This Date In History And Weather Forecast
March 14 entry notes various historical snippets and a weather forecast from Washington. The forecast describes tonight and Friday as partly cloudy with possible light snow, a colder Friday morning, rising temperatures in the Northwest, and a broad overview of pressure and temperature patterns across the U.S. Includes local ads and notices from City Opera House and other local entities.
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Mt. Hallurveton
Weather Bureau
Lake Regions
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
Texas
Upper Lake Region
Colorado
Notice to subscribers and collection day details
Tomorrow being the 20th of the month the carriers of The Dary News will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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The
Dary News
Weakly News shines with stories and a war tale
The issue promotes Mary Jane and The Market Scribe departments, plus a gripping serial Chickamaug s by Capt. F A Mitchell with illustrations. Features cover farming, live stock, fashion by Judie Chollett, and an Edward Bean address on farmers sons. Advertisements and a large catalog of new notices and book collection by Mr Gladstone at Hawarden highlight this enterprising journal.
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Tea Vanety News
Thia
Mary Jane
F. A. Mitchell
Judie Chollett
Edward Bean
Edward Bean On the Farmers Sons and Their Proper Treatment Atheme
Taz News
Enade Barger
Tizeny National Bank
Nat. Bang
Far & Mech
Nat'l. Bank
Erereerreno
Carty
Wea
F “Wilson & Son
Marystsa
Cronize
Prest
Chas. Shipley
Montevue
C.C. Mauzht
Rreh
Do’ Brothers
Romnee -Rodock & Neldig
Jem
Welker & Co
New Dress Goode
Renner & Kemp
Ninth Annual Session of United Brethren Maryland Conference
A Thurmont report says the ninth annual session of the United Brethren in Christ Maryland Conference opened in the Celted Brethren Church with Bishop B J Mille in the chair. New officers and committees were named, with Rev J Thomas Spange elected secretary, and A M Evers chosen treasurer of the Ministerial Aid Society. The Maryland Branch of the Woman's Missionary Association held its seventh annual meeting with officers elected and Flora Magalles delivering the annual address.
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Maryland
Thurmont
O'Elock
B J. Mille
Oregon
J. Boadsbush
Mills
J. Thomas Spange
Hagerstown
G. J. Rogdsbask
M. le Mayslles
Erdem
A.M. Evers
Bouccsries
G. J. Rondabotl
Couree
Reading
Spangst
A. M. Evers
Ministerial Aid Society
Mitts
B. B. Beplan
Baltimore
Woman's Missionary Association
Woman’s Missionary Association
Church of the United Brether In Christ
United Brethern
Thatmont
Seasiona
Evangelical Committee
cHicera
Airs
A. H. Evers
8. H. Snell
Chewsville
Keedysville
Mra
D. D. Keedy
Maggie Schindle
Barbara Baker
Keedyaville
Mary Stouffer
Misa Emma Grimm
Robrersville
Misa Flora Magalles
Frederick City
J. 3. Milla
D. D
United Brethren Conference
Brief Bits and Local Happenings in Frederick Area
A digest of local items includes a hunter's Brant duck catch near Monocacy, a rocking bicycle saddle invention, a 1000 candlepower light planned for St Johns Church, and notes on new staff at the telephone exchange. Local candidates for orphan's court, a fire loss at Brish & Baker, partridge reinforcements from the West, and school commencements are listed along with a Philo mathean Society meeting and weather quirks. Town tax rise, mayoral talk, church reception for Rev Zimmerman, and a note on a modern laxative remedy conclude the roundup.
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St. John’s Catholic
H. C. Fisher
A. E. Marsh
David R. Stauffer
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. J. Cramer
Mechanicstown
Wm. H. Myers
Creagerstown
Orphan’s Court
Republian
Messrs. Brish & Baker
Frederick Gan Club
Philomathean Literary Society
Daniel J. Moran
Lonaconing
Rockville
Commissioners to Be Tried on Friday
State's Attorney Edward B. Eichelberger and the judge agreed to try the accused county commissioners and Tobias F. Main on Friday the 29th. They are charged with accepting word of $10 from Tobias F. Martin for the position of superintendent of Monterey Hospital. Counsel for the commissioners are W. P. Maulsby John Morer Frank L. Stoner and Vincendebold. State's Attorney Edward B. Eichelberger assists Congressman Milton Garner for the proceedings. Trial likely before the court.
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Edward B. Eichelberger
Tobias F. Main
Insstast
Tubles F. Matin
Monterce
W. P. Maulsby
John
Letters From the People False Charges Refuted
In a Tus News letter dated March 14, 1895, J. C. Motte defends the indicted Commissioners against charges of evading a speedy trial. He argues delays were due to defense preparation and court continuances, not misconduct, and asserts all parties sought a fair opportunity to prepare for trial. He states the State's attorneys agreed to a new date after the postponement.
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Tueaday
Thoredsy
Jour C. Motte
Purely Personal Visits Spread Across States
A string of short notes records Charles Brachey visiting his Brad dock parents, Adolphua Fearhake visiting Dr. Benston Elliot in Washington, George Houck’s Harmony Grove visit to Baltimore, James Mergardt returning from New York to his Martinsburg home, and others. Updates include Mrs. Wm. Oberlander and children returning to Frederick after visiting A. Kogerschatz, Lenora Stone’s Martinsburg trip, M. J. Grove’s Norfolk visit, Katie Hann’s Philadelphia trip, Miss Doty’s visit to West Patrick street, B F J Heard’s Frederick morning arrival, Little Joe Weleenfield in Frederick, and Jesse Relfenider’s new poultry farm superintendent post in the South.
