Weather notes on storms and pattern shifts
Chief of the Weather Bureau reports conditions at 8 p.m. March 11. A storm near the Misals atop moved northeast toward New England and Nova Scotia, with its center near Norfolk Wednesday afternoon. Snow extends to the lakes and New England, while the lower Mississippi Valley sees fair, cool weather. High and low pressure systems move eastward at about 600 miles per day, guiding winds clockwise around highs and counterclockwise around lows, with varying temperatures across regions.
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Ww. L. Koons
Weather Bureau
Esther
Misalsatop
Norfolk
Ita
Padelog
New England
Nova Scotian
Baio
Ohio
Cay Gulf
South Atlantic
Lakes
Mississippi
Westhern
Bindie Stars
Olga
Teddar
Middle
Misassetpol
Miassesippi Valley
Tax News promotes its twelve page war week edition
The Frederick based Tax News bills a broad twelve page issue aimed at appealing to readers as a true people’s paper. It highlights Mary Jane and The Market Scribe, a fiction piece The Story of Newspaper War, a full Sunday School lesson, plus Farm and Garden, Live Stock, Dairy and Creamery sections and a wealth of stories, poems, and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Mary Jane
Tholus
H. A. Stanley
Orce
Merchanta
Frederick
Tom Laws
Scricconneeemene
D. J. Snook
Howard Nusbaum
Boyer
D. F. Mayne
Clarence BE
King
Galagies
John T. Gaver
Twecarora Stallions C
M. de Garmendia Traatee
Sais
Jacob Kobrdack
Tras
C. C
Citizen
Batile Ax Tobacco
al Desiers, Rew Waisls
Keaner & Kemp
Cross
Fred’‘k
Mid
Rco
W. H. B. Etchison Corsete
Mesrem Beat & Kepler, Towers
Doha Hendrickson
Boring Carpeta
Rodock & Neidig
Oymath
Ecene
sceewDoll
Frederick Feels Strong March Snowstorm Onset
A late March snowstorm hit Frederick with over an inch of snow and a mantle that covered homes and trees, snapping branches and delaying outdoor play. The storm’s intensity rose through the afternoon and into the evening, reversing the expectation of milder weather for the month. Observers note it recalls older winters and may threaten the wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonete Frederick
Frederick
Pow
Epring
Baltimore and Maryland Methodist Episcopal conferences open
The Baltimore M E conference met at Broadway Church with routine business. Rev J P Wright named to the education committee and Minton Garner to sustenance. The Maryland Conference of the Dal ted Brethren met in Hagerstown with Bishop Nicholas Castle presiding. Membership nears 3000, reports note revival and prosperity in Sunday schools and Endeavor groups, debt relief sought for Wolfsville Church, and several new mission church requests. Bishop Castle addressed the Woman's Missionary Association. K Byrn elected presenter for Church Extension Society.
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Baltimore
Nicholas Castle
Maryland
District of Columbia
Middleburg
Franklin County
L. O. Burber
W. D. Barger
B. F. Gronise
W. B. Evers
Samuel J. Evera
C. ¥. Flook
G. M. Gruber
Jouhus Harp
M. L. Maysilea
G. J. Roudabush
H Banell
Wyand
Roudabush
Young People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor
Lacrosse
Young People's Society
Hageratown
Welkersvile
Wolfsville
Myersville
Asid
Washington
Frederck
Leuvel
Roudabuah
Lonacoping
Frederick Station
Walkersville Station
Myersville Circuit
Thormont Sation
Bishop Castle
Woman’s Missionary Association of the Conference
Rev
K. Byrn
Church Extension Society
Maquillen
A. M. Byers
C. W. Stineapring
C.F. Flook
W. Stinespring
Personal Notices From Frederick Readers
Mr George M Grayson departed yesterday for Early DC to pursue business. Dr Charles W Helmas of Washington arrived in Frederick last evening. Mrs Lewis Fraey of West Patrick Street is ill. D F McKinzeys shows slow improvement. Edward Scheil of East Patrick Street, recently sick, is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Grayson
D. C
Charles W. Helmas
Washington
Frederick
Lewis Fraey
West Patrick Street
D. F. McKinzeys
Edward Scheil
East Patrick Street
Sappington invites to taste Van Camp Boston baked pork and beans
Merchant F B Sappington invites friends and customers to his store on Friday and Saturday March 18 and 14 to sample Van Camp Boston baked pork and beans in tomato sauce. The notice reflects a local promotional event with limited readable text.
