Weather report and general conditions across the region
The Daily News details weather on October 31 with a falling barometer east of the Mississippi and rising in the Southwest. It notes gales from North Carolina to New England, heavy rain on the Atlantic coast, showers east of the Mississippi, and fair to clear conditions inland. Warmer along the Atlantic coast and cooler in the Mississippi Valley. Winds around high and low pressure areas move eastward about 600 miles daily with characteristic circulation and resulting weather.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Virginis
North Carolins
New England
Atlantic
Mieslasipp
Atlantis
Missia Alppt
Central
Pennsylvania
Eastport
Wilmington
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
Advertisers and notices in market column
New advs appear today with Woollen Goods and estrayed notices. James E Walker & Co and Charles & Barke advertise. A house for rent, Lace Auction loss, and various Democratic party leaders listed. Public notices include 1063 Market Street Centre and 113 N Market It.
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Howe
James E Walker & Co
Scharles & Barke
B. G. Derr
B. F. Brown
Chas. W. Miller
Floyetless
Seeas
Box BF
City. Democratel
Chas Mehrling
Pres’t. Democratal
T. Rhodes
Pres
Democratel
F. G Thomas
P. Ross
Chaa. F. Markell
Halloween party at North Martel home
A Halloween gathering hosted by Mr. A Baan doer at North Martel featured many young people. Guests were entertained with music and refreshments, including light fare. The party followed a festive salon atmosphere and included dancing and conversation.
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Mallowe
Mize Bente Tyson
A Baan Doer
North Martel
Baltimore visitors and residents depart after social week
A string of Baltimore guests and locals frequent Frederick society circles with visits to families on Liberty and East Church streets. Mis. Thomas Creedern and children of Bellmere spent time with relatives in Frederick while Miss Zoe Tratt visited relatives and prepared to return to the Eastern Shore. Police Justice Eckatels left Baltimore today.
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T. Johmson
Bbirley
Madison Sireet
Tas Whewer
Tromas Creedern
Bellmere
Epent
Baltimore
Misty Teakle
Menisby
Edward & Tyler
This Ciy
Frederick
Zoe Tratt
Rails Goldsborough
Walkershire
Duvall-Goldsborough
Miss Core Rogers
Bertha Hemp
Kemp
Clendeniz
Gatchell
Edward Nelson
East Church Street
Helen Lincoln
Washington
Elias Ramsburg
Fast Third Street
Justice Eckatels
Halloween at the Woman's College Ghostly Masquerade
Report of a Halloween party at the Woman's College with sheet and pillowcase disguises a candlelit procession and ghostly dances in the chapel. A spectral theme runs through the evening with a tongue losing bell and other eerie happenings noted but not detailed. At the Maryland School for the Deaf a Halloween party hosted by lady teachers featured decorated rooms, pumpkins and traditional games for invited friends.
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Hallowe'en
the College
Martlard
Maryland School For the Deaf
Sesson
Pepsrated
HYMENEAL SELBY-DAVIE AT PRESSANT GROVE CHURCH
Miss Maggie Davis of Fountain Mills and Mr B E Green Shelby of Woodblas Howard county married Wednesday at 3 pm by Rev Mr Dick at Pressant Grove M P Church. Ushers Windsor Davis RB H der J CO Walker L Dariz. The brides wore brown novelty cloth with ribbox trim, matching hat and gloves. The church was decorated with potted flowers, chrysanthemums and evergreens, plus Christian Endeavor colors. After congratulations the couple left by 5 pm train for Washington. Cards issued for Ells Kete Houck to Noah Edwin Cramer, ceremony at Sunnyside November 18 at 4 pm. Moreead-Brows. Miss Gertie Brown and Mr Walter Morehead married Wednesday at Morehead's. Reception at bride’s parents.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Washington
Anane
James Houck
Harmony Grote
O. Ler
Ells Kete Houck
Noah Edwin Cramer
Frederick
Moreead
Gertle Brown
Aabury Brown
Euclid
Walter Morehead
Sebilisswill
B. C. B. Caste
Rumor Delays in Wilcom Case Leads to Manhunt
Rumors spread that Wilcom was attacked and circulated in Montgomery area, triggering a police effort to identify and arrest the responsible person. State's Attorney emphasizes rapid action to counter false claims and locate the alleged assailant and informants.
