History and Weather Notes From The Daily News
The March 8 report recalls a Civil War veteran born in Kewpost and details his wartime service, intertwined with local history. The Weather Forecast from The Kews in Washington, D.C. predicts cooler conditions west of the Rockies and fair statewide, with notes on possible rain and cold or warm waves translating to upcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thkoreas West Sherman
Sokter
Kewpost
Willem Teevisseh
Moconet
Ueuele
Tke Bo Gstogmabed
Sle Quant
Pers
Leemmash
Hanser Toe
Bycdal Dasparia
Wastreton
D.C
Pats
Watnesday
Middle
New Englard
Rocky Mountains
Lake
Ohio
Central
Mississippi
Atlantic
North Carolina
Lower
Lake Region
Lake Superior
New Advertisements Today in The Eve
Early edition catalog shows Smith's offering over 100 titles and a call to heartigters with lines about Loy Perry Rodock and Nefdig. The note urges readers not to forget Smith's goods and services as the ad appears for the first time.
Short Talks on Advertising and Budgeting for Ads
An instructional piece urges advertisers to track daily and weekly sales from last year, schedule ads against predicted shortfalls, and use space efficiently. It compares ad spending to medicine, stressing judicious, well-timed campaigns and avoiding wasteful excess while aiming to beat prior year performance. It also provides copy deadlines for Tar Warxly News.
Personal notes from city residents and visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Erback of 68 East Church street left yesterday for Rochester after their brother's funeral. Miss Eleanor Howard, formerly a guardian to Mr. J. Frank Ellis of Washington, has returned. Mr. Bradley T. Heard of Pittsburgh visited the family of his brother, Mr. William Heard, then returned home. Mr. Robert Swan of Allegheny City visited his aunt Mrs. Ellen Blake on Record street and leaves tonight for a trip to Washington and Baltimore before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Sean will be at home at 145 Jackson Street, Allegheny, after April 3. Mr. W. Scot Heywood left this morning to arrange entertainment. he and Miss Bryant will appear, with Miss Bryant remaining in Frederick for a few days. Both express pleasure with the city. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for real merit and claimed to cure after other preparations fail. Get Hood's only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erback
East Church Street
Rochester
Sundey
Mies Eleanor Howard
J. Frank Ellis
Washington
Bradley T. Heard
Pittsburg
Wiliam Heard
Robert Swan
Alisgeesy City
Ellen Blake
Record Street
Baltimore
Sean
Jackson Street
al Tgheny
Alter
W. Sc
Elocution and Music Entertain at Woman's College
A refined audience enjoyed a mixed program of elocution and music led by Miss Clara Mae Bryant, W Beott Heywood, Miss Bissche Briner, and Miss Marie Diehl. The performance featured dialect pieces, classics, cornet solos, and encores, with Bryant praised for poise and stage presence and Heywood delivering masterful numbers.
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Woman's College
Clara Mae Bryant
W. Beott Heywood
Bissche Bbriner
Mies Marie Diehl
Pissin
Miss Bryant
Dewey Reywood Company
Heywoor
Max Adler
Cornet
Colver Polka
Steinhauser
W. Scott Heywood
Sarah Winter Kellogg
Jobn Vance Cheney
Fritz’ Troubles
Anon
Mavenet
Mixa Shriner
Nora Perry
Milas Bryant
Old Madrid
Heywood
the Palms
Mr. Heywood
Little Boy Blue
Eugene Field
Sandy McDonald
Signal
Misa Bryant
William C. Birely
The
Christian Association
Maryland School shirts with M B D letters
BRIEF BITS reports ten baseball shirts produced by B Rosenour and sons for the Maryland School team bearing the letters M B D. The notes touch on various local items including a false fire alarm fine, a railroad car repaint, a new residence, awning installations, and auction of household goods.
