Weather Forecast Misread Sparks Confusion in Marcell County
A garbled weather page shows a forecast for the next 21 hours with threats of rain into Sunday morning and a gradual clearing later. The notice lists officials including Mark W Llarrington of the Weather Bureau and references multiple departments and miscellaneous items, suggesting a clipped local radio or newspaper insert.
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Woasararas, Co
Marcel
Mark W Llarrington
Weather Bureau
Washington, DC
Legislature Debates Delay Passes Bills on State Affairs
Yesterday in the Senate and House debate dominated, with a 42 to 0 vote approving a concurrence in the Senate amendment to the Hayes bill. The session advanced bills regulating clerks in comptroller offices, charter changes for railways, appointment rules for school commissioners, and a state weather bureau. Other actions included extending leave for murdered Baltimore police, Australian ballot statewide, and primary election talks for Montgomery County, plus resolutions on canal use and civil service, while local bills for Baltimore road and county taxation advanced or postponed.
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Veatertay
Tod
Senate
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Haltimore and Towran Railroad Company
aStae Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Hensy
Harford County
Sunator Wootton
Montgomery Taunt
Tlnrnce
Civil Service
Sand Lake
Ilicury
Wirt
Denate House
Baltimore, Hampden and Lake Roland Harlroad Company
We Ill
John
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington and Western Railroad
Messrs
Woottoo and Pear
Brown -Tinks
Smith
Mears Wm. EL. Blans
Joseph J. Stafford
John C. Holland
John Young
German Luther Church of
Frederick
Frederick County
Walkeraville
Frederick Count
Frederick City
Valley Register Notes On Local Residents Health
Midletown section reports on A J Kifne teaching Deer Spring Public School on the attack of illness. Edna Grove daughter of John A Grove of Broad Run suffers a quinay episode. Oldest resident Laweer Alexander recovering from pneumonia. Dr Alexander also had pneumonia. Mrs Frederick Stone improving after grip. Brother Elias Coblentz also able to be out after a long grip illness.
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Midletown
Raye
The
Valley Register
A.J. Kifne
Deerspring
Edna Grove
John A. Grove
Broad Run
Laweer Alexsnder
Alexander
Mra
Frederick Btone
Elias Coblentz
Local Notes From Hanover and Frederick County
Carrie Horlne visits Rev Daniel Schindler in Hanover while Nannie Trapneil returns from Baltimore to Burkittville. County Officials survey roads and bridges. Mrs. Austerman relocates to Iola. Montervue Hospital admits W D Bickerd from Chester Town for dementia. James E B Phobus sent there for 00 days. Ephraim L Lobitt examines schools. John C Hay noted in records. Job K Sheppard’s Court Street restaurant renovated with a gold enamel back bar. Frederick Republican club forms committee for State Convention. Orphaned Court: funds returned to Dr J F McKinney as administrator.
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Mddietown
Peraonaini
Carrie Horlne
Burkittaville
Daniel Schindler
Hanover
Nannie Trapneil
Baltimore City
Galther and
Cromwell
Samuel Auaherman
Berlin
Kanaws
Iola
Samno State
C. C. Ausherman
Auerneas
Austerman
Samuel Leazer
Monterune
W.D. Bickerd
Chestertown
Kent County
Monterue Hospital
Ctrault Court
Sey
James EB. Phobus
Montevue Hospital
Maglatinte Eckateln
Donatalle David
Job K. Sheppard
Court Street
John W. Neipold
Frank T. Rhodes
Dfone
Meeting of Independent Hose Company on railroad rate trip
A meeting of Independent Hose Company No 1 was held to hear the committee report on railroad rates. The committee reports terms with the Pennsylvania Railroad for a trip to the town soon, three days away. Members appointed to arrange the trip include Mesere, Harry Bauer, George Revser, Levy, and David Kolb, with Charles Flemming and George Gilbert chosen as batten mod secretary.
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Independent Hose Company No 1
Railroand Rata
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gow
Harry Uaer
Eorge Revser
Dd & Levy
David Kolb Chackes Flemming
George Gilbert
Batten
Spring Weather Sparks Town Hopes And Advertisers
In a lively note filled with local color, residents report milder weather stirring Easter preparations, shops urging ads for the spring issue, and plans for fairs and concerts. Mentions include Willlie Ways, Beckley's hens, Eugene Albaugh’s ice cream, Dick Jutrow's sod fountain, and McCardell’s tropical fruit display as the town eyes warmer days and a busy campaign season.
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Charlie
Willie
Beckley
Eugene Albaugh
Dick Jutrow
McCardell
Daniel Cronin Returns From Penitentiary Arrests Heron
Daniel Cronin, freed from prison after a five year term, was arrested by Constable Brengle and Officer Brengle on a charge of threats to his family. Bond set at 1000 dollars with Captain Joseph Grom as surety. The 1848 case involved Cronin’s attempt to kill his wife Katie Myora, who survived a flesh wound after Cronin fortified a residence. he was captured, tried, and sentenced at the next court term. He left the Groff House this morning aboard the 15 F. BR. KR team for Harrisburg.
