Weather Forecast Update From Washington Dispatch
Special Weather Bureau report notes storm moves from North Pacific toward Northern Montana with a second disturbance forming over South Dakota. High pressure over the Great Lakes and Northeast brings rising barometers. colder conditions in the Lake region and New England, warmer from the South Atlantic to the Gulf, with fair skies but increasing cloudiness along the Atlantic coast.
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Wasumerox
D. C
A.m. Torlens
W. Hammeton
North Pacific
Montens
South Dakota
New England
Middle Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Lake
Ohio
Mississippi
South Atlantic
Baat Gulf States
Texas
Dakotas
Atlantic
Hiteras
Emerport
Mote
Advertisers listed in digest and drugs section
A fragment from a newspaper page notes reliable advertisers and mentions Digestive Cota and druggists. It lists Allen Rohrback and E. Haller with a property for sale at 127 N Market Ss among other goods such as oysters and dry goods.
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Ldruggste
Allen Rohrback
E. Haller
Brief Bits: Local notes from Walkersville to Martinsburg
Condensed milk factory aiming to open at Walkersville around April. Frederick Gap Club grounds to have a wire fence replacing a board fence. Doctors use a skin remedy whose eruptions are invisible to the naked eye. Over 55,000 seals were taken on the Pribilof Islands last year. Last iron railing panel in front of Frederick County National Bank removed. negotiations handled by E. A. Shriner. Frank Philips of Frederick captured a 16-pound German carp in the Monocacy by net. Barry Summers of Yellow Springs joined W. B.rine milk delivery. Martinsburg electric light plant sold at public auction for 13,500 to W. E. Tebo.
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Walkersville
Frederick Gap Club
Pribylof
Frederick
Barry Summers
Yellow Springs
Wr. Btine
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. E. Tebo
PURELY PERSONAL is Toe 'Who Come and Go
Mr. Thomas H. Haller left this morning for Baltimore. Wm Hasskarl, visiting in the country, has returned home. Mrs. Wm Rider of Baltimore, visiting Frederick, returned this morning. Mr W Boiacher of Illinois, son of Mr Wath Huffectes, arrived at Brownsville last night on a visit. Thomas Ichley of Petersville was in Frederick today. Laws bee la on a short visit to this city. O Stone of Chicago arrived yesterday to attend a. James C Clarke, hist of Genel Vstke, his son, of Frederick.
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Thomas H. Haller
Baltimore
Wm. Hasskarl
Wise
Wm. Rider
Tn Frederick
W. Boiacher
Uinols
Wath Huffectes
Brownsville
T. Thomas Ichley
Petersville
Frederick
O. Stone
Chicago
James C. Clarke
Genel Vstke
Prederick
Mauleby
Dougherty House
Mainsala
Mainsala. “We Were S’tleg There and I Told Them If Wey World
Monteree
Delaubier
Bert Oaid
Mann
Bea
Maulsby
Mr Maulsby
Mr. Maulaby
Shres
Carlin Houss
Main
Kotes
Geort Crier Becklay
Sience
John J. Linney
Wm. P. Manlaby
John C. Motter
Frank L. Stoner
Vincent Sel
Edward
Famous Frederick County bribery trial opens with crowd
The State's case against Frank Morrison James H Delaughter and W T Main begins in Frederick County Court with about 55 witnesses. Main testifies detailing an alleged deal for Montervue Hospital superintendency while Morrison and Delaughter deny any agreement and claim the indictments are defective.
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Frederick County
Wo. Morrison
James H. Deaughter
Preaerick County
Tobias F. Mats
Monterne Hospita
Court House
Court Park
Fudge James McSherry
Associste
John A. Lynch
McSherry
Council
Annapolis
Motter
Defense
Eichelberger
Hichelberger
Mann
Wm. P. Maulsby
Maulaby
Sddreaa
A. Leader
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Charities and Correction
Adolphus Fearhake
Montevue
Charles E. Gillelan
Main
Maulsby
City Hotel
Houze
Messrs. Morrison and Delaughter
House
Bir
Morrison
Dougherty
Etsad
Chloe
Hotel Arrivals List From Last Day
Yesterday noon the hotel arrivals include Crix Horaz and many guests. Names such as Stone and wife, Clark of Mobile, Chas. A Swan, W. W. Douglas of Washington, B. R Mart, J. N. Edwards, Jas H. Clempson of Clemsonville, K. M. McDuell of Knoxville, H. Kelmer of North Sims Ohio, G B Leavenworth Connecticut, Fergerton, Burtnett of Harrisburg, Bramwrell, Goodwin of Ino, Daley, J. J. Quincy, Richard Laws Lee, Aumerickhouse, Reuter of Baltimore, Canute House, Koons, Miler, Dehl of Baltimore, Hanover, Flynn of Boward, Orndorff of Hanover, and Matthews of Lantz are listed with arrivals around the county and Grove House.
