Weather and notices from March Weather Forecast and ads
Weather dispatch from March 30 to 31 notes a northeast drift of a storm with rain across the Northern Atlantic States and lower Great Lakes Ohio Valley. Temperatures rise along the Atlantic coast and Gulf States while some districts cool. Highs and lows move eastward, winds shift with weather, and unsettled, cloudy conditions continue into spring. New ads list Dr W G McComas, Gem Store Easter novelties, and spring millinery offerings.
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Weather Bureau
At & P. Ma
Lake Superior
Jase
Atlantic State
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
New England
Jara
Middles
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Upper
Misalssipp
W. G. McComas
B. H Albaugh
Ladies Auxiliary
Spring Lety
Bhefied & Co
Personal notices from Frederick social scene
Purely personal item highlights local residents visiting and returning from trips. Wm MacGill spent time in Frederick after Baltimore work, Nellie McCaffrey of New London is visiting relatives, Jennie Beale returns from Wellesley for Easter, Nannole Ritchie visits her mother, Caroline McSherry hosted by Melanie Boone, others in Washington and Baltimore, Gumbrell family and Rose Burger also noted.
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Wm. MacGill
Baltimore
Frederick
N. BR
D. Mants
Philadelphia
New York
Bisnche Shriner
Nellie McCaffrey
New London
County
Jennie R. Beale
D. J. Beale
Wellesley College
Nannole Ritchie
Washington
West Church Street
Raymond K Cooke
Caroline McSherry
Melanie Boone
C.G. Howard
Washington, D. C
C.G. Helfenstein
C. Sisley Gumbrill
Soo
South
HB. K. Hoes
Wm. Crawford Johnson
Mica Rose Burger
East Patrick Street
Fire destroys stable and farm structures near Liberty
A Wednesday fire at a Liberty area stable and nearby buildings consumed the stable, barn, buggy shed, and other structures. Losses include about six barrels of corn ten bushels of chop one ton of hay and additional articles. Neighboring residents assisted as Mrs Rippeen narrowly escaped. Reverend Eldridge, pastor of Washington M E Church, is recovering from illness and plans to resume duties at Easter after a short rest at Old Point Comfort.
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Liberty
Jane T. Beom
Hill Joes
Rippeen
Thos. B. Maynard
Eldridge Conay
B Olin
Eldridge
Waugh M. E. Church
Washington
Old Point Comfort
State Legislature Debates Reassessment and Bills
Governor Lowaces presents a reassessment message amid intense House debate. A joint Senate-House committee weighs objections. Owens advises on supplemental bill. Senate passes multiple measures, including Baltimore loan, rail and trolley reforms, and corporate oversight. House enacts numerous bills on trusts, pensions, archives, and municipal funding. In Frederick, new election district, tax limits, and school house appropriations advance.
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Lowaces
Sezi
Legionlatare
House
Senate
John E. Uowens
Bamore
Ashio
Baltimore
Allegany County
Baltimore County
Fraternal Trust and Benking Company
Equitable Trust and Guarantee Company
Olla
Isbor
Committee On Elections
W. B. Dowell
Benator
Maryland Historical Society
Virgina Legislaure
Frederick County
NOTRE
Howes
Frederick City
Frederick Olsy
Forgery and Fraud Suspect Arrested in Montgomery Case
William E. Hammers, a Montgomery youth, was seized Saturday by Officer Eichelberger on two warrants for forgery and obtaining goods under felonious pretenses. He is jailed on $400 bail awaiting grand jury action. Allegations include a carpet sale scam to L. M. Dizon with a forged note and multiple dealer victims. Summers allegedly posed as Jacob V. Summers’ son to procure goods, then sold them for a fraction of value.
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Montgomery
Eichelberger
Summers
L. M. Dizon
Jacob V. Summers
Montgomery County
Falal Pratense
The New Spirit in Brunswick Demolished and Fire Destroys Log House
A two story log house adjoining Wenner, Swank & Co. on Bridge street Brunswick was torn down Friday night by men and boys aiming to remove a nuisance. An unoccupied log building on game street near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, belonging to Hayes delta, was attacked by fire about 11:90 o'clock and almost destroyed. The Brunswick fire department responded swiftly, saving nearby property amid a calm night.
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Brunswick
Wenner, Swank & Co
Bridge Street
Bronswick
L. A.montagne
Wheeling
W. Va
Game Street
Deaths in Carroll County Amid Week of Losses
A Westminster Saturday report lists five local deaths in Carroll County over the past week. Mrs. Wants of Pleasant Valley dies at 60 with four daughters and a son. Mrs. Bees of Cranberry Valley passes at 60 with two sons. Mrs. Bargoon of this city dies at 60 leaving two daughters and three sons. Mrs. Conhouer of Marston dies at 60 with one son and daughter. Mrs. Bowers of West Pleasant Valley dies at 76 leaving a son and daughter. A brief obituary notice notes the families and ages.
