Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau Report
The forecast notes fair today with increasing clouds and possible evening showers. A storm moves east from the St Lawrence Valley toward the coast, bringing strong NW winds from Maloe to Hatteras. High pressure centers over Texas, with temperature shifts across regions. Rain has fallen in New England and the Mid Atlantic. fair weather elsewhere. Laboring to Monday, most districts remain fair with near stationary temps in New England.
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Tae
Weda
Tae News
Assineton
D.C
W. Cdasumeton
Bareso
St. Lawrence Valley
Maloe
Hatteras
Texans
Mississppi River
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain Districts
New England
Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Middle
South Atlantic States
Local fountain repaired. lightning hits Emmitsburg house
Emmitsburg completes fountain repairs at the public square and reopens the water supply. A thunderstorm last week struck the chimney of Lewis C. Shields’ house, causing minor damage. C K Dougherty named postmaster at New Midway replacing J A Barrick. F B Roode builds a bottling house in West Second and Third Streets alley for soft drinks. Western Maryland Republicans seek State Convention in Hagerstown or Frederick. An open invitation at Independent Engine House after 7 pm offers a demonstration of the fire sprinkler system.
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Emminburg
Lewis C. Shields
C.K. Dougherty
New Midway
J. A. Barrick
F. B. Roodes
West Second
Third Streets
Maryland
Hageratown
Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL Happenings In Frederick Area Residents
Purely personal notes show Miss May Getzendanner and Mrs Law rence Cramer of Montgomery county visiting Frederick relatives. Wm Creager of the Citizen office plans a few days at home in Jimowa near Thurmont. Mrs John Ritchie returns from Washington and Annapolis, while Mr and Mrs Charles Markell of Baltimore visit their daughter Mrs J D Baker.
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May Getzendanner
Lawrence Cramer
Montgomery County
Frederick
Wm. Creager
Citizen Office
Jimowa
Thurmont
John Ritchie
Washington
Annapolis
Charles Markell
Baitmore
J. D. Baker
Gerson Rosenowr
Julia
Baltimore
Thomas Schley
Peterswile
Reese
Thomas Tay
New York
Son
Ites Escapor Murdoch Tyer
East Patrick Street
Battimore
Notle Harwood
Miss Cox
Wm. Key
Advertived Letters From Frederick City Post Office May 1 1685
List of advertived letters remaining at the Frederick City post office on Saturday May 1 1685. Recipients include Celvin Bohn David Kints J R McDonald Miss Moley Douglas Mrs Sams Paleger Mary Row. Letters not claimed within two weeks go to the dead letter office.
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Frederick City
Celvin Bohn
David Kints
J. R. McDonald
Ranta’ Lier
German candidates win in Cecil county primaries
News notes from Maryland report German candidates prevailing in Anne Arundel and Cecil county Democratic primaries on Saturday. Other items include dedication of the Western Maryland College chapel and St Marys Lutheran Church in Carroll county, and a vacancy shift in the Cecil county Democrat State Central Committee.
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Sharies
Sesson
Surquehanna
St. Mary’s
Oymer
Western Maryland College
Westminster
St Mary's Lutheran Church
Silver Rea
Carroll County
Democrat State Central Committee
Cecil County
Democratic Politics Session Forms County Registration Plans
The Democratic executive committee met at Carrollton Hotel Baltimore with the committee of eleven to discuss party organization and registration. They proposed employing one full time organizer per county, with Baltimore’s registration left to the city committee. meeting adjourned awaiting Chairman Talbott’s call. In Frederick a news update stated George Tracy, formerly of Middletown, died in a railroad accident at Schleysville while employed by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. an inquest was held in Washington and his funeral is planned for Schleysville tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Democratic Siste Central Committee
Committee On Organi Cation and Appeals
Committee of Eleven
Carrollon Hotel
Baltimore
Thuredty Isst
Batteraly W. Talbott
Montgomery
Spencer C. Watkins
Mooigomery
Seoufst Freemen
Seoufst Freemen Ranta, of Baltimore City; George L. van Bibber
Harford
Thomas H Ont
Howard
Joshua W. Miles
Somerset
Charles C. Crothera
Ceed
J. Frank Smith
St. Mary’s
William D. Bowie
George’s
Edward W. Measley
Washington
Charles H. Carter
Conway W.dams
Baltimore City
Falbott
State Central Committee
Frederick
George ‘Tracy
Tracy
Middletown
Big County
Schleysville
Gambrill
Baltimore and Potomac Mitroad
Fracy
Reservoir Damages Prompt Repairs On New Water Works
Repairs underway on the southeast aide of the new reservoir after bricks bulged from sun exposure and freezing. Old reservoir will require similar work on the south side to prevent water pressure from shifting bricks when temperatures drop. Fixes rely on proper float operation to keep water stationary during cold snaps.
