Weather Forecast For Waskreton May 18 11 A M
Special dispatch reports an area of low pressure over the upper lake region and the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys with warmer trends elsewhere. Rain has fallen in the South Atlantic and Gulf States and the Lake region with rain forecast for the Middle Atlantic South Atlantic East Gulf States and the Lake region. warmer conditions are expected across most districts.
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Waskreton
D.C
M. W. Claneineton
Weather Bureau
Upper Lake
Mississippi
Missouri
Booth Dakota
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf States
Lake
Mitsissippi
New Adverts Today In Our Paper
A digest of local ads appears with vendors like Renner Kemp furniture H B Etchison and Japanese plans among others. Notices include Election notices from B F Schell secretary and listings for real estate millinery and planis for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner & Kemp
H. B. Etchison
Lode Densee! Corporation Commissioners
Vapor
N. J. Wilzos & Son
Sele
Alfred Ritter
B. F. Schell, Sec’y
Doll Brothers
Btonebraker An Co
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
Mrs. Madeleine Vinton Dahlgren returns from 1825 Massachusetts avenue to Dahlen on South Boulder. Laula Hager and family come home from Baltimore after attending their sister Mrs. Joseph Dumphy's funeral. Rev. J. K. White and H. Burns Trundie depart for Portsmouth Va to spend a week and visit Richmond Petersburg Virginia Beach. The Missen Lansdale return to Montgomery county after visiting Mrs. H. N. Etchison. Charles Wiles leaves Central dry goods for plastering study. Arthur Trail of Markell & Trail travels to Baltimore. Dr. Byron Feigley returns home from a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Vinton Dahlgren
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington, D.C
Richmond
Petersburg
Virginia Beach
Missen Lansdale
H. N. Etchison
Montgomery County
George M. Gittinger
Miss Baker
Winchester
Cobb
Washington
Mary Ingle
Record Street
Charles Wiles
Those. H. Haller
Central Dry Goods More
Arthur Trail
Markell & Trail
Baltimore
Byron Feigley
Bes
Brief Bits Roundup of Local Notables and Events
Old house dog “Grover” in Brunswick died of age after wandering to the cemetery. A second “Grover” bulldog in Brunswick was killed after an attack of hydrophobia or poison. Frederick schools observe Teachers Day with busy dry goods shops. Prof C Harry Anders passes civil service exam for assistant weigher at the custom house. Ben Heard, 12, from Middletown, committed to State Reform School on his father’s request. Middletown Valley resident Charles Miller loses a fine horse aged around the stated number. A rehearing for the Princess Phosa scheduled for tonight with orchestra and participants. Nick Haver’s fifth watch tickets to be claimed Monday night May 20. Frank Beatz sprains his ankle while playing tall at Development Company grounds, limping on the baseline after a collision.
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Custom House
Ben
Charles Heard
Middletown
State Reform School
Charles Miller
Middletown Valley
Nick Haver
Hymeneal notice for Bysler Yorke and Ada Young wedding
Thomas EB Kyler and Ada A Young, both of this city, wed Wednesday evening at St James Lutheran parsonage with Rev Hasakarl officiating.
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Bysler—Yorke
Thomas EB. Kyler
Ada A. Young
City
St. James Lutheran Parsonage
Hasakarl
Maryland Classis Shifts and Finances Highlight Baltimore Delegation
Friday sessions of Maryland Classis report steady benevolence receipts above nine thousand dollars and a $500 debt reduction plus $400 on hand. New congregation organized in South Baltimore. Rev. E R Deatrick praised for stewardship. Rev. Eschbach elected to board. Rev. Hellman dismissed to Lebanon Classis.
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Classis
Bbr Deatrick
Treasury
C. 5. Singie
Board of Treinees
T. F. Hotmeter
Midatetown
Fia
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
Seaasons
G. A. Spyder
Hageratown
W. Levan
Frisby Davis
Baltimore
Jos. H. Apple, Jr
Woman’s College
Frederick
Churches News From Middletown and Nearby Areas
A roundup of Sunday services and church activities across Middletown and surrounding counties with Ascension Day observances, sermons by a mix of local and visiting pastors, society meetings, evangelistic work, and upcoming church events including lodge and youth gatherings. Notable notes include Rev. C W Stir’s sermons, the Western Conference Maryland Lutheran Synod meeting plans, and Rev Walter Rhodes moving to New Market.