Won a Watch at The Buffalo by Lottery
Mr Charles N Hauer proprietor of The Buffalo gave away last night a handsome old watch to the holder of the lucky ticket Wm Ely was the winner with over three thousand tickets issued in ten days The envelope was opened by Police Justice GC Edstein who read 390 576 The duplicate ticket holder Mr Big claimed the prize and Mr Hauer plans to give away eight watches each week this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Hauer
the Buffalo
Benger
Wm. Ely
Buffalo
Trcketholders
Edstein
Mr. Big
Funeral for Archibald T. Snowfier Held at Manor
The funeral of Archibald T. Snowfier was held yesterday at 10 o'clock from his Manor home. Rev. Page of Episco pal Church of Adamstown conducted the service. Pallbearers were We Chisws, Themas B. Thomas, Calvin Bready, George Thomse, Robert Padgett and Richard Thomas. Interment followed at Mt. Olive Cemetery. W H B Etchison was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanerale
Archibald T. Snowfier
Rev. Page
Episcopal Church of
Adamstown
Themas B. Thomas
Calvin Bready
George Thomse
Robert Padgett
Richard Thomas
Mt. Oilvet Cemtery
W.H. B. Etchison
Andertaker
Independent reel team practices ahead of Frostburg event
Members of the Independent reel team tested their reels yesterday afternoon in a practice run while preparing for the firemen's demonstration at Frostburg next June. A slight change in the team lineup is expected before the event. Lord Roseberger reports significant sleep loss amid wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Lord Roseberger
Frederick Republican Association Holds Weekly Meeting
The Frederick Republican Association conducted its regular weekly session with a finance committee report praising strong finances. Secretary notes leadership at two hundred and A%ly-four and recounts early history of the party, including support for John C. Fremont and the Lincoln election in 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicas Asociaties
Frederick Republican Asociation
TM. Bier
James P. Perry
Iitt
Lothers
Himsel
John C. Freemont
United States
Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
Reso
Centennial Celebration Planning Meeting In Fredericksburg
A Fredericksburg city assembly meets at the City Opera House this evening at o clock to hear the centennial committee report. The Philharmonic Orchestra will perform choir selections and the report lists the program details and committee members. All patriotic citizens are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera House
Philharmonic
Trial date set for indicted county commissioners
The Twenty Commission ers prepare for the trial day in Frederick with a large witness list and a summoned jury. Arbor Day was declared April 11 by Governor Brown, who rejected changing dates due to Holy Thursday. The Lunacy Commission reports Montague Hospital as better run with capable attendants and good care. Dr. Lee and Frederick health officer Dr. Smith toured Montevue and praised its management.
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Frederick
Tris
Able Connect
Psblis
House
Mooteree Co.run
Lunac Commission
Haa
Montague Hospital
Lee
State Lunacy Commission
F. B. Smith
Baltimore April Weather Averages From Local Observations
Data compiled by Dr C P Cronk shows April weather in Baltimore over four years. Prevailing winds from the northwest. Average precipitation about 0.327 inches. Mean temperature around 54 degrees with highs to 90 on April 9 1888 and a low of 24 on April 9 1875.
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Baltimore
C. P. Cronk
Fire Alarm Project Members Seek Electric System for Frederickt City
The Freder ick general conference committee of three fire companies appoints a sub committee led by J Roger McSherry to invite proposals for an electric fire alarm storm system and to urge city purchase based on firefighter recommendations. Weverton Will Wier near Brunswick, on the Baltimore and Ohio line, is set for a boom. J B Preston clears land on the mountain east slope for building lots as sales begin with homes pending. A church and public schoolhouse are among expected improvements.
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Frederick
J. Roger McSherry
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Daniel H. Steiner
John Ebenhauer
Jacob B. Tyson
Ll. R. Heck
Properala
Thebsis
Weverton
Baltimore and
Olio
Brunswick
3. B. Preston
Brunswick Mayor John L Martin Resigns
Brunswick mayor John L Martin resigns after a regular Angus Isat election. A council appoints a successor at the April meeting after election and qualification. The mayoral term is two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravewick
John L. Martin
Brunswick
Angus
Isat
Apri
Runaway Accident on South Market Street Injures Luther Horine
Between twelve and one o clock a runaway team attached to a farm wagon started to run down Market street after a boy tried to stop them. Luther Horine of Jefferson county was thrown between the wagon and the bridge cajo, carried to Dr Longs office where injuries were found to be serious though not life threatening. The wagon was damaged. Also notices: Annie Hargett ill with grippe and rheumatism, improving. Wm Eldridge at the post office ill but able to walk out. Gen James C Clarke condition unchanged at City Hotel. Nannie Ball sick on West Second Street.
