Weather and Local News Digest May 10
The Weather Bureau reports high pressure moving east across the Northwest causing a temperature drop in the region. Severe storms favored in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys as a cold front advances. Temperature shifts vary by region with Lake area warming while Northern Rockies see cooling. Forecast suggests cloud and rain in the Southwest may spread. a cold snap or warmer trend could arrive within days depending on air masses.
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Havatheros
Weather Bureau
Uper
Dake
Kansas
Missiszipal
Misopri
Rocky Mountain
Eglons
Theorthern
Local Advertisers Seek Clarity Amid Hazy Page Text
The News presents a string of ad copy with garbled phrases and names such as A. Shriner, Jobn Hendrickson, and Jas. B. Walker & Co. The scattered items reference deliveries of strawberries and a 197 N Market St address. Coherent details are limited. the page appears to mix notices and ads with broken typography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shriner
Prest
Jobn Hendrickson
Jas
B. Walker & Co
D. A. Vest
Penne R. BR. Strawberries
Eline
Roe B
AL. Eine
Par
Mech
Nat'l. Bank
Local items note pension and patent awards in Frederick
A brief budget lists a patent granted to McAinstock Young of Frederick for a latch machine and a origins pension awarded to Chas Derr of Frederick. It mentions Edward Everett Hale on town discussion, cigar sales rising in summer, John L. Darrow auctioning heirs of John Holtz, J A Lampe painting a storefront, repairs to the electric light engine, Harmony woolen factory being torn down by EH Branden, Otho J. Gaver reassigned to a Baltimore distillery, and a call to erect a monument to Francis Scott Key with local fundraising urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAinstock Young
Frederick
Chas. E. Derr
Edward Everett Hale
Eling
John L. Darrow
John Holtz
Rosde
J. A. Lampe
F. VY. S
Plartet Street
Uaaal
Harmony
EH Brandenarg
Otho J. Gaver
Burkittaville
U. S. Revenue
Baltimore
Purely Personal Paragraphs From A Local Observer
Mr and Mrs Edward Ramsboro of Walkersville celebrate their thirteenth wedding anniversary at home on Monday evening next. Mr and Mrs B Rosenoar of Baltimore visit Megara in Federick. Edward F Welsh of Lynchburg VA spends a few days in Frederick. Mr Duval of Baltimore on a visit to friends in the city has returned home. Mrs Henry M Kepler southwest of Middletown injured when a large stone fell from above a doorway landing on her foot bruising it badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ramsboro
Walkersville
Speir
B. Rosenoar
Baltimore
Megara
Rosenoar
Federick
Edward F. Welsh
Lynchburg
Frederick
Mr. Duval
Henry M. Kepler
Middletown
Key Monument Fund Drive Gains Nationwide Support
The Key Monument Association has run a multiweek drive opposing school child opposition to fund a monument. Newspapers across the country endorse the effort and notable groups and officials urge contributions by June 14. An important meeting is set for 8 p.m. at Mrs. J Bryson’s home on East Charca Street to advance the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elag
Shoston
Mass
Tne
Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
C. A. Warneld
Peeblo
Colo
Jae Siste
E B. Pretyman
Brows Sod
Fleming
United States
Association
New York Indepencent
New York Public Opinion
New York Libune
Brooklyn Citizen
Boston Herald
Philadelphia North American
Key Bonument Association
J.bryson
East Charca Street
Portrait of Francis Scott Key by Miss Nellie Thomas on Display
A crayon portrait of Francis Scott Key by Miss Nellie Thomas, displayed in the show window at Mr. W.H. B. Etchison's furniture store, has been praised for fidelity to authentic portraits and Key's character. Thomas, an East Church Street artist trained at the Minnesota School of Art, plans professional portrait work and donated the piece to The News after showing it at Etchison's. it will move to The News office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. B. Etchison
Francis Scott Key
Nellie Thomas
East Church Street
Key
Misa Thomas Fredericx
Beat
United States
Minnesota School of Art
Afr. Etchison’s
Misa Thomas
Philomathean Society meets with debates and readings
The regular weekly Philomathean Literary Society meeting held in Philomathesan Hall featured readings by Jacob J. Houts and Jacob Rohrback, plus a debated resolution on whether current literature harms public interests. Judges ruled the negative side victorious. A free public entertainment is announced for May 16 with songs and further debate by noted members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TER Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Philomathesan Hall
Jacob J. Houts
Wavyeland
Jacob Rohrback
Jobn K. White
EB. L. Boblitz
Edward Bowles
GC. W. Stinespring
L.T. Machill
Oy Wm. HB
Nicodemus
John J. Hou
Cyrus Thomas
Edward P. Gale
Philomathean Hall
Counfel
Bir. Geo. Ed. Smith
Wm. H. Nicodemus
J. Apple
Alfred Ritter
John K. White
B. L. Bebutz
Cyrua Thomas
Forgery Case Hearing in Local Court
Edward Kelbaugh and William and Ulysses Biottlemyer faced a hearing before Police Justice Eckstein on forged notes. Kalbaugh and Ulysses Stottlemyer were discharged for lack of evidence, while William Stottlemyer was sent to jail in default of $500 bail to await the next grand jury, suspected of writing the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelbaugh
Ulysses Biottlemyer
Local residents return to activity after illnesses and accident
Mr J. Ford has recovered from several days on the sick list and is able to be out. Mrs. James Morgan, who broke his right limb at Harmony Grove, is also about again after an earlier accident. Morgan fell from a straw rack and suffered a fracture with the bone protruding through the skin.
