Weather Chronicle From November Twelfth In The Plains
W B Boone reports general weather conditions for November 12. A rising barometer over the Rockies and lower lake regions, with warm central valleys and colder North Atlantic coast. Fair overall except Northern Texas Indian Territory and North Dakota with light showers. East of Mississippi fair with increasing cloudiness in the valley. High and low pressure move eastward about 600 miles daily. highs bring clear cool weather, lows bring cloud or rain. Winds around highs and lows follow typical patterns, with warm moist southeasts near lows and cool northwest flow between systems. New ads note varied local notices and business items in the same issue.
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W. Wo. Boone
The
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Misabatops
Lake
Montana
Atlantic
Texas
Indian Territory
North Dakota
Mississippi
Missiasippi
Brief Bits and Bits of Local Interest Across 1895 Snippets
A collage of short items notes dry October, a barefoot boy missing, partridges eradicated near Boonsboro, and startling stats on self harm worldwide. Also remarks on lunar cycles, a head attached life preserver, and comments on February’s eclipse-like record. Plus church news from the Maryland Synod.
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Boonsboro
Billward
Himalaya
Jack Frost
Monsignor Savilli Arrives With College Presidents
Monsignor Savilli arrived on the Washington train to visit his former secretary Rev. Fr. Papp at the Novitiate. He was accompanied by Presidents Richards of Georgetown College Sabelti of Woodstock College Morgan of Loyola College and Gillespie of Gonzales College. The party was met by Rev. Fr. O Rourke and a few friends and driven to the Novitiate where they open today.
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Monsignor Satclli
Monsignor Savilli
Washington
Visi
Fr. Papp
Noritiate
Richards
Georgetown College
Sabelti
Woodstock College
Morgan
Loyola College
Gillespie
Gonzales College
O'Rourke
Frederick County Chrysanthemum Show Opens with Bright Display
The annual Frederick County Chrysanthemum Society Flower Show opened in the Ere Patrick Street rink with a larger, more elaborate exhibit than last year. Judge Elxsa of Baltimore appraised blooms as exhibitors arranged hundreds of chrysanthemums, many grown at home, while the venue dazzled with electric lights, flags, lanterns, and festive decorations.
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Frederick County
Etga
Elxsa
Pisber & Exes
Baltimore
Frederick
Philadelphia
Washington
Frank B. Rhodes
Flsga
Ataira
David Groff
Joseph Thompson
Irydog Clarke
M. M. Johnson
Jessica
Waite Bohmer
Misa Georganna Bramhall
E.Q. Ho
Misa Florence Pullman
Kilota
Sanderbrook
J. G. Boer
John C. Hardt
Harit
Vivian Morrell
George W Childs
Charles Davis
Carl Herman
Herman
Alma
Messia
Harles Hagen
Harry C. Keefer
C. Edward Kemp
Mal- Maf
Minnis Mider
J. RB. Marken
John R. Young
David Brengle
Messrs
John RB. Young
Germany
Kackestuckesboumbruickel
Ae Meat Nbergen
Paderdoan
Daltfortia
Gre
Orphans Court Accounts Filed and Distributions Made
First and final account of Minnie B Virte administratrix of Richard A Viris deceased and sixth and final account of M F and W G Shafer executors of Geo Shafer deceased were filed and distributions made. Releases of Rebecca Biehl et al were filed releasing Susan White administratrix.
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Minnie B. Virte
Richard A. Viris
M F
W.G. Shafer
Geo. Shafer
Rebeccs Biehl
Susan White
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Family Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, claiming pleasant flavor and soothing effects. It asserts parents will see gratifying results when household remedies tackle bilious or constipated conditions, urging every family to own a bottle.
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Avery Family
Failed to Hebrow the Team in Bays the Chambentar
On November 2–4, a report notes an incident in Bays where an agent of a builder’s association allegedly fired a horse and baggy from a cart in a dispute tied to a local building loan office. Miler received a warning letter from McLeast, and authorities pursued a courtroom action against him as the case moved toward trial.
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Chambentar
MeLesa
Bagerstows Nations Building and Loan
Fred
Civerymeo
P. Miler
Miler
Miter
McLeas Taying
Ty Cestele Fox
Mier
Murefoy
A Saladiers Bible Reveals Soldier’s Lost Family Ties
A Bible found in a Sal undergoes rediscovery after 1860s Civil War service reveals Robert S. Goodall of the First and Fifth New Hampshire Volunteers. The book, marked with his name and regiment, resurfaced with notes from Kinsman and sister, tracing his life from Cambridge Vermont to Fredericksburg and Fortress Monroe, ending with a potential return to kin.
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McCatde
Sls
R 5 Goodail
New Rampehle Voluneers
Uving
Old German Reformed Church
Ulaal
McCardell
Avider
New Hampshire
Robert 8. Goodall
New Hampahire Volunteers
New Hampshire Venteers
Goodall
Fredericksburg
Farmvile
Cambridge
Vermont
McCsrdell
Barlington
New Jersey
Cora M. B. Etnaman
Frederick
Mita
Fortress Monroe
Kinaman
Hartwell
J. 8. Goodall
Kasex Junction
Kine- Max
Burlington
Bamment Ed Forms Conocochesque Club in Hagerstown
The Conocochesque Club of Hagerstown was incorporated Monday by Judge Boyd and will occupy Judge Louis XE. McComas's residence. Directors include Judge Edward Stake Col Buchanan Schley Edward Mealey William Kesshofer Norman ork Jr Pyene Lane Crawford Wm H Armstrong George S Gearless State's Attorney Charles A Ditle Lourie F Smith and von F H ayd Douglas. The club plans to operate like the University Club of Baltimore to promote intellectual and social culture with eminent lectures.
