Weather Summary for March Fifteenth Evening
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau outlines prevailing conditions across regions including the South Atlantic coast with a belt of low pressure, a deeper depression in the Northwest, high pressure in the central Rockies, and snow in Southern New England and parts of the Middle States. It notes clearing in the West, approaching rain or snow in the Ohio Valley, and variable temperatures with cooler bands in the lower Mississippi Valley and southeastern Texas. Areas of high and low pressure are described with general wind patterns and forecast for unsettled, then typically fair weather in lake and western regions with cooler and warmer shifts across Atlantic areas. Also lists local classified ads and notices such as real estate, auctions, and business services.
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W. L. Moozx
Shief
The
Weather Bureau
Sp.m
Niga Piceauce
Sthicus
Bes
Rocky Mountain Districts
Heavhwest
New England
Middle States
Ohio
Missinesppi
Gulf
Ailantic
Iike
New York
Iske
Mississppi
Missouri
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Friends and Visitors
Miss Ells Eichelberger of Frederick visits Miss Louise Motter in Emaillburg and Miss Marian Eichelberger returns from Ladiez-But. The Misses Horsey retreat from Richmond to Needwood. Prof F Flook from Hagerstown attends Galted Brethren Church conference. Mrs Bernard Grove returns to Frederick from Washington DC. Mr Thomas J Walsh returns from Jersey City for a short stay. Miss Hattie Sparzier and brother visit in the city. Mary Dorsey of Linwood Howard County guests of Mrs Oliver Pearre. Miss Fannie Eplerbes takes a job with Mr John Herabberger. Pry Brothers report frost damage to buds in Keedysville belt. orchards statewide affected. Advert. Syrup of Figs praised as a safe spring remedy. genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product sold by druggists.
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Ells Eichelberger
Frederick
Louise
Halle
F.flook
Hagerstown
Galted Brethren Church
Bernard Grove
Washington, D. C
Thomas J. Walsh
Jersey Dey
N. J
Hattie Sparzier
Miles Mary Dorsey
Linwood
Howard County
Oliver Pearre
East Fourth Street
Fannie Eplerbes
John Herabberger
Sermon at Trinity M E Church South by Rev J C Hawk
Members of Frederick Connell Lodge No 46 O U A M attended the service at Trinity M E Church South by special invitation of the pastor. Rev J C Hawk preached on the Gospel of the Kingdom of God stressing present possession and future blessing. The sermon praised the speaker and praised the choir and service, leaving a lasting impression on lodge members.
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Hewk
O.U. A
Frvionia Coarett
Trinity M
Church
South
J. C. Hawk
Kingdom of God
Lfe
Iuetrathou
Ai Hall
Jean
Apaker
Bia Peoptea
Life Ministry
Frederick Connell
Moss Pleasant
Green End
Deaths and Obituaries in Frederick and Nearby Areas
The Frederick area reports deaths of Mrs. Reno S. Harp of Annville aged about 22 after a lingering illness. Col. Charles Tilghman Biser of St Louis aged 68. Dr. George W. Cram of Jefferson County aged 63. Lee W. Sutton of Baltimore aged about 40. Henry Cross near Point of Rocks aged about 45. Pius Hemler aged about 70. The notices note family ties, military service in the Civil War, church affiliations, and funeral details in Frederick, Memphis, and local churches.
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Ebx
Harp
Reno S. Harp
Annville
Frederick
Misa
Annie Elizabeth Brightbill
8. I. Brightbill
Lebanon Valley College
Reno 8. Harp
Lfe
United Brethren Church
Charles T
George W. Cram
Jefferson
W. Cram
General Assembly
Cram
BB Tox
Baltimore
Lee W. Sutton
William B
Susan C. Saton
Hamilton Terrace
Henry Cross
Point of Rocks
Tall County
Missionary Barua Translates Catholic Catechism Into Alaska Dialect
Rev Francis Barua a Baltimore priest led a five year mission translating parts of Catholic Catechism into the Eaximo dialect of Alaska including the Lord's Prayer Apostles Creed and Ave Maris. He faced opposition from Jesuit supporters and was active in teaching along the Yukon border moving toward Sea brenche and planning to relocate by early January.
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Eakin
Francis Barua
Baltimore
Alaska
Barcam
Svmie
Barnam
Osre
Barcum
Westzetowe
Aegesius Wises
Sepemuch
Jase
Els
Yukon
Maryland Conference session notes and appointments
At Hagerstown the Maryland Conference heard Rev J T Spangler report lists of lay delegates and candidates for ministry. Bishop Nicholas Castle preached The Book of Jonah and two ministers were ordained. Appointments across Westernport Williamsport Hagerstown and Frederick were announced. The Baltimore Annual Conference capped by a Bacon resolutions vote on representation and presiding elder powers.