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Wilcow
Wilcom
Montgomery
Christian Ephestor Convention at Hagerstown
The Maryland Christian Endeavorers convention held in Hagerstown drew visitors from Baltimore and other states. Dramatized evening events featured Kir G Birnie and Mr A B Hedley. A key conference discussed future valley steps in labor work and amendments to the constitution were approved.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Christian Endeavorers
Baltimore
Kir. G. Birnie
Taceytown
Mersing
A B Hedley
Racaytile
W. Bargh
Bosti
Berman
Rederck
Mie
Bamis Berger
Bancer
Luiberse Jusior Mictery
Mrecerlex
Goodnight Gath carved on Townsend tomb at Gaplend
Washington Star describes Mr and Mrs George Alfred Townsend spending summer at Gaplend. A family tomb on the estate bears a carved tablet reading Goodnight Gath very significant to telegraphers. The carving was made in Hagerstown by Jacob Jackson with Townsend handwriting magnified.
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Washington Star
George Alfred Townsend
Usgal
Townsend
Hagerstown
Goodnight
Local Railway Reorganization and Franchise Action
The Hagerstown and Potomac Electric Railway Company reorganizes and bans four local directors. The council retained the franchise granted to the company with Mayor Keady approving. A Williamsport Turnpike Co seeks 10000 for a right of way to Williamsport as out of town directors weigh the offer. City commissioners formed under 1883 act plan to take subscriptions despite progress of other plans. George B. Oswald chairs the commission with W A Hamilton as secretary.
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Bagermown and Potomac Electric Railway Company
Hagerstown and Potomac Electric Railway Company
Peter J. Mayberry
John H. Blake
Albert J. Byerly
McKinley B. Embrey
Keady
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Williameport
Hageratown City
George B. Oswald
W. H A. Hamilton
McDoodie and Poodle at City Opera House
Delightful Monday evening attraction at City Opera House features Rice and Barton in McDoodie and Poodle, a lively edition of Razzle Dazzle. Frankie Haines leads a strong supporting cast as audiences enjoy nonstop humor and clever antics.
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City Opera House
Rice & Barton
McDoodie
Poodle
Messrs
Rice and Barton
Frankie Haines
McDoodle
Registration Cass Cases In Court Yesterday
Several registration cases were heard with outcomes including John Crane struck off and John EK Kolb ordered to be registered. The death of Susan Robinson in Baltimore prompted funeral arrangements in full, with service at EB Church conducted by Rev. Owens and interment at Green Mount Cemetery assisted by A. T. Rice & Sons.
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Samuel Willeide
Samuel Willhide
Thurmont
Thia County
Mondsy Iest
Samuel Fomewink
Harmony Grove
Fraderick
Creageratown
Charles
McKeesport
John
Franklin Mills
Beary Maan Allere
A.B
ES. Zimmer
Ann Rebecca Zimmerman
Jacob Zimmerman
Charkesvile
Messia
Steiner
Grangile
Lew
Annie Zimmerman
Zion Reformed Church
John Crane
Kenny M. Sowers
Clarence L. Hagan
John EK
Kolb
John Johnson
Martin Brine
Susan Robnson
Baltimore
M. EB
J. T. Owens
Simon Bowen
Alex. Davis
George Diggs
Nathan Dorsey
Willem Jeans
Samuel Dimmy
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Railroad to charge for hauling bicycles and carriages
An authoritative statement says the B and O and Pennsylvania railways will issue orders to baggage agents to charge for hauling bicycles and baby carriages. Several thefts and attempted entry incidents are noted alongside progress on the Elicarte Road and Mudinber survey with plans to commence line operation early in the summer.