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Reformed Sunday School of
Middletown
Mite Society
Lutheran Church of
Burkittsville
Thuredsy
St. James Lutheran Chapel
C. W. Stir
United Brethree Church
Missionary Society of the Western Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Martinsburg
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. G. T. Apple
The
Reformed Church
Washington, D. C
Joseph H. Apple
Woman’s College
A. F. Dreinbach
Silver Rao
Carroll County
Mary Isad Cisssis
Adamstown
Walter Rhodes
Baltimore
Baptist Church
New Market
Rhodes
West Virginia
H. M. Wharton
Mary E. Hardwick
Virginia
M. EB. Church South
Epworth
Presbyterian Church
Arion Sexette
Kyin Biser
Elmer Waltman
M. E
M. E. Church Tomorrow Services Will Be Sg Astil
A HB Zimmerman
Boworth League
J. H. Harris
League
Fainting Spell Strikes Mrs Crone on Market Day
Mrs Jennie Crone of South street fainted while on market. She was taken to Mrs John T Crouse’s home opposite and Dr W A Long called. She later faced chills. Mr U A Lough of East Patrick street, previously ill, is improving. Bay you saw It in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Crone
South Street
John T. Crouse
W. A. Long
U. A. Lough
East Patrick Street
Entertainments at Brenwick for Benefit of Brent Church
A series of performances will be held in Brenwick on May 27 26, 2 and 14 to aid Brent Church. The schedule includes Basar Jane, Hacky Acdy, a lecture on A Trip Through Europe by Rev J A Barry, a talk Home Ancient and Modern by Rev Mr Biordan, and a St Johns choir concert with local talent.
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Brenewick
Brenswick
Torsday
St. John’s
Frederick
Basar Jane
Hacdy Acdy
J Beckiey
Af. Barry
SL Mary's
St. Francis
Europe
Mr. Biordan
Barnecrille
St. John's Choir
Mock Trial At F C MLC Gym Captures Local Interest
A mock trial in the F C MLC gymnasium drew a large crowd as a full courtroom setup featured a judge’s stand witness box and jury. Owen Compher faced a not guilty verdict after prosecutors and defense made detailed arguments before a panel of 12 jury women. The event, led by Chief Judge Roscos C White, offered lively cross examination and courtroom decor, with orderly conduct by Clerk Young and crier F Lester Smith.
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Rosco
Misses Grace
May Lampe
Lula Gilbert
Helen Wickham
Bertina Trundie
Florence AlcDonald
Bertha Edmonds
Mette Hooper
Etta Brast
Ula Best
Marie Schroeder
Milas Edmonds
Mr. Saunders
White
Philadelphia
F. Lester Smith
Handa
Work of Death Marks Biyere Funeral in Frederick
The Independent bell tolls ten to eleven this morning for W. Oliver Biyere of Baltimore former livery stable operator on South Market Street. He was brother to Mrs. Lettie Gittinger and Mrs. W. R. Steiner, with son Thomas Myers the only child living in Frederick. The Brunswick valley loses Wm. Frazer age about 50 to consumption, funeral at St. Mark's P. E. near Petersville. Catherine Hedges dies in Sandyville at 90 years ten months and twenty six days. funeral at Union Bridge Sunday.
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Baltimore
Frederick
W. Oliver Biyere
Myers
South Market Street
Eugene Sponseller
Lewis C. Gittinger
North Market Street
W. R. Steiner
Thomas Myers
Wm. Frazer
Brunswick Valley
Brunswick
St. Mark’s P. BE. Church
Petersville
Frazier
George Frazier
Redges
Catherine Hedges
Granville T. Hering
Sandyville
Carroll County
Cuion Bridge
Death of Kinza Kaneko at Franklin and Marshall College
Kinza Kaneko, a Japanese student who studied at Franklin and Marshall College and the Reformed Seminary at Lancaster, Pa, died last Wednesday morning of consumption after recently finishing a Hebrew postgraduate course. He planned to return to Japan to teach at the Sendai Reformed Seminary. He previously spent weeks with Elmer Coblenz near Middletown, preached at the Reformed church, and lectured there. The issue also notes a relics committee meeting at Cyrus Thomas's parlor on East Church Street Monday evening May 26 at 8 o'clock.
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Kinza Kaneko
George Kinza Kaneko
Franklin and Marshall College
Reformed Seminary
Lancaster
Elgat
Ister
Japan
Sendai
Elmer Coblentz
Middletown
John C. Coblentz
Reformed Church
Cyrus Thomea
East Church Street
Blonday
Secret session on fire alarm contract honor in Frederick
Frederick aldermen met in private to decide on a fire alarm system. Three proposals from Gamewell, Greeley, and Viaduct were reviewed. The board could not resolve a contract clause and adjourned after about an hour, noting the city’s heavy debt was discussed quietly.
