Weather Forecast From Washington DC Dispatch
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy conditions and a threat of showers, with a cooler night ahead. Warmer in most areas except the Gulf coast and Minnesota North Dakota, while barometric readings rise inland and fall along the Atlantic coast.
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W. Hannetos
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain Districts
Atlane Coast
Lake Suape
Gulf Wast
Minnesets
North Dakota
North Carolina
Brief Bits From The Bright Items Of Loul And General Interest
Banget of Bright Items notes wheel maintenance for rides on turnpikes amid rough roads. Season for top-spinning and marble playing brings joy to children. Ex-baseball star turned congressman Wadsworth of New York is highlighted. Henry M. Howe receives the Bessemer gold medal from the British Iron and Steel Institute for steel melting writing, with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe noted. Maryland State Teachers Association to meet at Erie Mountain House July 9 to 12. Baltimore American reports B&O yards at Branewick with photos of busy scenes.
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Julia Ward Howe
Maryland, State Teachers’ Association
Erie Mountain
Houee
Baltimore American
Branewick
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Social Scene
Mrs John Roberts once Miss Nannie Gambrill of Westminster aided by sister Mrs John A Markell. Republican sheriff candidate Lewis A Kolb visited Frederick from Mt. Pleasant district last Saturday evening. Dewey Heywood and violinist Drescher left Frederick after illness delayed earlier plans. Eleanor Potts of Baltimore visited Mr Arthur Potts Family. Miss Nine Poe of Baltimore stayed with Miss Katharine Goldsborough Walkersville and returns home. Richard Potts left for Baltimore for an eight to ten day visit.
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John Roberts
Nannie Gambrill
Westminster
Aratt
John A. Markell
Lewis A. Kolb
Sheriffalty
Frederick
Kolb
Mt. Pleasant
Dewey Heywood
Drexcher
Eleanor Potts
Baltimore
Arthur Potts
Nine Poe
Katharine Goldsborough
Walkersville
Poe
Richard Potts
Sick residents show gradual improvement and illnesses listed
The Sick reports slow recovery for Bradley Spovselier of near Bit Pleasant after a wood chopping injury. Alvert McCardell of North Market street is quite sick. Gen Jame Clarke of Mobile, ALS, at City Hotel, is somewhat improved. Marriage Licenses issued for John Jacobs Mt Pleasant District and Elia R Hartman New Marke y District Richard L Norris Linganore District and Katie O Rerkles Mt Airy.
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Bradley Spovselier
Bit. Pleasant
Alvert McCardell
A. McCardell
North Market Street
Jame C. Clarke
Mobile
Als
E City Hotel
John ©. Jacobs
Mt. Pleasant
Elia R. Hartman
New Markey
Richard L. Norris
Linganore
Katie O Rerkles
Mt. Airy
Knights of Honor meet in Baltimore Wednesday
The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor in this state will meet in Baltimore Wednesday and remain in session two days. Representatives from Mutual Lodge of this city are Messrs C S Levy and Harry C Reefer. Real merit is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It cares when others fail. Hood's only. Say you read it in The News.
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Knighte of
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor
Baltimore
Mutual Lodge
Elty
Messrs. C. ¥.S. Levy
Harry C. Reefer
Hood
Frederick Mayoral Race Hints At Citizen Ticket Clash
Debates over the Frederick municipal election focus on a Citizens' ticket drawing support from business leaders across parties. Mayor Flaming asserts renomination chances, while Frank T. Rhodes and Milton A. Woodward emerge as potential mayoral contenders.
Frederick to Host County Baseball Games This Season
The Maryland School baseball manager plans games with Woodsboro at Woodaboro Frederick and the Deaf Mate School of Washington on home grounds. Local interest is low, but old players hope to rally support to form a Frederick team to honor the city and entertain baseball fans.
