Weather and Crops Report From Western Maryland Area
Dense weather notes cover temperatures in Baltimore Philadelphia and Garrett County with highs from 64 to 91 and light frost on the 16th, minus 3 to minus 4 inch departures, and generally mixed crop prospects. Dry spells linger in Western Maryland but rains expected at week end could aid beans and grasses. early corn and potatoes show slow but steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Grantaville
Garrett County
Buaonyside
Same County
Havre de Grace
Easton
Milford
Del
Barre
Grace
Raston
Maryland
Allegany
Ball
Frederick
Harford
Darley
Harford County
Frederick County
Barkitteville
J. Pawn Surfer
Adamatown
R. Custos Dorron
Backeytown
Bacon
J. H. Ansaven
State Camp at Frederick Aims to Host Guard Encampment
Cosdially Keocetrea and a Sage Committee of Citizens welcomed Aviaiart Genera Poipps and Captain B. Frank Bond to Frederick to evaluate three encampment sites near Frederick Junction, Fair grounds, and Hargett farm. Local committees reported strong citizen support and ample funding prospects with business leaders backing the effort to attract the National Guard encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviaiart Genera
Poipps
Morysera National
Col D.C. Winetrener
Messie
Joseph D. Baker
J AR Mesberry
John &. Mover
Charles W. Hosa
Lewis G Citugen
J. W. Baughman
Chat. N. Hargout
Crimatans
Foger McKinsey
Geo
Bodock
Thoa. H. Haller
Jas E. Walker
Dr. Fairfe
Fair Grounds
Hargett Farm
Baltimore Pike
Messra P. Long
Louis Eline
Frank J. Rhodes
Alien Rohrback
Edward Houck
Friderick
New Firm Formed Keller Newman and Company
Thomas Schley of this city enters into partnership with Keller and Newman to form Mesers Keller Newman and Company. Schley brings extensive coal and wood trade experience from serving Philip C. Pyfer and William S. Miller interests, with a reputation for fair dealing and reliable service. The new firm will operate from the old stand and invite continued public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schley
Messrs. Keller & Newman
Mesers, Keller, Newman & Company
Schley
Philip C. Pyfer
William 8. Miller
Mrr. Schley
Ed Mt
Frederick County
Ffair
Fuelf
Toms Gater Wedding at Gotheran Church Middletown
Edward A. Toms and Miss Eatie O. Gaver wed at Gotheran Church Middletown with a large turnout. Attendants included Vinnie I. Gaver and Luella Hefauver, reception at the bride’s home, travels planned to Baltimore and Washington. Local veterans groups plan church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Vinnie I. Gaver
Misa Gertrude F. Toms
Luella V. Hefauver
Ente O. Kefauver
Greasner M. Kefauver
Roy
Culler
Faller Bergstreseer
Pittsburg
Moers
Lealie W. Gayer
Contin
Dora Garer
Elmer L. Coblentx
Edgar L. Rody
Washington Letter Reports City Plans and Exhibits
Special correspondent describes springtime Washington showing parks gardens and bicycle use rising to 40 000 bikes. Talks of Cameron plan for a large Potomac ground map observatory tower near the Washington Monument and park system. Notes purchase of Corcoran Gallery for 350000 and new art gallery at 17th Street and New York Avenue. Hancock statue unveiled with parade. Sherman statue models on exhibit. Christian Endeavor hosts preparations underway for July convention.
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Sthiek Sports
Guardians of the Peace
Cameron
United States
Potomac Fas
Washington Monument
Beoate Committee On Public
Corcoran Art Gallery
Dtsto
17Th Street
New York
Gen W.8
Hancock
Gen. Sherman
Sherman
Lith Street
Treasury
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Organization
News of the State events of interest and accidents
Reported incidents include Buckingham High School commencement at Berlin, a Berlin farm-house fire, a towns wind and rain storm, a fatal lightning strike in Prince Georges, a new naval cadet exam pass in Annapolis, and a test plan for a Belair election law. Also noted are cashier resignation at Hagerstown Bank, tax rate proposals in Anne Arundel, and Westminster's first mayor council meeting.
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Prince Georges County
St. John’s College
Anne Arnsdel
Somerset
E. W. Mealey
Hagerstown Bank
Annapolis
John Gordon
Princs Georges County
Howard County
Buckingham High School
Berlin
Joseph Cocking
Charles County Court
Elkton
Kirbly
Miller
First Presbyterian
Telcheatera
Belair
Harford County
Nanuie
Anne Arunds
Westminster
Talbot County
Denton Bridge
Caroline Counts
Ern Sbord
Harry Gordon
St Suitland
Princes Georges County
Elizabeth Wilson
Worcester
Ocean City
Frederick's Growth Brings New Building Permits Granted
New Balidiege and Ballding Improvements Permits recently granted by City Hegeleiar Nixdorf authorize Adams Halling to add a story on West Fourth Street, Ralph Bhizer to build on North Market, James Biggs to add an oatball d ioge on West Fifth Street, and several others. Numerous residences on East Church and West Third streets await occupancy or recent painting and upgrades.