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A. M. Evers
B.C. B. Castle
W. D. Martin
J.B. Fout
Joshua Bor
C. W. Atlas
Nicholas Castle
Samuel J. Byers
Vaal College
B. J. Meese
Williamsport
Bissop Castle
George J. Roadsbush
A. A. Byers
Bishop Castle
Westernport
Ray
E. J. Meese
Willismeport
JH. W. Beall
Washington, D.C
Ray. J. E Fout
Hagerstown
J. B. Conference
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bacon
Yeasts
Isy
Presiding Eldera
Aental Conference
Blaboo
W J. P. Wright
Untoo Square
A. B. Hant
Social World Day Year Surprise at Emmittburg
A leap year gathering hosted by Mrs. Aunis Wood featured games music and dancing with refreshments at 10 o clock. Dozens of guests from Emmittburg and nearby towns attended including Mrs Mex Shoemaker Mr David Topper Mrs Annie Wood and many others in a lively social evening. ANSIVERCARY: Mr and Mrs S W Bohn celebrated their fifth marriage anniversary with a reception at home attended by relatives and friends from Baltimore Girdon Glyndon Piteburg Union Bridge and this city. They wore wedding costumes and received many presents during a 6 to 10 pm visit.
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Aunis Wood
Emmiteburg
Mex Shoemaker
David
Yapton Bridges
W. Bohn
Baltimore
Ladiesburg
Glyndon
Piteburg
Union Bridge
Kemp edits Palo Alto News amid Stanford victory celebration
Thomas W. Kemp of Frederick son of Charlee Kemp and brother of Lawrence Kemp, cashier at the Commercial and Farmers National Bank in Baltimore, became editor and proprietor of the News at Palo Alto. He chaired arrangements for the university anniversary victory celebration and printed the evening edition in honor. He soon plans marriage to a coast resident.
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Thomas W. Kemp
Charlee Kemp
Frederick
Lawrence Kemp
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Baltimore
Lelead Stanford University
California
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford
Kemp
Saloons Debate in West Virginia Town Amid Temperance Pressure
The Lutheran Church near Lovettsville will reopen March 15 with Rev. M. B. McLion assisting. The town of Brunswick discusses saloon licensing and state bills, noting no licenses since incorporation and a proposed $500 license with a town vote. Tax and water bond debates loom as lawmakers consider revenue and temperance measures.
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Depay
Hagerstown
Bresawick Vonac
Jefferson Gouncil
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Ridge Council
Gerfoc Ondes
United American
Sarcy Pick
Warkisgies County
Dye
Beosarick
Wassington
Dave & Cruse
Ieltiana
N. Powers, Jr
We Cateberger
Figs Yuucg
HW. Doon
Fo Moore
K. Mo
Legisisiure
Baltimore's New Collector Captain Creager's War and Career
Noble G. Creager, named tax collector of Baltimore city, is a Civil War veteran born in Frederick County. He served as private then captain in the Seventh Maryland Vols under Grant and Sheridan, wounded at the Wilderness, present at Appomattox, later worked as marshal's chief clerk, brick businessman, G A R leader, Loyal Legion member, and led census and manufacture statistics efforts for Baltimore and Maryland.
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Noble G. Cresger
Baltimore City
Ephraim Cresger
Frederick County
Seventh
Maryland Colonteer Regiment
Grant
Sheridan
Appomattox
Lee
Sid Hoogry
Warrender
Craiger
Creager
Poughkeepule
Baltimore
E. Y. Goldsborough
United States
President Grant
Marshal Goldsborough
Maryland
J. Reese Pitcher
Captin Creager
Loyal Leefon
F. A. Walker
Cansaa Bureau
Bread tickets continue for the poor from Court Street
Mr Wm Mansissiddes keeps bread ticket distribution from his Court Street office. Daily 150 to 200 tickets issued to the worthy poor, total 9960 fruitless coupons since December 26 to March 12, entitling a loaf of bread. He plans to continue year round for the needy unable to improve their condition.
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Wm. A. Mansissiddes
Court Street
Manafisid
Mount St. Marys Benevolent Association Elects Officers
In a recent meeting of the Mount St. Marys Catholic Benevolent Association the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Rev. J. B Manky, president. A Y Keepers, vice president. Frome Abbot, treasurer. J2 YH Howenetee, secretary. Joseph Martin, sergeant at arms. Joe AL Stork, board of directors. Viecest Se bid, June A Peddicord, etc. Also named were sick visiting committee members Jacob Popper and James a singer.
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Cfigsra Ava
Mount St. Mary's Catholic Benevolent Association
This
Ubaplata
J. B Manky
A Y Keepers
Frome
Trasgarers
Howenetee
Etretecy
Paul J. Corry
Svatstass
Joseph Martin
Arcs
Joes AL Stork
Local gaps in Maryland news from Hagerstown to Annapolis
Reports from Prince George's and Howard counties note the death of Gen. Gerard W. Brandt and a fatal train accident near Seabrook. A Norfolk and Western brakeman Walter Smallwood dies at Hagerstown. Navy funeral rites are held at Annapolis. Snowstorm peril endangers a New Year laborer near Howard County. Eastport residents chase a prowler nicknamed Jack the Chaser. Maryland politics update with Governor Lowndes backing Capt Leonard and ex mayor Halm's mayoral bid. Independent candidate Jacob A. Brinaugard withdraws.