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F. B. Sappington
van Camp Boston
Property Deeded and Transfers Across Several Parcels
Multiple conveyances list Cornelius J. Rice and spouse leasing 17 acres, Peter D and executors to Adam D. Sirely 22 acres, Adam D. Birely to James C Crem 13 acres, Mary and others to James C Crem 1 acre, various amounts paid from 100 to 6500 dollars. Also East Third street improvements, 2501 square feet to Maryland Railroad Co for 550 dollars, and other minor transfers including alleys and parcels in Frederick City.
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Cornelius J. Rice
Oles
Peter D
J. Kooms
Adam D. Sirely
Adam D. Birely
James C. Cram
M Sicti
Peer D. Kocs
James C Crem
Msry
David Dard
O. Eoin
East Third Street
Cephes
Calvin N. Siem
Weeters
Maryford Reilroad Company
Burocker
Jobe Bershoerger
Cache
Frederick City
Mary 4. Payne
Nose E. Cramer
John P. Beffman
H. Bammons Gross
State Legislature Goes Through Busy Session
Senate and House met in Frederick County with votes on temperance and veto bills, passing measures to reorganize the militia, authorize railways to lay tracks, and establish a state geological survey. The House adopted many election bill amendments, debated fountain pen orders, and saw the resignation of taps on school duties. Governor Lowndes signaled preference for moderate reassessment, and General Shryock was sworn as state treasurer. In Frederick County, officials confirmed the appointment of a Frederick weigher general and an assistant, with local bills restricting liquor near schools and transferring Frederick county fund control to the school board.
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House
Baltimore
Clifton Park
Mainny
Senate
Smith
Cecil
Arma
Lowndes
R. Dorsey Coale
Honor Heenne
Bruce
Pughman
Bond
Maryland
Congress
United States
Home
The
Tate
Frederick County
Edward Miller
Frederick
Joseph L. Routzabn
Sin Lickaville
Board of County Commissioners
Board of School Commissioners
Southern Waters Snappers and Mackerel Shipments Inaccurate Report
A large red snapper and two fine mackerel were reportedly received at The Paiti mor Sac Office from Mobos Als via Gen James C Clarke manager of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Fish were frozen and arrived in good condition. An ad for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company promotes the product with pricing details.
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Paitimor
Mobos
Als
James C. Clarke
Ent
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Chesspeake Bay
California Fig Syrup Company
Catholic Truth and the Church of England Debate
Letters to the editor discuss religious controversy, defending Holy Scripture and the Church of England, referencing Henry VIII, Augustine, and papal supremacy. the letter also covers public discourse standards and the role of fair press in Frederick. It cites Mr. Ingle and Mr. O’Roney and touches on local Maryland building association legislation and cultural notes.
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Wrederick
Ingle
Henry the Eighth
Church of England
Ike
Mr. Barrie
Lang Tammes
Ubink
Logic
Tas News
Ejitor
Frederick
Preas
Ehelmtion
St Paul Hved
Acd
Bellawatt
Ike Tt News
Iogle
Rome
Augustine
Gregory
Psulloua
York
Wilfred
St Peter
Boglsad
Mat Pelagius
Innocent the
Fater
Eli Mesma
Macaulay
New Zealand
St. Paul's
London Bridge
England
Jxo H. O'Roveny
Funeral for Mrs Margare Carpenter Held at Mt Carmel
The funeral of Mrs Margare Carpenter was held yesterday at Mt Carmel Church with Rev. Mc Fertis officiating. Pallbearers included FL A Micheel, W H Kemp, C Cromwell, A D Spmseller, and W U Seles. Interment followed at McOvel Cemetery. Funeral director was C Carty. Rowe May Smith attended. Services began at 33 tem o'clock and were followed by a service at St Jozs cemetery.