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J. 3
Ford
James Morgan
Harmony Grove
Ma County
Morgan
Maryland Road Rights debated in Washington court
Judge McSherry quoted as Assistant District Attorney N G Taggert led a warning session in the Court of General Sessions, reviewing arguments by Dou Barrett and others on alleged rapid transit rights of certain wleged shareholders. Cowen for the Caeespeare and Ohio Cans argued the Maryland sovereign right mirrors Frederick County roads, noting original grants allowed public gravel use but not fee ownership, so confiscation acts place land ownership with Maryland.
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McSherry
N. G. Taggert
Court of General Fern
Washington, D. C
Dou
Barrett
Letters From The People Inghist Democrat
A reader laments city garbage collection and street conditions in East Fourth Street. The author scolds officials, jokes about a free ride, and urges action to improve cleanliness and infrastructure. An appeal to merchants proposes closing dry goods shops early in summer to give clerks relief and recreation.
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Bator of Tar
Lox & Parser
Fire Alarm Bid Contenders Face Off In City
Two bids were received by the firemen's committee for a new fire alarm system. Gamewell of New York offered 2400 dollars, Viaduct of Baltimore 2600 dollars, with no other bids yet. Gamewell claims wide use in 900 U.S. cities and offers lifelong machinery guarantee plus biannual free inspections.
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Gamewell Company
New York
Viaduct Company
Baltimore
Viaduct
Gamewell
United States
Yeaterday
A. L. Bosley
Greeley
Tar News
Far News
Storm and funeral notices amid hotel arrivals in Westminster
Severe storm in Carroll County shocks Westminster with a violent electrical storm and a lightning strike on a John Street dwelling. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Augustus Fraley at West Patrick Street with pallbearers named and Mt. Olivet Cemetery interment.
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Carroll County
Westminster
John Street
Whitmore
Samuel Baines
Augustus Fraley
West Patrick Street
Zimmerman
Beste
Millard Derz
Lemuel Aeffer
Lewis A. Main
George Lambert
J. W. Michael
James Staub
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Aker
Dems Nominate in Comverland Asks Reward in Murder Case
Dems of Comverland nominate council, Clay, Mongo wery county. Mrs Asis Mselgmond of Magerstown dies in Washington aged 84. Allegay county offers $500 reward for arrest of Great Zatfall murderer. Board of visitors named for Naval Academy to meet at Annapolis. Lightning injures two near Winfeldt, Carroll county. Oyster law crackdown as Raithmorn dredging team cited. Anne Arundel primary expected lively. county convocation at Annapolis Tuesday. Northern syndicate plans Hagerstown to Willamaport electric railroad using Potomac River fast water power.
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Comverland
Council Union Turnpike Company
A Clay
Mongo Wery County
Hicers
Asis Mselgmond
Magerstown
Waspingws
Alegsay County
Great Zatfall
Thomas G. Hayes Ald
Weston
Solomon's Leland
Naval Academy
Annapolis
John W. Cook
Winfeldt
Carrol County
Howard County
Queen Annes
Anne Arandel County
Northern
Hagerstown
Willamaport
Potomac River Rapida
Death toll rises in family. Edwin Jacobs dies from horse incident
Edwin Jacobs aged young man from Mt Pleasant district near Frederick died at 5:30 AM from injuries after being kicked in the abdomen by a horse. His death follows a family tragedy with two previous deaths in recent months. Funeral set for Mt Carmel Methodist Protestant Church. Major Edward Koch of the 6th Maryland Infantry Volunteers dies in York PA leaving several officers, including Col. Wm. Schley, as survivors. ITZ ROSNELL Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gosnell of B and O avenue dies from Brights disease. funeral at Mt Olivet.
