Weather Bulletin Reports Shifting Conditions Across Regions
Warnings from Weather Bureau official Werner Hamington describe waning energy in some areas and rising energy in others as Pacific coast pressure moves north. Severe local storms are possible in Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys with a falling barometer in Arctic and Rocky Mountain areas. Clearing, warmer conditions expected east of the Mississippi with higher afternoon temperatures. Ads note cattle buyers and local merchants like Elliott and Kimmon’s Jewelry Store among others.
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Wm W. Hamington
Untef
The
Weather Bureau
Werther
Alge
Atlantic States
Missouri
South Dakota
Mississippi
The Weekly News Feature Summary and Highlights
The Weekly News issue emphasizes city county state and world news with letters from Mary Jane and local correspondents. It highlights patterns for ladies, chapters of Chickamauge, and sections on Good Roads Architecture Farm and Live Stock. Also features images of Prof Max Nordan and the Giralda steam yacht with Capt Harry L. McClarmont and a list of new advertisements.
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Mary Jane
Max Nordan
Hiss
Giralda
Harry L. B.mcclarmont
Brobete
A. Mansfeld
Reaner & Kemp
Sure, Rodock & Neidig
John Hendrickson
Grove Lime Co
Thunder Shower and Marriage Licenses in Local News
A heavy thunder shower with vivid lightning moved through last evening between 7 and 8, lasting several hours with no reported damage. After ten o'clock, torrents of rain with a clearing sky and bright moon afterward. A marriage license was issued to John F. Gibers and Mary N. Hahn, both residents of the city. Carries in Jefferson County W Va include Joshua T. Humparies of Brunswick and Carrie Mannell of Zoilvar. An ad notes the World’s Columbian Exposition’s value and advances in mechanical arts and medical progress, praising Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative.
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Lighing
Rais
John F.gibers
Mary N. Hahn
Joshua T. Humparies
Broneqwick
Carrie ¥. Mannell
Zoilvar
Jefferson County
W. Va
County School Budgets and Trustee Appointments
Frederick County Board of School Commissioners submit estimates showing salaries, fuel and rent totaling 21 855 with deficits and a three term plan needing at least 38 000 from the county. The report compares state apportionments and lists numerous trustees and vacancies across districts with appointments and deferred actions noted.
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Nany
Board of
Board of County Commissioners
Beifustad Mabitiles
Board of Rehoot Commissioners
Frederick County
Marylland
Old Paper Fragments From 1834 Citizen Issue
Furnishings dealer Mr Augustus Obenderfer displays an oli copy of the Citizen dated December 5 1834 with quaint ads and notices including John Sehley clerk of the court. Inside is Jacksons annual message. Eisenhower restored the electric light engine for city illumination. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as a reliable tonic.
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Augustus Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Citizen
John Sehley
Jackson
Obenderfer
Ola
News of the Churches in Pressant Gib and Baltimore
The Grace Reformed congregation plans the Lord’s Supper on Sunday the 11th at 2:59 PM with a preparatory service the prior Saturday at 2 PM. A Sunday service follows next week at 7:25 PM. The anniversary of the Earnworth League features talks and papers. Rev. V. Wednespring will preach in Baltimore with Rev. John White delivering the sermon at the M E US church.
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Grace Reformed Congregation of Pressant
Bremton
Eaworth Lea
Kus Brut
Cremin- Bie
Leegac Willso
UB Church
Rev. v. Wednespring
Baltimore
Key John & Whie
M E Usarea
Poule
Fire Alarm System Proposed for Frederick
Mr. A. J. Bosley of Frederick Electric Light and Power Company promotes the Greeley Electric Fire Alert System for adoption in Frederick. He has demonstrated the system to 19 aldermen who praise the alarm conveyance to engine houses. The fire committee says Bosley was invited to bid alongside others but has delayed, and now seeks to place a bid after the others.
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Eisenhauer
Chambersburg
A. J. Bosley
Frederick
Bosley
Greeley
Board of Aldermen
Committee of Firemen
Liquor Licenses Granted in Mar tlenburg
BRIEF BITS notes 24 saloon licenses and 7 druggists granted at Mar tlenburg while Civic Federation of Chicago reports success sending unemployed workers to the country for placement. Shad and herring season nearly over. Freder ick strawberries priced 30 cents per box. Court Square Park lacks benches. new flag for Frederick Gun Club on display. Miss Clara Shall returns to Washington after funeral of sister Mrs. Phillips. Republican city executive committee to meet at 8 PM for important business.
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Martlenburg
Civic Federation of Chicago
Frederick
Court Square Park
Republican City Executive Committee
Republican Association
Memorial tribute to Miss Irene Young from Poolesville
A memorial tribute praises Irene Young for unselfishness and intellectual cultivation. It recounts her nineteen years of life in Poolesville, her Briarly Hall education, teaching vocation, and devout Christian faith. The notice notes her death on April 24 1895 and offers condolences to her sisters and friends, urging faith in resurrection and reunion.
