Weather Bureau synopsis and notices from May 13
General weather conditions across regions described by Hoors include falling barometers in the central valleys, rising along the Atlantic coast, and low pressure across the Mississippi Valley. Thunderstorms touched the Mississippi Valley while Western Pennsylvania and the upper Great Lakes reported local showers. Highs and lows shift with typical wind patterns. cooler in several regions, slightly warmer near the lake region, with fair Atlantic coast trends and possible central valley rain. Other items list local ads and notices about missing items, subscriptions, and various businesses.
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Ww.l. Hoors
Weather Bureau
Sp. m
Lake Region
Atlantic
Monohtete
Missiaippi
Easteto Lowe Ton
North Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
Upper Lake Region
Texas
Colorado
Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake Region
Georgia
Mississppi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lake
New York
Ohio Valley
Weekly Tae Wikary News offers varied local pages and notices
A long promotional overview describes Tae Wikary News as a complete locally focused weekly paper with sections on world news, local reports, and departments like Mary Jane Market Scribe and Farm Dairy. It highlights features such as Captain Geo L Kilmer sketches Left Flank March and Old California mining tales, plus Live Stock and advertisements for merchants, banks, and services.
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Tae Wikary News
Tae News
Homan
Mary Jane
Geo. L. Kilmer
Grant
California
Mus
Carty
Benner & Kemp
Frederick County
Nat's Bank
Far. & Mech
Nat Bank
Ae W. BB. Brekison
Ctzans’ National Bank
T& Knott
Eescenepeneene- Bms & Kepler Dry Goode
John Hendrickson
Dress Coods
Radock & Neldig
Mt. Carmel
Thirtieth Anniversary of All Saints Rector Rev Osborne Ingle
The All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church marked the thirtieth anniversary of Rev Osborne Ingle as rector with a peaceful evening service and a purse of gold presented as thanks for faithful service. A rectory reception followed, with guests from church and community viewing decorations and sharing memories of his fifty years in service, including his early ministry in Washington D C and long tenure in the Potts parish.
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Logle
Osborne Ingle
Frederick
All Saints
Protestant Episcopal I Charch
Tha
Ecore
Gonset
Altaints
Zion
Joleas
Christ Jeans
Ulfe
Jardinieres
Deutachia
Bleeding Heart
Spiraea
Margaret McPherson
Virginia Brunner
Mollie Kemp
Bettie Markell
F.C. Knott
Thomas Schley
Hose Baer
Caroline Ross
Nannie Knott
Bertha Campbell
Eloise Young
Bnlly Maulsby
Elchaiberger
Laches and Children
All Saints’ Orphanage
Ladies of the Home For
Goldsboro
Griffth
Bernard C. Steiner
Balmore
Misa Wallace
Washington State
Hankin
Pennsylvania
Chase Markell
Baltimore
G. W. Z. Black
Washington
Frank Grove
West Virginia
AR. Yeekle
D. J. Beale
W.L McKenney
John K. White
Snd
Potts
Bertha Trail
Eleanor Johnson
M. Dillon
Ingle
Washington, D.C
Julinus Grammar
S J. Peters Church
Memorial Church
Ingie
Oks
Wa. H. Mil
Howse
James E. Walker
Patrick Street
Record Street
James Addison Iogie
Ching
Reat
Tegie
Ochlegeville
Varl Witin
Ogie
Edward Trailenstein
St Patersville
Livi
Europe
China
Aougust
All Saints’ Parish
Baltimore Morning Herald Reports 76YearOld Irish Immigrant Story
An elderly woman named Winifred Brent, 76, arrived in Baltimore from Frederick City after a 50 mile trek along the turnpike. Damp and exhausted, she was aided by a young man and Round- Sergeant Dempsey, then sheltered at Central Station before hospital care. Born near Dublin, she widow of John Bent, had lived in Frederick, sought her daughter and son-in-law Frank Snyder, and hoped for kinship as authorities plan to locate relatives today.
