Weather summary from The Daily News forecast
The Daily News reports a cold start and rising temperatures by Thursday evening. W. J. Moonk of the Weather Bureau notes rapidly rising barometer in the central valleys and a fall along the Atlantic coast and extreme Northwest. A storm is active over the lower lake region with rain and lake effect, while the Mississippi and Ohio valleys see showers. The cold front will move east to the Atlantic coast tomorrow with possible rain or snow.
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W. J. Moonk
Uber
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Lake Region
Lake
Ohip
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
New Advs Today Marketed In Paper Pages
Fragments show a string of ads listing store items and rental notices. Beckley and Lindsay appear among names, with lines for store room for rent, houses for sale, and furniture services. The tone resembles a busy classified column from a historical issue.
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Freuch Fisk
Beckley
Broner
Tuscarora stock sale near Doub's Station draws crowd
At the Fair Grounds yesterday supervisor Gatioa ML de Garmendia conducted a thoroughbred and trotting horse sale. Monocacy colts and several other horses fetched midrange prices as buyers from local farms gathered. Mentioned horses include Patexent and Amatia B with prices around 900 to 150 dollars, while editor J. H. Zittle and Mr. Henry Trail were noted among attendees and health updates shared from New York. The report also mentions James Bowens, lynched Monday, expected to testify before a grand jury town next Monday.
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Freder- Louis Victor
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John H. Zittle
Shepherdstows Independent
Brown
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Independent
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Little
Henry Trail
New York
Iom
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Ager Town
Jantie Bitner
James Beard
Richard E. Walden
Biand Park
Bowens
Jim Bowens
Col Basil Norris Dies. Funeral Held At Presidio Cemetery
Col Basil Norris, a 87 year old Frederick, Md., surgeon, died November 10 in San Francisco. His funeral was held at the Presidio Post Chapel with military honors. Attendees included General Graham and Major Hooper, and the procession moved to Presidio Cemetery amid a lush memorial setting. Norris was known for caring for the poor and held in high regard by veterans and medical staff.
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Galifornia
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C. Kelley
J. W.forsyth
F. L. Guenthar
Fifth United States Artillery
C. R .Greenfess
Middleton
Medical Department
Evan Miiee
United States Infantry
Fifth Artillery
Coral Legion
Ciyilials
Star of the Loyal Legion
Basil Norris
Caristian Mission Organtern Formed in Philome thean Ball
Members of the old 3. M.C. A. met at Soap Market street residence of Mr. Jobs Gomber to organize a Corfeian Mission. John T. Wood elected chair, d a cs L Engeiost treasurer. A weekly prayer meeting begins Sunday at 8 45 PM with services at 7 PM. Officers include John Po West, George W Warser, John Gomer, Mrs. Jarod L Engelbrecht. Next monthly session set for second Thursday. annual meeting planned. Initiation extended to all. meeting hosted at Philome thean Ball 645 PM.
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Mteston
Pirder Isk Cly
Andic Wl
Fortuwiseg
Joke Po West Yile
George W Warser
John Gomer
Jarod L Engelbrecht
Jacobs L. Engelbrecht
Foe
John T. Wood
Atl
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Market Snd
Étreate
Industrial Fair at Asbury Church Promotes Industry and Morals
The Industrial Fair by Galored Paap at Asbury M. E. Church attracted attention with Rev. J. T. Owings delivering an opening address. He urged the colored community to embrace industry, education, and temperance as path to progress, noting industry builds cities, railways, and schools. Weather notes and local events follow, including a Good Templary dedication for Jacob Engelbrecht's residence and hunting trip news from Frederick.
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J. T. Owings
Alvery M. B. Church
Anthony King
Pecs
Mission box aid for Rev Gerhart family builds from church
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Lutheran church held a donation party to aid Rev Gerhart and his family left destitute after his discharge. Congregation donated new clothing, bedding, books, toys, and canned goods packed for shipment with funds to purchase more items. The drive, arranged by Rev Kublicas, benefits from free transport via United States Express Company.
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Amos
S Lothema Miebiez
Luther Behrman
General Board of Home and Foreign Micelons
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Liscoln
Neb
Ray Gerhart
Tia
Tle
Ife
Kuhlapan
West
Gerhartta
The
Missionary Society
O. BE. Tapping
United States Express Company
Colored residents express anger after hanging and jailbreaks
Report from southern Frederick County describes community unrest over the Bowens hanging. It notes threats to abduct Wesley Wibinbiey, sheriff of Wesertua, and to free two prisoners awaiting transfer, amid accusations of a staged escape as revenge.
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B. & O. Tralin
Hegerstown
Frederick County
James Bowens
Wesley Wibinbiey
Shire of
Wesertua
Wis
Frederii Jst
Praon
Local residents plan winter stay in Camden South Carolina
Purely PringNik and Kaleb along with others travel to Camden to spend the winter months. Wilism Stenger and Thomas J Milig of Philadelphia and Bernert L Davis of Washington return home after visiting Eara Houck's family. J F Bills of Washington City returns from Atlanta Exposition. Kate Gillinger heads to Ijamsville for Gloyd Riser nuptials. Edger Worthington of Winchester visits Frederick, Dr Jesse Ramsburg departs for New York.
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J. Keisht Mevlersid
Stee Mconad
MeVonies
Frederick
Camden
South Carolina
Wilism Stenger
Thomas J. Milig
Philadelphia
Bernert L Davis
Washton
Eara Houck
J. F. Bllis
Washington, D. C
Bills
J. KE. Howard
Church Street
Kate Gillinger
Ijamsville
Edger Worthington
Winchester
Jesse Ramsburg
New York
Bright Jroms and Local Notices in Brief
A local column notes a thanks to florist Mr David Groff for chrysanthemums and reports Mr J P L Storm planning a chicken house and hog pen on Jacob L Engelbrechts property. Dorsey Robinson is not arrested for sloping with Annie Lyles and returned voluntarily to obtain bail. the girl’s case is postponed until Friday.
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David Groff
J. P. L. Storm Io
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Dorsey Robinson
Annie Lyles
Death of Hester Houston A Buckeystown Servant
Hester Houston an elderly African American domestic in the family of Mrs. Thomas Jarboo near Buckeystown died Monday evening of old age at age 95. Funeral held at 9 this morning from the house. Undertaker W H B Etchison prepared the body.
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Hester Houston
Thomas Jarboo
Buckeystown
W. H. B. Etchison
Fresh Fish and oysters at Beckieys and winter rail tickets
Local notes advertise fresh seafood at J Beckieys including oysters and various fish. Also announces Pennsylvania Railroad winter excursion tickets on sale November 1 to major southern resorts with routes and rates, plus a free illustrated travel book. Dr Hardesty to resume visits in Frederick at City Hotel on November 2 at noon.
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New Jersey
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Tottal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Umbrella Quality and Accessories Market Report
A fragmented notice describes umbrellas and related items including rain gear for men and women. It notes demand for quality accessories and mentions availability at reasonable costs with current interest in collarettes and other fashion pieces.
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