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Irene Young
Poolesville
Earth
Misa Irene Young
Higheas
Briarly
God
Jesus
Christ
Ais
Bethany
Martha
Mise Irene
Handa
News of the State Curtailed and Far-Flung Maryland Items
A collection of brief notices from Maryland includes a heavy storm in Wessinster burning Charlee Brosius’s Baraceville dwelling, a bar passage about S. Jobs College on a Southern trip, and primaries set for Queen Anne’s June 16. Other items note a death near Pelesville, a remaneasment discussion for Prince Frederick, and the death of Frederick Aldridge at his daughter’s residence in Cherry Hill. The Hagerstown City Council okays an ordinance for electric power from arc, while Samuel G. Acton faces a gambling house charge in Brooklyn. A courtroom altercation occurs in Cumberland as W C Deveeman clashes with Bloan. The Northeastern District Convention of the Maryland Christian Endeavor Union meets at Abenteen in Harford, and the Western Conference of the Maryland Synod adjourns near Cheverville. Local politics show several Senate and House candidates, and a new corporate charter for the Tacoma Burro Mills and Sandy Spring Railway Company is filed in Annapolis.
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Mra Knight
Cherry Bill
Cecil County
Hagerstown
Anne Arundel Court
Samuel G. Acton
Brooklyn
Circote Court
Cumberland
Messrs
W. C. Deveeman
Biste
Bloan
Maryland Christan Endeavor Union
Abenteen
Harford County
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Beani
Cheveville
Washington County
State Senate
House of Delegates
Tacoma, Burot Mills and
Sandy Spring Railway Company
Montgomery County
Annapolis
Social World Recption Honoring Bakers Johnson at Potts Home
A refined reception at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Potts on Court Square honored Mr. and Mrs. Baker Johnson on their return from a wedding tour. The home was decorated with palms and La France roses, guests included Mrs. Clay of Alabama and Misses Potts and Johnson, with dancing and a Virginia reel closing the evening. May Ball in Thurmont showcased Maypole planting, an orchestra from Baltimore provided music.
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Arthur Potts
Court Square
Baker Johnson
la France
Clay
Alabama
Henry Williams
Miss Goldaborough
Miss McSherry
Tyson
Darrow
Misses Potts
Frederick
Thurmont
Thia County
Measra
J. F. D. Miller
J. B. Baker
Howard White
D. M. Biggs
J.P. T. Matthias
L. W. Waesche
Chas
EB. Cassell
F. D. Miller
Baltimore
Lawful Violations and Local Disputes Reported
The article notes a fish law violation arrest in Frederick County with a $660 fine paid before Police Justice Eckstein. It also mentions a neighbor dispute between Henry Gonzo and Anthony Wickless over a property line, and the release of Geo. H. Steckman after debt arrangements. Albert Mott aims to establish a state bicycle racing circuit including multiple cities.
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Eckstein
Frederick County
Potomac
Henry Gonzo
Anthony Wickless
Shookstown
Wick Jess
Gonso
E. N. Hobba
Frederick
Geo. HM. Steckman
Eagle Hotel
West Patrick Street
Albert Mott
Maryland Division Bicycle Racing Board
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Easton
Oxford
Curious Substances in the Als and Cottonwood Claims
The article notes a fluffy substance resembling cotton from a tree, carried by light winds, near Rev. Dr. Beale’s residence on West Second Street. It mentions Dr Beale’s report on the material and the debate over its classification as a wood. It also reports the annual nine-director election of the Frederick and Bruntweburg Turnpike Company.
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Dr. Beale
West Secund Stree
Beale
Yerepike
Teo
Tbe
Frederick and Bruntweburg Turnpike Company
Fredericktown Bay
George W. Miller
George Houck
Geo. W. Dean
Jon B. Hoelkey
Chanion A. Spook
Thos. Z R. Miller
J. B. Brawner
John Roalkey
Jos
Regular weekly Gun Club shoot at Frederick grounds
The Frederick Gen Club holds its weekly shoot this afternoon at the West South street grounds. The new club-house is nearly finished and ready for visitors. Club member J Roger Mamen t will speak briefly before practice. Invitations were issued to Alexander Yo Camp No 500 of idle city to join a parade with the United Confederate Veterans camp from Winchester on Jane Gooxt. Frederick may send a representative.
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Gun Club
Frederick Gen Club
West South Street
J. Roger Mament
Alexander Yo
United Confederate Veterans, No. 500
Idle City
United Confederate Veterans’ Camp
Winchester
Jane Gooxt
Frederick
Wounded by Cutting Foot in Pasta Hewing Incident
Mr John Shankie near Bethel Church sustained a severe cut while hewing pasta, causing heavy bleeding and a lengthy convalescence. A Barnesville home belonging to Charles Broslun burned Tuesday night, largely destroying furniture in a fire deemed incendiary. estimated loss about 2500, with 800 insured.
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John Shankie
Bethel Church
County
Shankie
Charles Broslun
Barnesville
Montgomery County
In memory of Mrs Elien Doll 1894 obituary note
In memory of Mrs Elien Doll who died April 28 1894 while conversing with her brother and pastor. The piece laments the loss, notes she prepared for heaven, and expresses sorrow at her passing with a family tribute signed by Hes Daveartes Mas W B Krantz. Also a notice to gas consumers warns discounts expire after the 19th.
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Elien Doll
Jena
Hes Daveartes
Mas
B. Krantz
D. Ed. Clingan
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