Reformed Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Reformed Missionary Society convened last evening with a brief religious service followed by a program including recitations by Misa Hattie Peete Pauline McCardel Henry Detrick and Miss Busie Markey vocal solos by Mies May Hagan and Miss Helen Kranffer a violin solo by Miss Cronise and a reading by Miss Busie Markey Remarks were offered by the pastor.
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Reformed Missionary Society
The
Misa Hattie Peete
Mies May ‘Hagan
Pauline McCardel
He'en Krepps
Virgie Garder
Henry Detrick
Misa Allie Shriner
Miss Cronise
Firefighters get Terpirators to breathe in smoke
Frederick Nex reports each Chambersburg fire company is equipped with two Terpirators worn over the mouth and nose to allow pipe men to breathe during smoke filled conditions.
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Frederick Nex
Chambersburg
Frederick Market News and Odd Declines in Prices
A garbled report mentions price shifts in various goods at Gettysburg batchers with cost notes for mestatausage pudding pork and ribs. It also references the Thanksgiving turkey rising in prominence and a casual remark about snowfall and cobble stone appearances. Hood's Sarsaparilla is cited as a health tonic amid such bemused observations.
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Gettysburg
Martinsville burglary suspect misidentified by locals
A reported telegraph alert warned of a colonel snap robbery by a man matching a height and clothing description. Police took a man named Gibson to a local station, weighed him, and released him after a close but imperfect match to the Wilson description, with bystanders recalling a $300 loss.
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Maryland
Queen
Bud ' Emsovth
Gibson
Clocisnet
Ofticen
Wilson
Vonstable Holiis
Social World Delights at Dr Hoffman Reception in DC
Last night at nine oclock Dr Charles W Hoffman hosted a reception in the Central Bank Building for Mr and Mrs Richard Mareen Duvall of Biltmore. Notables included Major and Mrs Edward Y Goldsborough and many others across society, with flowers and candles brightening the rooms, Winger s Orchestra providing music, and a supper featured by turkey oysters baked ham Maryland biscuit celery ice cream cake fruit and confections. The bride wore pink satin specially made for the occasion and guests appeared in elegant costumes. The event concluded with lively entertainment.
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le Dow
M. Janet Williams
Eleanor Shriver
Franklin B. Smith
Winebrewer
J. H. Gambrill,Jr
Charles W. Ross
Caroline Hose
Eleanor Johnson
Winger
Dennis Powell
Messra
Jesse Bialtz
James Powell
Profs
Crawford
Nusx
Frederick
Key Monumen Association Plans Penny Appeal
The Key Monemen met to discuss a penny appeal to U S school children. The request aims for contributions on January 8 near the anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans, with funds intended for the association’s monument efforts.
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Key Monument Association
M.C.A
United States
New Orleans
Oustanding Ostrich Boa Recovered After Store Notice
A handsome ostrich boa was removed from a Frederick dry goods store. An advertisement in The News warned that the thief would be dealt with by law. The boa was returned following the notice.
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Frederick
Tux
Sheriff-elect McBride to reveal staff choices today
Sheriff-elect A C McBride is expected to announce his appointments this day including a chief deputy warden and other minor staff. He reportedly has a long list of applicants for positions under his supervision.
Accident injures Mr Lochner at Bicycle Club rooms
While socializing with a friend at the Bicycle Club rooms Mr Harry Lochner accidentally sprained both ankles. He has since been unable to attend to his duties at the store of Messrs Rosenauer & sons but the injury is not serious and he expects to recover soon.
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Harry Lochner
Mesara
B. Rosenour & Ons
Lochner
Minstrels Coming to City Opera House
Minstrels organization Gorton's Famous New Orleans Minstrels set to perform at City Opera House November 22. Event includes score, songs, and featured acts. Marriage licenses recorded: Apselberger with Rhoda Ketrow and John Marz with Mary Koonts.
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Gorton
New Orleans
City Opera
Usael
Hes
Apselberger
Rhoda B. Ketrow
John H. Marz
Mary M. Koonts
This
Etry
Local notices from Frederick County and Atlanta Exposition fares
fragmentary notices announce a catrick return and thanks to the finder. Frederick County Agricultural Society premium payments to Central National Bank. Christian meeting plans at John Gomber’s house Friday at 7 30. Frederick College Alumni meeting Nov 15 at College Hall. Baker Johnson offers broom making service. M P Morse advertises at 298 North Market Street Frederick. Frederick at Atlanta Exposition offering round trip tickets starting Tuesday the 19th for 16 dollars with sleeping car. Ladies Auxiliary to attend a meeting after prayer. Atlanta Exposition trip rate to 16 dollars includes Mount Vernon visit and sleeping car. Special rate to Frederick residents for round trip to Atlanta and back, tickets via Mr F M Faabel.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Exposition
Frederick Part
Mount Vernon
Bea
Maryland
South
F. M. Faabel
Ticketa
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