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Maryland
Woodsboro Boys
Woodaboro
Frederick
Deaf Mate School
Washington
New Market
Jefferson
Httle
Letter Carriers Paid for Extra Time Work
Friday last Augustus Obenderfer N J Blumenster J W B Walsh and J H Smith former letter carriers received pay for extra hours worked during the Brown Benderson postmastership four to five years ago. Attorneys in Washington secured the money after delays and attempted to collect from present carriers, who declined to participate. Lawyers took twenty five percent of the recovered sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Obenderfer
N. J. Blumenster
J. W. B. Walsh
J. H. Smith
Cattiera
R. Brown Benderson
Washington
Frederick
Carilaza
Lstter
Excitement Over a Dog on West Third Street
A dog ran through West Third Street near Market causing a crowd to gather as it darted about then hid behind a porch. Police eventually forced it to move and Policeman Brookey shot the animal to prevent harm, with bystanders believing it to be mad or dangerous and possibly intended for someone in the country.
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West Third Street
Market
Brookey
Evening meeting of association marks notable religious address
Yesterday afternoon at 3 50 o clock a large audience gathered for the events of the association in the F C M C hall Rev Thwelee delivered an address on pure religion that drew deep attention and fervent reception The religious committee plans its regular meeting Wednesday at 845 and a reception committee meeting the same night A record of acetals under the Literary Society and Ladies Auxiliary will be held Thursday at 2 72 o clock all members and friends are invited for an enjoyable evening
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F.C
Thwelee
Revelic
Literary Society and Ladies Auxiliary
Ssociation
Property Deeds Report From Frederick County
Property transfers recorded include Franck L Stoner as trustee conveying to Daniel Z Padgett trustee the Horace Smith estate in Woodsboro for 1000 dollars. Granville M Smith and wife transfer to Andrew J Kline two parcels of land for 1350 dollars. C W Stein and wife convey land to Adam H Anders for 325 dollars. Michael McManus and wife transfer residential estate in Frederick County to Charles J Smith. Thaddeus M Biser trustee transfers 69 acres to Edward A Shriner and Margaret E S Hoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck L Stoner
Daniel Z. Padgett
Horace
C. W. Stein
Adam H. Anders
Michael McManus
Charles J. Smith
Frederick County
Thaddeus M. Biser
Edward A. Shriner
Margaret E
Fine Watch in Frederick Impresses Visitor from New York
Mr A Mendleson of New York visited Frederick on Saturday and showcased a gold hunting case watch that strikes hours quarters and minutes. He noted the watch’s novelty and its original value of 500, praising its timekeeping and automatic indications.
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A. Mendleson
New York
Frederick
Mendleson
Astm
Advertised Letters List for Frederick City Post Office
The Frederick City post office displays the advertised letters remaining on Saturday March 23 1835 Letters are to be claimed by the named individuals within two weeks or be sent to the dead letter office Entrance reads like a late 1830s notice listing names such as Adall Clark Exra Gentlemens Cramer Billy Holmes Price Haley Dan E Bling Brand Vertilizer W H Welty J L Lint Hre Mary J Ritzenburg Gertie Thompson.
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Frederick City
Adall D. Clark
Exra B
Gentlemen's Cramer
Billy Holmes
Price Haley
K. Bling
van Nalde
Brand
W. H. Welty
J. L. Lint
Mary J. Ritzenburg
Ule Gertie Thompson
Funeral for Mrs. Catherine Young at North Market Street
The funeral was held at the deceased's North Market Street residence at 11 Saturday morning. Rev Luther Rubiman conducted services. Pallbearers included George Lewis Geo Stull Jr Kenneth Young Harry Toanz Berry Beanfelder and John Woodward of Baltimore. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Undertaker F Schroeder.
