Weather bulletin on storm moving to North Carolina coast
The storm centered in Middle Tennessee has moved eastward to the North Carolina coast bringing rain and snow in the southern states east of the Mississippi. Temperatures vary with colder readings southeast and warmer west of the Mississippi. heavy rainfall totals are listed for several locations.
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W. Harrington
Weather Bureau
Middle Tennessee
North Carolina
Mississppi
Mississippi
Alahama
Florence
Wartler
Tennessee—Columbia
Charleston
North Carolina-Bryson Gtr
Murphy
Georgia Reseca
Atlantic
Jacksonville
New York City
Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Tampa
Prominent Local Ads and Notices Include Several Listings
The page lists various advertisements and notices such as a saloon for sale, a merchant tailor, Epworth League items, the Otral Hotel Building, and names like A. L. Jordan and A. C. Carlin. Other entries reference Woman's College and individuals including Frank Soman of Washington, D.C. and H. Bleckston, with several small marks and initials indicating clerks or contact points.
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Epworth League
Otral
A. L. Jordan
Mita
A. C. Carlin
Tareovereasee
Ds HL. Best
A. T. Dougherty
Woman's College
Wessmerree McCardell
Wea
A Frazier
Frank Soman
Washington, D.C
Ab. H
Tornado Play At City Opera House Enthralls Town
A tornado themed theatrical bill drew a fast audience to City Opera House last night. Lincoln J. Carter’s “The Tornado” offered a spectacular production with 34 original features and a strong company performance earning audience approval.
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City Opera House
Lincoln J. Carter
Death of Mrs. Catherine Young at North Market Street
Mrs Catherine Young wife of J Red Young died at home on North Market Street last evening at 9 from complications of diseases She leaves a husband Ave sons and four daughters The funeral is at 10 Saturday from the house with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery A respected lady known for estimable traits and high esteem by all who knew her
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Catherine Young
J. Red Young
North Market Street
Avesone
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
The Key Monument Association Meeting Last Night
An adjourned gathering in FP C Y M C A rooms heard the monument committee report progress and receive letters from Caligiora and several firms. Lewis A Rice noted cash gifts from Cowen, Wolf McMillan, Taylor Chemical, and Hancock. George W. Heckman pledged a lecture for the fund. Loy’s and Talmage Society offered entertainment on April 11. Rice would seek legislative gift of a state stone. The meeting adjourned to April’s first Tuesday for the location report.
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Key Monument Association
eCelgiora
Mscamens
Lewis A Rice
W. E Cowen
Baltimore
Wolf, McMillan & Co
Princelpota
Taylor Chemical Company
New York
W.T. Hancock
Richmond
George W. Heckman
L. Hamrick
Loy’s
Talmage Literary Society
Tibe Monument Fond
Lewis G. Rice
Litole General Assembly
Funeral and diverse notices from New Market era
The community mourns Edward Horck in a large New Market funeral at M P Church. He died after pneumonia a week after being seen near Mr Sponseller’s home. He was 74, a long time JP, wife and two daughters survive. Also funeral for Effie Dorsey and Roger Thompson, with regalia and church services. Rockville considers a municipal water system from Rock Creek, with hydraulics expert support. Clergymen’s permits and a charity notice follow. Engines collide after a fire alarm, minor wheel damage estimated at ten to twenty dollars.
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Foneral
Edward Horck
Ake
New Market
George F. Sponseller
Ron Inlow
M. P. Church
G. F. Farring
D. May
P. EH
T. A. Stephen
P. HB. Griffith
Lyvander
Effie Dorsey
Baptist Church
Wm. Fielde
Ogletonian Lodge of Good Samaritans
Henry Scott
Philip Walker
Thos, Speaks
Abraham Fisher
Thomas Burgen
Eugene Black
Greenmount Cemetecy
A. T. Rice & Sons
Roger Thompson
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Rockville
Walty
Maryland Agricultural College
Rock Creek
Independent
Junior Steamera
Tin Wedding Social World in Frederick
The Todd couple, formerly of Frederick, celebrate their dent anniversary with a Monday April event at 204 Wy North Street Carhle Pa. A 180 acre Briddock farm sold by Thomas & Clary to James F. Crampton for 10000. A Fire Alarm Committee conference meets in Independent Hall to report on the system. Byrag Figs liquid laxative promoted as a remedy.