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Ordicancs
Hegleiar Nixdorf
Lo Gate Chsco
Bret
Adam Halling
Weet Fourth Street
Ralph Bhizer
North Market Atreat
James Biggs
W. B. Moehbriing
East Patrick
John W. Falk
East Fifth
C. Carty
South Market Street
Edward J. Winebrener
East Booth Street
E. J. Winebrewer
East Church Street
Charles C. Waters
West Third Street
Ira Walters
Bentz Atreat
West Third
Fourth Streets
Gerlack
Davallis
Mess, Grove & Kinchey
West Patrick Arrest
David A. Castle
Purely Personal and Music Shop Notices
Purely personal notices describe visits by Rer Bediing B Leech to Weshtogiva and Mary M.S. sivlempes in inter city, plus music shop promotions for Melvaarp Apollo Harps and a long plato display at Birely's Palace of Music. An important meeting of the ladies to assist the Japtor Mechanica is announced for Mechanics Hall on Wednesday at 8:30. Reduced rail rates to Pittsburgh for the Prohibition National Convention appear, with tickets via B&O and B&V lines offering round trips and through Pullman service via Picturesque B&O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leech
J. F. Pee
Weshtogiva
Mary M.S. Sivlempes
Pitteborg
Prohibition National Convention
R R Co
Sis
Reduced Katee to Ottawa Kansas Hireshron Berlin
Reduced Katee to Ottawa Kansas with an account of German Baptist Hireshron. Baltimore rail line tickets may 17 91 and 22 valid for return thirty days from sale at single rate. B&O runs vestibuled express to Chicago with Pullman cars linking to Ottawa. Frederick Building Association starts stock service June 6 1696. dues 25 cents weekly. loans 46 100 percent per annum. John U. Hardt president.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Baltimore
Chicago
Pullman
Frederick Bullding Association
J. W. L. Carty
Samocleton
John U. Hardt
Wonder Worker Graham Heads Three Night Opera House Show
Graham the wonder worker with Professor Collison and Oxolite performs at the Opera House for three nights. Norfolk Virginian notes a large audience at the Academy last night and praises the feats. Prices are reduced to attract Frederick citizens, with a Saturday matinee for ladies and children at 15 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Professor Collison
Opera House
Norfolk Virginian
Academy
Professor Vallison
Championship Medal pool contest opens in Frederick
The first pool event for Frederick city and county championship was held at N Hauer's flat, drawing many locals. Officials included referee Thomas Elgenhauer and scorer Fred Stang, with Smith winning all three matches 100 to 62 or higher against Feigley, Cram, and Lochner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
N. Hauer
Mr. Hamer
Messrs
Daniel PF. Feigley
Thomas Eisenbauer
Hicks Glesaper
George W. Crum
Wm. Smith
Smith
Feigley
Cram
Simith
Lochner
Social gathering closes pupil recital at Monrovia home
The beauty home of Mr G Weeley Bindley near Monrovia hosted a Bliss Hoes Jones pupil recital Monday evening. Young girls performed recitations dialogues and characters with trained presentation. Mrs Chas Grobb delivered a notable recitation. Refreshments followed and guests departed in cheerful mood. An advertisement for California Fig Syrup ends the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clomieg
G. Weeley Bindley
Monrovia
Bliss Hoes Jones
Misome
Ingman
Bnd
Chas. Grobb
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Careopher Curcmmbes
Teac Eposgeieatt
Lisky
Dolly Madecs
Jase Basa
Westear Forest
Tae
Vseretos
D.C
W. J. Moone
Mary R. Sirely
Citizen’s Bank
Wonderful Instruments
H. B. Wilcoton
Notte Coves
Cartyn& Kindley
Kendrickson
Coves
Albaugh
Ack Bank
Dollew
Weekly Report
Hagerstown
James Age
Ajolang
Bey
Keocetrea
Guarence
Emberka
G. A. F. Gan
J. F. Reynalds’ Post
Department of Maryland
G. A. KR
Antillem Camp
Sons of Veterane
Shia City
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sons of Soldiers
OCR
Washington
News OF the State
Bern
Mestre
Parsons Miller
Roger Doll
Ira Miller
Lealie Cramer
TRE City
Hase Woo
Wreiv
Caplan
Wil Cunon
Strely
Palace of Music
Plance
Birely
Muate
Plato
Apollo
William
Pinaburg
California Figsytup Company
Best & Kepler
Suge
G370
Kerens
North Market
S&t
Addres P
Bay Naiv
Banda
Frank G. Bitte
McGherey
Organa Aod
Rai A
West
Res
Bauer Tatbet
Ahaper
Belting, Wiees, Tools, &c
Good Ann
Mullinle & Eemp
PRUE
Sezhede
Muouiionxs
Kur
Mephowe Call
Falk Dso
Zach
Jobn Henpnakzeon
F. ¥. Staub
Ipaink
F. V. Sjava
Doll Brothers
Strattingr Traw
Sie
Oder BaTas
Dow Buaorsxna
Arefrigerator
Railing Grocery
U No Remedies
Baltimore Brewing Co
Besar
Central Hardware CO
Pansisi
Panta
Eramel Paints
BAMEL
Une
Varwisars
Rodook & Neideg
Rove
Neldic
Krall
J. Rige & Sons
A. T. Riczt & Sux
Teleepron
J. & Walker & CO
la Dire
Jac. Hi. Warssnie Co
Zimmermay
Sprasdanrim
D. Dow
J. F. Eisenhauer
Marvin's Choice
J- F. Eisenhaube
A. B. Bargett
Tidak
A. B. Hazern
Oelak
Waded Darthdonnag Bowering Co
Eck Ook
Tadragen Jom
Patrick Smd
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