Weather Forecast Till 8 P M November 5 Special Dispatch
Weather bulletin from Washington D.C. on November 4 reports 8 pm conditions November 3 show rising barometer east of the Mississippi and falling in the southern Rocky Mountain districts. Warmer temperatures east of the Rockies with increasing cloudiness in the Northwest and northern Plains. Fair weather with rising temperatures expected along the Atlantic coast Monday. central valleys to cloud up with showers in upper Midwest and Northwest and much colder by Tuesday morning. High and low pressure areas move rapidly. highs bring clear weather, lows bring cloud and rain. Winds vary with position of systems. southeast and east winds bring warmth and moisture, northwest winds cooler and clearer. Public notices list local ads and sales.
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Purely Personal: Frederick Residents Visit and Travel
Purely personal notices list Raymond Cooke and others visiting Frederick from Washing Berkeley Springs and Baltimore. Names include Mary Shaft Zoe Trail Marie Cassin Carolyn McSherry Celeste Rodkey Daisy Bants Edward Tyler Julius Halle W C Keller William Miller Byrd Eichelberger Thomas Walsh and many relatives or friends, with travel to New York, Baltimore, Elk, and Mount Vernon notes.
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Raymond EK. Cooke
Fredaick
Cooke
Berkeley Springs
Mary Shaft
Frederick
New York
Mie Zoe Trail
Friends
Walkersville
Carolyn McSherry
Cassin
Celeste Rodkey
Ee Harmon
Prederick
Julius Halle
Baltimore
Daisy Bants
Kansas City
West
Edward 58
Tyler
Byrd Eichelberger
Freder
Election Day Advice From a 19th Century Newspaper
Tomorrow is election day with wary voters and party leaders predicting results. The piece warns against boasting, urges voting early, and outlines proper procedure for casting ballots, handling names, and avoiding common errors at polling places.
Mishap at Middletown Driver Jumps to Save Milk Wagon
Mrs Charles Brane of two miles west of Middletown rode a jersey wagon toward a crematory when the horse bolted after corn stalk blades wrapped around its leg. The wagon tipped and milk spiked as the single tree broke at the bank by Mr H L Routuba. Mrs Brane leaped free just before the wagon fell back, likely preventing serious injury.
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Middletown
Charles Brane
Jersey
H. L. Routuaba
Water Supply Disrupted by Pumping Station Stop
The Frederick water system experienced a weeklong pumping halt causing concern over dwindling reservoir levels despite recent rainfall. Superintendent warns of potential danger as water use tightens and pressure remains uncertain. Banks and post office hours note tomorrow closures and reduced service.
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Sgain
Judge Eqach's Decision on Warner Registration Case
The court ruled in favor of B H Warner a Washington real estate agent and capitalist against Thomas F Thompson Montgomery election official. Warner argued continuous residence not required and only six months prior registration needed to qualify. The decision noted many were refused registration on technicalities and the State plans to appeal.
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Montgom
Warner
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Promos
Mir
Silornay
News of the Churches Revivals and Meetings
Rev A Mann conducts revival at M B E Church Ermit s burg. Rev George Mehrle Zacharias preached at Reformed Church yesterday morning. Guild meeting led by Frank Moore on Trust. Missionary Society monthly meeting rescheduled to Tuesday evening November 13. Dorcas Society All Saints Episcopal to resume winter work Thursday. Chris Mission Chapter to meet Friday at 4 50 pm. Advent Hymns to adopt revised version starting first Sunday. Rev Andrew d G H M chaplain general spoke to First Regiment Continental Guards Junior Order of American Mechanics on good government. Revival services at Trinity M E Church South tonight at 7 80 with short sermon on The Course of Life. You are invited.
