Weather Update From Toa Nowe 4 Narrator Mar 20 Night
Weather bulletin reports Nor eastward storm from Northern Alabama to Easton New York, with gales along the Atlantic coast. Cold fronts shift across the Mississippi Valley while New England sees rain and upper lakes snow. fair, cooler weather expected Friday across many regions.
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L. Moors
Uahlet
The
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Virginis Thoraday Morelog
Conrae
Easton New York
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Eeatport
Newfoundland
Misetsalpp
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
South Atlantic
Mississippi T
New England
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake
East Gulf States
Semeases
Lake
Middle
Gulf States
Missouri Valley
Northwest
Personal notices from Baltimore and beyond in brief
Purely personal items record visits and travels of social figures. Miss Zoe L Trail and Miss Louise Van Ransaeler return from Boston and New York after visiting Mrs Richard Mareen Duvall at 108 N Charles Baltimore. Mrs M L Norris sails to Baltimore and Philadelphia to shop spring millinery at 1069 North Market Street.
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Zoe L. Trail
Boston
Louise van Ransaeler
New York
Richard Mareen Duvall
N. Charles Street
Baltimore
M. L. Norris
Philadelphia
North Market Street
Mamie Bailey
Sener
Thisty
Otho T. Nichols
Washington, D. C
Hilda DeVries
Jarrellaville
Edwin Devilbiss
Liberty
Emma G. Smith
Johnsville
Alicea Gehring
Col. L. V
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Simple Roentgen Illustration With Light and Paper
A local scientist describes a crude Roentgen technique using folded white paper over an incandescent globe to block light. In a dark room a hand held near the globe shows visible circulation and bone outlines, with a suggestion to substitute a common lamp when electric light is unavailable.
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Roestgen
Market Hours Change Approved By City Board
The Board of Aldermen, in a regular meeting, moved to repeal ordinance 19 and adopt a new schedule affecting market hours. Beginning April to October the market opens at 5 and sales start at 6, shifting earlier in warmer months to 5 for opening and 6 for sales.
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Board of Alder Mer
Tes News
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick area
Multiple death notices and illnesses published for Frederick area residents. Includes Masbiball C. Murbat Murray who died in Baltimore at 23, Mrs Joan W. Hedge and her family, Peter Kline, Henry Firor, Heere D. Cramer, Bulan Wickham, and local sick reports. Funeral details and locations given for several individuals. Adjutant William Harris to visit Salvation Army for meetings.
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Masbiball C. Murbat
Marshall C. Murray
Maryland
Joan W. Hedge
Joan W. Hedgen
Baltimore
E J. Simpson
Oklahoma
John W. Hedges
Berkely County
W. Va
H. 5. Hedges
Brunswick
Edith Hedges
Elocatons
Peter Kline
Rocky Springs
Josiah H. Kilne
Henry Firor
Benjamin Firor
Thurmont
Benjamin Firer
Toll Gate
Frederick to the Front fire article in Fire and Water
The current two column piece in Fire and Water magazine profiles the Frederick fire department. It includes a portrait of author William M. Crimmins secretary of the State Firemen's Association.
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Frederick
Fire and Water
New York City
Best of All Syrup Ad Promotes Fiza Remedy
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Fiza as a gentle cleansing spring remedy. It claims one bottle serves the whole family, costs a dollar in the large size, and is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by druggists.
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Califonia Fig Syrup Company
Frederick Residents Return From California Trip In Private Car
Charles W. Ross and party from Frederick, after leaving Washington in the private car Gem Jas. C. Clarke, are due home tomorrow. The journey included a stop at a station on the return trip, with the presidential car guiding the way and the train pausing at notable poles of interest.
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Charles W. Ross
Rariy
Frederick
Washington
Jas. C. Clerte
Francisco
Cal
Maryland Legislature Debates Land Fortifications and Local Bills
State senate actions include consent for land purchase for fortifications, a constitutional convention call for 1897, and bills on liquor proximity near Baltimore avenues. House delegates propose civil service expansions, tax and licensing reforms, and revising criminal laws. Lawmakers debated education, local option measures, and road and banking rules amid opposition from merchants and a veto on a September 12 holiday.
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Benate
Frederick Cocnty
Senate
Crothera
Mr. Dobler
Brace
Palloe Board of
Beltimore
Jackson
Emory
Gittings
Belair Avenues
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
Abercrombie
Baltimore
Padgett
Logan
Applegarth
Chesley
Commission
el! Tobacco
Markell
Maryland
Baltimore Corn and Flcuz Exchange
Isves
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Western Railroad Company
Joseph Birkfeld
House
Frederick County Hotel
Benster Norwood
Lowndes
Corporation of
Mt. Airy
Carroll
Frederick
Bronawick
Markel
Local merchants feel dull trade amid bad weather
Advertising notes from Burgard indicate despite a slow season, regular Tom Haws advertisers maintain resilience. Orphans Court grants letters of administration for Barak A. Brown to George W. Brown. estate inventory for Joseph Cromige filed with court orders to sell stocks and rest estate. Evening program by Xuang People’s Christian Endeavor at Home for the Aged praised. entertainment described as interesting. Accident report from Grafton details a yard collision crushing a leg. farm notes stress soil care and crop attention. Cures via Dr Toas Sarsaparilla touted as simple, Hogd’s Sarsaparilla praised for purity.