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Horn J Hutzler W G Sailer and wife J C Reese Griffin Taylor Samuel Carr J E Cary Wm A Key Beatacers JA eeeeees a 4 Washington L Marshall Chicago Geo B Wilbanks Philadelphia MI Tewis RB J Meigs Boyds W McSherry Bew York J W Betty New Windsor county 7 Grorr House R J Compro New York A Clanne Newark county 3 Carta Hover Thos Toy R J Compo county 9
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Orry Horn
J. Hutzler
W. G. Sailer
J. C. Reese
Griffin Taylor
Samuel Carr
J. E. Cary
Wm. A Key
Beatacers
Washington
L Marshall
Chicago
Geo. B. Wilbanks
Philadelphia
MI. Tewis
J. Meigs
Boyds
W. &. McSherry
Bew York
J. W. Betty
New Windsor
Grorr
R. J. Compro
New York
A. Clanne
Newark
Carta
Thos. Toy
R. J. Compo
Cattle Buyer Ad Sparks Local Frustration in Frederick
A Frederick hotel visit by a cattle dealer led to two short ads in The News seeking cattle buyers. After enough responses came in the dealer departed, but the hotel proprietor asked that the ad be removed as it drew numerous inquiring visitors. the ad was only set to run for a week and had three days left.
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Frederick
Beautiful Park benches repair requested at Court House
Janitor Mr. Howard Koasmaul arranged benches in Court Square this morning. The park was cleaned to a neat, well kept appearance but benches need paint and station sprayer for the fountain is out of repair.
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Howard Koasmaul
Court House
Princess Phosa at City Opera House Benefit
The Key Monument fund presents the operetta Princess Phosa under Dr T 3 Bader at the City Opera House on June 18 and 14. A home talent company seráls the performance with ornate costumes and scenery enhancing the show. Great battles are described within the human system as Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses disease and restores health.
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Key Monument
T.3. Bader
City Opera House
Key Monument Fund
Phosa
Hood
Fire Alarm Recommendation Sparks City Debate
Mr H E Bowers of the National Board of Fire Underwriters urged Frederick officials to install a 5 bell fire alarm telegraph after a visit by a senior inspector. The recommendation challenged a local expert’s judgment and called for improvements to the fire department and water supply to benefit the entire community.
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H. E. Bowers
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York
Fleming
Frederick
Bower
Deaths in Wolfsville and nearby towns
Notices record the deaths of Amanda Wolfe in Wolfaville aged 5 years and 21 days, John W. Hershberger in Madison County Indiana aged 70s, Emiline Gardner of Petersville aged 62, Anna Mary Bowlus of Middletown aged 85, Joshua Dessiter of Wolfsville, and Mrs Hedges aged 76 near this city. Descriptions note survivors, families, churches, and funeral details with interments at local cemeteries and service conductors.
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Jobn W. Hersberger
John W. Hershberger
Pendleton
Madison County
Ind
Dia Mot
Sarah A. Norris
WM. Gardare
Kira
Emiline Gardner
Wm. A. Gardner
Petersville
Decessed
Misa Kinns
David W. Kinna
Fetersville
Henry Marteney
Reformed Church of
W.G. Bykes
Anna Mary Bowlub
Anna Mary Bowlus
Middletown
Eiize Remsburg
Elizebeth Smith
Lutheran Church
Edward
George W
Wm D
Elizabeth Wiseman
Church Hill
Mary Bochusa
Harmony
M.L. Beard
Jrs. Hedges
Mery EB
John A Hedges
Hhe
Georgetown Pike
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Salvation Army Open Air Meeting in Market Space
The Salvation Army held an open air meeting in Market Space last evening. The report notes a figure named Sirdah Abibalis Khan, claimed to be the eldest son of the Ameer of Afghanistan, with vague claims of a forthcoming visit to England.