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C. Edwin Jacoba
Mt. Pleasant District
Frederick
Philip Andrew Jacobs
Lewis
Edwin Jacobs
Mt. Carmel
Edward Koch
6Th Maryland Infantry Volunteers
Wm. Schley
York
Holland
Goldsboro
Burgeon
Alfred Schley
Liberty
Marah
Worth
John Sweadner
Itz Rosnell
Mary Elizabeth Gosnell
B. & O. Avenue
Bright
Mt. Olivet
Hymeneal Married at Sharpaburg
Miss Carrie M Snavely eldest daughter of M E Snavely Sharpaburg wed Mr Robert Suman a Keedysville merchant in Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church Rev J W Lingle assisted by Rev B R Carnahan Bridal party included Etta Hibarger Roanoke Va Margaret and Kate Kefanver Middletown maid of honor Lil Milburn Baltimore groomsmen Clarence Suman Roy Snavely James Doub ushers Dr McK Wilson R Edmonds best man Herbert Suavely Irene McGraw played wedding march.
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Sharpaburg
Carrie M. Snavely
M E. Snavely
Sharpabure
Robert
Suman
Keedysville
J. W. Lingle
B. R Carnahan
Holy Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church
Etta Hibarger
Roanoke
Margaret Kefan
Irene McGraw
Pleasant reception at Reformed Church follows social world
A very pleasant congregational reception occurred last evening in the Reformed Church lecture room from 8 to 10. Rev. Dr. Eschbach led, assisted by Mrs. Rohrbach and several Misses, with Geo Wilcoton, Victor Staley, and Urner Wilcoxon receiving callers. Refreshments were served. DARCS dance planned at Junior Hall tonight. A runaway incident on West Patrick street damaged the buggy slightly but stopped near Square Corner. Church notes mention a Woodsboro convention for Christian Endeavor on May 16-17 and a Catholic Club talk. The Women’s College Glee Club offers a concert at 8 with instrumental and vocal numbers and recitations. Syrup of Fire advertised as superior to others for colds alongside Columbian Exposition notes.
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The
Reformed Church
Eschbach
Jacob Rohrbach
Rameburg
Murphy
Jennie Thomas
Lillie Stonebraker
Mesars
Geo. Wilcoton
Victor Staley
Urner Wilcoxon
Frederick
C. F. Goodell
West Patrick Street
Newa
Christian Endeavor Bocletiea
Woodsboro
Fr. O'Sullivan
Catholic Club
Womans College
Glee Club
Armenian Lecture At Evangeli cal Reformed Church May 14
Armenian question highlighted by Professor C A Mallarion of New Wildeor College who will address Evangeli cal Reformed Church on Sunday evening May 14. He urged Western Christians to aid distressed Armenian Christians in Turkey amid ongoing turmoil. Disorder and accidents are also noted, including a buggy mishap near Harmony and a poisoning scare in East Fourth Street. Mina Lino Dorsey of Frederick named to Peabody Conservatory Alumni Association executive committee.
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Questia
C. A. Mallarion
New Wildeor College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bachbeck
Banday
Mailarion
Suigaaitiy
Iee Dorsey
Peabody Conservatory Alumni Association
Baltimore
Mina Lino, Dorsey
Frederick
Local Fruit and Rail Excursion for Odd Fellows Temple
Spring produce advertised by AL Kilne Philadelphia with a return ride offer of 455 cents for a round trip to Philadelphia May 20 and 21 1895 for the Odd Fellows Temple dedication on May 21 1895. Also a gas consumer notice about metal discounts payable by May 10 and no discounts after.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylanois Railroad Co
Ulingan
The Gus Club Plans Whit Monday Skeet Event
The Frederick Gun Club held a regular weekly practice last evening at their grounds with good attendance. Members anticipate a big shoot on Whit Monday.
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Gus Club
Frederick Gun Club
Three Story Brick House Sold on East Patrick Street
Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease sold yesterday on the premises the three story brick house at 99 East Patrick Street. Purchaser was Mrs Laura Dean of this city for 3525 dollars. The ad notes the store carries Good's Saras parila among its items as the most bought medicine.
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Dale of
Hose
Harvey R. Lease
Mary
Reifarider
East Patrick Street
Laura Dean
Sheiner Milling Co Letter Complains of Flour Quality
A May 8 letter from WE. B.D. Sheiner to Sheiner Milling Co. requests another barrel of Patent flour, praising its bread quality. The sender closes with best wishes, signed Henghaw, indicating cordial business relations and ongoing flour supply concerns.
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B.D. Sheiner
Remsin
Cc. Henghaw
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Mom & Keu
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Trent
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Doll Brothers
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Wwe For
AT. Rice & Bons
Fe Tabuiwapian
A. T. Rics & Sons Funeral Directors
390 North Market Direct
Trederiex. Md
James E Walker & CO
J &. Waleah & CO
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Allen Robeback
Atistor
RDA
Jostbeoeived
Aston Rosazsox
B. B. Blackston
Efall
B. H. Buncaston
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
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Benerarans
Waws Office
Sheiner Milling CO
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