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Altermen
Frederick
Eisenbauer
Bara
Sreaterm
Hed Beer
Adopion
Gamewell and Greeley Systems
New York
Viaduct
Baltimore
Gamewell
Onder
Letters From The People Protest Fire Alarm plan
A Tas News reader argues against a costly fire alarm system in a heavily taxed city. He questions the need given few fires, noting existing alarms suffice and warns of debt growth from proposed reservoir and office costs. He demands taxpayer protest and cites firemen’s views, ending with a jarring ad insert.
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Tas News
Lana
Mars
Cumberland to elect city councilmen Monday next
News items from Maryland state papers report Cadet practice queries, court cases, deaths in Cecil Carroll and Harford counties, fire at ex sheriff Plummer residence, and local political campaigns. Also notes on telecom expansion at Westminster and reexaminations for Naval Academy applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
William K. Griffith
Cecil County
Catharine Hedges
Carroll County
Plummer
Kent County
Harford County
Cushing
Annapolis
Mary Nicodemus
Medford
Myers & Bro. Westminster
Beljax Lane 1
House of Delegates
Marabail E. Price
A. Grant Corkmn
Sillie Dean
Corkran
Measure for Wall Paper and Home Fire Incident
Instructions for calculating wallpaper quantities cover walls ceiling doors and windows with example room figures. A minor fire incident at Mr Silas E Thomas’s East Fifth Street residence was contained quickly with no major damage. The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County was organized with officers named and plans to start business on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Messure
Dirkie
Silas E Thomas
East Fifth Street
City Property Auction Real Estate Sold At Public Sale
Captain Walter Saunders acted as auctioneer this morning and sold multiple parcels on premises. Mrs. C. A. Fraley purchased a two story brick dwelling with store-room attached on West Patrick street for 3000 dollars. A half story stone dwelling on West Church street and Mill alley was bought by Chas Mealey for 355 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Frank L. Stoner
J. Roger McSherry
Patrick Street
C. A. Fraley
West Church Street
Mill Alley
Chas. &. Mealey
Winter garment protection paper sale offer details
To protect winter garments from moths readers are urged to obtain a coated paper back made for this purpose. The Tus News office offers the large paper back at 25 cents each, available by calling or sending for delivery.
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Motha
Tus
Local rail excursion offers to Decatur and Philadelphia
The notice describes B and O Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad excursion tickets from Baltimore area to Decatur Illinois and to Philadelphia. Sales run May 24 to June 8 for Decatur, with return by July. Philadelphia round trip priced at 4.55 dollars, valid for return through May 28. Dedication of Odd Fellows Temple referenced on May 21, 1896.
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Decatur
Illn
Ous
Sta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Odd Fellows Temple
Shriners Milling Advertising Circular Drafts Prices
Obscure historical ad line offers Cereville Roller Flour and hominy rye chop middlings bran and chicken feed. Promises low prices for customers sending orders or cards via mail or messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODE
Ceresville
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Jacob H. Voss
Hagerstown
Woodberry
E. EB. Egahbach
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Hitler E. A. Shriner
L M. Motter
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Bnunday
Bay
Om Nick Hauer
Buffalo
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Marshall Grumaine’s
D. H. Best
D. H. Busis
O. E. Oline
China
C. HE. Curse
Mulliniz & Kemp
Orientals
Chantilly
Vandyke Points
Valencennes
Jap Mattings
Monionx & Kaur
Lolokh
Jobn
V. Staub
California
Boston
Tomstens
F. Vv
Stavs
North
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du Brothers
North Market
F.anb
the Raising Grocery CO
Tuaranteed
John A. Kennedy
N. Market St
TRE Reweior
Qeeramekee
Bsc
Wirth
Tse
Wil UK
Asim
Koduck & Neidig
R T. Rice & Sone
Yias
HESKE
A. T. Rice & Sox Funeral Directors
Calis
E B. Walzer & CO
Giles
Fastenette
Das. E. Waser & Co
Allen Rohebadge
Antes Roskacz
Mnext Dooeh City Hotel
Purusine and Garfitiing
George H. Wiener
Court ST
I Garry
B. H. Bunocheton
Frederick, ML
Poultry Yards
Morsay
Poolibe Fane
Irda
Sayer
C. F. Rothenhoefer
Maal Berenth St. Frederick
Feh
Goldawim
Shriner Milling
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