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Catherine Young
North Market Street
Luther Rubiman
George Lewis
Geo. Stull, Jr
Kenneth Young
Harry Toanz
Berry Beanfelder
John Woodward
Baltimore
College Tonight at Woman's College Promises Delightful Evening
Lovers of fine music may enjoy Beth at the Woman's College this evening. Miss Clara Mae Bryant will recite, Mr. Scott Heywood will play cornet solos, and local musicians Misa Marie Diehl and Misa Blanche Shriner will perform. The program is billed as one of the season’s most delightful entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Woman's College
Clara Mae Bryant
Scott Heywood
Misa Marie Diehl
Misa Blanche Shriner
Moving Day Approaches As April First Nears
The annual moving day on April 1 looms, with some households already settled in new homes. A few residents have completed the shift and will dodge the Unpleasant duty of packing and relocating on moving day.
March Weather Describes Shifting Temperatures
Yesterday mixed winter and spring with rain and snow in the morning making walking disagreeable. By afternoon it cleared and warm sunshine ended the wintry feel.
Saturday Night's Alarm At East Second Street Fire
On Saturday evening a stove left unattended in the bathroom at the residence of Mr L M L Nixdorff on East Second street caused a small fire. It was extinguished without damage with no fire department needed. Mr B T Besant assisted and suffered minor burns to his hands and scorched eyebrows.
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L. ML Nixdorff
East Second Street
B T. Besant
Nash E Cramer reception at new office rooms
Mr Nash E Cramer real estate loan and fire insurance agent will hold a reception in his new office rooms on the second floor of the First National Bank building on Wednesday April 3 1895 from 2 to 3 pm All his friends are invited The Republican Association will meet at their room on Red Charter Street after routine business Thaddeus Bisar will deliver an address
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Nash E. Cramer
First National
The
Republican Association
Bir
Thaddeua Biser
I Want High Quality Hominy Call For Neal Shinee
Readable text fragment mentions hominy and a call for Neal Shinee seeking good quality product. The source lacks clear facts about origin dates people or organizations beyond these terms.
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Neal
Shinee
Local News Roundup From Maryland Counties
A testy tally from state papers notes Hagerstown elections for three council seats and a Howard county grand jury ruling on tramp relief. Obits include Berah Stuart of Anapolis and George W. Coldenstroth of Bladensburg. Other items report deaths at Havre de Grace, a burned building in Carroll County, and a fire origin inquiry. Cardinal Gibbons declined a St John’s College address due to Rome travel.
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Mere
Youterder
Haressed la Chaere
Hagerstown
Howard County
Berah Stuart
Anasporis
M. Perry
Queen Annes County
Harford County
Takoma
Montgomery County
Cargin Valentine
Unis
Caroll County
George W. Coldenstroth
Bladensburg
Aitie Boy
Ellicou City
Fannie Hoke
Jacob and
Sarah Hoke
Haford County
Havre de Grace
Albert
Kemp
Alavre de Grace
John Calvin Hoffman
Church Sanday Mar
Zug Tira
Hillah Wagoner
Carroll County
Cardinal Gibbons
St. John's College
Annepolis
Rome
Banton
Shes
Fullcott Ohsy
Wedding Dress Plans for Kiss Letter and Hon. Geo Curzon
The letter outlines Kiss Letter's wedding attire for her marriage to Hon. Geo. M. Curzon. The gown will be heavy cream white satin with exquisite point lace trim and veil, skirt under nine yards around the hem. A fawn silk walking dress features mauve velvet trim, matching hat and parasol. A dahlia silk reception dress includes white lace and dahlias. One bonnet is a butterfly of spangles with rhinestone buckle, soft lace at the edges.
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Kiss Letter
Geo. M. Curzon
Meeting in Ca tenayille backs bird protection bill
A gathering of gentlemen in Ca tenayille endorsed a forthcoming bill to protect songbirds and feathered species. The proposal targets killing or egg destruction of bluebirds thrushes martins mockingbirds swallows orioles red birds cat birds whippoorwills wrens goldfinches sap suckers and woodpeckers with penalties from two to ten dollars.
