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Pa Pr etn Leg Lobeat sured: of Wutren and Git.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1896
Page
4
Pa Pr etn Leg Lobeat sured: of Wutren and Git.
Weather bulletin details ongoing and forthcoming conditions across regions from the Atlantic coast to the Upper Mississippi Valley. Expect cooler readings along the Middle Atlantic and New England, with warmer trends in the Lake ton Central Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys. Scattered light rains and showers noted, with general cooling westward from New England.
The issue promises twelve pages of local and general news with fiction and essays by Ailee KE Ives and Captain Geo L Kilmertella. It highlights recipes Parisian cuisine notes farm topics and household departments plus a long ads list. A weather note cites 60 degree maximum and light rain while Dr Hoffman's illness is mentioned with Syrup of Figs touted as a remedy.
A Frederick committee welcomed Maryland National Guard officers led by Brigadier General Lawrason Riege at Doh's Hotel after inspecting Bellevue and Col Trail farms for a potential encampment site. Water supply, field size, and proximity to the city were praised, with Frederick offered free camp space and hospitality.
Ao Affertecos of Sweet Muauic presents a charming afternoon program by Female High School pupils in Academic Hall. Principal Miss M. M. Robinson is praised for the polished performances featuring music, recitations, phonograph selections, and a humorous twelve‑girl gossip pantomime with period costuming.
Jeci Crommitt a farm hand for Thomas Kling of Pearl fell from a four horse wagon near Reichs ford while carrying a load of wood. The rear wheel passed over his leg mangling it badly. Doctors said amputation might be needed but later believed unnecessary. Crommitt, a married man with several children, was treated locally.
A burst steam pipe at The Steam Belem Works sent a flood of steam through the furnace area, prompting alarms and a quick fire response. Workmen fled as a section of the boiler vented, but the danger passed with minimal damage and only a short delay to operations.
The monthly meeting of the Board of Aldermen saw approval of payments to district superintendents, a printing firm, and others, plus committee referrals. Resolutions authorized a flag purchase, a six inch water main, water pipes, and terra cotta sewer piping. A water meter test and engine house repairs were ordered. An ordinance requires bicycles to have bells and lamps after sunset and bans unsafe riding, with penalties.
News of the state lists charges guiding Librarian Gadd removal lack, Cardinal Gibbons and the Apostolic visit to St Charlies College Howard County, a requisition for tents to aid Maryland National Guard encampment, Judge Ettchie in Baltimore reserves decision on Mayor Hooper mandamus action against Captain Noble Creager. Also notes a silver loving cup to Asger Hamik for twenty fifth anniversary directing Peabody Conservatory and city tax collection terms for Steen Hopkins as city collector. Gardening and plant care tips follow. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted.
A Charisetown W V special reports Dr Willem E Perry charged with criminal assault on Miss Hose J Johnston in Halltown offices. The first trial ended with a guilty verdict and a 14 year sentence, but the Court of Appeals granted a new trial. Local hearings move toward June.
Local notices promote the Melobarps and Apollo Harp at Birely's Palace of Music with mentions of a train loaded with pianos and organs. Also advertised are reduced B&O fares to Pittsburg for conventions and tours, with specifics on dates, coupons, and through service, plus the Frederick Building Association stock series starting June 6, 1896 and plans for member loans and home ownership through weekly payments.
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