Weather Forecast From Central Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports a storm moving from the coast to New Brunswick with a second low over Lake Erie. Highs in the Gulf States and Mississippi Valleys with rising pressure in New England and the Atlantic coast. Temperatures fall in New England and the Ohio Valley, rain in the Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley, rain or snow in the Lower Lakes. Continued cold in Northern New England and New York. cooler in the Mid Atlantic. If cloud or rain today, expect it here soon. if a cold or warm wave in the Northwest today, conditions shift in a day or two. New ads note refrigeratos and bargains from local merchants.
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Lake Selow
Gulf States
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Lower Lake Region
New York
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Middle Atlantis
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Anonymous Communications Prompt Signatures in Tax News
The Tax News urges readers to include names with all communications. Many unsigned notes arrive daily and are discarded. A recent unsigned plea to republish articles was ignored, as the editors refuse to respond to unsigned requests.
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Tax News Musas
Tax News
The Weekly News promises a twelve page Wesetr issue this Thursday
The Wesetr News will be a handsome twelve page publication ready on Thursday with new features and special items. It emphasizes advertising advantages and notes deadlines for ad copy and changes.
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Wesetr
Specife
Tar Wrexty
Notice to Subscribers and Election Preparations
The notice lists subscribers due on the 15th with instruction to have exact change. It also reports a meeting of the Board of Election Supervisors at Mr. Gilbert's store where Mr. Gilbert was elected president and officers for the upcoming municipal election will be announced at the Thursday meeting.
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Tomorow
Darly News
King
Letters From The People Corrects Mr Norman on Missions
Davi J. Beane addresses the editor to rebut Henry Norman and others arguing foreign missions harm China. He cites figures on Chinese Christian growth, missionaries, and hospitals, praising missions as divine work and predicting Christian triumph. He asserts missionaries’ courage, reliability, and humanitarian gains against critics.
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Tax Kews
Hers
Col
Denby
Indiana
Pien Pounitary
Soschieford
Wetco
Sherman
Shacaleford
Church
Darge
Missionariea
Spuauthnleghy
Hos
Norman
Chana
Henry Norman
Edwin Arnold
Robert J. Ingersoll
Christ
Davi J. Beane
Trees in Court Square Disrupt Inter-State Telephone Work
Brief notes report boughs cut from Court Square trees yesterday afternoon hindering the Inter-State Telephone Company's Unemen. A June close for shad season remains at the 15th, with summer guests soon expected to Frederick county for relief from city life and special inducements offered. The Republican Association holds its regular weekly meeting at headquarters this evening.
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Court Square
Inter-State Telephone Company
Unemen
Shad
Frederick
Ufe
Frederick County
The
Republican Association
Purely Personal Notices and Orphans' Court Actions
Those who come and go include Mr Harry Lydie departing for Harrisburg Pennsylvania for work. Rev A T G Apple visiting from Washington en route to Adams town for Reformed Classis. Mesars Ollie and Frank Pesrie spent Sunday in Howard county. Mr A Rosenour left for Baltimore on business. Mr Rubenstein of Washington visiting Mr S Wineberg on North Market street. Orphans Court entries show wills admitted to probate for Harriet M Griffith Philip H Lambright Charity Carter Jonas Urner. administration granted to David Stoner. inventory of Wm G Cox estate and Jonss Urner estate testamentary letters issued to S Amos Urner. stock and bond inventory in Martha J Susder estate.
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Harry Lydie
Harrisburg
A.T.G. Apple
Washington
The
Woman's College
Adamstown
Ollie
Frank Pesrie
Howard County
A. Rosenour
Baltimore
Rubenstein
8. Wineberg
North Macket Street
Orphans’ Court
Harriet. M. Griffith
Philip H. Lambright
Charity Carter
Jonas Urner
Mary A. Whitney
John A. Fleagle
Biasma J. Stoner
David Stoner
Wm. G. Cox
Jonss Urner
S. Amos Urner
Martha J. Susder
Key Monument Association Meeting And Licenses List
A Key Monument Association meeting is scheduled for this evening at 8 o'clock in Philomathean Hall. Marriage licenses list Chas Lewis Winkleman and Adelato May Rowe of this city, and Thomas KE Byler and Ida A Young of Frederick.
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The
Key Monument Association
Philomathean Hall
Chas
Lewis Winkleman
Adelato May Rowe
Thomas Ke, Byler
Ida A. Young
Frederick
Tucaisy Market Spring Vendors Shut In Winter Quarters
The market stalls show a shift to winter produce and scents as vendors retreat indoors. Descriptions note strawberries, pine apples, radishes, fresh peas, and other items. prices quoted for country strawberries at 20 cents a box. Frederick Market touted as excellent.
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Tucaisy
Alde
Local Court Terms and Fatalities Spark Maryland News
Reports from Elkton to Williamsport show court terms in Carron Harford and Washington counties. George Batley dies in Level Harford at 55. Shariff Herbert dies in Hagerstown at 51. Frost sweeps Allegany and Garrett counties. Chesapeake and Ohio canal breach near Williamsport. Anne Arundel landowners discuss a nomination today. Oyster dredgers fined 100 each at Centreville. Queen Annes Circuit Court pleads guilty to Sunday violations. Lawmakers to consider pigeons shooting ban in Baltimore County.