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Catenayille
A Five Mare Sold in Lexington to Taney-Lawn Buyer
Mr William Jesse Roberta of Taney Lawn visited Lexington Kentucky and purchased the mare Roberta from Bermuda and Messenger Calef bloodlines. Roberta, a six year old brown horse with a 220 racing record, is touted as among Kentucky’s finest mares and will race in the 2.30 class. Previous entry fees are paid. Roberta to be shipped directly to New York for training expenses.
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William Jesse Roberta
Taney- Lawn
Lexington
Roberta
Bermuda
Messenger Calef
Kentucky
New York
Maryland Seeks Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor
Principal E B Prettyman of the State Normal School urges Governor Brown to issue a proclamation declaring Thursday April 11 Arbor Day in Maryland. The governor is at Old Point Comfort. The day calls for schoolchildren to plant trees and promote tree care around schools and rural areas.
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Maryland
E B. Prettyman
State Normal School
Brown
Stat Ite
Old Point Comfort
Counterfeit Quarter and Early Ad Signs of Fads
Officials in Baltimore detect an excellent counterfeit 1893 coin that matches the appearance and color but sounds off when struck. The piece is paired stamping yet fooling experts. Other items touted include a liquid laxative Syrup of Figs and assorted inexpensive novelties like copper pins, hair combs, and Japanese scarfs, advertised with eager claims of novelty and demand.
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Baltimore
Hamburg
Gasce
Val
Carpet Department Lively Week In Carpet Room
Carpet department reports lively business this week as new carpets prove themselves highly satisfactory. Call and come see the selection and deals in the carpet room.
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Call
Ace
Observer fails to locate Key tomb and Barbara Fritchie home
An Observer from Hanover visits Frederick in a Reformed Church Messenger piece. He notes a patriotic journey from the tomb of Key to the Sophisticated Woman’s College, admiring architecture and landscape, but cannot find Key’s tomb or Barbara Fritchie’s home, wondering if he saw the cobblestones.
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Jove
Eey
Frederick
Bey
Key
Alte
Barbara Fritchie
Reading Postponed To Tomorrow At Dr Johnson Residence
Miex Dich requests the Indulgence of her Heading Club to delay this evening's reading to tomorrow at the residence of Dr. George Johnson on Second Street. The reading will occur at 7 p.m. at 2 p.m.
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Wibs Diebl
Clay
Miex Dich
Club
George Johnson
Do Second Street
At & P.m
Dramatic Readings at Woman's College by Miss Bryant
Grand Literary and Musical Entertainment announces Miss Clara Mae Bryant in dramatic and humorous readings at Woman's College on March 25. Accompanied by Boots Heywood, Miss Dieh, pianist, and Miss Shriner, soloist. Reserved seats 35 cents, general admission 25 cents. Tickets sold at Veakle's Rhodes store and Yeako store. Gold medals prize for top ticket sellers, with additional rewards. City Hall event on April 8, 1895. Also broadcast about Welsbach Burners at George A. Gilbert's store, showing gas savings and brighter light, with orders via the Gas Company at 24 Went Patrick Street.
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Clara Mae Bryant
Woman's College
Miss Bryant
Boots Heywood
Misa Ay Dieh
Biguche Shriner
Tiskets On Sale Veakle
Rhose
Yeako
Tcketa
Rhodes
City Hall
George A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Jesa
Baltimore
Gas Company
Patrick Street
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Wor
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Das, E. Warer
Allen Roerback
Am Rostrace
Nest Door City Hotel
H. Blackston
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B. H. Bracstor
the Boss Bock
Orereeninen
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A.C. Lipps
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Telephona So
Frederick, Mt
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Coltmsia Brewing Cor
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Chas
N. Hauer
Buffalo Baloon
D. H. Best
Wright
A.M
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Bseorge
Wiersa
Anp & Court
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Bisck Jares
Einorcas
Correspond
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East Seventh St
Prederick
Indian Spring
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Frederick Md. Oead
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U. P. Harding
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