Weather forecast notes rain then warm spell
Weather bulletin reports rain in southern states with clearing later, warmer conditions Thursday morning then a potential cold wave Thursday night. Barometer rising in the northwest, higher north of Montana with cooler readings in central valleys and Lake region. Cloudy skies and light snow in northern states from New York to the Rockies, warmer across central valleys and east of the Mississippi, colder in the extreme northwest.
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New York
Rocky Mounta‘na
Missistopi
S. W
N. W
New Advs Today and Public Notices
Proposals announced for Montevut and several local businesses advertise in the News. The Newa Office at 63 W Church St lists rooms for rent and other notices from Rodock & Neldy and E Walker & Co among readers’ classifieds.
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Meera
Rodock & Neldy
E. Walker & Co
W. Patrick St
City Operm
F.C
Cue Mire
Mary Staub
E 4
Manght
Prest
Jansd
A. C. Carlin
Mrr
A. J. Topper
Thomas & Clary
Newa
W. Church St
Congressman Wellington Visits Frederick Briefly
Congressman Geo L Wellington arrived from Cumberland and stayed briefly among friends in Frederick. He plans another visit soon to address the Republican Association, and he was seen with Dr T S Haffner and Mr M A Woodward before leaving on the 1 10 train to Baltimore.
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Wellington
Geo. L. Wellington
Frederick
Cumberland
Republican Association
T. 8. Haffner
Mion A. Woodward
Baltimore
Modern Way Comends Itself to Be Well Informed
The passage promotes the Syrup of Figs as a refined remedy to cleanse the system and treat cold headaches and fevers without unpleasant after effects, positioning it as a superior modern option compared to older crudest methods.
Shooting affray mars minstrel performance in Walkersville
During a Walkersville minstrel show a man named James Sprigue was shot in front of the hall near Susaffer's store after a quarrel involving a woman. Samuel Page, a restaurant employee, is charged with the shooting though he denies involvement. Both men have served in the U S Army but reside in the city. no arrests reported at press time.
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Walkersville
Frederick
James Sprigue
Weat Stauth Street
Susaffer
Davis
Samuel Page
Page
Mao
Ira J. McCurdy
Charles B. Haller
Spriges
United States Army
Ciy
Law's Grif Fines Paid and Public Disorder Arrests
Fines paid for two colored girls jailed for drunkenness amounting to 385 dollars each. Eugene Bentley was jailed six months by Police Justice Rekstein and sent to the House of Correction. Several others, including Sis Higgins and Nace Morgen, were fined 385 dollars for disorderly conduct and paid fines. Bazel Beard was fined 1085 dollars for disturbances, with past fines noted as 5.85 dollars, and he faces renewed disturbances around pension days.
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Eugene Bentley
House of Correction
Rekstein
E. N. Hobby
Bentley
Sis Higgins
Nace Morgen
John W. Taylor
Rameel Bainbridge
West Patrick Street
Eckstein
Bainbridge
Perason
Bazel Beard
Krentz's Pond
Office of
Polies Justice
Basel
Dease
Personal Gossip From Frederick and Nearby Towns
Mrs J Howard Gittinger Jr of Baltimore is visiting Mr Z James Gittinger in Frederick. Miss Suate Riser of East Seventh Street is visiting friends in Washington. Charles Fagan and Sol Stern left for Washington. Mrs A R Rose of Baltimore is visiting relatives in Frederick, former home. David Lowenstein of Baltimore is in the city today. Ben Rosenour and Gerson Rosenour, clothing dealers, return from Baltimore and Washington. Jon W Byler of this city visits his brother near Woodsboro. Miss Jones of Baltimore visits Miss Margaret Kelb, Worth Market Street, two weeks, then returns home. I J Nethoff of West Sixth Street visits friends in Woodsboro. Rev Maysilles of United Brethren Church preaches farewell sermon. Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans attend. Services attract largest congregation, with strong music and an excellent sermon. Rev Maysilles beloved. he may move to Virginia. a new minister for the charge will be elected by the United Brethren conference in the county.
