Weather report notes warm trend across Ohio Valley tonight
U Fair tonight, increasing cloudness Saturday. The weather bureau reports low pressure systems over New England and the Rocky Mountain districts with high pressure in the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states. Temperatures rise in the Atlantic states and Ohio valley while other regions see cooler days ahead. Highs remain warm in the Ohio Valley, Michigan, Virginia, and North Carolina. rain in the Missouri valley and Rocky Mountain slope.
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Aw. W. Hapariston
Buresa
New England
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Middle
Lake
Astern
Upper Lake Region
Miesisalppi
Missouri Valley
Atlantic
Gulf States
Tspissippi Valley
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Budget items note over 50 million spent on United Nay churches and 400 million on running. Chicago University enrolls nearly 950 students with about half women. Lincoln's Inn fields London’s largest square. Rep. George L. Well of Cumberland to address Shepherd College's literary society in June. State Normal School graduates include Wm. K. Burgee and J. Irene Whitehill. Cady Smith travels to Hagerstown to train horses. Frederick mayor and alderman election set for June 26. John A. Grambins made two trips to the club house by the river to fit it up for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of the United Nay
Chicago University
Lincoln’s Inn - Hields
London
Geore L. Well
Cumberland
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Norma
Yeaterday
Wm. KE. Burgee
Purely Personal Visitors and Local Movements Listed
Mr Nevin Barker and sister Mabel of Walkereville and Miss May 17 visiting Mrs Black in Baltimore. Mr Wm Martin of the Custom House Baltimore in Frederick for a few days. Mrs A B Grabsmend and daughter Annie guests of Dr F Goodell’s family on North Market. Miss Phenie Lipscomb of Washington DC visiting Miss Marguerite Kolb on North Market. Mr F L Lewis of Baltimore in Frederick on business. Mr A G Miller spent yesterday in Wwrege. Mr P E Long of the Carlin House traveled to West Virginia. Mr C D Doll in Washington yesterday. An Appolio, a colored pauper, committed to Montevue Hospital by Police Justice Eckstein. In the police justice office she suffered a convulsion but recovered enough to be moved to the institution.
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Nevin Barker
Mabel
Walkereville
May
Black
Baltimore
Wm. Martin
Custom House
A. 8
Grabsmend
Annie
F. Goodell
Dr. Goodell
North Market Street
Phenie Lipscomb
Montevue
Montevue Hospital
Eckstein
Police Justice
Baseball News Carl Molesworth Signs With Eastern Maryland Club
Carl Molesworth left handed pitcher of this city signed with the Eastern Maryland College club. He pitched his first game Thursday against the Louisville club of the National League and did well considering the opponents.
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Carl Molesworth
Eastern Maryland College Club
Louisville Club
Memorial Day Observances At Frederick City Opera House
A large crowd attended a patriotic day in Frederick with a City Opera House ceremony, a flag presentation to South Street School, marching bands, and speeches by Rev. Bishop Kephart and others. The event highlighted Francis Scott Key, the Bible in public schools, and national unity, ending with a Star Spangled Banner finale.
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City Opera House
Big Key
Mestre
Harp
Urner
Bephart
Tae Nuwa
Frederick
Myersville Band
D. A. Bebildtknecht
C. F
Saunders
Myeroville Band
Sons of Veterans
Order of
American Mechanics
Horsce Zscharias
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Army and Sons of Veterana
Francis Beott Kay
Jerry Banner
Bit Frost
Order of American Mechanics
Organization of
Red Men
Sons of Veteran
Grand Army of the Republic
Walkersville
Thurmont
Myersville
Jefferson
Creagesstown
Brunswick
Woodsboro
Philomathean Hall
South Street
Order of American Mechanica
Grayson Renner
Mesa
Eugenes Sponselier
Edward Haljer
Augustus Herwig
Lester Font
Flock
B. B. Eschbach
Hammond Urner
Misa Staley
Sona
Soca
Bilep
Opers
Opera House
Frost
Fioux
Wm. P. Manilsky
Aries
Patriotica Silons
Francia Scott Key
Thia
Harry Lopez
E.B. Kephart
Kephart
Asions
Hammond Amer
Key
Orner
Kez Monument Association
E. B. Kephart
Arthur W. M. Bratt
Albert E. Pheles
Georgia
Wm. Filby
The
Dealer
J. F. Buita
Janior
A M
Myeraville
Augustue Clem
Osborne Ivgie
Emmitseleg
Exmumitaburg
Emmitsburg
Department of Pennsylvania
Tasde
Emmitt Cornet
Arthur Pom
H. 5
McNair
Reynolda
Grand Army
A. M. Schailnez
Maryland State News Roundup Of Local Events And Obituaries
A Lodge of Sorrow held at Upper Marlboro and a Knights Templar commandery formed in Easton mark local fraternal activity. Rock Creek College hosted two sets of contests, while Cresspeake Commandery No. 10 was organized. The Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association held its annual stockholders meeting. Governor Stowe appointed Andrew F. Carrick police justice for the southern district to Baltimore. Dantel Mickley, nearly 100, dies at Waynesboro as a defender of Baltimore in 1812. James E. Hamilton recovered £1251 37 from Agricultural Fire Insurance Co. at Barford county circuit court. Nichols’ manor case at Easton narrows to testimony with confessions from an accused man. A large parade and barbecue at Chapel Point supported designating it county seat of Charles County. Medals awarded to Annapolis Navel Academy cadets on dress parade for athletic excellence. Samuel Tolson jailed for allegedly attempting to indecent assault on James Burke’s sick sister at Robinson, Anne Arundel County. Samuel S. Cunningham, 85, of Williamsport, a former Maryland Constitutional Convention delegate and bank president, dies.
