Weekly Maryland Weather Bureau crop bulletin No 7
The report notes a cold start to the week followed by warmth benefiting crops. Frosts on the 19th and 20th caused no material damage. Below average precipitation, sunshine plentiful. Regional details cover Western, Northern Central, Southern, and Eastern Maryland with notes on planting, fruit prospects, strawberries, peaches, and crop conditions across counties and towns.
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Maryland Weather Bureau
Maryland State ‘Weather Bureau
C. P. Cronk
Maryland
Garrett County
Tiis
Carroll County
Mt. St. Mary’s
Articles Filed for Methodist Episcopal Church in Middletown
Incorporated. The articles of incorporation of the Methodist Episcope Church of Middletown were filed in the clerk of the circuit court office this morning.
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The
Methodist Episcope Church
Middletown
Circuit Court
Case of Mate of Maryland for Kemper v Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Carroll County notes the case titled The case of the Mate of Maryland for the use of Laura F. Kemper widow for the infant child of George Henry Kemper against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in Westminster. Plaintiff seeks $20,000 damages for Geo. Kemper killed February 17, 1892 near Woodbine on the railroad track at about 5:45 AM. Weather described as cloudy and foggy with blamed misstep on track. Attorneys Clabaugh Roberts and Wm H. Thomas for plaintiff. ex-Judge Bond and L. Howell Lamotte for defendant. Also notes death of John Frick, farmer near Smallwood, aged eighty-one, born in Darmstadt Germany, who immigrated ~50 years ago.
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Maryland
Laura F. Kemper
George Henry Kemper
Baltimore and Ohio Halsroed Company
Trist
Westminster
Railroad Company
Geo. & Kemper
Woodbine
Carroll County
Tme
Clabaugh & Roberts
Wm. H. Thomas
James A. C. Bond
L. Howell Lamotte
John Frick
West Smallwood
Darmstadt
Germany
Smallwood
Flea pest terrorizes Lancaster County area residents
Reports from West Ear Township near Lancaster Pennsylvania describe a mysterious flea infestation spreading through more than 20 residences. The bug, black striped with brown, reproduces rapidly and infiltrates clothing books and woolen goods. Residents shield children in tents away from infected homes while applying sulfur burnings that have little effect.
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Laceater
West Ear
Lancaster
Estest
Observing Rock Observatory Opens Near Mechanicstown
Mr Charles Shipley completed his Pen-Mar observatory atop a Catoctin ridge rock, three stories high and about twelve feet square. The vantage ranges from Parr's Ridge near Gettysburg to Sugar Loaf near Frederick, spanning nine hundred square miles. Public access is allowed as long as vandalism is avoided, with many visitors already exploring the panoramas.
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Mechanicstown
Parr
Penmar
North Mountain
Conococheague
Pipe Creek
Monocacy
Potomac
Baseball Tonight Athletics Citizens Duel for Record
The Athletics and Citizens meet this evening with both teams chasing a record. Expected battery for Athletics Eisenhauer and Hasler. for Citizens Streckfus and Wood. Price cut to five cents to fill the crowd and let the ladies attend without crowding.
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Eisenhauer
Hasler
Streckfus
Wood
Dadisman
Law Department commencement at Lyceum Baltimore
Cards have been received for the 23rd annual commencement exercises of the Department of Law at the University of Maryland to be held Friday May 26 at 8 p m in the Lyceum Theatre Baltimore. Among the graduates is W Roderick Dorsey noted here for his promise of a bright career.
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Department of Law
University of Maryland
Lyceum Theatre
Baltimore
W. Roderick Dorsey
Letiers From The People The Water Supply
To the editor of The News, a letter condemns a recent water supply column as bluster and demands a respectful discussion. The author, a longtime city watcher, recounts decades of service on water committees, notes drought concerns, and defends efforts to justify building a larger reservoir. Ex Criz Councituas.
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Eirenhaver
Hhis Gates
Frederick
Paring
OFFICE HOLDER'S FATE IN RACE ALASKA MAY 13 93
An office seeker from Race Alaska narrates a peculiar appointment by Cleveland era officials. He describes his role as Bear-tamer of the isolated ice field, the cost of governance, and his comic, reflective monologue about bears, humans, and political slyness. He signs Ges A V E Race.
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Alaska
Cleveland
Sam
Not Afraid to Face Fire Letter to Editor Defends Signature
A reader asserts he disavows authorship of a controversial article in the paper dated 19th inst, stating he will criticize official actions only under his own signature. He clarifies no current reason to question water supply actions and signs Ep. KooxrTz.
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19Th Imst
Ep. KooxrTz
Picnic at Unionville by Sandsy School
A Unionville picnic in a grove near Unionville drew a large attendance from Frederick and surrounding areas. The Union Badge Band performed well after singing by the school, devotional exercises, and brief addresses. Families enjoyed a pleasant day with youths, men, and women from the southern county well represented.
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Unionville
Philomathean Entertainment Public Meeting Planned
The Philomathean Literary Society committee in charge announces a Friday evening meeting at Kemp Hill west on May 26 with readings recitations music essays and a debate. All friends of the society are invited to attend and receive a hearty Philomathean welcome.
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Philomathean Entertainment
The
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hill
Balew Hose and Firemen Prepare for June Parade Display
Balew Fabric hose from New York arrives for next month's hose race at the Firemen's Tournament. Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg Co of New York granted use through Frank Boschy of Pa. Altoona's Logse Hose Co No 4 to present a vivid display with 30 piece Altoona Etsy Band. Independent Hose Company reports progress while Drill Association and arrangements committee meet. Justor Steam Fire Engine Company updates on June parade preparations. Junior Variety Company to perform at City Opera House tomorrow night with an evening of fun and music.
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Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing
Usc
Frank 3. Boschy
Logse Hose Co. No. 4
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Altoona Etsy
Hare Company
Drill Association
Justor Steam Fire Engine Company
City Opera House
Refreshments at Social Entertainments
A discussion from the Philadelphia Inquirer notes that a simple spread enhances sociability at gatherings. Suggested items include coffee, sardine or minced chicken sandwiches, ice cream, cake, brown bread, graham wafers, and light salads with mayonnaise or simple dressings.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Last Australian Trip Memoir From Let Him Right Geo Augustus Sals
Let Him Right Geo Augustus Sals writes to The London Daily Telegraph recalling a near fatal bronchial spell aboard a voyage from San Francisco. He praises the ship's doctor for expert care and a regime including plaster treatments that helped him recover as warmth rose near the tropics.
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Geo Augustus Sals
London Daily Telegraph
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