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Thes A
The
Salvation Army
Sirdah Abibalis Khan
England
Ameer
Afghanistan
NEW OF THE CHURCHES AND LOCAL CHURCH ACTIVITIES
A chaotic but readable roll of church events and notes from Frederick area churches. Dr Eechbach visits this week for a class meeting at Adamsicws. Reformed Guild meeting last night led by Pastor Appia. Bishop Parei to visit for confirmation. Epworth League anniversary celebrated with program and readings. Land transfers recorded for church members and a note on St. John’s Church upcoming grand ceremonial details. Montgomery County telephone progress and Laytonsills commissioners listed. Weather notes predict storms. slight frost reported near Harmony.
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Eechbach
Adamsicws
Ube
Bereik
Reformed Guild
Pout
Appia
Mallerian
Armedia
Parei
Whitdendsy
The
United Brethren Sandsy Co90
Intendext
C. W.stinesaatatana
R. Harp
Hos. Moberly
Jesuita
Pontiical Veapera
Epworth League
Methoding Episcopal Church
Frederick
A. A. Zimmmetoarh Pamoj
Tta Brust
Dr. Goodell
Quralm
League For Chisi
Margare
Duvall
E. L
Mary Grace Radcliff
Luis Gilbert
M Young
QU. A. Ghson
E. K. Moore
Hondetta Brust
Christian Endeavor Union Seminar Program in Maryland
The fourth Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union seminar takes place May 16–17 at the Woodboro Lutheran Church in Woodboro Maryland. The schedule includes devotional sessions, reports, officer elections, weekly Bible discussions, and talks by Rev. W. Owen, Laura Wade Kiles, and Jno. E. Etedley among others with roles for Rev. GQ. F. Parring and D. G. Frederick in leadership and Miss Flora Mayellies as secretary.
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Frederick County
Lutheran Church
Woodeboro
RB Paiter
Woodaboro
Miller
Brapawick
Ectretary
W. Owen
Walkerville
Man Absalom
Ev. B. EB
Burslinville
Gam
Bemise
Power
Jno
Buckeystown
Mise Clara Jones
New London
DB Rico
Frederick
W. Kindley
Reputed Macon merchant reports strong year so far
Evilenos of Better Times cites Macon Telegraph noting one of Macon's leading 750 merchants reports sales and receipts much higher this year than the same period last year. He cites actual receipts rising substantially, estimating price declines of 80 to 30 percent.
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Macon
Thia
Teels
Dreas
Philadelphia Excursion Tickets To Dedication Event
The Pennshva da Railroad Co will sell excursion tickets to Philadelphia for a round trip of 455 dollars on May 30 and May 21 with return valid to May 23. This offers travel for the dedication of Odd Fel ome Temple in Philadelphia. Rice & Halles Home Made Soap advertised at grocery stores.
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Philadelphia
Pennshvada Railroad Co
Philadelphhia
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Mie
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Walter M
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Hagerstown
Lou Foz
Foxville
Nora
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J. M. Lessnerman
M. C. Dotrow
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C. Stortemyer
Mr. T. F. Bittle
Undertaker
Joshua Delauter
Joshua Dessiter
Wolfsville
John Bussard
Dearera
Jacob Moser
John Dubis
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Jackson Frushour
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Montgomery Telephone Lines
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Boyds Telephone Company
Albert F. Meem
Wm. Hi. Telbott
T. B. Brookes
Wm. B. Techifield
Urish W.grifith
D. M. Monroe
A. F. Meem
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North Market Street
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John A. Kennedy
Makship
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Marert
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Lino
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Noeta Market Street
C. EH. Cum
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Frederinx, MI
James E Walker
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B. H. Blackston
Rau Doe
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Piu Bing
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VIE Poultry Yard
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