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Topay & Raneway
South Market Street
Luther Horine
Jefferson
Horine
Cituen
Nuslons Bank
Market Street
Hemme
Horie
Woa Long
Ga Craminsthn
Sariouatr
Dr. Long
Annie Hargett
Esat Church
Street
Ja Grippe
Wm. Eldridge
Post Office
Karaath
James C. Clarke
Mies Nannie Ball
Weat Second
G.thomas
Clary
Dace
Ecopaboro
Washington
Frederck
Fair
Thormonat
Farmers’ and Mechanice Bank
Zsiorr
Patrick Street
Wastoni
East 7Th Street
Patrick St. Frederica
Deaths and local notices from West Fourth Street and area
The death of Mrs. Mary E. Lewis at age 60 is noted along with funeral details for Thursday at 2 pm and Mt. Olivet Cemetery. An infant son of Edward Palmer of Myersville died of measles with burial at the Lutheran graveyard. Maryland firemen statistics and a note on a new telephone company plan for cheap lines are mentioned, plus Miss Sutro sisters’ recital at the Woman's College on April 16 with plans for London engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lewis
Mary E. Lewis
Lewis
West Fourth Street
Mt. Olivet
Edward Palmer
Myersville
Local notice on dumping grounds and cheap book sale
Notice from A G MicDaniel agent of Pennsylvania Railroad inviting ash and dirt haulers to dump on the company ground south of Patrick Street crossing. Also advertises Smith's Temple of Fancy offering cheap reading matter and various goods with emphasis on low prices and closing out secondhand books at minimal prices.
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Patrick Street
A. G. MicDaniel
Pennsylvania Mailroad Company
SULLINIZ 4 KEMP Wor FOR MEN Weesii special attention
Ladies are urged to notice a selection of late novelties including Best and Czarina Buckles hat pins and hairpins in aluminum guaranteed not to tarnish. Also Japans scarfs in new colors Hamburg Swiss and Vel edges to trim ribbons. Newest patterns and colors advertised. Carpet room reports strong sales of new carpets. Visit to see prices and goods.
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Hamburg
Swiss
Val
Daughters of the American Revolution honor Mrs. Ritchie
Invitations go out for a Thursday reception at the society rooms honoring aisle regent Mrs. John Ritchie of Free. The Modern Way proclaims a pleasant effective cleanse. Syrup of Figs advertised as a gentle liquid laxative without harsh after effects.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Society
John Ritchie
Free
Piesh Bird Beed Cookery Items Highlight Local Sale
Local ad lists piesh bird beed at 8 cents per pound and fresh goods from Smith's Temple of Fancy. It touts baby coaches line as a Frederick Street display and claims lowest prices on new 25 cent books at 10 cents, plus assorted titles by Ukariitie M Braime.
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Frederick St Senith’s Temple of Feccy
Ukarietie M Braime
Dore Thorne
Smith
Uney
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the Daily News
N. W
Plencyat
Hood
Charles L. Little
Frederick County
Josep C. Johnson
Pawnes Bill
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. E. Frazier
Brish & Baker
A. P. Marsh
Groff House
Walter Saunders
Uy Opera House
Thewenty Commissioners
Brown
Theresay
Prettyman
State Norms
Ruraway
DEAT
J. Joe McSherry
Maryland State Firemen's Associaion
Maryland
Interstate Telephones Company
Sutro
Butro
Hbase
Woman’s College
London
Loogal
Belarges
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Sulliniz
Kemp
Meaunix & Kaur
Heneal
Yeaale
Sicketz
Cbsidren
City Hall
George A. Gubert
North Market Street
Wea
D. H. Best
D. H. Bei
North Marert
George H. Wiener
Axp Scourt BT
J Cabey
Ountain View
Frederick Stair
And
Indian Spring
W. Harry Soodeeles
Frederick Md
Thomas & Clary
Keaneld
Marzadine
Brenewick
C. M. Werner
Bronewich, Md
Salemen
Ceara
Sasa
Sosa
Roe, Stizoe
Landis & Co_Shippessburg
Pamarochy
Alfred Ritter
Alfred Eliters Aacres
ASD
Abecrafts
Faskion
Burmau
John Harpatoxson
Fr. V. Staub
Fang Barty
Califoria
Doll Brothers
Pm Brothers
North Market
PRI _&S
Marner
J. BH. Gamsrill
MY Queen
the Railing Grocery CO
Scrixes
Trovsnarses
Goarawrmp
Chancrey
Joan A, Kennedy
Mabert of
NEWB
Bodocok & Weds
A. T. Rio
SCH
Feetasusaee
A. T. Rice & Son Funeral Directors
Embalmere
North Market Stree
Fitderkx
James ER. Walker
Walker
Particola anehTiy
GEING
TOU
Jas. E. Wanixsi ,Co
Allen Robrbace
Auten Roassacay
Heltdouk City Hotel
B. H. Bladeston
Fauave
B. H. Buavxster
Frederice, Bel
O. Pat “Bockt
the Boss Bock
Tex
Bartholomayt Bere
Lipps
Cor
West Patrick and Telegraph S
Frederick Notice
Columbia Brewing Cos. Berr
East 5Th Stree
Fichelle
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