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Robert R. Todd
Frederick
North Street
Car- Hele
Thomas & Clary
Joseph ¥. Thomas
Briddock
James F. Crampton
Teamertow
CAHE
Cramer
Banda Ana
Liberty Et
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Church
Patrick Bt
City, Ltd
Lickevile
Greenfield Mills
Ilin
Frederick County
City, Village and Co Lg Ao
HGAH
Irenewick's Room Development Plans Unfold in Branewick Area
Branewick contractors foresee spring and summer growth with new busers and house construction. Railroad landowners plan to build homes, with about 30 contracts already in place. A nearby grows around Weverton and a denot intersection ties to the Baltimore and Ohio line. Purchases include a church, large boarding house, and several dwellings amid a county development boom.
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Irenewick
Branewick
Weverton
Washireton County
Baltimore and Ouk
Samce B Preston
Isidos
Besiding
Lou
Brief Bits On Local Happenings And Observations
Mr. Geo Seldneg of North Marke street runs a work force adding to Mrs P Erie’s dwelling. Roads remain bad with holes rats and broken fire, hindering travel. Education and reform are noted as prudent when done for work. Youth indulge in top sparing hoop rolling. Frederick is praised for many pretty girls for its size. Baseball gear is being hunted for the new season. Frank B Seppington elected foreman of Maryland Grand Lodge A O U W. Montgomery roads in poor condition. Two false fire alarms this week. Mrs Frazier’s East Patrick street residence torn down for a new home. Unionists in Hagerstown propose wage at 1 75 for nine hours. Clarance Mala buys musical glasses. Harry Lopes to perform on musical glasses at a Benfor Order meeting. Candle light remains common after wax candle advances. Home telephone company in Baltimore to cut rates to under 50 cents, challenging Chesapeake and Potomac. Tornado Company leaves for Hanover PA. Rehearsal of the operetta Princess Phosa at Philharmonic rooms. A man named Chas Gray committed to Monterue Hospital for ten days for drinking. Hygeia Ice Company holds 75 tons ready for the season. The “coming woman” dominates chatter, with questions about her appearance. Postal rules tax card reductions by clipping rounding corners. A Pittsburg funeral director markets a Lady embalmer for women in attendance. Martinsburg youth spend over 2000 on cigarettes yearly. A Martinsburg man builds first, then adds a cellar. The Martinsburg World is a modest two limb for leg.
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Edrestion
Frederick
Frank B. Seppington
Maryland Grand Lodge
Montgomery County
Frazier
Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Mir
Claranca Mala
Home
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Hanover
Princess Phosa
Philharmonic Orchestra
Chas
Gray
Monterue Hospital
Polka Justice Eckmein
Hygeia Ice Company
Pittsburg
Martinsburg
Matinsburg
PURELY PERSONAL MENTION AROUND TOWN
Mrs. Tiffo and son from Michigan visit Mrs. L A Hager. Mr and Mrs Robert Swan of Allegheny City Pa visit Mrs Ellen Blake. Henry Wineberg returns to Frederick from Baltimore. Miss Dean and Miss Elizabeth Houck visit Montgomery county. G W Br George of Baltimore calls on Frederick friends. Chester B Kemp visits Montgomery county. Frank Davie of Frederick leaves for Philadelphia. J Roger McSherry in Baltimore. Cecil of Washington attends wedding of G Lawrence Cramer and Miss Brewer in Poolesville.
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G. W. BR. George
Baltimore
Frederick
Chester B. Kemp
Montgomery County
Frank Davie
Philadelphia
J. Roger McSherry
Cecil
Washington
G. Lawrence Cramer
Miss Brewer
Poolesville
Frederick area ball patrons urged support for local team
A patron of the Gaus urges Baltimore and Frederick newspapers to back a Frederick baseball club. He cites recent games against Rochelle and Yale linked players W Nuszioco and M Nusz, urging patrons to fund a strong team with Esterly, McAuley, and others to revive Frederick sports pride.
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Arsek
Frederick
Sdnor
Tar News
Shive
Baltimore
Maryland
God Somites
Fredexteck
Minis Reepeuive
Ciy
Hochelle
Coumbis
Tneir
YIU
Tas Gaus
Elocutionist Misa Bryant to Perform at Woman's College
Clara Mae Bryant of the Dewey Heywood Concert Company travels to the city for a Monday night engagement at the Woman's College arranged by cornetist Scott Meywood. Proceeds benefit the college. reserved seats on sale at Yeakle's.
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Woman's College
Misa Clara Mae Bryant
Dewey Heywood
Scott Meywood
Yeakle’s
Local talent to entertain at Woman's College Chapel
Clara Mae Bryant, popular humorist from Dewsy Heywood Concert Company, appears at City Opera House to hew universal favor. Proceeds aid the College. Reserved seats 35 cents, general 25 cents. Tickets at Yeakle's Shoe Store. Event set for next Tuesday night March 26.
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Clara Mae Bryant
Dewsy Heywood
City Opera House
Woman's College Chapel
Scott Heywood
Yeakle's
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