Weather forecast and notices from the era
Thursday fall warm periods predicted by MK OW Hasemeron chief of the Weather Bureau. High pressure spans the Middle South Atlantic and Pacific coasts while a low pressure area covers the Mississippi Missouri valleys with a center in Nebraska. Barometer readings rise in most districts. Light bulletins mention cloud rain expectations for the SW region and potential day or two shifts in weather patterns. Also listed are meeting notices and assignments including Lipps CG B Cline Allen Rohrback and others.
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Hasemeron
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain Slope
Nebraska
Upper Lake
Brief Bits of Bright Items in General Interest
A pension has been granted to Jacob Hoyt of Bolivar this county. Eugene Gilbert of Walkersville plans to attend the University of Mary law school next week. London opens the world’s largest ice rink at 22 000 square feet, 20 000 ice covered, eight tons daily. Niagara panorama in winter graces the background. The Bank of England salary list plus pensions totals 500 000 pounds yearly with 1 100 employees. A blue pod string bean stuns Crystal Palace show, seed origin French, now reproducible. Bartholomay Brewing of Rochester supplies agent Lipps for delivery. A rehearsal of Princess Phoas at City Opera House tonight at 8, prompt. Harry Cramer painting Keller Newman office on East Patrick Street.
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Jacob Hoyt
Bolivar
Eugene Gilbert
Walkersville
Law School
University of Mary
London
Bank of England
Crystal Palace
Bartholomay Brewing Company
Rochester
N. Y
J. A. C. Lipps
Princess Phoas
City Opera House
Harry Cramer
Messrs. Keller& Newman
East Patrick Street
Death of John B Grove in Washington
John B Grove died at his Washington home after several weeks illness. He had run a Winchester confectionery for years before moving to Washington. His remains were brought to Mr A J De Lashmatt’s residence on South Market Street for funeral tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Belle C Legg dies in Baltimore. she was daughter of the late William Cunningham of Berkeley County W Va. Her funeral was held this afternoon from her Bolton Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Grove
Washington
Marriginia
A. 5
DeLashmutt
Winchester
A.J. de Lashmatt
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Tro. C. Legs
Belle C
Jno. C. Legg
Baltimore
PURELY PERSONAL. amant Paragraphs About Those Who Cams and Go
Messrs Carroll Smith John Jamison aunt Cisterce Fulton of Walkersville returned home last Thursday from a four day pleasure trip to Philadelphia. Miss Helen Fackier of Middletown Pa is the guest of Mrs Chas Hendrickson East Seventh street. Master Louis Victor Eckstein has been sick but rode his pony this morning. Earnest Frazier of East Petrick street is on the sick list. Howard Young still improves. World’s Columbian Exposition was valuable for showcasing mechanical progress and eminent physicians call attention to improvements in mechanical agents including a strengthening laxative.
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Carroll Smith
John Jamison
Cisterce Fulton
Walkersville
Philadelphia
Helen Fackier
Middletown
Chas. Hendrickson
East Seventh Street
Louis Victor Eckstein
Earnest Frazier
East Petrick Street
Howard Young
Centennial Celebration Committee Holds Tuesday Meetings
Members of the executive committee of the Besquitentennial Celebration met in the basement of the Cel. D. C. Winebrenner house in Court Square to push planning. Col Winebrenner offered a meeting room for public use on Tuesday evenings and invited all citizens to attend, with chairmen urged to attend as business matters arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cel
Thomas H. Haller
Tradex Display Committee
Frederick Dn
Cleveland
Col. Winebrenner
Parsons
Urner
Haller
Frederick
Westminster’s Undine Milling Company Reopens Legacy Plant
Westminster gains a new milling company as The Undine Milling Company forms from W. B. Myer & Bro assets and Darby interests. Three mills, plus a Williamsport elevator, will run about 450 barrels daily with a Westminster central office. Reopening promises jobs, wheat trades, and revived town activity, after earlier operations supported hundreds locally.
