Weather outlook for New England and Atlantic States
Rain Saturday forecast with high pressure over New England and Atlantic States. Local showers in Misass alpp Valley and Lake regions, Pacific coast showers, and a slight pressure drop across districts except Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic States. Temperatures rise in New England and Lake regions, fall in Eastern Gulf and Northwest. Potential rain in Middle and South Atlantic Eastes and Ohio Valley. Cold or warm waves may bring rapid changes in a day or two.
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Gilgully
W. Hasumeroy
Weather Bureau
New England
Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Misassalpp
Pacific Coast
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Lake
Rocky Mountain Alope
Middle
Ohio Valley
New Eugland
Atlailc
Brief Bits from Maryland and Nearby Areas
John F Wayler reelected warden of Maryland penitentiary. Howard Kasamauil cut grass improving park. Rehearsal of operetta Princess Phosa Saturday all participants to attend. J Wesley Cling near Myersville killed three copper snakes two 2 ft 9 in and one 2 ft 6 in. Mare of Wm S Flook near Petersburg broken leg on 16th ult age 22. William Gilnert and James Sinman Highland Middletown Valley killed a rattlesnake 54 feet long. Mrs James O Bassard near Middletown has a fine large temperate with five dozen tall grown frit specimens. Letter carrier Charles T Boist han died 7 445 pieces of mall in Middletown free delivery April. Colored people excursion season by Church Baltimore about 127 tickets from Freder...
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John F. Wayler
Maryland Penitentiry
Howard Kasamauil
Princess Phosa
J. Wesley Cling
Myarsville
Flook
Petera- Tille
William Gilnert
James Snman
Highland
Middletown Valley
James O. Bassard
Middletown
Charles T. Boist
Church
Baltimore
Personal notices from Frederick society column
Purely personal items list Miss Bessie Clabsugh returning home from visits in Charles ton West Virginia and Washington DC. Mr Richard Potts returning from Baltimore. Mrs Kingebaker of Quincy Illinois visiting sister Mrs Wioe burg on North Market street. Mr David Lowenstein of Baltimore in Frederick today. Mrs John A Markell visiting sister Mrs John Roberts in Westminster. Grant Van Fossen editor of Sharon Daily Telegram in Frederick after death of his sister.
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Bessie Clabsugh
Frederick
Charleston
W. Va
Washington, D. C
Richard Potts
Baltimore
Kingebaker
Quincy
Wioeburg
North Market Street
David Lowenstein
John A. Markell
John Roberts
Westminster
Grant van Fossen
Sharon, Pa
Telegram
Hymeneas Married at Poolesville Presbyterian Church
Miss Hattie M daughter of Arron Hershberger and Lawrence A Chiswell of Nicholson and Chiswell were united in marriage at noon on Wednesday in Poolesville Montgomery county. The Presbyterian church was filled with friends and floral decorations were pretty. Rev Dr Pittroan officiated.
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Poolesville
Hattie M
Arron Hershbergers
Montgomery County
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence A Chiswell
Nicholson & Chiswell
Dickeraon Station
Same County
Pittroan
Frederick Clearing Hones Marks Second-Best Year
The Frederick Clearing House Association closed its second year of business yesterday. The clearances for the year totaled 5,041,237.56 with balances of 1,831,133.45, higher than the prior year by about 43,600.
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Frederick Clearing
Frederick Clearing House Association
News of the State and Local Deaths and Court News
A string of brief notices reports deaths of Munsor P. Heary near Easton William Supple near Greensboro and Willes B Smallwood ex register of Wis in Prince George's County Rev Winfred Shaw of Bon Deposit's Presbyterian Church and court actions in Annapolis. George Derr anta canes Mans vega earths and docket questions loom as the Court of Appeals prepares to release opinions mid June. Jacob Benson’s condition after his murder conviction is under review at Ellicott City.
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Munsor P. Heary
M Easton
Weetminster
Supple
Greensboro
T. Compsell
Willes B Smallwood
Wis
Prince George’s County
Winfred Shaw
Presbyterian
Bon Deposit
Wm F. Rogers
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Jane
George H. Roche
Sens Grove Asylum
M. D. Morris
Pamner
Jacob Benson
Ellicott City
Benson
Daniel Shea
Philomathean Literary Society Plans May Public Entertainment
A large meeting of the Philomathean Literary Society at the corner of Church and Market decided to host a public entertainment in Philomathean Hall on Thursday evening May 16. The program features readings from Wendell Phillips and Thomas Nelson Page, an "Ol' Btracted" excerpt, and a debate on the question of whether the present century is the most desirable for Christians. The affirmatives include Noah R. Cramer Rev. D. I. Beale. negatives Jacob Rohrback Dr. Edw. Bowlas. The debate was won by the affirmative. The society also discussed a game question under the five minutes rule, and City Lodge of Good Templars has rented Philomathean Hall for Friday meetings thereafter, starting tonight. The secretary reported an invitation from the F.C., MC. Association to attend the eighth anniversary meeting in the Lutheran Church on next Tuesday, which was accepted.
