Weather bulletin reports variable conditions across states
Morning weather summary from the Weather Bureau describes rising barometer in the North, falling in the South, with high readings north of the Great Lakes and low values near Arizona. Cooler temps around Rock Island and central districts, fair east of the Mississippi, with showers in Texas, Colorado and Kansas. Fringes of a front bring unsettled weather, while conditions trend toward fair east of the Mississippi and rain possible in the Missouri Valley to the Rockies. Highs and lows move eastward at about 600 miles daily. winds circle high and low pressure systems shaping warm southern flows and cooler fronts.
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W. L Moors
Weather Bureau
Arizona
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Mousatada
Mississipal
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
Derricta
Mississippi
Alissour
Rocky Mountains
Ore
New Advertisements Today From Various Trades
Obscure ad fragment notes several businesses and items for sale or service including potatoes, boarders, bonds wanted, and various named merchants. The garbled text lists suppliers such as Doll & Albaugh and J. L. Routzshn with references to tickets, photography, a brewery, and oysters, indicating a bustling classifieds page.
Brief Bits Brightens Local News Across Frederick Area
Mr. Benjamin Ford to roof Prof J. G. Bnelbrecht residence on East Patrick Street. Frederick gears up for a big fair next week. George Bell cleared of watermelon theft but admits mistaken identity. Middletown man injured by a wheat drill. Dr. Beatty treated him. Doub and Michael bicycle from Middletown to Hagerstown in 1 hr 20 min, 18 miles over four mountains. Martinsburg World urges Martinsburg to Start Wagon and factory. Baltimore city treasury empty. coal scarce for courts and public buildings. Baltimore baseball club to play in Hagerstown October 11. Samuel J. Scott and family to return to Thurmont after 14 years. buys property. Otto Sneadner loses a 250 lb hog. another fine hog dies. Youngest child of W. Irving Dundress choked by apple piece. Wm. Catsail harvests 3 lb sweet potato. Pension increased for James A. Eaworthy of Pear. Knit factory organized at Hasper’s Ferry, W. Va. Horse death by colic near Jefferson. second horse frightened escaping. Gilbert’s drug store robbery alleged but unclear details. Frederick Chapter DAR resumes meetings November 5. Democratic barbecue planned for October. A. L. Engelbrecht contracts plastering near Madison Ave. John L. Miller harvests peaches at Proa town, selling for $1 to $1.19 per bushel.
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Benjamin Ford
Patrick Street
J. G. Bnelbrecht
J. Schroeder
Frederick
George Bell
Yellow Springs
Clem’ Patch
Migisken
Bell
Keefer
John B'dei
Middletown
J. E. Beatty
Messrs
Chas. Doub
Snd
Theodore Michael
Hagerstown
Martinsburg World
Martinsburg
Treasury
Baltimore City
Nho
Baltimore Baseball Club
Samuel J. Scott
Thurmons
Scott
UO. M. Sneadner
Liberty
W. Irving
Wm. Catsail
Near Liberty
James A. Eaworthy
Pear
Hasper’s Ferry
W. Va
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alieves Woltsy
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM LIBERTY AND MIDDLETOWN AREA
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in the Liberty and Middletown region. Mise Mary Mavleb attends a schola near Catonaribe, Baltimore. Mr EO Ernibee’s wife hosts relatives in Frederick. G. P. Kindwey and wife visit their son Reverend W Biceey at Cumberland. ex Postmaster K Brows Henderson in city. Others include Miss Kalle Goldeborough at Leesburg bridal event. Mrs. Sappington and Maud Simpson visiting Thomas S. Vakery's near Druid Hill. Miss Blanche Radcliffe touring Frederick. Walter Stoner traveling to Washington for medical lectures. Mr. Frank G. Toms and family from Abilene visiting Middletown. Mr. Lewis and Miss Hamilton gatherings in Lutherville and Copeka. Mrs. Dillon and Virginia visit Liberty. Mr. Mailinix returns from Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder visiting after long absence.
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Mise Mary Mavleb
Scholast St. Tizsothy’s
Hal
Catonaribe
Baltimore County
EO. Ernibee
Punemutt Va
Gusste
I Grote Ae Fae
K. Brows Henderson
M. V. Dahleren
Dan‘en
toteLimer
Washington
Aliss Kalle Goldeborough
Leesburg
Tr. Edward Hamilton
Bamilton
Lutherville
Sadie Bamilton
Copeka
Kan
Margaret Poole
Baltimore
J. T. Sim
Liberty
Mitte Sappington
Elster
Maud Simpson
Liserty
Mary Cook
Hugh L. Taylor
Mttte
Blanche Radcliffe
Frederick
Walter Stoner
Near Johnsville
Stoner
HB. Bidwell
Johnsvile
Frank G. Toms
Abilene
Kansas
Middletown
Ohio
Air
Mire
AM. Snyder
Bmyersville
Week of Comedy at City Opera House Opens Monday
Miss Kittle Rhoades leads a strong company in Hearts of Gold at City Opera House with nightly bill changes. The piece sparks excitement as the popular actress continues to draw crowds with refined portrayal and fresh performances.