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Crix Horaz
Stone
O. C
Clark
Mobile
Chas. A Swan
W. W. Douglas
Washington
B. R Mart
W. Shaw
J. N. Edwards
W. H. Jones
Philadelphis
Jas H. Clempson
Clemsonville
K. M. McDuell
Knoxville
H. &. Kelmer
North Sims
Ohto
Hageratown
Grove House
Joseph Flynn
Boward County
GH. Orndorff
Hanover
J. Matthews
Lantz
Property Deeds and Real Estate Transfers Noted
Joseph D Green and wife deed five acres and more or less to Lemuel Clem for a token price. Charles H Abb and Alice B transfer to Joseph Cronise a house and lot in Frederick city valued at 2500. Martin T Buzzard conveys to trustees for Acacia Lodge No 15 a lot in Thurmont for 19.0. The remainder references a medical claim about remarkable cures by Poodster siperdis claiming unparalleled blood benefits.
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Joseph D Green
Lemuel Clem
Chas. H. Abb
Alice B
Joseph Cronise
Frederick City
Martin T. Buzzard
Acacia Lodge
A. M
T. Ie
Court of Appeals rules Avirett inebriate act constitutional
The Court of Appeals sustains chapter 247 of 1334 declaring the care of habitual drunkards constitutional. Justice Roberts writes the opinion for the mayor and city council of Baltimore against the Keely Initiatives, upholding city funding for treatment and maintenance of habitually intoxicated residents. The decision states the act aims to protect public health and safety and that cure may follow treatment, affirming mandamus to pay $100 for treatment costs. An accompanying notice details a DAR meeting and local social notes including a baseball opening in Baltimore and shop ads.
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Court of Appeals
Roberts
Baltimore
Keely Initiate
Maryland
Superior Court of
Baltimore City
Joke
Balumore
Legia Istora
Lord Bacon
Justice Harlan
Roberta
General Assembly
Iy Fa
A Gpelting Bee by YMWC social society
The second bifal social by the YMWC featured a literary society and Ladies Armillary gathering. After readings and solos by Mie Firestone and others, President White turned the meeting over to Mrs AL, Rader. The evening's centerpiece was the "opening Bee" with rival leaders and a prolonged contest won by Mr KRCU White. Social games followed, with praise for the host, and a future unique event promised by the Literary Society. Removals and local notices conclude the item.
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YMWC
Mie Firestone
Young
White
Mra AL
Rader
Bauer
Addon
C. White
Iddea
Uoder
Krcu White
Mader
Sutro Sisters Star in Farewell Recital Amid Bright Interest
The Sutro Sisters delivered a varied program at Harris's Academy Concert Hall in Baltimore attracting a large audience before their two year European tour. A future recital is planned at the Woman's College on Tuesday April 16 as part of their continued reception. A fire damaged tobacco stock sale and bike bargains were advertised nearby by local merchants Keyser & Co. and Brish & Baker with notices for an auction and bicycle offerings. A WCTU entertainment is announced at ME. Ghuren Church Street on Friday March 29.
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Baltimore
Tay
Europe
Harris
Academy
San
Sutro
Woman's College
Brish & Baker
North Market Street
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the Daily News
Torte
Irgerfal
Esa Mateuf
Steet
Neemxen
Gerusa Behr
Eutabel
Wile
Lewin
Reusohrrey Marshall
Howerd Crusty
New Markets
3. W
N. W
S. W
NW. W
Mr. Main
Montevat Hospital
Scence
Aulee
Ibe
E. Oline
Brussels
Inese Matti
Poods Ter. Siperdis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Society
St . East Franklin Street
John Ritchie
Jervis Spencer
Ritchie
Miss Richards
Washington, D. C
Mra. Putnam
Tews
Frederick Uniona
Brust
Mouaz
Ross
Moles- Worth
Kiy
Mulliniz
Weesaapecia
Hamburg
Ana Val
Val
SA. Davenport
Dr. Beale
Abraham Davenport
Whittler
Connecticut
Hiboderick
Middletown
George W. Ketteman
Double Pipe Creek
A.B. D. Warfield
Ferk
Clarence Schroeder
Oakland
Sutro Sisters
Cleveland
Eagle
Columbia
Remington
Keyser & Co
South Market Street
W. C T.U
ME. Ghuren
D. E. Best
New Dress Bluffs
D. H. Best
Hohta Market Street
Oontain View Poultry Yards
Wil
Plymouth Rocks
Indian Spring
Tom
W. Harry Goodseill
George H. Wiener
Axp & Court
Mooes
UCE
Dock & Neidig
Emre Coen
Huike BK
NEMU
de BiCk & Buac
A. T. Rice & Sox Guneral Directors
Abe
Haspx
Oxson
F. W. Staub
Gall
Staub
Doll Brothers
LD Brothers
North Mareet ST
Waser
Skes
Curren
Mattinge
Dou Brornzns
Thee Raising Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
NEW Spare Goons
Maree
Nts
Otust
KE & W
Wrich W& Quvez
Jas. E. Warszi
Corfe
Chabe and Sanborn
Boston
Auten Rosrsacz
Net
Dook City Hotel
Blackston
End Azz
Jaen
B. H. Busses
Frederick, Md
Tre Bock
Tae
the Boss Bock
J. A. Lepps
Cor. West Patrick and Telegraph Sa Telephone Ns
Prederck MQ
NOPCE
Cerera
Excot
Columbia Brewing Cos
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