Weather and notices blend with local ads and street gossip
Weather Bureau notes indicate low presence over the Gulf of St Lawrence and Rocky Mountains with a central storm north of Montana. High pressures along the Northern Pacific coast and shifting barometer readings across the U S. Rain and showers forecast Atlantic coast to Western Gulf states with warmer temperatures countrywide. Estate for sale listings and local notices appear amid fragmented ads and community items from the era.
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Haeserveren
Weather Bureau
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Rocky Mountain
Montsns
Weatarn Gulf
Pacific
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain Plateau
New England
Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri
Gulf States
Atlantic
Florida
Mississippi Valley
N. W
S. W
Weekly News offers local, state, world updates and features
The issue emphasizes robust local news plus county and state reports and world briefs. It highlights Mary Jane and The Market Scribe letters, Francis Scott Key family excerpts, and the war story Chickamauga ending strongly. Regular departments cover Farm and Garden, Live Stock, Dairy and Creamery, Good Roses, Architecture, plus short stories and poems. Advertisements list Millinix & Kemp, Hendrickson, Japanese Fans, Dol Brothers, Commencement Gowns, Rodock & Neidig, Furniture, and Etchison temple items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Weratyr
Mary Jane
Francis Scott
Key
Chickamauga
Talmage
Omeesesee Mllinix & Kemp
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Neidig
W. H. B. Etchison
Smith’s
Temple of Fancy
Letters From The People Emancipation Day Plans
Correspondents report bitter cold affecting wheat and corn, gardens damaged and crops stunted. The Sunday school convention schedules for Middleburg on June 5 and 6. Emancipation Day committee meets at Nazarite Hall to arrange rail excursions for visitors.
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Decid Hill
Middleburg
The Key Monument Movement Gains Momentum
The Key Monument Association of this city collects funds from schools churches and individuals for a monument honoring Francis Key. A nationwide push is under way with Flag Day events on June 14. Rev Akrog Ohio leads local efforts and many ministers plan services on June 9. Mayor Fleming reports favorable replies from other mayors as donations rise, and a guitar pendant is offered for ten cents to support the drive. An invitation from the G A R to join Bemis Day services is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagndy
Puna
Ciy
Francis Leon Key
Fisg
The
Reformed Church
Akrog
Ohio
Hes
Banday
Jose
Amali Ampanta
John & Fleming
Sal
Lewin A. Rice
Jr O U A M festival in Junior Dallas a success
The Jr O U A M festival last night drew many friends and offered a varied program. Miss Mollie Moberly sang solo sweetly, Mr Albert Walle played cornet, and an orchestra led by Albert Behroeder performed well. The lemonade booth run by Miss Eadex as Rebecca, with Mr Zimmerman, served many cups.
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Mollie Moberly
Albert Walle
Albert Behroeder
Eadex
Rebecca
Zimmerman
Iere
Eye of Sapanens
Harry Brish
Miss Ware
Nellie Myers
Milas Mobari Sca
Mialp
Ipsec
Xtra
Ee Ase
Teun
Thease Young
Personal notes on visitors and neighbors in Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL items list guests and callers: Louise McSherry visiting Mrs Offut. Emily Je of Towson visiting Miss?. J Bussman E Delhoff H Scelfer J W Baun from Comming Photo Stocky visiting John F Krebs. Rebecca Cronsse from Sharpsbury visiting Mrs Edward Lease. Misses Rameburgh visiting Amy Kemp in Frederick. Mary E Reifsuider to Littlestown. L M Rogers visiting sister F T Rhodes in Frederick. Margaret Bronner and Miss Bronner back from Atlantic City. John D Hendrickson visiting relatives in Luray. Louise Weener visiting Baltimore. J Knight McDonald arriving from Baltimore. John H Sifford in Frederick yesterday.
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Louise McSherry
Offut
Emily Je
Towson
Baltimore
Messrs
J. Bussman
E. Delhoff
H. Scelfer
J. W.baun
Comming Photo Stocky
John F. Kreb
Rebecca Cronsse
Sharpsbury Pa
Edwar Lease
West South Street
Rameburgh
Last Church Street
Amy Kemp
Frederick County
Mary E. Reifsuider
Littlestown
L. M. Rogers Bso
Frederick
F. T. Rhodes
Margaret Bronner
Bronner
Atlantic City
John
Can the Heart Break and Not Die, Physicians Say
A Buffalo Times piece argues grief rarely kills directly and that imagination can cause death in some cases. It cites Napoleon and Pitt as examples, notes fear can cause deaths during plagues, and recalls a French novelist’s daughter who mirrored a fictional heroine’s illness. Hood's Sarsaparilla is credited with curing.
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Buffalo Times
Napoleon
William Pitt
Leleia
Coalso
Memorial Day observance in Walkersville parade plans
Residents of Walkersville and veterans groups will attend a May ceremony in the city. A parade and flag presentation are planned with speakers including Hammend Umer, Beg, and other local figures. details remain to be finalized.
