Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau Report
Special Dispatch from Washington provides a general weather summary as of March 2 418 p m detailing rising pressures in lake regions and central valleys with a depression near Newfoundland. It notes high pressure over Lake Superior, scattered showers in the upper Great Lakes and Atlantic states, a fall in temperatures across the Midwest and South, with warmer conditions in the Northwest and varied conditions across regions.
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W. L. Moong
Weather Bureau
Lake
Rocky Mountain
Ontario
Newfoundland
Lake Superior
Ake
Midge
Atlantic States
Cherpsan
Atlantic
Gulf
Ohio
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Swatch
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Baltimore
A round up of social visits and travel notes from Baltimore and Frederick. Annie Reich visits Sophia Trundle and Hanneh Reich in New Market. J D Contd Jr and sister Rettle travel to Berryville Virginia. Minnie Conrad returns from Virginia to her nearby home. Various locals, including J Roger McSherry and Mary T Smith, return or travel, with mentions of health and social calls. Prof Romer L Williams is admitted to practice law after examinations.
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Annie Reich
Baltimore
Sophia Trundle
Hanneh Reich
New Market
J.D. Contd, Jr
Rettle
Berryville
Conrad
Miss Nettle
Minnie Conrad
Virginia
Ors
J. Lewis
Frederick
Messrs
Thomas A. Chapline
Geo. Wilcoxen
B. Roegnant
Misa Mary T. Smith
Lewis Fraley
J. Roger McSherry
Annspolis
S Yewhien
Firman and Son
Washington, D.C
John I. Yellett
Baltimore County
Bradley T. Johnson
Richmond
True Remedy Syrup of Figs Sold By California Syrup Co
An old advertisement urges readers to use Syrup of Figs as a cleansing remedy for spring health. It claims one bottle serves the whole family and costs 50 cents, with a large size at one dollar. It notes authentic product manufacturing by the California Syrup Company and sale by Grugglets.
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California Syrup Company
Grugglets
Arrangements for Their Deation om April Sth Nexc
At the meeting on Friday cvesley last, of Precoria Comet, Senior Order Ual ued American Medicales, adiltional steps were taken to completing arrangements for the North Ma'ke street predic rcice parade on Wedzes Gey April 2. A large number of delegates to the convention will be in line, with representatives from patriotic groups. Committees were appointed to greet visiting members and manage receptions. Chief marshal will be Mr. Wm. F. Schmidt with an aide and several foremen. About 500 to 600 people are expected in the parade.
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Cvesley
Precoria Comet
Ualued
American Medicales
Adsgard Bible
Whatiedlbg
Uwiog
Sestor Order of Maryinne
Freedoms Council
Couret's
Carroll County
Principe
Commisssea
Wm. F. Schmidt
Aldt Messra
Geo. B. Ratling
George K. Mechant
Geo. W. Shipley
C.M. UC
Hagan
Dav’. Mehling
George F. Kline
Mesara
J. Edward Rice
C. A Landis
W.H. Bell
M. F. Lease
Wao. F. Schmidt
Dr Schaeffer Funeral in Germantown Largest Observed
The funeral of Rev. Dr Charles William Schaeffer Thoreday drew many Lutheran ministers from across the state, seminary faculty and eighty seven students. Clergy from St Michael's and Trinity Lutheran churches led services at home and church with glee club participation and solemn pallbearers at the grave.
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Schaeffer
Guneral
Charles William Schaeffer Thoreday
Germantown
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Sassors
The
Honee
A. Ziegenfuss
St. Michae’s Lutheran Church
Dr. Scharffer
Henry Buster Jacobs
Rogosna
Luther E. Albert
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. E. Jacobs
D. D
Martin Helzel
Charles H. Lipp
Oswin M. Henry
Henry 5. Cassel
Chaerlea Milligen
William Nitterour
Bill to Move Frederick City Elections Passes Senate Readings
A bill by Senator Norwood changing Frederick City election date from January to February, redefining mayor duties and ward lines, and providing for at large alderman elections. Opposed by Democrats who called it a Republican measure. Special committee members Talcott He Norwood favorably reported the bill and it passed without a doubt.
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Frederick City
Norwood
Jane
Talcott
Desert Land Reclaimed and Irrigation Prospects
The article notes Arizona has 10,000,000 acres with 907,000 reclaimed already bearing profitable crops. It predicts about 2,000,000 more acres reclaimed in two years. It mentions East flowers, dwarf potted trees in Japan and China, and a note on sap flow limiting tree activity. Hagerstown gets a public library from a $10,000 offer, with 5.M Bloom to build a three story office near the Fair. Columbian Fair admissions reach 21,477,218 with gross attendance around 529,400 for six months, surpassing Paris.