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Burgard
Tom Haws
Sn Artie
Barak A. Brown
George W. Brown
Joseph Cromige
New Public School Building Nears Completion
The handsome new public school on North Market Street nears completion after delays from carpentry and material shortages. Architect Wesley Baltzell of Frederick designed a brick two story structure with a central archway, two departments upstairs and downstairs, and spaces for a large assembly room. The building will cost about 9000 dollars and replace the old dilapidated facility now in temporary quarters on West Patrick Street.
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Weal Patrick Street
Gus
Institution of
Loarcing
Ita Place
Afr
Wesley Baltzell
Frederick
J. C. Cromwell
Walkersville
Belgath
Taos En
Abell
A Charming Festival at Westminster Presbyterian
The Westminster League held an ice cream festival in the Sunday School room on Weet Second street last evening with many attendees. Young people ran the event and offered items in fancy wares. The festival continues this evening.
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Westminster League of the
Obaureh
Sanday School
Weet Second Street
Anorde Tons Sentimentan Pear Baito In Era of Wheat Flour
Anorde tones sentieman pear Baito reports a focus on feeding Evo chotonorea this year. A second source mentions a car road for the "Diatkond" furor in Dakota, tied to the hard spring wheat flour market.
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Evo Chotonorea
Democratic State Committee to Hold Spring Meeting
Democratic State Central Committee chairman Taibot will convene the committee in early April or the first week of May. He expects the state convention to be called for the third week in May.
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Democratilc State Committee
Taibot
Democratic State Central Commies
County Correspondence from Mt Alby and Vicinity
Reports from Mt Alby note a bad winter day and a business sale by interest of Soliman Rockie's firm to OC A and A H Rankles who will run it. Obituary for Mrs Horn at 24 miles north of Mt Alby. Miss Emma Hood visiting relatives to Washington. Mrs Kindall married at Loudoun Park Cemetery. M E Moleforth and son Carlton ill with mumps. George W Clay plans residence near Epiac Church. D Gillis reports a cow lost to hydrophobia. R J A Dalany to deliver farewell sermon at Mt Pleasant Church. warp Lee recovering from grip illness and back at work. Harp laments American gift harming the Chinaman roundup.
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MT Alby
G Haubklea
Cess
Aley
Dubs Wafeebt
Alonzs Sellmes
Tre
Soliman
Rockie, General Merchants
OC. A
A. H. Rankles
Horn
Mt. Atry
Emma Hood
Wareraville
Washington
Kindall
Loudoun Park
Saithnore
Wadoeadsy
E M. Moleforth
Carlton
George W. Clay
Drm
Wilton & Clay
D. Gillis
Ivar Waternville
Festival and bargains at local shop on West Patrick Street
Tonight the Westminster League of the Presbyterian Church hosts a festival. At A. L. Kitne's 6 West Patrick Street readers will find early vegetables and fresh fish roe shad herring white perch. Temple of Fancy offers 25 cent assortment with 50 cent value, plus cheap soap, paper goods, garden seeds, baby coaches, and pens. A wide array of goods advertised with low prices and sale items for Friday, March 21, 1808.
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A. L. Kitne’s
West Patrick Street
Temple of Fancy
Ss Per's
DeHaan
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A.D. Bilne
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F. Thomas
Hendrickson
Presbyterian Church
W- A. Manefeld
C. Carty
the X& Rays
Bay
Surrer
ER Kline
Memry D. Cramer
Heere D. Cramer
Alxeraville
David J. Cramer
H. Clay Stauffer
Somorrow
Grade Reformed
Bulan Wickham
Cramer
Walkersville Methodist Episcopal Church
Israel Creek
Worman
Robert Danner
South Market Steset
Lee Butcher
Madton Avenue
Cantle
Bast Ac Saints Artest
Lewis Birely
Lewis Eichelberger
Abraham Eichelberger
Weet Fourth Street
Elsie Keller
Wm. H. Keller
Esat Chi Street
Robert Delaplains
Rdwart Delaplains
William Harris
Salvation Army
TR State Legislature
Grafton
Whenaltimore Sud Ghia Yard
John Nicodemus
Sieaseone Lega
Toad
Hlomeo
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Siriner Milling CO
Tewas
H. Price
J. A. Dalany
Mt. Pleasant Southern
Warp Lee
Herp Lee
Harp
Chingman
Westminster League of the Presbyterian Church
Ail Grocers
Best & Kepler
Thomr
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Mulliniz & Kemp
Pencon
Necwear
Mouanx & Kew
Joen Hendrickson
Mack Epe
Jobn Henonioxson
F. ¥. Staub
California
EF. V. Stars
Doll Brothers
D ™ Brothers
North Market
Burorszas
UNO
W. C. Eldridge
W. C. Exonmers
ODR
W. Patrick
Frrederich
Rrodoce
Bsa
Bayer
Rulucke & Nesdig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Puneral Directors
Emfalmere
North Market Berech
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James E. Walker
Walesk
Lee
Parderick
Jas
Waza
Doll’s
Virginia
Maezen
MEI C. D. Cox
Fr Hisenhauer
J.P. Eigenhauer
Manage
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Leatis
Butley
A. B. Hargett
Tass
P. Eaches
A. B. Hasesr
Série Busfalo
West Fatrice Strest
Ecabincard
C.H. Evans
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