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Heron
Daniel Cronin
Jacob Brengle
G. W. Brengle
Henry F. Huprecht
Joseph Grom
Cronin
Cronin Wan
Lolgiags
Groff
F. BR. KR
Hartaburg
Pleasant pound party and dance at Mrs Me residence
A social evening at Mrs Joh Me in Ulmbul Mintkwe deQuad drew twenty couples who danced until midnight and 2 am with a decorated dining room and flowers. Soatee's Orchestra provided music as Ada Atrasburger and Lacy Etrasburger led the hosting committee. Refreshments followed at 8 pm and guests praised the event as the season’s most pleasant.
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Joh Me
Ulmbul
Soatee
Minnes
Ada Atrasburger
Lacy Etrasburger
Frederick factory praised for modern ice making plant
A visiting representative, Mr Calhoun, inspects the new iron works plant on Patrick Street praising its construction and finish. The article extols the plant’s ice making machinery, its rose and vermilion color scheme, and notes the purification and distillation processes that produce pure artificial ice suitable for medicine and industry.
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Te Gourtey
Joe
Calhoun
Herctus Drow Works
Clingu
Wim Ree
Tae Nawa
Uypern Lee Company
Mr Calhoun
Amoor
Fis
Womstins
Elrreules Iron Works
Bothods
Fullow- Lownsman
Blg
Tala
Pennsylvania
Patrik Street
Frederick
USA
Cramer
Prof
Tyndal
Frankel
Lila
Railroad Notes and benefits at Pennsylvania Railroad
United Express Company has discharged many men with lengthy service, some twenty years. The Volunteer Reliefs Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad pays about 90,100 a month in benefits to the members, including those in Pittsburgh.
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United Express Company
Gereice
Voluntery Reliefs Department
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittaburg
Republican county committee meets to set convention delegates
The Republican county central committee met at 1 am today to elect delegates to the state and district conventions. Chatmas Purnell stated the aim to select delegates by May 4 and to determine the district poll dates in Hagerstown on April 4. April 8 set as district polling day for the county and April 22 for the county convention. The entire authority was delegated to the county State Central Committee to fix the district and county primary details.
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Masten
Cantral Committee
Chatmas Purnell
Aly del Gates
Aluo
Hagerstown
Apel
Rugventon
Central Conmitttee of
Notaing
Wistriet
Death of James Gould at 15 after illness
The Cumberland News reports the death of James Gould son of Councilman Elijah Gould of Lonaconing. He died after a ten day illness from lung trouble and heart disease. He was a student at the Frederick Deaf and Dumb Asylum and learned catnet-making. Interment is planned at Oak Hill, with burial date undecided. The family traveled from Douglas Avenue.
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Cumberland Nowa
James Gould
Elijah Gould
Lonnconing
Cyan Py
Irain
James Waas
Mia Loath
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Frederick
Bly
James Alway
Oak Hill
Douglas Avenue
William Bushinga
Jack
Sountalo
Thomas Bualiman
Emmitaburg
Frederick A. Black
Tener
Dornard J. Black
Richmond
Black
News of the State and legal cases surface in county reports
The state notes address a school placement plan in Howat county to place adenstures for parents. In Lawrence County a tract of violent incident ends with Garvey in surgery as he surrenders to Justice Mouily after an alleged assault on Cleary.
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Kevnte
Juterpestern
Bbere
Venterdiay
Fer
Hess Wol Comey Amd
White
Delaware Conferenur
Boi Johnie Mal LY
Cox Ag
Cuserver
Perona
Tached
Howat
Sil
Howard County
Mloomteton
Cemreett
Kearney
John Cleary
Garvey
Cleary
Wynor
Lida Piatal
Kim Cusary
da Hk
Ben
Tare
Dave Dred
Lim
Garvey de Mominer
Prankiin
Missionaries Arrive in New York After Long Journey
Dr Klavonton’s Interuniuir hosts greet Hames After Many Yearn Abyenca and four others, including James Hoy Neal, returning from Khantung North China. They traveled with Mr Neal’s sisters Milas Hoag and Mira Martha, meeting at the Book on arrival and staying in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania.
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Hames
James Hoy Neal
Eteht Yente
Khantung
North China
Airs Neal
Dev
Klavwnton
Interuniuir
Emmttesburg
Neal
Milas Hoag
Mira Martha
New York
Orm
Bloomsburg
High School Entertainment at Frederick Male Heb School
A school program at Frederick Male Heb School featured a roll call and minutes by Robert Nicodemus followed by performances and recitations. Participants included Harry Best Charles Brunner Charles Rhoderick Elmer Gorwman and others, with readings and musical numbers concluding the event.
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Frederick Male
Realty transfers list with several county properties
Itval Estate Trapestrs and Frederick Ulre transfer to oC. Bpeed in South election district of Frederick County. Mutual Land and Improvement Co of Northnore City sells two Brunswick lots to John F P Hess for 600 dollars. Albert Wolf and wife transfer real estate in Frederick County to Colin A Tom a for 270 dollars.
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Itval Estate Trapestrs
Frederick Ulre
Bpeed
Sth
Prederdck Co
Mutual Land and Improvement Co
Northnore City
John FP. Hess
Brunawick
Albert Wolf
Colin A. Toma
Frederick Co
Philomatheans Debate Immigration in Weekly Meeting
The Philomathean Literary Society held its regular weekly meeting in the Ztch son building on South Market street. Members transacted routine business and planned readings and recitations. A debate on encouraging foreign immigration to the United States was conducted, and the question was decided in the negative.
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Rive
Philomatheans
Philomatheen Literergy
Ztch+son
South Market Street
United States
Fragmented Local Notice From OCR
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