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Arizons
Hageratown
Bailmorean
Hageratows
M. Bloom
Groes
Paris
Eye Removal Report From Baltimore Surgery
Mr Edwin L Motter of Immitabure went to Baltimore last week and had one eye removed. The operation was successful and the patient is doing well. Mr William A Manefield has distributed to the poor since December 36 flat 10 560 bread tickets. Nervous isonbdles are due to impoverished food. Hood s Sarsaparus is the lone true blood purifier and nezte tonic.
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Edwin L. Motter
Immitabure
Baltimore
William A. Manefield
Hood
Southernsn M. E. Coaferanen Conference Session in Roanoke
The Baltimore Conference of the BM E. will convene in Great Memorial Church, Roanoke, Wednesday morning, continuing a week. Rev. Hargrove of Nashville will preside. Four-year terms expire for several officials. Rev. J. W. Boley will receive another appointment. The conference lists 485 churches, 1,420 pastors, 128 parsonages, and payroll details for the Baltimore area with wider district coverage including Maryland and parts of Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Southersn
M. E
Baltimore
BM. E. Coerea
South
Great Memorial
Coarch
Roanoke
RE. Hargrove
Nashvile
Feso
W.A. Hammone
J. W Boley
Clureh
Baltmore
Poe
Confererce
Csurca Beldings
Vaded A
Psstoral
Cnarces
Walgat
Maryland
Disutes
Colom
Sie Aids
Sisie
Vurginks
Local notices and deaths across Maryland towns
Morris Cummings died at Abentees. Mr George Robertson of White Haven is dead. George T. Truitt of Pittsville dies at home. Henry Spicer of Hancock district dies aged 87. John Stump, father of Judge Frederick Stump, dies near Perryville aged 82. Rev Thomas E Bell and photographer Alois Reser die in Easton. Kensinnton residents protest B and O express service withdrawal. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal blockade broken. many boats head to Cumberland. Anne Arundel Grand Jury formation noted. Rogerstowns holds municipal election today. St Elmo Commandery No 19, Knights Templar, constituted at Busciaville. Public figures and locals mourn losses.
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Morris Cummings
Abentees
Rogerstows
St. Elmo
Knights Templar
Busciaville
George Robertson
Eldren
White Haven
George T. Truitt
House of Delegates
Pittaville
Ali
W. J. Gupen Wey
Anne Aronde
Henry Spicer
Hancock
Washington County
Lea
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
John Stump
Frederick Stump
Perryville
Cecil County
Thomas E Bell
Washington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Alois Reser
Easton
Kensinnton
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Train Service Restored Demanded by Kensington Citizens
Kensington residents furious after Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cut express trains without warning. A committee will seek reinstatement of the Frederick express and press for better future service to Washington, with possible talks with the Kensington Electric Road and Capital Traction Company if needed. A petition will circulate asking for restoration of the old schedule and daily commuter patronage.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ‘Company
Expresa
Kensington
J. T. Freeman
Scott
Frederick
Washington
Kensington Electric Road
Capital Traction Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Bond and Edna Lucas Wed in Sharpsburg Ceremony
Hymeneal notices a wedding at the Ridgely Moore residence in Sharpsburg Tuesday at 7 PM. George R. Bond of Brunswick and Edna May Lucas daughter of the late J Allen Lucas of Shepherdstown were married by Rev A W Lingle as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by Miss Rope Moore. Guests included Ridgly Moore, John Moore, Miss Rowe Moore, Miss Fannie Spong, Lottie Cain, Annie Snyder, Mattie Lakin, Julia and Gertrude Lucas, Mina Florence Miller, John Benner, B F Delacney and others. The newlyweds left for Brunswick.
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Ridgely Moore
Sharpsburg
George R. Bond
Brunswick
Edna May Lucas
J. Allen Lucas
Shepherdstown
Mendelasohn
Mies Rope Moore
A. W. Lingle
Ridgly Moore
John
Miss Rowe - Moore
Ma Fannie Spong
Lottie Cain
Annie Snyder
Mattie Lakin
Sharpaburg
Mizees
Julia
Gertrude Lucas
Mina Florence Miller
Mesara
John Benner
B. F. Delacney
Mte
Bond
The Burglar at Frederick City Theatre
Review notes a melodramatic stage piece titled The Burglar with a twist of sentimental comedy. A con man’s plan unravels when he discovers his own daughter, the mother betrayed long ago, prompting a dramatic recognition scene and a climactic twist. Advertisement, letters, and a court case summary follow in the local Frederick news page.
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Wedoe
Editha
Expected TH13 Week in Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Case
The Court of Appeals judges are anticipated to return to Anunapo today with a possible decision in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal case. If the court sides with Judge Alvey on mortgage priorities, the state could recover enough to cover much of its debt, affecting bondholders and labor claims while impacting Baltimore and Ohio Railroad finances and canal sales.
