Weather map summary from W Hantheron forecast
Weather bulletin notes high pressure areas east of the Mississippi and over the Rocky Mountains, with a storm in Oklahoma and another north of Montana. Barometer rises in most districts, temps rise east of the Mississippi and on the Rocky Mountain plateau, fall in the Missouri Valley, rain in Gulf States and Lower Mississippi Valley, showers on the Rocky Mountain slope and Pacific coast. Warmer in New England and Atlantic coast, cooler in central valleys.
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W. Hantheron
Boreau
Missizaippi River
Rocky
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain Slo
Gulf States
Missisaipp
Rocky Mountain Slope
Pacific Coast
Gulf Bates
Mississippi Valley
New England
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain Bates
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The Weekly News Memorial Day Feature
The paper highlights Memorial Day features including poems by Neil McDonald and Wm. H. Randell, stories by Edith Sessions Tupper and L D. Marshall, plus tributes to deaf heroes of the war. It notes varied departments, world news via telegraph, and a list of local advertisements for real estate and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreely
Neil McDonald
BH. W. Longfellow
Theodore Colfer
Wm. H. Randsll
Henry Peterson
Edith Sessions Tupper
L D. Marshall
Bright
Cehin
Berkshire
J. W. Condry
BUKS
Eenre
H. Beat
Summer Wash Fabrica
Henner & Kemp
Pal Paper
Sseenee No. B. Cling
Aimabeeres Ewes
Hendrickson
Nade Allen Robrback
Fire brigade asks to borrow spider rear for hose race
The First Hose Company of Hagera town seeks use of the Junior Steam Fire Company’s spider rear for an upcoming hose race at the Maryland State Firemen’s Association in Frostburg. Also noted are Cairo planning for an Egyptian antiquities museum with 600000 building cost and 8000 prize for top plan.
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Hageratown
Junior Steam Fire Company
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Frostburg
Cairo
C. Nick Hauer
Charles Aterimehble
Frederick
Brest and
McHenry
Bentz Street
West Church
E. 3 Otis
van Couver
Washington
Rey Monument Fund
Purely Personal Notices From Martinsburg and Baltimore
Pauline Gerring returns from a week in Martinsburg West Virginia to resume studies at Woman's College. J Murray Brish visits Baltimore. Dr F Goodell travels to Washington DC. Edward Tyler moves from Frederick to Baltimore. Earnest Barris of Hystistown visits. D Hammond sells White Marsh farm for 7008 13 and relocates to Baltimore Maryland.
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Pauline Gerring
Martinsburg
W. Va
Woman's College
J Murray Brish
Baltimore
F. Goodell
Washington, D.C
Edward Tyler
Frederick
Earneat Barris
Hystistown
D. &. Hammond
White Marsh
Baltimore County
Memorial Day Observances in Frederick and County
Memorial Day observances across Frederick and neighboring areas highlight grave decorations by the Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans. Banks and courthouse closed. Orphans' Court to resume Tuesday. Processions, bugle calls, and the Star Spangled Banner mark services at Mt Olivet and local cemeteries with band music and community turnout. Confederate Memorial Day set for June 13 in Frederick with graves flowers and planned exercises.
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G. A. Rand Sons of
Veterana
Orphans’ Court
Francis Scott Key
I. R. Marken
Myershire
Horace Zacharias
Liberty
Fairmount Cemetery
Emmitaburg
Middletown
United American Mechanica
City Opera House
Sons of Veterans
Red Men
Church Street
Middle Alley
Court Street
Myersville
Woodsboro
Examitaburg
Double Pipe Creek
Norman B. Munson
Hagerstown
Hammond Urner
Sons Ofeterans
Opera House
Chapline
Schley
Lily
Frederick
Guan Club Prepares for Whit Monday Shooting Contest
The Guan Club plans an afternoon practice at their grounds to ready for the free for all county shooting contest set for Whit Monday. Arrangements are complete and a large crowd is expected if weather allows. The club secretary also received an invitation from the Baltimore Trap Shooting Association to join a contest in Baltimore today.
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Guan Club
The
Cley
Baltimore Trap Shooting Association
Bit by a Horse Hurts Master Frook in Myereville
Master Edward Frook of Myereville was badly bitten on the head by a horse when a youth tried to take cobs from a trough near his father’s table. The horse appears vicious and caused a nasty wound. Local notice offers protection for winter garments with paper sacks available from the News office at 25 cents each.
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Edward Frook
Myereville
Mothe
Tu Nuws
Verdict in Caledonian case awards Traub & Pie partial sum
In Carrol county a jury verdict favors Traub and Pie against Caledonian Nsawrence Company of Scotland for 1128.15 dollars. Four other insurers pooled, yielding 2512 dollars. earlier verdict was 4300 dollars. The dispute centers on the appraisers award and the umpire’s involvement. The court allowed three plaintiff prayers and one for defendants after day’s end.
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Carrol County
Jelius Traub & Bro
Caledonian Nsawrence Company
Scottand
Traub & Pie
Caledonian
Beotland
Norwich Union Ge
Scoginad
Hartford
Fire Association
Philadelphia
Diocese Division Agreed At Maryland Episcopal Convention
The Protestant Episcopal Convention of Maryland opened in Washington at Epiphany Church. A division of the diocese was voted with only five dissenting votes, setting up a Washington Diocese centered on Bishop Paret and prompting debates on funding and future leadership. A committee was named to apportion Maryland diocese funds, and a memorial was approved to seek General Convention consent for the split. The gathering adjourned to reconvene the next day.