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THE
Philomatheans
Philmathean Literary Society
Thase
Geo. Wm. Cuftl
Wendell Phillips
Folger McKinsey
Thomas Nelson Page
Reg
J. K. White
Noah RB
Cramer
D. I. Beale
Jacob.Rohrback
Edw. Bowlas
Wiliam H. Nicodemua
John K. White
City Lodge of Good Templars Bayp
Philomathean Hall
F.C., MC
Sociely
Death of Elizabeth Bussard in Crete Newraske area
Elizabeth Bussard wife of William H Bussard formerly of Wolfsville died at home in Crete Newraske on the 18th aged about 60. Born January 25 1825 at Wolfsville she married Bussard April 18 1843 and moved West in 1850. She leaves five sons and two daughters all in the West. Interred at Riverdale Cemetery Sterling IL where four sons reside. Also notes of a deceased Renner and other local items including hotel arrivals and church notices.
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Elizabeth Bussard
Bussard
Wolfsville
Creté
Newraske
Decessed
Ao Biles Dusaty
Zest
Wolfavills
Wm. H. Bussard
West
Riveralds Cemetery
Sterling, Lil
Prospects for a bountiful fruit crop noted in South Mountain area
The report says the coming season looks good for peaches and apples in the South Mountain section. Early leaves show protection against frost, suggesting a favorable yield. The text also mentions spring wages and a growing industry, with large sums paid, and thousands of fruit being produced.
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South Mountain
Giese
A Delightful Ball in Janior Hall
A largely attended May Ball was held last evening in Janior Hall. Guests included Messia, Samuel Titlow, Jobe Bills, Henry Fale, Daniel Steiner, George Ketler, and class sudh Gok c Spaugeehe. Mr. W Mattoon served as floor manager. Dancing continued late to the Belect Orchestra.
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Janior Hall
Messia
Samuel Titlow
Jobe Bills
Henry Fale
Daniel Steiner
George Ketler
W! Mattoon
Danclog
Eyler Committed After Robbery in Washington
John Eyler accused of robbing Nicholas Baker at 1212 Four and a half Street Washington was captured at Westminster. He was yesterday committed to fall in Washington to default of bail.
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John Eyler
Nicholas Baker
Four
S-Half Street
Wrahington
Westminster
Washington
Funeral notices for Jasper, Eitridge, Vas-Foesen in local paper
The notices report funerals for Jasper near New Marion today with service at 9:50 and interment at Centra. F. Parr ing officiated. E J Eitridge funeral from West Patrick Street Wednesday morning at 8 o clock with services at Bosse led by Rev A Haines. Pallbearers listed and interment at Mt Olivet. Lilian Grace Vas-Foesen funeral yesterday at 2 from Dr Gilbert Jr s residence with services by Rev D J Beale. Pallbearers named and interment at Mt Olivet. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.
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Jasper
New Mariet
Weinendey
Renee
F. Parring
J. Eitridge
West Patrick Street
Mc. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Property Deeds Report From Brunswick and Middletown
Property transfers show Bosan A Wenner and wife selling 20 acres at 125 dollars. Barab E Smith to Dantel C Lenhart for 19 acres 23 perches at 800 dollars. HLBL Power executor to EL Beckley for loss of ground at 1000 dollars. Milton G Hemaperg and wife to Martin B Kemaburg for several perches. Hood and wife to Oliver M Fived first acres at 27000 dollars. Joseph Byers to Jacob K Byers 5 acres 137 perches for 73 dollars. Byers to Byers 50 1 acres 23 perches for 150 dollars. Ephraim S Sheely to Oliver I Sheely SESIE acres 1 foot 10 perches.
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Bosan A. Wenner
Hosinsu
Bate M Richard
Brunswick
Barab E. Smith
Dantel C. Lenhart
Middletown
Oliver M. Fived
Joseph Byers
Jacob KE. Byers
Jacob K. Byers
Ephraim
Sheely
Oliver I Shesly
New Building Association Organizing Meeting Held
A meeting at Independent Hall formed preliminary steps for a new building association. A.M. Landauer and Jos. W.L. Carty were named temporary chairman and secretary. A seven member drafting committee led by John C. Hardt will prepare a constitution. The old association’s term ends mid June, with payments to the new group accepted through June 1.
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New Building Association
A.M. Landauer
Jos. W.L. Carty
Asven
John C. Hardt
Jac. C. Hardt
Thos. B. Haller
C. C. Carty
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Benj F. Reich
A. M. Landauer
J. W. L. Carty
Old Mutual Building Association
Delicious and Healthful Salad Preparation Instructions
Step by step guide for a salad using two heads of lettuce and onion. Includes washing heart leaves, chilling, slicing onion under water, preparing dressing with olive oil vinegar salt and pepper, layering lettuce and onion in a bowl, and serving promptly.
