Weather Summary and History Notes May 4
A dated weather synopsis reports high Atlantic pressure, a developing Rocky Mountain storm, and unsettled Midwest conditions. Expect local storms in the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys, warmer temps on the Atlantic coast, and mixed showers in the Great Lakes and Middle Atlantic regions. Forecasts call for generally fair Atlantic and Gulf states with rain and thunder in upper Missouri areas and cloud or rain elsewhere in the near term.
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W. rHenereron
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Rock Mountain Alope
Dakota
Missouri
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
New England
Missouri Valley
Li Bas
Piatesa
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Laks
Gulf Tates
Sage
Local Budget Briefs Highlight Prices and Events
The item notes a price rise for shoes and reports the death of the wife of Stephen Brown, a Middletown resident. It also mentions about 2,000 English soldiers discharged annually for bad conduct and a full stage rehearsal of the comic opera Princess Phoes at City Opera House this evening with participants asked to attend.
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Stephen Brown
Middletown
Princess Phoes
City Opera House
PURELY PERSONAL. Local society and travels noted
Dr H Foyt leaves yesterday for Baltimore to attend the 46th annual session of the American Medical Association May 7 to 10. Mr Robert Carter, formerly of here now in Baltimore, visits Frederick. Mr Burns Trendle sails to Washington. Edward Gilbert of Liberty visits Frederick. Fredonia Council No 46 Sr OAM meets, 60 present. ten apply for first degree. They plan services at St James Lutheran and march to church with Rev Haseksr] sermon. Centenary celebration plans discussed. Sick lists: Bernard Basant improving after knee fracture. Miss Belle Dean ill. Alonzo Snyder recovering. An error corrected about George Elser and Frederick mud. he still has mud. Marriage licenses: Joseph B E Jones and Mary Bell Nick ne.
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H. Foyt
Baltimore
American Medical Association
Robert Carter
Dhy
Frederick
Burns Trendle
Washington
Edward Gilbert
Liberty
Fredonia Council No
St. James
Bernard Basant
Mise Bells Dean
Alonzo Snyder
George Elser
Elser
Two Men Held on Forgery Charges in Local Notes Case
Deputy James Cram arrested Edward Bebaugh and William Stotzauer for attempting to pass forged notes to Mr. Lorentz. The suspects, linked to two counterfeit instruments, face jail after a hearing. one more man is expected to be apprehended. The notes involved bear signatures of listed individuals and state dates from November 1895. Police expect further developments as the case unfolds.
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Pur
Edward Bebaugh
Wm F Stotuetgayer
James Cram
Heary Lorents
Ferrie
Tex Lowe
Jerome Hosce
Middletown Valley
Bork
The Key Monument and Local Funerals Lead City News
Rev Robert B Williams urges support for a monument to The Star Spangled Banner author with Gov Brown backing the patriotic project. Funeral services for Daniel M Grombine led by Rev Luther Kuhlman held at his home with Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. pallbearers named from Red Men's Order. Funeral for Elias Reaner held yesterday afternoon, burial at Rocky Ridge. A T Rice & Bons as directors.
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Faoerala
Daniel M. Grombine
Luther Kuhlman
Reva. Beard and
Hoffmeier
Middletown
Samuel Bummers
Samuel Cline
Win. Mercer
Elias Grove
Thea. Ramebarg
James Brachey
Red Men's Order
Jno
A. T. Rice
Arab travelers return to Philadelphia after Pawnee Bill wait
Three young Arabians Ben Ras bed Zaten Benadi and Hassan Bensaid arrived in Frederick Wednesday evening en route to Pawnee Bill's Wild West. They failed to secure tickets and returned to Philadelphia by the P R B. They will join Buffalo Bill's Combination again, as their engagement continues despite travel.
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Philadelphia
Ben Ras‘bed
Zaten Benadi
Hassan Bensaid
Frederick
Pawnee Bill
Buffalo Bill
New Engine House Under Way by Independent Hose Company
Preparations for an early erection of a new engine house by the Independent Hose Company of the city are underway. The site is not controlled by contractor Baltseil, and work will start promptly. The three story pressed brick building will feature brown stone trim, modern interior conveniences, and a large hall for meetings and dances.