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Mre
Margare
Carpenter
Mt Carme
Bev
Mc. Fertisg
FL A. Micheel
W. HL Kemp
C . Cromwell
DT Sp .Mseller
WU Seles
A Good Bill to Regulate City Power Poles
Frederick's Senate moves to back a bill by Mr Norwood granting the city power to regulate street use by electric and telegraph lines and railroads. The measure aims to remove a current restraint and allow the city to clear unsightly poles by sharing poles among utility companies.
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Frederick
A. L. Burlay
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
la Chor
Dy & Local Telephone Company
Amend Insurance Law To Form Commission In Annapolis
The proposed amendment would create a four member commission including the Insurance Commissioner and Attorney General with Governor named members. The panel must report to the next Legislature and its costs may exceed 23000 dollars. Governor appointed members would be paid a day rate. The Baltimore WCTU met at 8 South Gay Street to plan the Frederick fall State convention and select speakers.
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Mrr
Huggins
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
City
Heac
South
Gay Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Saw mill erected by Palmetto Fibre Company on house lane
A saw mill has been erected on the Palmetto Fibre Company property on house lane. Operations have begun to convert timber into boxes and brush backs.
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Palmetto Fibre Company
Fredonia Council Meeting and Local Advertisements
Fredonia Council No 460 A M invites members to a Sunday March 15 1896 gathering at 9 30 a m to attend church. Erchison's advertises white enameled and brae bede beds at $9, claims largest stock in the city and promotes Baltimore investors with guaranteed stock dividends. Corsets advertised as superior and distinct, with assurances of quality and easy returns.
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Fredonia
Council Chamber
Sharp
J. Edward Rice
Erchison's
Pee City
Etchison’s
National Building Asociation
Baltimore City
Frederick
Baltimore
Boxer Jonson
ShrinER Milling Co Ad Promises Food Order Upsell
Fragmentary ad copy from ShrinER Milling Co touts postal orders and phone calls for a “roller look” meal offer. It hints at a young clerk and suggests cheerful service if customers order 25 meals or 10 portions of a cereal variety, with unclear product names and sloppy phrasing.
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Jude
Sirinze Milling Co
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Wassington
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Till & PF
Bedallepatea
Tha Nowe
Amurworos
D.C
Har
Fred Nothagle
A. C. Carlin
Rice & Haller
T. Cramer
Egga
Charles
Rothenhoefer
F. Rothenhoefer
Poh Roun & Newman, Trusters
E. Rive, BS
Farnisore and Carpetz
E. Cline
POD Uro
O. C. Carty
the Weaaly News
BARCA
the State Legislature
Serrent Communications
Maryland House
Building Association
State Insurance Department
Associationa
Courte la Cosas
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Connecticut
George Jananevits
Hood
Uy bin
Best & Kepler
Potentie
Best & Kepler’, &i Worth Market
Bux ‘Dress Goods
Hamburg
Grtesins
Toey
Yani N.B
Remnan
Mullinix & Kemp
John Hendrickson
Ise
Othseks
Dawmane
Ratan TY Fise
Joan Hendwsson
F. V. Staub
Mackersl, Tey Our Club
Bodse Mewtor
Cheese F. V. Sravi
North Marks Street
Doll Brothers
D ™ Brothers
LAND
Baders
Ices
BaDbui
Midem
Pouton
Reickewear
Byrry
Dow Baorsens
Mally
C. Eldridge
Geena
W. C. Exonwers
Bile Aed
W. C. Eie
Patrick
T. Frederick
TAX News &Trak Job Office
Shriner Milling
Bodcue
Er Ma
RELIG
Sun
Dave Dida
Bludoce & Neidig
T,rior & Sons
A. T. Rix & Sone
Bmrbalmere
North Market Street
Fredezier
Integrtate Telephone NO
James E. Walker & CO
J. K. Walker & Lv
PRW
Fordbrick
Sas H
Lyon
Virginia
Bush St. Bwaitzer
Meadow Dream
MRI CO
D - Dour
J. F. Eisenbauer
Ribenhauer
ICOT
Maskere
Potomac Harring
Deatis
Quincy
Yarmouth Hosia
Ehok
A. B. Hasesr
W. 8. Miller & CO
AED and
S.tet Ceet
AssisliCorss
WM. B
Millere
East Fateick Street
Newom
East Ceurch
Lutheran Cherca
Pouth Martet
Church Street
BE. B. Howard
Newt
Boe
Domitt
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