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Upper Marthore
Knights Templar
Easton
Rock Bit College
Buorr Chay
Cresspeake Commandery
Washington Grove
Governo Stowe Hias
Andrew F. Carrick
Baltimore
Dantel Mickley
Waynesboro
James E. Hamilton
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
Barford
Chapal Point
Charles County
Nave Academy
Annapolis
Samuel Tolson
James Burke
Robinson
Anne Arande County
Samuel S. Cunningham
Williamsport
Maryland
Frogs Abound Near Frederick Amid Warm Spell
In warm days many frogs gathered along the Monocacy and streams, once scarce frogs now spilled into Frederick. Local vendors bought large lots including twenty four dozen from two country youths and from Chan E Haller who shipped twenty four dozen to Baltimore. Mac Phebus sold thirty frogs at Court Street restaurant, while a ten pound snapping turtle was found in the mud and brought to Frederick.
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Frederick
Chan E Haller
Baltimore
Mac.Phebus
Court Street
Mr. Phoebus
Froga
Funerals for Mrs Maggie Gallon and John R Grove
Remains of Mrs Maggie Gallon died in Baltimore were brought to this city and buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery under C C Carty. John R Grove’s funeral was held at his father in law A J De Lashmutt’s residence with Rev Osborne Ingle and Rev S C Hawk officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet. undertaker W H B Etchison. The John Brown Homestead note describes the Adirondack farm’s sale and related funds and transfers involving Mrs Kate Field and Alexie Hinckley with Isaac H Bailey aiding in securing needed money for the fund.
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Maggie Gallon
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohlo Railroad
Mt. Olivet
C.C. Carty
John R.grove
Inlaw
A. J. DeLashmutt
South Market Street
Hones
Osborne Ingle
C. Hawk
F. 2. Sappington
C. Staley Gambrill
Baker Johnson
E. ¢. Markell
B.C. Knott
B. J
John Brown
New York World
Adirondack
Republican Convention Dates Corrected in City Reports
A misprint in Tre Nown wrongly said the Republican city executive committees set June 4 for the mayoralty convention and June 11 for the aldermanic convention. The dates should be aldermanic on June 4 and mayoralty on June 11. The Republican Executive Committee will meet this evening at 8 in the Association room. members are urged to attend.
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Tre Nown
Republican Executive Committee
Death of Dr J H Maynard Sparks Frederick Notice
Telegraph announces the death of Dr J H Maynard of Hagerstown at age 62. He suffered a bilateral paralytic stroke Sunday night. His remains will be brought to Frederick for interment. He leaves a wife and one child, Mrs Ramsburg, and the deceased was father to Mrs Henry Burg of this city.
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E. J. H. Maynard
Frederick
J. H. Maynard
Hagerstown
Maynard
Henry B. Burg
Ramsburg
Peanut Debate Prompts Agriculture Council Ruling
The editor reports that the Department of Agriculture has decided the peanut is not a nut and likely native to Brazil. The piece notes peanuts grown in the South and common use on the Gouder pea. It references the World’s Columbian Exposition and praises Syrup of Fig as a leading laxative.
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Richmond
Diepsth
Department of Agriculture
Brezi
Shriners Milling Ad Promises Low Prices on Flour
An OCR fragment offers a promotional notice from Shriners Milling inviting buyers to obtain flour products, mentioning CERESVILLE ROLLER FLOUR and cheap prices, but the text is garbled and incomplete. The ad signals a sale from the mill line and urges customers to inquire for available items.
Property Desaed and Transfers Across Frederick County
Property deals include parcels in Frederica County and Frederick city transferring to W Irving Parsons, Maud C Gricom, and others for sums like 700 and 3600 dollars. Church news reports Protestant Episcopal Maryland Diocese appointing Rev Osborne Ingn from Frederick to an ecclesiastical court and parish boundary changes between All Saints and Catoctin. Weather note recalls the hottest day of the season with a 100 degree thermometer reading at Dr J A Williamson’s store. An attempted arson near Yellow Springs targets Daniel Zedricke’s unoccupied house, discovered by locals and prevented from total loss.
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Clay
J. Step
Frederica County
John J. Murray
W. Irving Parsons
Frederick City
Calvin W. Loy
Mary A. Bay
Senneth Baker
Beane Y. Carter
Maud C. Gricom
Point of Rocks
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Maryland
Washington
Osborne Ingn
Frederick
Ecclesiastical Cour
All Saints
Catoctin
Ben Biggrom Biggs
Monocacy River
Frederic
Liberty
J. A. Williamson
Italy
Daniel Zedricke
Yellow Springs
Zedricks
Hames
Ice Company Breckinridge Ice Works Seeks Patrons
Local notice promotes Tas Bygein Ice Company of Brederick claiming mountain water ice and prompt 24 hour service with prices as low as rivals. Presbyterian Church ladies announce fairs June 11 and 12 at Kemp Hall. Special Saturday event offers ten cents of ice cream for five cents at D W Harrisons. Confectionery and bakery items listed at O W Harrisons 70 South Market Street.
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Brederick
Ladies of the ‘Presbyterian Church
Kemp Hall
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