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Baltmore
Z. James Gittinger
Suate Riser
East Seventh Street
Washington
Charles Fagan
Sol Stern
A. R. Rose
Baltimore
Frederick
David Lowenstein
Measter Benjamin
Gerson Rosenour
Jon W. Byler
Woodsboro
Miss Jones
Margaret Kelb
Worth Market Street
Ijscob Nethoff
West Sixth Atreat
Woodabsrtoe
Maysilles
United Brethers
Grand Amy of the Republic and Sons of Veterans
Virginia
United Brethers Conference
Tharmoni
Drop in Eggs On North Market Street
Yesterday on North Market near the Square Comet a country man tried to lift a large egg basket from his wagon when the bander pulled out. The eggs toppled to the street, about twelve chosen and many broken or lost. The eyes had already been sold to a town dealer, making the mishap heavy. Miss Augusta Holmes author of the new opera La Montagne Noire is an Irishwoman.
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North Market Street
Misa Augnata Holmes
Ladies Auxiliary and MOA plan April meeting event
The invitation committee held its monthly meeting to secure a large attendance at the regular business meeting on April Lat. A reception will follow the boot Dees mediation UF Lee reception committees? Tomorrow at eight o'clock in their rooms. The executive board of the Ladies Auxilary will meet Friday at 3. The monthly board meeting is set for tomorrow evening. Ur. W. F. Befier heads the reception committee and called a committee meeting tonight at 4 30. Men’s meeting Sunday promises notable interest.
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Befier
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Banday
Tragic Ice Tragedy Drowns Two Biddinger Boys
A Steelton inquiry reports Charles Biddinger’s sons Bruce 13 and Ross 11 drowned after the Susquehanna ice gave way during a noon recess game of Tickly Banter. Bruce survived briefly then both perished. funeral held at St John Lathers Church Steelton with many tributes. Bodies later interred in Woodsboro.
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Steelton
Charles Biddinger
Woodsboro
Harrisburg
Bruce
Ross
Biddinger
Susquehanna River
Crewe
So John’s Latheresn
Bi. P. Hocker
B. Ludwig
A. B
Immortellea
Bent School
Misa Wonders
Dibiey
Harrigburg
Smillax
Paris Rudiaul
Coney
Wim. Klaiga
County
Baltimore Conference adjourns after two sessions
After two long sessions from nine in the morning to five in the evening with brief dinner breaks, the Baltimore Conference concluded its work. Local appointments announced include Frederick A Hy Zimmerman Liberty J HB March Singapore Union Bridge Thomas Wood Mr Airy J T Marsh Thormont Henry Mann K R E Benson Buckeystown W L Dice L W Barnes. Rev A J G formerly of Frederick to North Baltimore Church and Rev G Leech returned to Govanatown. Rev Geo R Banner sent to Fulton Avenue Church. Hon M G Umer named to sustenation committee and Rev Geo W Leech to state of church committee.
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A. Hy
Zimmerman
Liberty
J. HB. March
Singapore
Union Bridge
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J. T. Marsh
Thormont
Henry Mann
K.G. Murray
Bronawick
KR. E. Benson
Buckeystown
W. L Dice
L. W. Barnes
North Baltimore
G. ¥. Leech
Govanatown
Geo. R. Banner
Missionary Entertainment At Lacheran Church Event
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Missionary Society hosted a public meeting with readings on North American Indians and life, education, and traits. A later social featured Indian costumes, coffee from a Lutheran mission fund, and displays including a John Hardt Coffee Farm plot and artifacts from Indian history. The event drew strong attendance and sparked audience questions.
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Wwer
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Ree Nixdorf
Mile Marlon Smith
Ain
Sesson Etacy
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Ehorg
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Chi
Bulldleg
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Solo
Mra Yeukle
Dr. Day
Far West
Liberta
John ©. Hardt
Lutheran Bundey School
John Cardt
Frederick
Tadian Relica
Custer
Kismes
Opera Hones Manager Rhodes Promises Tornado Stage Change
Manager Rhodes says he must remove all scenery from the stage to fit the Tornado production. The company will rely on its own magnificent scenery and effects. Carters Post Mail has long stood for truthful advertising in Frederick, and this Tornado promises to be his greatest effort.
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Opera
Coal and weed orders taken by Markell and Trail
Local notice states Mr. W. F. Chilton is engaged to take coal orders and weed service for Markell and Trail. All orders left with the hire will be promptly attended to.
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W. F. Chilton
Markell
Trail
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