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Charles Brachey
Joseph Brachey
Braddock
Adolphua Fearhake
Benston Elliot
Washington
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Baltimore
James Mergardt
New York
Wm. Oberlander
Frederick
A. Kogerschatz
West Martin Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lenora Stone
Mi. Pleasant
C. A. Miller
M. J. Grove
Norfolk
Katie Hann
Philadelpha
Bessie Hann
Marfetts
Misa Doty
Jefferson
Gaver
West Patrick Street
B. ff. J._ Heard
Pittsburg
Wm. Heard
Joe Weleenfield
Jesse Relfenider
Jefferson Council No 197 established in Jefferson
Last night a new council named Jefferson Council No 197 was instituted in Jefferson by members of Frederick Council No 113 Jr 0 U A M numbering about 16. Dr B H B Gross was elected Jr Past Councillor Rev H F Ditmar councillor D C Shafi recording secretary and other prominent locals were named officers. A fulllet will appear later. The council aims to advance patriotic principles and gain community recognition through active leadership.
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Jefferson Council
Jefferson
Frederick
BH. B. Gross
H. F. Ditmar
D.C
Iand
Marriage Licenses for Multiple Couples Across Districts
Several marriage licenses are listed for pairs from diverse districts including Buckeya Lewistown Naw Market Myersville Keedynville Elerion Wolfarlle Ermksburg Urbana Comus Montgomery County. Names include Charlies Guyton Cecil Lona Eyier John Edward Shirk Mandy Elke Harvey Leathermen Estelis M Harshmar John F Relf snider Rosa L Fuick Jager John Anderson Edith B Kinns with districts such as Buckeya Lewistown Myersville Comus Montgomery County.
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Charlies Guyton Cecil
Buckeyatown
Miss Lona
Eyier
Lewistown
Harry Wood
Easle Trayer
Naw Market
John Edward Shirk
Myersville
Mandy Elke
Keedynville
Washington County
Harvey Leathermen
Elerion
Estelis M. Harshmar
Wolfarlle
John F. Relfsnider
Rosa L. Fuick- Jager
Ermksburg
John Anderson
Urbana
Edith B. Kinns
Comus
Montgomery County
Ceresville Roller Flour Ad Promises Quality Bread
An old advertisement urges readers to choose Ceresville Roller Flour for white loaf quality. Mentions using hominy meal and rye chop for horse feed, notes moderate prices, and invites calls for pricing. Contains fragmented phrasing and promotional tone from a historical newspaper page.
News of the state events and scattered notes
A jumble of local items: a locator on a farm, party tensions in Annapolis area, a naval cadet and a preacher mentioned, jail and legal matters, probate and robbery reports, a church installation, political disputes in Agne Arundel, sheriff recommendations, pardons considered, a Cecil county death, a special auditor appointed, and road and ferry updates. The Tornado stage show at Butler's Bijou draws crowds and a description notes its grand storm tableau, with Washington Times praising its water effects. Fredericksburg engagement planned for next week.
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Charles H. Giteon
Motoh
Tskarak
Banapods
Wil Petsss
Tapas
Wiliam Way
Socrecy of Friends
Dallas Birkhead
Bezitsh
Euletde
Eten
Goward
Ceell County
Hearletia M Melestra
Bikton
Bachruck
Galery
Buena Vista Springs
Calvert
County
Tua
Vusbisint
Gian
Feryl F Custer
Alnay Smith
Ingram & Co
Harford County
Wiliam Swan
Makemie Memorial
Ganby Presbyterian
Snow H
Manu Saphranta
Agne Arundel
George A. Bittinger, Jr
Cecil County
Albert Small
Washington County Savings’ Institution
Thomas Taggart
Queen Anne's
Butler's
Bijou Theatre
Washington, D. C
Times
Frederick
Arrests Not Yet Made In Local Shooting Case
No arrests have been made for the Walkersville shooting in this county. An officer sought a statement from the injured man to justify prosecution, but Spriggs resisted, and investigators continue quietly. The victim is recovering with no serious complications reported.
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Walkersville
Mr Wellington Visits Frederick and Plans Return Trip
Congressman George L Wellington arrived in Frederick from Cumberland on Tuesday evening, visited the Republican Association quarters, and was scheduled to address members but the talk was postponed due to limited time. He plans another Frederick visit in the near future. Hooda Sarasparilla is promoted for its reputed curative value.
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Wellington
George L. Wellington
Frederick
Cumberland
Baltimore
Republican Association
Mr McKaig Keeps Busy After Congress
Ex representative McKaig of Maryland remains active in Washington duties after the session, handling department matters neglected during the closing hours. His committee work on public buildings ties him to Cumberland, where he plans to return in about two weeks.
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McHaig
McKaig
Maryland
Washington
M. McBatg
Cumterland
Cape
Cumberland
Public Sale Notice and Local Events Preview
Fragmented notice reports a public sale at the City Bar building with names like Efchelberger and Fredert Sportemen Read. It also mentions a horse chase on Monday March 16 at Woodsword and a promotional note from Union Hotel proprietor Jas. Momt.h. The item ends with bicycle exchange offers from Keyror and Company Bicycles and others.
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Wcticle
Vf Beim
Koowo Ee
Efchelberger’s
Galong
Wis
Cinnegg Mirrenm
Fredert
Sportemen
Woodsword
Fox Chase
Jas. Momt.h
Union Hotel
Silks and Silhouette Styles Hoard Market Bargains
In a bold sales pitch the shop touts silk fabrics and dress goods with patterns and bold prices. Winter coats and dress silks are offered at low prices with descriptors of newest designs and range, highlighting fashion deals and variety for shoppers.
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Ward
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