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Independent Hose Company
Baltseil
Doctor Docked Amid Law’s Grip In Buffalo Case
A local hearing in Buffalo featured a figure described as a doctor being docked in connection with a case. The article notes he promised better conduct in the future and was released after the proceedings.
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Ome
Tor
Pralas Service Led By G H Wickham Tomorrow
The pralas service tomorrow afternoon at 290 will be conducted by G Hoger Wickham. The committee in charge of the decorations for the reception last night includes Gilson, C B E Schilit, and G L Renner. Lot and W D have been appointed ushers and collectors for the event at 5 oclock.
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G. Hoger Wickham
Ona Gilson
Renner
Lot
W. D
Church Services Across City and County May 11
Sunday services are listed for Waikeraville and Frederick area churches. Highlights include Waikeraville United Brother with a quarterly conference at Hocky Ring on Saturday May 11 at 9 pm, holy communion at All Saints Episcopal, K E Church preaching and communion, Epworth Leagues, and Evangelical Lutheran Society meetings. The eighth anniversary of Frederick City Young Men’s Christian Association is set for Tuesday May 5 in the Evangelical Lutheran church with Dr J G Butler guest preaching. Westminster League at Presbyterian Church led by Wm Dean and a special program of Inspiring songs by Professor Elsner ensemble concludes the sessions.
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Anbow
Waikeraville I
United Brothern
Hockyring
Elror
All Gaints Episcopal Church
K. E
Booth
Associaton of
Frederick
St. James Lutheran Chapel
J., Basakari
St. Order of Amartcan Mechanics of
Epworth Lesgue
M. G. Urner
United Brethren Church
Saul
Eraus
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wallabour
Marion J. Kilne
The
Theological Seminary
Frederick City
Westminster League of the Presbyterian Church
Wm.” Dean
League Ness EB. A. Excells
T. M. Elsar
Elmer
Pleasant Social Event Marks Minn Mary Cassell Birthday
A Friday gathering at Minn Mary P Cassell’s W Main Street Thurmont celebrated her twentieth birthday with friends and associates from Thurmont and nearby areas. Attendees included Effie Baker Lottie Martin Mary Landers Joe Miller Grace Henshaw Susie Freeze Repple thlines Mattie Wisotzky Mary Waesche Edna Waesche Byrd Jones Clara Landers Minnie Foreman Denay Waesche Maa Sttck Sadie Beyler Julia Osler and many others along with Hugh Jabroey of Hagerstown and Buffalo C Nick Hager.
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Invitattion
Minn
Mary P. Cassell
W. Main St
Tourmont
Effie Baker
Lottie Martin
Mary Landers
Joe Miller
Grace Henshaw
Susie Freeze
Repple Thlines
Mattie Wisotzkey
Mary Waesche
Edna Waesche
Byrd Jones
Clara Landers
Minnie Foreman
Denay Waesche
Maa Sttck
Sadie Beyler
Julia Osler
Clarence Creeger
Howard White
Win Keyas
Henry Barb
Charles Stockdale
Edgar Sefton
Joseph Bennett
Lester Damuth
Thurmont
Hugh Jabroey
Hagerstown
Junior Order of United American Mechanics Meeting
An enthusiastic meeting of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics was held at headquarters last evening. Fifteen or sixteen members were taken into the organization and the names of others were proposed for membership.
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Order of Gafted American Mechanics
Alteen Row
Market Notes And Prices On Spring Produce And Fish
Readable market report details spring vegetables including squashes lettuce and asparagus. It notes rain revived gardens and added optimism for farmers. Also reports on fish prices, shad and herring scarcity, and a May fishing law with fines. Mentions two bachelors cooking on Wasnt. Pat Street news and travel of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Etchison to Europe.