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Protestant Episcopal Convention
Diocese of Maryland
Epiphany Church
Washington
Givens
Meryield
Dedste
Messia
Berard Carter
Joseph Packard
Baltimore
McKim
Mackay-Smith
Paret
Maryland
Hay
Albert
Packard
District of Columbia
McKimm
Columbus
St. Mary's
Prince George's
Charles
Montgomery
Gantt
Mr. Gantt
Bishop Paret
Hodges
W. M. Dame
D. D
F. Gibson
Skipwith Wilmer
D. M. Thomas
Keers
The Work of Death Found Dead in FASCARORA District
Daniel Zedrix, one of the district's oldest colored residents and former slave of Maj. Nichols Holtz, was found dead in bed at his home after years of feeble health. He lived alone and, annually at his birthday, gave a croga-road address near his home. Elizabeth R. Hammond died at New Market at age 65 and will be buried there. William Clark, killed in Baltimore last Thursday, was brought to Urbana for interment with funeral at St Ignatius church. George W. Peters served as undertaker for the interment in the adjacent graveyard.
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Daniel Zedrix
Fascarora
Zedrix
Maj
Nicholsa Holtz
Croga-Roads
Elizabeth Hammond
Elizabeth R. Hammond
New Market
New Market Cemetery
Wmn. Clark
Baltimore
Court Square benches get a fresh coat of paint
Janitor Howard Kusemann began painting the benches in Beautiful Court Park Court Square yesterday. The benches were rusty and detracted from the area's neat appearance. Watch for red paint as the work continues.
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Court Park
Howard Kusemann
Court House
Court Square
Baltimore Conference debated lay representation in church polity
A Baltimore Conference address urges stronger lay representation in Methodist structure. District meetings choose representatives to consult with Washington and Frederick districts. A laymen's Convention at Wesley Hall will elect two lay delegates from each station in May or June to discuss changes. Delegates’ names should be sent to Walter Kirwan at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Waehingion
Frederick
Coord
Jans
Wesley Ball
Methodist Book Rooms
Baltimore Street
Jong Ats
Armen
Bascon
Walter Kirwan
Chamber of Commerce
H. Aunt
Trappe murder case trial and county notices in Maryland
News of the State reports Thomas Johns on trial at Easton for the murder of Columbus Nichols in February. An investigation into Anne Arundel public offices is underway by the grand jury. A verdict was returned in Carroll County for Traub & Bro. totaling 4512.60. A proposed electric railway would run sixteen miles from Princess Anne to Deas Island.
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Trappe
Easton
Talbot County
Anne Arandel
Solomon Stern
Baltimore
Kent Democrats
Thomas Johns
Columbus Nicols
Anne Arundel County
Traub & Bro
Carroll County
Princess Anne
Deaj’s Island
Howard County
Henson
Rose Alll
Cumberland
Full Extent for John Esler in Washington Housebreaking Case
John Esler convicted in Criminal Court No. 3 Washington on a housebreaking charge and sentenced to ten years in Albany penitentiary. The crime occurred on the night of the 234th of last month at Nicholas Holker’s home. about $1,600, largely gold coin, was stolen. Byler fled to Frederick via Baltimore, where he spent part of the money and admitted involvement but claimed an unknown man shared the loot. About $350 recovered. Orphans' Court filings include wills and accounts for several deceased residents. the court will adjourn to Tuesday, June 4th.
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John Esler
Washington
Judys Cole
Albany
Byler
Nicholas Holker
Frederick
Baltimore
John B. G. Banna
Nathan
Hanns
Wiliam Hull
Chas. W. Boxton
Ct.d
John T. Buxton
Barah E. W. Butler
George H Rizer
Lawful bail posted after arrest for biting incident
Samuel Schilling was arrested by Sefors Police Justice Eckstein on a charge of biting and girturing. He posted $200 bail at 6 am for appearance at the next court term. A clipped ad promises mills products and cheaper prices for flour and feeds delivered by wagon or mail.
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Samuel Schilling
Sefors
Eckstein
Welty
United Engine House
Schilling
Early Wheelman Solomons Stern from Washington County
Solomons Stern, an early wheelman and native of Washington county, long resided in Hagerstown where he built a self-made bicycle from a shown model. He rode long distances, notably from Hagerstown to Baltimore, with a heavy wooden machine weighing about 150 pounds. A local belt game between the Young Sloggers and the Academy ended in darkness after four innings and will be replayed Friday at 6:15. Uncle Harry Lorentz drew attention beside his broker office, writing on a chair draped with an old shawl from the store and stripes. The shawl, a heavy piece dating back to the early war period, remains a notable artifact.
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Solomons Stern
Batimore Monday
Washington County
Hegerstown
Botloe
Hagers Town
Baltimore
Aed
Academy
George Thomas
W. Ely
D. Strawnberger
Tow Academy
R. Wood
J. Wood
Baumgartner
W. Ebtria
Agalm
Frigevesing
Harry Lorentz
City Republicans Set Dates for Mayor and Alderman Conventions
The Republican city executive committee chose June 7 for the mayoralty convention and June 11 for the alderman convention. A meeting to elect delegates will be held Tuesday evening next.
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Republican City Executive Committee
Local Offer Attracts Tea Cream Deal On Saturday
Ten cent plate of tea cream offered for one night only at C. W. Harrison's 70 South Market street. A fall line of confectionery bread rolls biscuits and fancy cakes also from Harrison's. T. W. Palmer of Kentucky promotes new adjustable Buccy Shaft Holder and Steam Circulating Process for tea and coffee. He has sold this county to R. G. Murphy and W. P. Waller Lewistown and leaves for Westminster. He is well recommended and offers opportunities to traders and speculators to make money.
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C. W. Harrison
C. W. Harrison's
South Market Street
T. W. Palmer
Kentucky
R. G. Murphy
W. P. Waller
Lewistown
Palmer
Westminster
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