch
Henderson
Toey
Rows
Brunswick
John L. Jordan
Boerner
Wai Ini
Fe O'Clock
Postponement in Frederick bribery cases provokes debate
A Baltimore senator argues against delaying the bribery and corruption trials in Frederick County. Indicted defendants remain under indictment, facing criticism while under scrutiny. The piece warns against letting politics drive demands for resignations and stresses that trials must be fair and just, not influenced by public opinion.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Marty
Caret & Ok
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Philomathean Society Debates Too Many Professions in U S
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Eemo Hall with Dr Cyrus Thomas chairing in Rev Beale's absence. After routine business the program included poems and essays by Thomas Houff Husskarl Anders and others, followed by a debate on the motion that there are too many professions men in the United States. the affirmative won 3 to 1. The meeting adjourned at 10 30 with another session planned for this evening at 7.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Eemo Hall
E'Cock
Cyrus Thomas
D. J. Beale
Charley
Fennyson
Jacob J. Houff
Hawles
G C. A. Husskarl
Harry Anders
United States
Delestera
Cyrus Thames
K. L. Boblitz
Jacob Rohrback
William H. Nicodemus
C. Harry Anders
Charles Edward Sinn
Mayors Court Visit Highlights Local Travel Notes
Mayor Mr L Keely of Hagerstown attends court in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Charles Bussard return to Frederick after ten days with Mr and Mrs George Bussard of Huyett. Mrs Alice Bussard plans a Frederick visit for a week. Mr Edgar K Worthington of Winchester VA visits the city. Miss Caroline McSherry from West Second Street returns from a pleasant visit to Miss Marie Cassin in Washington DC.
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L. Keely
Hagerstown
Frederick
Charles Bussard
Air
Bussard
George Bussard
Huyett
Alice Bussard
Edgar K. Worthington
Winchester
Caroline McSherry
West Second Street
Marie Cassin
Washington, D.C
Work of Death and Local News From Liberty
Obituary coverage notes the death of Jobe C. Hines president of Falracunt Cemetery Company at 655 in Liberty. Funeral held at BLP Church with Rev. Gassan officiating. interment at Fairmount Cemetery. Also reports the death of Parker Grossnickie’s son Jesse at age 2½ from diphtheria and a late note on two runaway boys Amos Warner and Calvin Starr returning home from Columbus, Ohio. A Washington Day accident in Kemp Town is mentioned along with a Methodist church entertainment at Catoctin Furnace for charity. Also brief items on local sick list and a promotional ad for a patent medicine.
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Mesara
Daniel Sveadner
John H. Carr
Calvin Metcalfe
Gilmore van Fossen
Fairmount Cemetery
Jesse Grosricele
Desee
Parker Grossnickie
Near Johans' Vile
Beaver Dam
Bilder Janse P. Sutely
Amos Warner
Calvin Starr
Johneville
Columbus
Ohio
Catoctin Furnace
Baltimore Conference at Mount Vernon Place
Bishop Hurst of American University of Washington addresses the Baltimore Conference at Mount Vernon Place, noting a historic letter from 1795 and plans to transfer ownership of a valuable document to the university. Frederick District reports on church growth, building, and finances amid strikes, with Rev. A H Zimmerman in demand for continued Frederick work. Fox hunts near Frederick are described and signs stolen from merchant stores prompt action. Flour sale announcement and local business notes close the update.
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Bishop Hurst
American University of Washington
Baltimore
Mount Verson
Cherentrere
Get Wong
George Wasblogwer
Goverour Brooke
Wirglats
Cesar
Emali Washlegion
Blabop Hauret
New York
Ft. Dat
American University
Fredrick District
J. KR. Wheeler
Frederick
Haltimore
B.L. Watson
Minneapolis
Mins
A. H. Zimmerman
Washington Square Church
Hagerstown
W. T Lo Weech
Marpers Ferry
Frostburg
Point of Rocks
Keyser
Grace Church
Cumberland
Martinaburg
W. Va
Epworth League
E. L. Watson
Minnesota
Watson
Bishop Foss
Hennepin Avenue
Neal
Woodsboro Church
Liberty Eircuit
Mount Zion
Zimmerman
Wilberhat
A. H. Zimerman
Milton G. Urner
Frederick Church
Fred 8Tlek
Levi Shaw
J Cumberland
Church Extension Society
Fidel Arrivals And County Executive Meeting Report
Lines yesterday noon note arrivals including Crrr Borsa P McGowas Point of Rocks Hammond U Very Dixon Movalvey Baltimore Belford Willamspost Southard Barrisburg James Bockhower Lancaster Dr Hard eviy J Langnis Waaningwa J C Holmes Charcesiowr K Sastth Pit tery Dale W Jer M Mile J Ingbry Phiadelphis P Smal H Grityk C L Whartuc New York cgucty Carus Bovan J R Amon Wills hire Pei Heeges B Rodmetus Cumberland CA McDowe Boues WA Duvall New York Gaery Borg County 12 Foc executive commit es of the county 2 P CLE Cates mss at patt er of YMUA yesterday afternoon at 2 odu’s rock President U S Wright chairs the council Pans and arrangements were made for the convention to be held in Lu thy ern Church at Woodsbyrough May 16th and 17th, expected to be large and enthusiastic. Marriage License Thames W Brightwail and Alverta Thomas colored near New Safarkat John Ka Femaod Alsertle E Claia downs of Emmitsburg district.
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Smith's Temple of Fancy and Bargain Parade
Local ad bundle touts 1,000 boys libraries at two cents each and 5 and 10 cent papers on sale. Promotes seeds, garden supplies, baby carriages, pens, textiles, and merchandise with guaranteed prices and a public sale notice. Also advertises public sale at 11 East Patrickshest and various discount offers for February remnant bargains.
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Oly Sven
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Creer
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Smith's Temple of Fancy
East Patrickshest
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