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Westminster Md
Westminter
Myer & Bro
F. H. Darby
Willamsport
Messie. Hls. Roberts
Samuel Roop
Theo. F.englar
Weatminster
Westminster
Darby
Williamaport
Eas
Decoration Day at Mount Olivet and local notices
Decoration Day arrangements by Gen J F Reynolds Post G A R are detailed including 2 p m ritual at Philomsthean Hall then process to Mount Olivet Cemetery with bands and veterans groups. A service at the G A R lot, graves strewing, and a key monument tribute follow with The Star Spangled Banner and a flower collection by 2 p m Thursday. Independent ree], practice at the engine house and engine house tear down noted along with a board resignation and new appointment at United Steam Fire Engine Company. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement ends the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
J. F. Reynolds
Philomsthean
G. A. BR
A.M. Key Monument Association
U. A.M
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
Francis Scott Key
M. E
Ree
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Moberly
Joshas Jeems
Festival observance with special programs for children
A morning festival featured two special segments connected with the observance. It included prescriptive ceremonies in which the children participated and with tailored musical tribute programs aimed at the event’s theme.
Civil and Local News From Maryland Briefs
Howard county tax rate axed. A soldiers' monument dedication planned at Cumberland for Decoration Day. Montgomery democrats set July 20 nominating primary. Dunkard colony seeking homes in Somerset. Easton Epworth League meets in St Michaels. Thomas F. Shepperd of New Windsor in critical condition. Anne Arundel County delg visiting Governor Brown on fishery force. Col Edward Lloyd declines Governor bid.
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Howard County
Purnell
Soow HI
Leland
Cumberland
Montgomery County
Dunkarda Fa
Weat
Somerset
Pleasing Hill church groups plan June services and talks
Notices list Whit Sunday meetings at St Pauls Missionary and Old Society Pleasant Hill and Zion Reformed Charlesville with addresses by Edward Eichelberger and Rev Hench. Children Day services at Charlesville Singanore Unionville and other churches, plus a pious gathering at Whitehill woods June 3 with Linwood Corner Band and ministers speaking. Dr Hasskarl to speak at Lovetteville and Pleasant Hill Chapel, and a backcountry lecture in Backeystown.
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Newa
St. Paul’s Missionary and Old Society
Pleasant Hill
Edward
Eichelberger
Frederick
Sunday School of
Zion Reformed
Church
Charlesville
Pan's
Vilca Mila
Zion Reformed Church
Singanore M. E
Unionville
Golden Gate
Whitebil’s Woods
Linwood Corner
Hesskarl
Lovetteville
Hasskarl
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ingle
Mery
T. Mery
Pennsylvania
David Wilson
Tuscarora Academy
New Windsor
Beale
Harmony Grove
Foundered Off Mexico Ship With 182 Aboard
Special Dispatch reports the Colima foundered off the Mexican coast on Monday. About nineteen survived at Manzentis in a small boat. many aboard are believed lost. The incident involved numerous New York and California passengers. Private schools in the public school building on East Church street have closed since April 15. Some teachers were thanked by students with banners.
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Tat News
San Francisco
Cal
Colima
Mexico
Manzentis
Srmel
Tis
New York
California
East Church Street
Sli
Beantitol Gine
Tie Game Between Beaiztown and Jail Streets Fo otball
A very interesting football game was played on Madison street between Beaiztown and Jail streets. The score ended 5 to 5. Marriage Licenses: Joseph BE Beatty and Augie CG Reno, both of Woodville,ettiin district.
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Madison Street
Beaiztown
Jail
Joseph BE. Beatty
Augie
Literary Society Hosts Ladies Auxiliary Evening
The Literary Society of the F C Y M C A invited members of the Ladies Auxiliary to a 5 PM gathering at the Christian Association rooms. Refreshments, speeches, toasts, and games followed, honoring past and present Auxiliary service and the society’s work.
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Literary Society
The Key Monument Association Meeting at Kemp Hall
Active workers gathered at Kemp Hall last night to endorse a large Flag Day celebration for June 14 and purchase a larger flagstaff. Donations included $5 from ex President Benjamin Harrison and small school gifts. Rose Harris displayed an ivory miniature of Thomas ter, Fort McHenry defense leader.
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Key Monument Association
Kemp Hall
Fisg
Key’s
Benjamin Harrison
Boyer City
New Mexico
Vernon
Emms Smith
Ate
Frederick
Rustic Special Company
Key's Grave
City Operas House
Rose Harris
Thomaster
Fort McHenry
Stationers Agree to Early Closings in Summer
A group of local stationers signed an agreement to close their shops each evening at 6 p m, excluding Saturdays, with extended hours July 3 and 4 from June 3 1895 to September 1 1895. The list includes Davin H Surrz William H Wares W W Lease Braz Bros A C Lorentz Wu E Hammack and others. Also noted is political coverage of Alderman candidates for the second ward with Geo S Rodock as the other contender. A Baltimore farm sale and local advertising for fur protection and mills line the page.