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Ermitsburg
George Mehrle Zacharias
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Frank Moore
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Dorcas Society of All Saints
Andrewd. Ghm
Order of American Mechanics
Balmore
Continental Guards
Junion Order of American Mechanica
Trinity M. E Church
South
Death notices from New York area obituaries
Several deaths and funeral notices: Barah Seton of New York died November 3 at 20 West Twenty eighth Street. services at Saint Stephen's Church on November 5 at 11 AM, interment in Emmitsburg. Laura Rhipley of East Third Street died Saturday night aged 4 years 7 months 10 days. funeral at 2 PM, Mt. Gilves Cemetery. Thomas Venson, colored, died on Bentz Street aged 80. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM, St John's Cemetery. William Deig, son of Charles Deig, died at East South Street of typhoid fever aged 16. funeral at 4 PM, Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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New York
Aixh Street
Sarah Redwood
Wiliam Seton
Lste
Isaac Parriahle
Philadelphia
Saint Stephen’s Church
East Twenty-eighth Street
Emmitsburg
Laura Rhipley
Laure Bhipley
East Third Street
Mt. Gilves
Thomas Venson
Thomas
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Bentz Street
St John's Cemetery
Wm. Deig
Charles Deig
East Bouth Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Law’s Grip and Riot at the Jail House
Richard Hall, a colored man, was arrested and jailed on a charge of stealing liquors from Thomas Myera. He is to have a further hearing next Wednesday. Joseph Bald, a young colored man, struck Policeman Eichelberger with a beer bottle, causing a painful wound. He was fined $20 by Police Justice Eckatein and jailed for 3 days after failing to pay.
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Richard Hall
Thomas Myera
Joseph Bald
Eichelberger
Eckatein
Political Pointer and Local Meetings Across Counties
W. C. Doty, a notable young Republican from Jefferson, walked 59 miles in the district on party business. Prohibitionists met in Woodsboro with speakers Levering Tucker Nicodemus Patterson. A Republican mass meeting followed Saturday in Burkhart's Hall Yellow Springs with Urner Hinks Markell. A mass meeting was planned tonight at Point of Eichten bedian area where Trano will speak.
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Jefferson
Woodsboro
Messrs
Joshue Levering
W. Frank Tucker
J. D. Nicodemus
Robert Patterson
Burkhart
Yellow Springs
Milton G. Urner
Wm. d. Hinks
Charles F. Markell
McDoodie and Poodles at City Opera House
An engaging musical farce titled McDoodie and Poodles by Rice and Barton promises a big audience at the City Opera House. The lively production, produced by W. Rice and Charles Barton, is billed as a crowd pleaser with humorous misadventures and catchy tunes to entertain Frederick audiences.
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Rice
New Engine House Erected at Frederick Company Plant
The Independent Hose Company completed a new three story brick engine house in Frederick. Built with material from the old engine building, the cost nears 5000 dollars. The first floor houses the engine with a cement floor, the second floor will host entertainments, and the third for lodges. A firemen’s fair may be organized to help cover part of the debt.
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Carroll County Notes Mixed Local Incidents and Events
In Carroll County, Joseph Baust of Frizelsburg was struck in the eye by a stone fragment while a millstone was being dressed at Meadow Branch, injuring the eyeball. Rev. 5 Craft of Carrollton Circuit Church of God suffered severe injuries in a runaway, including facial and nasal trauma. The Western Maryland College musical department held its first recital under Miss Mary Lewis with performers listed. Catherine Zengratt of Westminster died at 82. October deeds, mortgages, and bills of sale were recorded in Carroll County. Theodore Johnson, colored, received an eight month sentence for wife cheating. Real estate sales included parcels near Westminster and Union Bridge. Advertised letters remaining at Frederick City post office dated November 2.
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Frizelsburg
John Roop
Meadow Branch
Craft
Carrollton Circuit
Church of God
Western Maryland College
Mary Lewis
Lewis
Micheles Zengratt
Westminster
James Cane
Carroll County
Theodore Johnson
A Chid Enjoys The Pleasant Fisyer And Soothing Laxative
A fragment advertises a laxative claiming gentle action and soothing effects for constipated children or parents, praising a product from New Cream and associated remedies. It reads as a period ad with inconsistent spelling and garbled branding, mentioning family use and a brand from a milling company.
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Emily
The Hoslih Kepoet Health Report and Funeral Notice
The month of January interments and deaths are listed with ages and causes including diphtheria fever and hydrocephala. The funeral of Richard J. Durrow occurred at St John’s Catholic Church and interment was in Olive Cemetery with pallbearers named and W A B Richison as undertaker.
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Public notice denies Buffalo bar closure claims
A local card from Kick Gaurr of The Buffalo saloon at 33 West Patrick street refutes circulating rumors of a planned bar closure. The Missa Bet te Markell and Patrick street references appear in fragments. the note asserts ongoing operation and thanks patrons. Supporting letters from N Havgn and agents for Mrs A G Carlin confirm no knowledge of relocation plans and acknowledge timely rent payments.
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