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Ua. M
Walkersville
Hia City
Hee C. A
Rae Mao
Hammend
Umer
Beg
Maryland News Sketches From State Wide Wrap
Obscure notes report George W. North dies at Cristeld. A Carroll county suit concerns breach of promise as a young woman stands trial. Auditors report on Washington County Savings Association. A milling syndicate gains property in Williamport Westminster and Charlton. Thomas Galner seeks appointment as Howard County Orphans Court judge. James H. Percy of Cumberland faces assault with intent to kill John Rieddle. Thirty Naval Academy aspirants pass exams for Annapolis. Dr. J. C. Clark notes malaria fading on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. A white frost damages fruit and vegetables in Baltimore County. Three wild freight cars race down from Highfield toward Hagerstown without harm. Washington City detectives search for Mrs. Delee of Carroll County in a poisoning case. Railroad workers in Port Deposit clash with residents over backyard rights.
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George W. North
Carroll County
Washington County
Williamport
Westminster
Charlon
Thomas 2
Galner
Orphans” Court
Howard County
James H. Percy
Cumberland
John Rieddle
Naval Academy
Annapolis
J. C. Clark
Caro- One
Maryland
Baltimore County
Hignfeld
Hagerstown
Washington City
Dele Ee
Coaries County
Columbia and Port Deposit
Sarah Atkinson
Port Deposit
Two Sone
Wild freight cars race past Hagerstown on swift train
Three cars of an east bound Western Maryland freight derailed a levee near Highfield on the Blue Ridge, dash by Potoe mac avenue station sixteen miles to within a mile of the yard before stopping on a grade. No injuries reported as Conductor G C D Burnet's train was held to prevent a collision. The speed was about seventy five miles per hour.
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Maryland
Highfield
Blue Ridge Mountains
Potoemac Avenue
Hagerstown
GC. D. Burnet
Oendaevar
Selaman
Cora
Independent Home Company selects delegates for firemen meeting
A special meeting of the Independent Home Company named delegates to attend the State Firemen's Association meeting to be held at Frontburg on the 13th and 18th of next month. J R McSherry Edward Etchelberger Harry Haver Elmer Bader and Wm H Kolb chosen with alternates. The group passed a resolution praising the Fire Committee for efforts on the fire alarm system and thanked Joseph F Eisnhatver for his work with the Board of Aldermen.
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Independent Home Company
State Firemen’s Association
Frontburg
Messrs
J. R. McSherry
Edward & Etchelberger
Harry Haver
Elmer Bader
Wm. H. Kolb
Sloo
Joseph F. Eisnhatver
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Gun Club members Travel to Hanover for Contest
Messrs Eisenhauer Keefer Matenoy Smith and Pheobos of the Frederick Gun Club left this morning for Hanover PI to join a shooting contest. The Hanover gun club held a practice shoot last evening and Frederick marksmen are in good form to challenge for first honors.
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Eisenhauer, Keefer
Matenoy
Smith and Pheobos
Frederick
Week Market Report Shows Slim Sale Morning
Market this morning was slim with few buyers and sellers. Prices for sale items scarce rose to 12 cents per dozen. Remnants of greens, sauerkraut, early vegetables and a chilly display of strawberries sold slowly with two boxes worth four quarters.
Local Update on Sick Residents Near West South Street
Mrs Edward Lease of West South street shows marked improvement after illness. Zachariah Thomas, involved in a mountain accident several days ago, is somewhat improved per yesterday’s report. Howard Young’s condition grew somewhat more favorable yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lease
West South Street
Zachariah Thomas
Howard Young
Hymeneal of Xott-Waeser in Lutheran parsonage
An 1305 May 6 wedding at the Lutheran parsonage in Vienna Virginia between Harry Scott and Carrie Wagner of Frederick County Maryland. An ancient Babylonian law meanwhile targets bicycle riders in Babylon Long Island and the Columbian Exposition is cited for progress in mechanical arts. Syrup of Figs is noted as advanced.
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Xott—Waeser
Luther Kuhlman
Harry
Scott
Vienna
Carrie VY. Wagner
Frederick County
Babylon
Long Island
Sunde
Worthington Friesenwald Case Arguments In Carroll County
In Carroll County Ex Governor William Pinkney Whyte and Attorney General Jobs P Poe participated in a motion to correct a docket entry in the Worthington versus Friesenwald case. A verdict for the plaintiffs had been rendered and an appeal noted within a disputed six day limit. The court reserved ruling as to whether the appeal should proceed. The Schaeffer v Farmers' Motor Fire Insurance Company case was also heard, with judgment reversed and remanded.