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Davin H. Surrz
William H. Wares
W W. Lease
Braz Bros
A. C. Lorentz
Wu E. Hammack
Richmond
Geo
W B. Shriner
Shriner
Rodock
Beary bat ter Gittinger stars for club
Thomas Gittinger, formerly of Frederick and now with the Weeters League Beese Bail Club, delivered a remarkable hit driving the ball to the far field striking a signboard near a fire and earning a $5 prize. He cleared the bases in that game and helped win several others, earning the nickname Beary batter in local papers.
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Gintizger
Thomas Gittinger
Frederick
Bin
Credis
IN THE LAW'S GRIP More Bad Boys
Four youths faced Police Justice Eckstein on a chalked charge, were lectured and discharged. Vinson Beaner jailed 30 days for disorderly conduct after unable to pay 585 dollars fine. Two youths paid 165 dollars after their fight at United Engine Hours. Wm Tyler to have a hearing tonight. Post office and banks closed tomorrow for holiday with limited operations.
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Ecnstein
R. Stetner
North Market Street
Stelner
Vinson Beaner
East Patrick Street
United Engine
Wm. Tyler
Eckstein
Special meeting of St Mary's Chapter at Ali Salat's Chapel
A notice announces a special meeting of St Mary's Chapter to be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at Ali Salat's Chapel with full attendance requested. The Woman's College Catalogue has been released with new illustrations. requests copies from the President's office at the Woman's College in Frederick, Maryland.
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St. Mary’s Chapter
Ali Salat’s Chapel
Woman's College
Catlat
Frederick
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the Daily News
Mary
Charles
England
Newby
Bes
Bos
Cromwell
Sarah
Napole
Bern
Narten
Merchat L. Hopkinss
Chicago
Washnoeton
D.C
Lippe Ode
Lipps
B. Cline
Allen Rohrback
Relch & Newman
Mary's Chapter
Levy
John Grove
Plano
Western
Maryland
Hood
News OF the State
Interstate Telephone Company
Chapel Alley
Church Street
Charlottesville
North Carolina
Martin Rouzer
William Stx
Geo. Stockdale
Wiliam Sisseth Ealate
Frederick County
Improvement Land and Building Association
D. C. Winebrewer
Law
F.C Y.M.C. A
Christian Associatior
Gymnisium
Featire
Roscos White
Auzilary
Mollie Amings
Victor Staley
Grace Radcliffe
B.A. Abbot
Walter Saunders
Onor Society
J. H.apple
Ed. A Abbott
G.5. Renner
Roger Wickham
Ledtes’ Acxitfars
the Key
D. B. Hammond
White Marsh
Baltimore County
Ceresville
Sacha
Pontofice
DE Best
D. H. Busr
Furni
C. E. Cumz
Kavans Perfecto
Key West
Isehesaigne
Spia Hse
Co. U. D
Br- Drews
Pdvanos
Cooe
EB. Gainor
W. Franklin St
Focket Book
South
Oneera Sane
Eae Whee Cies
Mullinix & Kemp
Chantilly
Vandyke Points
Valence Anen
Jap Mattings
China
Mouox & Kru
John Sendeickeon
arTraex
Wrexch
Syra Brown Serre
Jobn Henxoricsson
Thade
STAUB
F. W. Stacs
Doll Brothers
Po Brothers
101 North Market
Don Broonens
Railing Grocery CO
Great Price Makers
GREAT
Oagh Bellers
John A. Kennedy
NEW Spanie Goons
Sciznes
Guazawizzo
Tailor
Newsg Job Printing Office
Kore Aduyle
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
James E. Walker & CO J
Walker
Bavb
Hook and Beys
Jas. E. Wapezi
Allen Robrebauck
Crsme DE Menthe
Marasceino
Chartretse
Absinthe
Auizen Rosaiacs
City Hotel
B. H. Blackston
Allen
B. H. Buaoxston
George ‘E. Wienez
Scouet
Clarry
H Dorsey Etcrison
Steccce
Seco
Okehoma
Court Street
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