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Pennsylvania Company
Elicarte Road
Mudinber
Fredericks Exeminer Report on Court Scores and Totals
The Frederick Exeminer publishes a summary of recent court results and totals. It notes a total tally of 23146 with 11,000 Wales and 1408 Macks among the figures.
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Frederick Ocawiy
Wales
Hives
Numerous Events Mark State News Across Counties
A varied report notes William Gilpin Bolilegeworth’s death in Elkton, Republican mass meetings in Cambridge and Annapolis, and Democratic gatherings in Leonardtown. The Maryland Court of Appeals heard cases, drought relief efforts spread through the south, and two notable figures, William K. Wright and John E. Buret, are mentioned. Dueling incidents include three dynamite blasts in Mercersburg and a Disciples of Christ convention concluding at Jerusalem Church with calls for social reforms and the “new woman.”
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William Gilpin Bolilegeworth
Elkton
Cambritee
Meryl
Marylac2
Chrislyn
Best Couse
Clotte
Celine
Lanvel
Gorman
Disciples of Christ
Clayton
Bouthern
Maryland
Raft
Leri
Isaac Witz
Samuel Tregallis
Appel
Anne Arundel
William KE. Wright
Elkton Appeal
Philadelphia
Leonardtown
Mary‘s County
John E Buret
Annapolis
Mesmre
J. Wiert Ruodal
H. M. Clabaugh
Mercersburg
Fendrick & Co
Whitmer & Co
South Penn. Railroad
R. B. Ritchie
Jerusalem Church
Darford County
A Month's Record The Death Roll in Frederick
The October mortality shows 45 city and county deaths. City interments 13, Mt Olivet 12, St Johns 2, other cemeteries 5. county 32 with named areas. City deaths higher than last month. Hallowe en observed quietly with less vandalism than in past years.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Middletown
Wolfavills
Myereville
Prospect
Unionville
Rocky Bus
Charlesville
Rocky Ridge
Manor
Elerton
Central
Garfield
Hope Hill
Emmitsburg
Monterne
Pleasant Walk
Highland
Mt. St Mary's
Tisca
Liberty
Broad Bow
Creagerstown
City
County
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Harvest Home Donation Day at the Home for the Aged
The annual Harvest Home observance at the Home for the Aged was held yesterday despite bad weather. Visitors brought generous donations and the household received everything they hoped for, making it one of the most pleasant and eagerly anticipated days of the year. The home and its managers express deep gratitude to the community for this support.
Welcome Home Harman Family After Hospital Stay
Mr Geo H Harman renowned glove maker and wife Mrs Geo H Harman returned from Maryland General Hospital where doctors advised rest. Friends and children welcomed them home warmly. Nearby, two horses belonging to Carmelius B Byler of near Ladiesburg were poisoned by poison mixed in grain. One colt died. the other recovered. The guilty party is unknown.
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Alexander Crivien
Gelibors
Bet Eymirtess
Imestiy
Bordse
uGen
Lyda Hunley Broourney
Ac ‘Thoruas
Bengal
Perry Morse
Geo. H. Harman
Tip
Patel
Maryland
Carmelius
Byler
Ladiesburg
Child Eaters The Pleweant Slayer Promotes Patent Remedy
A bizarre ad extols a “pleweant Slayer” remedy by implication a laxative for infants. It claims soothing effects of a syrup of pigs and urges mothers to keep a bottle of this family remedy, presenting it as essential for households despite dubious language and unclear authenticity.
Frederick County Candidates and Tax Reform Call
An 1890 election notice from Edwin Davineiss outlines Democratic Party positions on state senator candidacy, tax reassessment, and free school books. It endorses party principles, pledges opposition to policies benefiting a few, and commits to honest, economical government. Also announces reduced excursion rates to the Atlanta Exposition via B. & C. R. Co and Pennsylvania Railroad with travel details and sale dates.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Ccnate
Democratic Party
United States
Edwin Davineiss
Atlanta
R Co
Besson Chein
Wegiro
Ponseyivenis Baik Road
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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