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Frederick
Baltimore Morning Herald
Holilday Street
City Hall
Dempsey
Winifred Brent
Baltimore
Frederick City
Central Station
Beverly
Dublin
Ireland
John Bent
New Market
Gent
Frank Snyder
Bent
Fence sale joins two congregations in rural Maryland
The iron fence that once enclosed the plot of ground at Zien Re formed church in Hagerstown has been sold recently to two congregations. One group plans to use it at Mt. Moriah church near Foxhiiie in this county, the other at the church at Greensburg. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for its health benefits in the notice accompanying the ad.
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Zien Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Mt. Moriah Church
Foxhiiie
Coun RA
Greensburg
School Trustees Appointed Across County Schools
The County School Commissioners appointed trustees for numerous districts amid routine business. Names include Shockstown, Fairview, Linganore, Cedar Grove, New Linden colored, North Pranks, Deerfield, Oak Hill, Woodsboro, Knoxville, Somerset, Prospect, and others. Appointments paused in Mt Philip, Rocky Ridge, Emerton, Urleans, First Gal, Dublin, and Fountain.
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Recalus
Comemlesivasts
Cresent
Chy
Cence
Shockstown Cekcol
Lev We
Paul Kilop
John Black
Fairview
Henry Het
Marion Riddlemo
John Brandenburg
Dantel W. Forrest
Helvic Wise
Green Vallsey
Robert Knode
William Faonk
Andrew Davin Linganore
S. J Barnes
Jacob Stltely
Jobs A. Norris
Cedar Grove
Charles C. Keeny
Raezine Eisler
Charles W. Smith, Jr
New Linden
Edward Hall
Frank Thomas
Jas. Dorey
Esst Franklin
Alfred Pryor
Theodore
Joahoa Arnold
Chas. E. Dillier
Knoxville
C. A Rice
Robt. Hlaees
V. Garratt
Walkeraville
Calvin
Barrier
Emanuel Robarta
B. L Jamison
Baxter-Bottom
Elmer Toma
Josiah Postlaberger
Vtho Jr
Vtho Jr. Sommers, Mosument—L. W. Houpt, Charles Myers, J. W. Darrow
Prospect
Jozeph A. Purdom
F. v. Rankles
Wm. A. Clay
T. P. Mulliatx
Singleton Gartrell
Wm Shaw
Mr. Alry
Benjamin L Jackson Somerset Dodson
Nathan Ryan
Old Field
Lewis Parker
Samuel Johnson
Wm. H. All Springfald
George W. Isenagle
Geo. English
Jacob H. Shook
Beihsl
N. Zimmerman
William Stull
John Wachter
Mt. Philip
Rocky Ridge
Emerton
Urleans
First Gal
Dublin
Fountain
Law’s Grip Seizes Notorious Frederick Fugitive
Robinson, alias Peon, a colored man, was brought from Washington to Frederick by Sheriff McBride and presented before Magistrate Turner. He was released on bond for a final hearing tomorrow. Previously sent to the penitentiary for attempted rape, he had left the state as a condition of release, later returning and becoming a fugitive. He was recaptured after an arrest in Washington and return to Frederick. He is well known in Frederick where he formerly resided.
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Pgor
Robereos
Robinson
Washington
Frederick
McBride
Turner
Sheriff McBride
Notice on Subscriptions and Missionary Meeting Schedule
Tomorrow the 13th, drivers collect from all subscribers on routes with exact change to avoid delays. The Western Conference of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod meets at Martinsburg Lutheran Church at 1.80 with Rev. E. H. Dark of Hagerstown delivering the evening address at 7.30.
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Carslara of
Tax Darcy News
Western Conference of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Maryland Synod
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hev. E. H. Dark
Hagerstown
Society
Frederick banks report deposits by institution totals
The five National banks of Frederick report deposits subject to check totaling $3,024,612.35. Citizens National Bank holds $1,296,733.51, Farmers and Mechanics' $278,952.40, Central $248,718.60, Pint Eeen $144,669.20, with Frederick county listed among the items.