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Waeetminster
William Pinkney Whyte
Jobs P. Poe
Edward G. Worthington
D.@. McIntosh
Poe
8. M. Clabaugh
Charles Schaeffer
Farmers’ Motor Fire Insurance Company
Dag All
Carroll County
Pao
Pital
Tris
Ander
Court of Appeals
Mesarn
Clabaugh & Roberts
Mr. Brooks
Ralfenidar & Ralfsnider
Mary C. Nicodemus
Nathan Nicodemus
Ford
Mins
May Nicodemus
Inasc Q. Forrest
David Fowble
Myer & Bro
Manchester
Henry J
Ecker
Goento
Satute Ssable
E. L. Bachman
Wakefield Valley
Cumberland
Arnold
Littleton
W. Va
O. L
Grosanickle
Taylorsville
D. BH. Zile
Theodore J. Derr
Theodore Derr
Derry
Bradley
George W. Albaugh
East Main Street
ED. Wells
William A. Murray
Hampstead
Brief Bits From The East Patrick Street Area
Miss Mary Bowers sent a peculiarly tongued hen to the Tax News office. Dr C F Goodell of Frederick was elected vice president at the Homeopathic Medical Society meeting in Baltimore. A marriage license was issued in Washington to M Hall of Frederick and Minerva Frazier. An original pension was granted to John T Dayhoof of Woodville. The Washington County Medical Society invites Maryland medical faculty to a semi annual meeting in Hagerstown. John Gasaman of Hagerstown visited C B Willard’s family. The Relief Letters Society of the Male High holds its regular meeting tomorrow at 2:30. Nellie Thomas completed a portrait of Francis Scott Key now displayed at W H B Etchison’s store window. The Rosebuds and Snowballs play tonight at 6:30 on Northwest Addition. Citizens may obtain moth protection sacks from The News office for 25 cents.
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Mary Bowers
East Patrick Street
Washington County Medical Society
Medical
Cuirurgical
Maryland
Hagerstown
John Gasaman
C.B. Wilard
West Patrick Street
Relief Lettres Society
Nellie Thomas
Francis Scott Key
W .H. B. Etchison
Mills Line Ad Offers Cash For Orders And Postal Forms
An old line ad promises quick payments and cash for orders from Mills, mentioning Ceresville roller flour, and offering to move funds or pay for forms. It emphasizes cheap prices and prompt cash, with implied postal form involvement.
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Ceres Ville
Hotel Arrivals and Obituary Notices in Local Column
Hotel arrivals list Gotham correspondents and travelers including Crrz Horst J E Sjums J B Bee see Bee Rieti Wm Reamer J B Siford EW ent Kale tessoo Thao C Ball New York L KE Obdyke Tyrons Pa H Dompeily Swarts Cumberland F cugh Zuch Weve EK Moyes Henry Krees York Fore mar iilmington North Carolina county Calum Hoceam Marvel A C Scheidt Baltimor J Jobeston Va Dr Bhafer Weshater Kansas W Klingel Bowover T G Long Wot Crester county Guovy Hovem L T Brooks di Loss F W Spotter Columbus W O dlercer Bassesgout Chamberberg Pe one Bront Schoeff Weller Co Co county Fasorala. Funeral for Barry L. Stockman held at Mt Zion church with Rev T F Hoffmeier assisted by Rev H F Ditmar. Pail bearers listed. Interment at cemetery adjoining churchyard. Funeral directors A T Bice & Sona. Unclear note on Mr Willam H Summers elected superintendent of Braddock Sunday School for unexpired term. Epworth League meeting confirms current officers for another term.
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Crrz Horst
J. E. Sjums
J. B. Beesee
Bee Rieti
Wm Reamer
J. B. Siford
Baltimore
Kale Tessoo
Thao
C. Ball
New York
L. KE. Obdyke
Tyrons
S H. Dompeily
Sh Swarts
That
Cumberland
F. Cugh
Zuch Weve
EK. Moyes
Henry Krees
York
Foremar
Iilmington
Aith
North Carolina
Comety
Marvel
A. C. Scheidt
Baltimor
J. Jobeston
Dr. Bhafer
Weshater
Kansas
W. Klingel
Bowover
T. G Long
Crester
Guovy Hovem
L. T. Brooks
di Loss
F. W. Spotter
Columbus
Dlercer
Bassesgout
Chamberberg
Pe One
Bront
Schoeff and Weller Co Co
Fasorala
Barry L. Stockman
Mt. Zion Church
T F. Hoffmeier
H. F. Ditmar
Charlea E Bammer
George MH. Bett
Elmer & Derr
Charles Zimmermab
Mde
A. T. Bice & Sona
Independent Hose Company backs fire alarm system decree
At a Frederick city meeting the Independent Hose Company No 1 unanimously passed a resolution urging the Board of Aldermen to adopt a fire alarm telegraph system. The motion endorses the committee’s work and condemns Board inaction while praising Joseph F Bleenhseor for pushing the cause. A new line of dotted Swiss fabrics is advertised.
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Hoss Company
Board of Aldermen
Inde Bose Com
Frederick
Rae
Joseph F. Bleenhseor
Fire Department
Dany Naws
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the Key
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