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Elkton
Howard County
Carron County
Harford County
Washington County
Aeasion
George Batley
Level
Allegany
Garrett
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Shariff
Charles H. Herbert
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Anne Arundel Landera
Somerset County
Centreville
Anne Arundel
Ontral
Queen Anne’s
COBLE
Frank L Dancan
Baltimore County
The Pere Alarm Fire Alarm Debate At City Hall
A special Board of Aldermen meeting reviewed fire alarm options after a visit to Bosley system and a clash of views on Gamewell and Greeley proposals. State’s Attorney Eicheberger backed the committee, Torrey and Bosley pitched their systems, papers were ordered, and the session adjourned to Friday amid a crowd of alarm supporters.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick
J. Roger McSherry
A. J. Bosley
Edward 8. Eicheberger
Torrey
Bosley
Greeley
Mr. Bosley
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND LOCAL NOTES
Chas Edward Young received a three years and six months penitentiary sentence after prior recognizance release for store burglary and later freight car breaking in September. Col Suess of Washington visited Antietam Camp Sons of Veterans in Frederick with Reynolds Post, G A R, for meeting business. Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Co forms a new plant on North Market Street opposite C J Lampe's grocery to clean and store carpets and rugs.
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Chas. Edward Young
Young
Sons of Veterans
Col. Suess
Washington
Antietam Camp
Frederick
Philomathesa Hall
Reynolds’ Post
G. A
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
North Market Street
Death of Cyrus H. Collina at 46
Cyrus H. Collina died yesterday at Montevue Hospital from convulsions. He was 46. The remains were brought to Frederick and sent to his former home in Prince Frederick Somerset County. The note ends with an unrelated advertisement for Hood's Sarvaparinia.
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Cyrus B. Collina
Cyrus H. Collina
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Prince Frederick
Somerset County
Automatic window screen by Bittle Gardner features
An article extols the automatic window screen from Bittle and Gardner Brunswick county offered with county and state rights. The device uses a flexible wire screen that extends to fit various window widths, with a cord driven roller and pulley system. It is presented as durable, fly proof, easy to operate, and suitable for homes seeking comfort and cleanliness.
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Bittle & Gardner
Brunswick
Messrs. Bittle & Gardner
Fire Alarm System Adopted At United Steam Fire Engine Meeting
A largely attended meeting at the United Steam Fire Engine Company hall discussed adopting a fre alarm system. In president absence, Glen H. Worthington presided. A vote, 46 for and 24 against, overruled opposition to the system and postponed Frostburg trip discussion.
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United Steam Fire Engine Company
Frostburg
Glen H. Worthington
Maryland Classis meets in Adamstown to discuss church matters
The Maryland Reformed Classis will convene in Adamstown with Rev. B. R. Carnahan as president and Rev. E. R. Dietrick as clerk. The 40 ministers oversee 61 congregations and 8,755 members as they hear church reports and consider appointing a minister for a new Baltimore South church, amid a patriotic rally for the Key Monument at the City Opera House.
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Maryland
Baltimore
City Opera House
EB. B. Kephart
Junior Christian Endeavor meeting highlights town church events
A largely attended Junior Christian Endeavor meeting featured music and Bible study. Delegates including Mrs Ruhlman Miss Garnolt and Mr Calvin Schidtrseckt will attend the Christian Endeavor Convention in Woodside county. Also noted were Rev Wm L Seabrook’s call to be pastor in Winchester Virginia and a Woman's Missionary Society meeting in the new Sunniny Room. Funeral details for George Tracy reported from Schreysville with services at his home. An accident at Anacostia injured a 4th-year Baltimore and Potomac Railroad worker. Philomathian Society to host a free public debate in Frederick this Thursday. Winter fur protection sacks available from The News office.
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Frederick
Mra Ruhlman
Missusle Garnolt
Calvin Schidtrseckt
Woodasbero
Wm. Bl. Seabrook
Westminster
Lutheran Church
Wincheser
Seabrook
Ruberts
Bushiepe
Roberta
Woman's
Rome
Foreign Diasionary Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Inoerala
George Tracy
Schreysville
D. J. Besle
Presbyterian Church
Be Clive
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
Sncident
Anacostia
Washington
Philomathian Literary Society
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia
On May 20 and 21 the Pennsylva nia Railroad Co. will sell excursion tickets to Philadelphia good to return until May 23. The fare is one round trip for $4.55 in connection with the dedication of Odd Fel ie Temple in Philadelphia on May 21.
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Philadelphia
Retaro
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Weather slang and scrambled lines puzzle reader query
Fragmentary weather text mix asks about today temperature and quick changes. It references a dubious investment scheme and odd phrases suggesting a weather inquiry interwoven with unrelated names and numbers. The readable facts are minimal. no concrete forecast data is present.
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