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Frederick
Citizens” National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics
Central
Pinteen
Frederick County
Orphans Court and Probate Actions in Frederick County
In Frederick County, Orphans' Court actions include probate of the will of Charles Stevens, deceased, and a filed inventory of personal property in the estate of Joseph Wood, deceased with an order to sell. A list of debts in the estate of Thomas Gorsuch, deceased, has been filed with an order to sell. Applicants for the House of Correction superintendent include Geo. Swaok of this county, with Hanna K Fauble and Geo. C. Sitter as applicants for supervisor positions and Jacob C. Woodward of Frederick among other applicants.
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Orphans’ Court
Charles Stevens
Joseph Wood
Debsa Doe
Thomas Gorsuch
Frederick County
House of Correction
Geo. Swaok
Hanna K Fauble
Geo. C. Sitter
Ball Ae
Jacob C. Woodward
Frederick
Damegel the Sign Incident at Paris Banka
Roy Wachier bumped his head against a diaeter of paris banca in front Ribroom. The force created a considerable hole in the side of the bunch but did not injure the lad's head. the incident required repairs to the store area and involved a minor accident at the site.
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Damegel
Roy Wachier
Paris
Berazas
Syrup of Fits Promoted by California Fig Syrup Company
An antiquated remedy note praises a gentle syrup product as a simple cure and asserts its efficacy for fits. The advertisement cites the California Fig Syrup Company as producer of the syrup.
Purely Personal Notices From Brunswick Area
Mrs. George Kemp returns to Brunswick after visiting friends in Bagerstown. Mrs Willem K Walker of near the city visits friends near Germantown. Mrs Edward Nelson visits Baltimore for four days. Miss Gertrude Hardes visits friends in Washington. Mrs Power travels from ship to New York and Baltimore for business with a local company. Dr Beard C Bretoer librarian at Enoch Pratt Free Library spends yesterday with De Fairfax Schley’s family. Mr Goldsboro and Gridith of Baltimore hosted at the reformed parsonage. Mr Charles Markell and Mr Joseph D Baker return from Hagerstown. G W 2 Black of Washington visits Mrs Wim P. Madisley. Miss Nettie Wallace of Tacoma, Washington, is selecting Florence i Trabl. Mrs B Rossnour of Baltimore returns from visit to Frederick relatives. Bright prospects noted as William A Mansfield receives a letter from C H Eckstein, now expanding cigars in Charlotte. Weather warm with cool nights and refreshing mornings. The Sick: Geo Mull bedridden with sore foot. Miss Anna Jonff very ill at home with Dr F Smith in attendance.
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Gertrude Hardes Bar
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Ormut Crr Micida Co
Miliners
Beard C. Bretoer
Enoch Pras Free Library
de Fairfax Schiey
Patrick Street
Goldsboro & Gridith
Baltimores
Cherles Markell
Joseph D Baker
Hagerstown
G.W
Black
Mra Wim
P. Madisley
Nettle Wallace
Tacoma
Florence
Mrv. B. Rossnour
Frederick
William A. Mansfield
Coast Street
C H. Eckstein
Cigara
Charlotte
N.gc
Eckstein
Eckateln
Local Advertisements and Notices Fragment
Local notes describe a large property for sale at the Cuy Hotel on Saturday May 16 1896 at 11 o’clock a.m. and urge inspection by enterprising businessmen. Notices include rail excursion tickets to Pittsburg May 24–26 for the National Prohibition Convention, a medical visit schedule, a sale on hardware goods, and details for the Frederick Building Association stock launch on June 6 1896 with dues and loan terms.
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W. R.dielware
Cuy
Onaures B
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Raltro Company
Frederick Building Association
J. W. J. Carty
Snow
John C. Hardt
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