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Bsctco
Hagerstows
Seasions
Etuusil P Gudman
George's County
Garerd W. Brandt
Prince George's County
Calet Barrett
Seabrook Station
Pericce
George County
Charlie W. Peddleord
Betbsey
Howerd County
Walter Smallwood
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Hageretown
Manor
Livghuu
Jack
Lowndes Ithmsted
Janes C. Leonard
Camberdgs
Graham
Gebert Force
Halm
Hagerstown
Jacob A. Briauogard
Two suspects freed in Beconsboro robbery case and oats theft
The two young men from Beaconsboro were discharged by Judge Stake on habeas corpus after being held for court by Justice J. I. Biter on charges of robbing Mr A P Shack. Harry Bloomarataik, jailed by Justice Kerrigan, was released after furnishing bail on a charge of stealing oats. An orphan boy near Beumbaburg who was badly burned died from the effects of the burn injuries.
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Bconsboro
Justic J. I. Biter
Haxerstown
A P. Shack
Myersville
Judge Stake
Harry Bloomarataik
Justice Kerrigan
Emm Miltaburg
Howard Miller
Charles Wenscoho
Beumbaburg
Public Sale and Local Notices in Frederick Area
Public sale announced by O M Buracker on Thursday March 19 1896 at 10 o clock am at his home 107 North Market Street selling household and kitchen furniture. Columbia Lodge No 58 F and A M holds stated communication at 7 80 o clock this evening on business. Merchant Tailor Kerndie Steam Cylinder Retab Establishment ad for spring and summer samples. Frederick Branch notes February directors meeting in Baltimore subscribed 95000 guaranteed 8 percent dividend stock remaining 10000 open for subscription Boll Baxen Jonsson agent.
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Frederick
Thorsday
O. M. Buracker
North Market Street
Columbia Lodge
A. Fearhake
Eerste
Rederick
Balmore
Baxen Jonsson
Best and Kepler Black Dress Goods Ad Delivers Up-to-Date Styles
An old style advertisement touts black dress fabrics emphasizing pure dye colors and fast, non spot fabrics. It promises reputable makers with guarantees and warranty backed by Becrllence H865. The pitch urges customers to visit 1734 Pleab Ure to view up-to-date shapes colors and materials, asserting leadership in value.
Mirror sale boosts parlor display at Boracker’s store
Mr Henry Winiebecz showcases a carved hand mirror from Mr M Sargeker in the cream parlor at Boracker’s store. The mirror is set in the rear of Wineberg's showroom, creating a handsome display and drawing attention.
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Henry Winiebecz
M. Sargeker
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D.C
E. Patrick
Cuff Burton Lettermen
H. F. Shudt
Garratt
N. Marke
Padile Sples
Stetson
Loy & Perry
Carty
Frozen Co
Keedysville
Pry Brothers
Washington County
God
Kinsdom
Deats
Conserate
Camp Jackson
Lexington
Jerling Price
Uuoder
Ozark Land Company of
St Louis
Biser
Mary Stribling Crawford
Beel Tenn
Mr. Carroll
Willard
North
South Carollas
Bisera
Memphis
Pius Hemler
By. Mary’s
This County
Brunswick
U. A.M. Council
Sandy Hook
Questing
Nobie H Creager
Hope
Erastus Sinte
Emmitsburg
Montevne Hospital
Mt. Hope Hoe
Messrs. Annan, Horner & Co
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D. H Reiman
Me Township
Mai
Bernard Jenkins
Haigegrove
Baa
Fatima
Sisters of St. Joseph's Academy, Emealtatarg
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John Hendrickson
Spen
Asha
Joan A Woun Eeendrickson
BP. V. Staub
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Pooti Brothers
North Makert ST
Raders
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SaDkai
Mor
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Mince Feat
Bett
Rallineg Grocery CO
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W. C. Exorwes
Patrick
Frederick, Mb
Bodock & Neidig
Biog
T. Rice & Sons
HS Rasuingepieee
A. T. Ries & Son
North Market
Mioet
Calle Day of
Aigst
Prometly
UR. Walsh & Co
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Mohajai
Ladie
Fred Brick
Jas
KE. Wauszr
Doll's
Lynn
Virginia
Duar EL
Awritzer
Meadow Dream
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J. F. Eisenbauer
Ha Eisenhauer
Duit
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A. B. Bargett
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A. B. Hasezr
Miller
Wwe
AED
UAL
WM. Millers CO
East Fatrice Street
Church Street
Bauers
L'beral Regar
F. B
Aki Uf
Kerndie Steam Cyelag
HB. James
East Taira Aiteot
National Building Association of Refetennee En
Best & Kepler
Best & Keestz
S2 North Market ST
Mulling & Kamer
Express
Meiums & Kaur
Cuigirg
Indy
Cakter Pels
Burmer Milling CO
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