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Chesspeake
Court of Appeals
Anunapo
Siorefe
Circo
Washington County
Joey
Blake
John P. Poe
Aiste
Alvey
Juhgs Alvey
Usescourt
Lowndes
Brown
Pas
Baltimore and Vhio Railroad
Lews
Pleasant Fourth Birthday Party of Master Lesage
The Social World notes Master Edward Lesage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lease, celebrated his fourth birthday Saturday at West Booth Street with friends from 3 to 4 pm. Guests enjoyed games, parlor amusements, decorations, and refreshments, and he received many memories of the day. The item also mentions a Frederick ball, a temperance demonstration, bicycle club support, W C T U meeting changes, a farm sale near Hancock, and Frederick as a potential Maryland National Guard encampment site.
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Edward Lesage
Edward C. Lease
Weat Booth Street
Master Lesse
T.morrow NiGat
Frederick
Shriver Milling Co Receives Orders for Ormond Dakota Spring Wheat
Fragmentary notice from Shriver Milling Co. states an order for Ormond four or more units and Dakota spring wheat fjar. Mentions horse training and feeding. references avoriet fols zeatléman near Raita and German contact.
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Avoriet
Raita
Abwal
Funeral Rites Held For Darrell Stone At Mt Olivet
Darrell Stone of Biltmore was buried after services on Friday with Rev. Luther Hubbsn officiating. Pallbearers included Calvin Schildenechi Albertmith and Harry Fleher, interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A.T. Rice & Sons served as funeral directors.
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Fenersia
Darrell Stone
Biltmore
B.S
Luther Hubbsn
Calvin Schildenechi
Albertmith
Harry Fleher
Coaries Wilson
Harry Cramer
Man'y Doi
Mste
Mt Uolvetcem Tery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Feneral
Maryland Legislature Deliberates on Public Buildings Bill and Damages
Tas Hout leads a 15 minute session as reports from the committee on public buildings circulate. The bill granting Baltimore fire commissioners authority to handle disabled firemen is recommitted to the city delegation. The ambulant bill is readied for consideration as the House adjourns to Monday night with the Senate to meet again. Kansas/George B Oawa'd, clerk of Washington county, sends funds to Frederick county for 36 dollars costs in a case initiated by Ezra Peare after an injury at Brunswick. The 8 and O Frederick base bill targets Washington County over the Sarper's Ferry damage suit estimated at 5300.
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Maryland
Committee
Baltimore
Bill Seon
George B. Oawa'd
Washington County
Frederick County
Ezra Peare
Brunewick
8 & O Frederick
Wanted. Lady Educator for Permanent Position at Local Office
Local notice seeks a lady of education for a permanent position at an office in Frederick. Also promotes Van Camp's Pork and Beans with a gold guarantee, sold by Charles Diffendal & Co., Birely Bros., and D. C. Wisebrewer. Special notice to ladies about Viavi Health Lectures by Bessie Starr-Keefer with free admission.
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F.L. Stoner
Trust
F. L. Stoner
Dale
van Camp's Beane
van Camp
Frederick
Vis Charles Diffendal & Co
Birely Bros
D. C. Wisebrewer
VanCamp
Viavi
Bessie Starr-Keefer
Mp Hall
Thoraday
Indy
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G. B. Garpenter
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Chicago
Maryland National Guard
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Pesgartile
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Alu
Ubarka
Dabt Rean
George Howard
Wills Derr
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Benry
Cuamet Tosk
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George H., Eera
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Reverdy
Wioebrewer
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John Sender
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Crildren
Thore
Joan Henpricxson
Staub
Salem
F. Vv
Stavz
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
North Mazeet BT
Eaders
Rica
Nk Siana
Weatt
Yose
Lee
Rgret
Paso Kodocke & Nemvig
AT. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Ricz & Sons
Frederiak
Inter State Telepeon
Calis
James E. Walker
Jas Ky Waigzs & CO
Doll's
Lyon
Mei C.D. Dor
J. F. Risenbauer
Risenhauer
Managra
PANO
Aline
Stlish Brirts
Berne
SRE. Sacors
Geo. B
Ralling
Thern Assurance Company
Pony of Korth America
Ihe Linseral Insurance
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Freterick
Desirahie Sabarten
Lesa
Gall and
Noah
Het National Bask Belling
Ju&t
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Potomac
Suman
A. B. Hargett
Ron
A. B. Haserr
Buffalo
West Patrice Street
Mice Rater
Cebit
Jon the Liguar
Zor Wigtonrd
Cole
Rthojomar Brewing Co
Oca Oce
Iho Marzen Bebe
Brads
Aguas John & C. Lipps
Qor
West Patrick
Best & Kepler
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Bekr
Kekizz
North Market ST
Mulliniz & Kemp
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