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Carroll
Westminster
Wants
F. Wantz
Pleasant Valley
Gusan Rewe
Jacob G. Bees
Cranberry Valley
Mary Ann Bargoon
David Bargoon
Jacob Miller
Harriet Conhouer
Cashouer
Marston
Katharine Bowers
George Bowers
West Pleasant Valley
Rachaells of
Smallwood
Danizi
Mount Airy Nephew Race, Death of O C Brehehara Kin
Jona Hood, nephew of O C Brehehara of Mount Airy, allegedly killed a man and hid the body. The body and effects were found, Hood transported the remains to Mount Airy and left a note for his wife promising to kiss the children before he vanished. Hood's family reports fear for his safety.
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Jona W. Hood
O. C. Breeheara
Mount Airy
Mardottsiile
O.C. Breeheara
Big
Cate
News of the State roundup of deaths and events
Dantel C Brace died at Cumberland aged 83. Thomas B Jones died at Jonestown Howard county aged 70. Naval Academy cadets gave a minstrel show. Seven elderly women died across Carroll county last week. James T Walker farmer of Harford county died near Perryman. Republican primary meetings set for April 1 in Montgomery. Hagerstown Street Railway contract moving forward. David R Gmutbh arrested in Washington county on barn burglary charge. C C Bresbear died by suicide at Maytownville near Mt Airy. Westminster fire department cornerstone to be laid on Easter Monday. Applicants for commander of the oyster schooner Frank Brown. Unsuccessful attempt to seize schooner John T Barber at Three Sisters oyster bar. Vansville Farmers Club met at Oak Farm Bellarke. Talbot county canners agree to pay 6 per ton for tomatoes. Bernard Murphy youth lawyer of Cumberland killed accidentally at Midland. Gen Allan Rutherford announces Republican bid for Congress. Prohibitionists of Montgomery county hold convention at Gaithersburg supporting Eugene Laving for President. Elkton trial in murder case Jas B Troms concluded. Judge Wickes expected to rule today.
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Dantel C. Brace
Cumberland
Thomas B. Jones
Jonestown
Howard County
Naval Academy
Carrol Quanty
James T. Walker
Harford County
Perryman's
Hepublicss
Montgomery County
Hagerstown
C. C. Bresbear
Mayriottaville
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
Fire Department
Westminster
Eater Mondey
Frank Brown
John T. Barber
Three Sisters
Vansville
Vansville Farmers’ Club Had A Pleasant Meting At Mr. Samuel W. Beall
Bellarkle
Talbot County
Bernard Murphy
Midland
Allan Rutherford
Congress
Gaithersburg
Eugene Levering
Elkton
Argumedt
Jas. B. Troms
Cant. Thomas Camp
Wickes
Miller Surrenders to Sheriff as Bondsmen Seek New Surety
The bondsman for A Gregg Miller turned him over to the sheriff Saturday morning. Miller was kept at the Carlin House with authorities watching. After failed bail efforts and a writ of habeas corpus, he was returned to the jail briefly before release until today noon, then left for Washington to await August court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gregg Miller
Miller
Carlin House
Tunner
Carlin Howes
McBride
Wetonal Bank
Wm. H. Jams, Tressorer
Baltimore and Nig Railroad Company
Washington
Bicycle Accident Near Middletown Injures Local Confectioner
On Saturday afternoon J. M. Wilhide of North Market Street was thrown from his bicycle while coasting down a steep hill two miles west of Middletown. He suffered facial scratches a wrist sprain and body bruising requiring a physician and will remain at home in Middletown until able to return to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilkide
Downs Hill
Middletown
Wilhide
Frederick
Beet of All To Cleanse the System
An advertisement promotes a universal remedy syrup called Beet of All by the Califronl Fig Syrup Company. It claims gentle cleansing benefits for the family and lists prices of 50 cents for a bottle and $1 for a larger size, with sale through all druggists and mentions seeing it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cstlfonls Fig Syrup Company
SPRING FLITTINGS AND BUSINESS CHANGES
April brings a wave of relocations as residents move ahead of Easter. numerous merchants shift locations on West Patrick Street and North Market Street, including Besant & Rovt after a partner’s death and new tenants at Central Hardware, Marsh area shops, and several home moves along East Patrick Street and Church Street.