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Kbp
Frederick
Europe
M. L. Etchison
New York
United States Mail
London
Arope
Oueee
Perce Bco
Italy
England
Scotland
Mills Line Seeks Cereal Trade and Savings Card
Advertisement notes mills offerings including corn meal hominy and chick feed with a postal card option for a savings program. Terms described as favorable to customers who may spend despite costs. Includes phrases about roso n and chap.
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Ceresville
Fragmented History Notes From Middletown Area
The report records a funeral for a 78 year old farmer near Middletown SLO after a fatal incident on Moesday night. Ezra Brain was injured while en route to church services. he suffered serious injuries and the account notes property deeds and land transfers including parcels and values linked to names such as Jewis Lamar Samuel Bho David Olash Kaw Oland George T. Jason Margaret Jason James Robinson Samuel Long and John Fish.
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Sericken
Punsai
Tew Newe
Catoctin Mountain
Middletown
Slo
Exo
Thoredsy
Braddock Church
Ezra Brain
Middieiows
Birkcken
Jewis Lamar
Xamuel Bho
Stacrea
David P. Olash
Kaw Oland
Geo. . T. Jason
Margaret Jason
Mead
James W. Robinson
Samuel E. Long
John W. Fish
Derek X Long
Ind
Local notices invite guests and announce fares and trips
A bustling notice lists free snacks at Palace Saloon on East Patrick Street and announces ongoing improvements at Heory Wineberg's corner Market and Second. It promotes discounted travel to Denver Colorado Springs Manitou and Pueblo for the National Educational Association meeting, with special excursion trains and return windows. It also advertises Philadelphia Odd Fellows Temple dedication excursion rates and Pennsylvanian rail service to New Jersey seaside resorts.
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Denver
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colorado
National Educational Asociation
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
New York
Phiiladelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Rocky Mountain
Philadelphia
Pennsylvan
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Philadelphiia
Plisburg
Erie
Qusatico
Canandaigua
New Jersey
Summer CU 15 Here And BO Shades And Umbrellas
A vintage sale ad touts summer items including parasols, sun umbrellas, and sheer skirts in black and solid colors. Ladies silk capes and summer wraps are marketed as neat, dressy, and inexpensive. California fruits and pantry staples are listed with small prices alongside other household goods.
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Wx &E
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Mary Bell Nickne
Buffalo
Nick Haner
the Key
Robert B. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Roseer A. Wittiane
Nick Hauer
Gan Glab
R Ousa
Frederick Gan Club
Grasa
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Trlegriph Street
Meiers
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Phoebos
News OF the Churches
the Buffalo
Nick Hager
Orry Horey
N. J
Ine J Mc Zimmerson
M.man
Harper's Ferry
W. W. Casey
J.g. Marvell
Gxzorr Hovss
F. Spotten
Columbia
J. McLeod
C. Repp
Apnapolia
Woman's College
Young Ladies' Glee Club
Boston Traveler
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Scott
Sok
Walter Saunders
George
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Leler
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Mama
Blazer
Frederick County
Shriner Milling CO
Ehisce
East Palace Street
Heery Wingterg
Joe Beacht
Palace Maloun
East Patrick Birect
A. Wineberg
New Spring
H. Wineberg
Heory Wineberg‘s
D. BH
Best
D. H. Bzsk
Hoeta Market Street
Dg. E. Oline
Presons
C. HE. Cine
Mulliniz & Kemp
Aew
Abe
Call and Sea Us
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Kaur
John Hendrickson
F. . Vv. Staub
California
Ge. Smith
EF. V. Stars
Norta Market
Biles
John A. Kennedy
Turorr
Scinnos and
Tzovssanes
Goanaurnezn
Shippensburg
Sumnerswoolens
Cou Mage Bette
B. H. Buncaston
North Market Street
George H. Wiener
Fuld Lingeo
Axdim
Mota View Poultry YarDs
Exra
FIOS
Bodooe & Heidig
Roveck
Macy
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Riee& Sons Funeral Directors
Ebralmers
Frederick, M
James & Walker
Walker
LDS
Jas H. Waeen
Allen Roerback
Eyquem
Largs
Aizen Rozesacs
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