Walkersville Nine Formed for County Baseball Challenge
A new Walkersville nine forms with George Ranneberger as pitcher and John Jamison as secretary. They challenge all county teams. Brunswick hosts Maryland school at Janier’s grounds at 8 p.m. tomorrow. visitors welcome.
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Walkersvile
George Ranneberger
Lee Ranneberger
E. W. Baylor
John Jamison
W. Zimmerman
Harry Stauffer
Carroll Smith
Jeff
Felder
Glenn O. Staaffer
Charles Reich
Jom Jamison
Brunswick
Maryland
Othe Janier
Old Bible From 1660 Noted At Middletown Register
A near Eilerton resident brought a very old well preserved German Bible to the Middletown Register office last Monday. It bears a 1660 imprint and is bound in feather, with brage corner pieces and clasps. The Bible measures about 10 by 15 by 5 inches and has 200 pages. Also reported a workman’s tools stolen from a sack at a West Church Street building site. Peter Poole killed two monster hawks near Middletown, a six foot wingspan showing the hunter’s skill despite his age.
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Isaiah Harshman
Eilerton
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Beara
Arparie Pa
John Hergenhélmer
West Church Street
Hergesheimer
F. B. Smith
Record
West Church Streets
Peter Poole
Fountain
Poole
Local Health Notes From Myeraville
The Sick. Mrs. D Harp of Myeraville shows improvement after illness. Mr Edward Nelson, confined at home for several days, is again on the mend. Mr Gideon Smith with Bernard Herring, no tobacconist, has been on the scene.
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D. ¥. Harp
Myeraville
Edward Nelson
Gideon Smith
Bernard Herring
Street scrap on North Market causes window damage
A brawl among several young men on North Market Street last night or early this morning led to a broken window at the shop of Geo Halling and a couple of discolored or torn items, with little other damage reported.
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North Market Street
Geo. Halling
Exposition Showcased Global Progress in Mechanical Arts
The World's Columbian Exposition demonstrated value to the world by highlighting improvements in mechanical arts. Eminent physicians note advances in mechanical agents and the progress in laxatives, asserting Europe leads others in these areas.
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Europe
Rockville Fale May Meeting Sets Gate Policy For Fair
At a Rockville Agricultural Society meeting the Rockville Base Ball Club gate concession was allowed at no charge. The country fete program includes trotting and pacing races on September 4 with purses and weight classes, plus committee appointments for races and grounds. Leonard Weer of Brookville named chief marshal for the fair.
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Rockville
Agricultural Society of Inl
Teesday
Montgomery County
Trong
Pacino
Hantera
Dorsey
Offa
White
Horley
Moenara
Bagley
Fields
Babbitt
Mosare
Bentley
Hutton
Idich
Nyman
Secre
Leonard Weer
Brookville
Sound Currency Convention Called in Memphis
A Memphis joint meeting of exchanges and associations calls a convention for May 28 1895 in Memphis to advocate sound money and better banking. Delegates from Southern states urged cooperation among commercial manufacturing agricultural and industrial groups.
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Fredericck
Frederick
Maura
Tenn
Drak Sree
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Memphis Merchants’ Exchange
Memphis Lumber Exchange
Manufacturers’ Association and
Young Men's Business League
Memphis
Manufacturers’ Association
League of Memphis
St Memphis
W. J. Crawvorp
Shiner Milling Advertising Slogan Confusing Notation
Fragmented ad text from Shiner Milling promises money back on purchases and to buy mail orders, mentioning products like Ceresville Roller Flour Rye chop and chicken feed saddings, with unclear terms and a push to sell cheap. The garbled OCR lacks coherent details but signals promotional mispricing or mail order incentives.
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Ceresville Roller
Ar Ager
Supreme Court limits tolls for bicycles in Berks County case
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the Supreme Court overturned a lower ruling and held that turnpike companies may charge a penny per mile to bicycles. It praises permanent roads and bicycle riders, but calls tolls on bicycles extortion, noting the decision could hasten Pennsylvania’s move to permanent roads. Also included is a burglary and recovery note: John Martin of Germantown recuperates a horse, buggy, and harness seized after a April 12 theft, with the sale details of the stolen team and involved persons.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Saye
Supreme Court
Comen Pires
Berks County
Pennsylvania
John Martin
Germantown
Montgomery County
Elijah Jordan
Zitlou City
George Buew
Martin
J. Bradley Dorecy
Shew
Ellicott City
Ira Dorsey
Dorsey
Child Breaks Arm After Fall at Home
Ruth Worthington four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn H Worthington fell from a chair on West Third Street and broke her left arm between the elbow and wrist. Dr F B Smith set the limb and the patient was left with the arm in a sling.
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Ruth Worthington
Glenn H. Worthington
West Third Street
F. B. Smith
Snow
Bargain Black Hose Offered At Low Price
Unclear advertisement touts 25c black hose for 18c, urging shoppers to visit for new spring styles. Odd text misprints suggest a promotional sale with eager language and fragmented phrases.
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Oder
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