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Ucial Ufe
Business Imereu
Aiconget
Besant & Rov
Maaiz
John Nersh
Berger Hss
Remy
iMurkey Street
Singer
North Markeetreet
Mre
Prise
Opee
North Market Street
Shef
Beial & Co
Milifsers
Wil
Wee
Patrick
Norma Tllliner
Charles £. Diffendall
Koasnour
Devot
East Patrick Treet
Central Hardware Company
West Patrick Street
C.C. Waters
G. Wesley Kiadley
George W. Grove
Patrick Ayeset
Witenzanich
William A. Rammeck
Blraly
Palace of Marsh
North Market
Messrs
A. C. McCardell & Son
CG. EB. Chine
Atock
Mestre
W. F. Chilton
East Patrick Street
Frank Grelner
Gippin
Nathan Tyson
Beat Church Street
Willams
East Fourth Street
Simm. Kyron
Geo. J. Wilon
East Patrick
Pretty Home Wedding in Thurmont and Local Social News
A pretty home wedding was held at Mr. William T. Miller's Thurmont residence on Tuesday March 17. Miss Lottie V Miller wed Mr Henry Stambaugh in a ceremony performed by Rev C Castle. Guests from Baltimore attended and a reception followed. Also recounted is a birthday style Beaterarg party for Master John Marsh at the Groff House with about twenty young guests.
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William T. Miller
Thurmont
Lottie V. Miller
Henry Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
C. Castle
A. B. Church
Bessie Miller
E. Stewart
H. Spalding
Harvey A. Miller
Baltimore
Mr. Stewart
Anhoro
William L. MN
M. L. Miller
A. P. Marsh
Groff House
John Marsh
Mise Clara Smith
Smith
East Third Street
Groff
Basco Ball Star Gittinger Signs with Grand Rapids
Frederick baseball figure Mr. Thomas Gittinger has signed to play with Grand Rapids for the season. He awaits word from Manager Ellis and plans to leave for Michigan in a few days to report at base ball headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basco Ball
Thomas Gittinger
Frederick
Ellis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gittinger
Colliflower Freese Tie In Thormont Church
Clarence Wilson Collifower son of J T Colliflower a prominent farmer near Eambsburg and Miss Nore Gabrielle Freese daughter of Jacob Freeze of Thormont were quietly married at the Methodist parish church in Thormont on Wednesday evening March 18 at 7 15 o clock by Rev Maas
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Colliflower—Frereze
Clarence Wilson Collifower
J. T. Collflower
Eambsburg
Nore Gabrielle Freese
Jacob Freeze
Thormont
Methodist Pal Church
Maas
Fire Destroyed Barns and Farm Implements in Wealkershie
A fire at a farm near Wealkershie destroyed a barn and stock belonging to Mr. Jacob Dintermin, with about forty barrels of corn and farming implements lost. Mrs. Dinterman narrowly escaped as the building burned with spectators gathering from Walkersville. property loss estimated between 500 and 1000 dollars with some insurance noted. Republican Primary Meetings Planned Across the County with delegates to state and national conventions to be chosen at upcoming events in Baltimore and Hagerstown. Also listed are advertised letters at Frederick City Post Office for March 28 1896 and a fatal freight train accident near Brunswick involving a man named Turner from Zanesville Ohio.
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Ankscapa
Jacob Dintermin
Wealkershie
Cousty
Dinter Dobe
Goa
Mear- Ume
Dinterman
Walkersville
Frederick City
Appecanta
Quatummes
Ignatius Fealy
M. A. Snodgrass
Near & Co
Berjawin Sherfey
Peeith
J. Walter Smith
B. Wig
Lspirs
Josalo Hutchens
Dole Tremount
Local sale and events draw Frederick crowd tonight
A section announces auction at Gem Store with Easter novelties and chocolate. Meetings of Ladies Auxiliary at Y M U A parlors at 8 80 tonight. Advertising for engraving, bakery start March 30, and by Mrs. Maggie Rhoden at 106 North Market for ice cream and confections with home delivery.
Best and Kepler Spring Capes Offered at Low Prices
Advert reads of a bargain line of spring capes with low figures and high value. It claims hard work and money’s worth, offering winter jackets and a new line just received. The tone urges buyers to inspect goods and compare prices.
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Spring Capes
Lao
Revenue Officers Seize Still and Warm at Wagaman Home
Revenue officers arrived in Em on the first of the month and seized a still and worm from the residence of Samuel Wagaman, who lives on the mountain west of town. The equipment is used in whisky manufacture and is now in the possession of the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharedsy
United States
Internal Revenue
Samuel Wagaman
Message on Wheat Orders Near Salto and Additional Car Load
An order from a gentleman near Salto for about five thousand bushels of chop cites the benefit of feeding kye chop to erase this season. Another gentleman places a car load order for our DiamondTM Zocrot N Lekota ert spring wheat fisar.
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Salto
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