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Kittle Rhoades
City Opera House
Suss Kittle Rhoades
Escaped Meeley Returns After Montevue Incident
Homeless man James Meeley wandered from Montevue Hospital this morning and was seen roaming the city by former clerk G Hoskins Morgan. Morgan helped persuade Meeley to return to the hospital for treatment.
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James Meeley
Montevue Hospital
G. Hoskins Morgan
Instituton
Bsee
Morgan
Montevue
Meeley
Money In Bank Deposits Across Five Frederick Banks
The Comptroller of the Currency reports total deposits in Frederick five national banks amounting to 2 041 610 94. Citizens National Bank holds 1 436 028 61, Farmers and Mechanics 225 517 22, Central 154 186 10, First National 133 5441, Frederick County 92 829 51.
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Natonal
Frederick
Citizen’s National Bank
Farmers and Mechanic’s
Central
First National
Frederick County
Special excursion trains to Frederick fair and related runs
A Western Maryland Railroad schedule notes excursion trains to the Frederick fair. A Wednesday trip to Bruceville and a solid Thursday through service Baltimore to Frederick arrive about 9 90 a m and depart Frederick at 6 p m. Property transfers include Eliza A C Tyler and spouse to Alfred Ritter for two acres at $106 and Alfred Ritter trustee to Robert L Taylor for two acres at $5. An alarm of fire sounded last evening between nine and ten but was deemed false after initial checks.
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W. M
Western Maryland Railroad
Frederick Fair
Bruceville
Baltimore
Frederick
Eliza A C. Tyler
Alfred Ritter
Robert L. Taylor
Sire
Fragmentary health jubilation text with unclear phrasing
A garbled passage speaks of renewed health and strength and internal cleanliness but is largely unreadable. It references Byrne and mentions a perceived cheap remedy, yet fails to present coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
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Byrne
On Robinson's Trail a posse hunts a outlaw
A special deputy is stationed to trap the fugitive known as the begro who attacked Mie Josie Haight near Urleans weeks ago. Reports state near-capture progress as eyes are kept for either hie or his kin. Also noted is a visit by Mr Robertson and Mr Pamer from Baltimore to Frederica, then to Virginia and Warrington with bicycles and wheel exhibitions before returning to Dagerstown.
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Robinson
Macsfell
Begro
Josie Haight
Urleans
Ise
Megro
Emlke
Hubfreon
Wyveod
TF. Robertson
Baltimore
Frederica
Ramber
Warrington
U. Berideau
East Patrick Street
Reverton
Frederick Fair Challenes Frederick Nine Baseball Game
Managers and officers of the Frederick team challenge the Hagerstown club to a ball game at Frederick on Thursday October 10 during the Frederick Fair. Frederick lineup includes Charles N. Bargett D C Winebrenner D R Houtzah n Arthur Pou John T Heat D C Kemp GA Snouffer. Umpires D V Buseffer and L S Clingan. Scorer Harry Keefer.
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Fuuid Acract Crowda
Hagerstown
Frederick Flr
Clal
Frederick
Thoreday
Frederick Nine
Charles N. Bargett
D.C. Winebrenner
D. BR. Houtzahn
Arthur Pou
John T. Heat
D.C Kemp
GA. Snouffer
D. V. Bsuseffer
L. 5
The Horse Chestnut Season Warned By Urgent Local Note
A fragmentary notice warns of a rising prank season as a small boy gathers nuts to menace peers. The horse chestnut nut becomes a reckless tool, feared for breaking windows and provoking angry faces in the streets. A rheumatic man trusts the nut cure and plans to carry a nut for a year.
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la Height
Bia
Young People's Convention Adjourns in Hagerstown
The Young People's Christian Gnofon Convention of the United Brethren Church at Hagerstown adjourned yesterday. Elected officers include Rev. J. E Font of Washington as president, Prof. J. A. Revbush of Hagerstown as vice president, Rev. John W. wen of Walkersville as secretary, Albert E. Baker of Hagerstown as treasurer, and Rev. J. B Chamberlain of Keedynville as fraternal delegate to the Ponty Irene Branch convention at Hanover.
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Young People’s
Young People’s Christian Gnofon
United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
J. E Font
Washington
J. A. Revbush
John W. Wen
Walkersville
Frederick County
Albert E. Baker
J. B Chamberlain
Keedynville
Hanover
Western Tour Of Mr Samuel M Btrely Leaves Thuarmont
On a Western Tour Mr Samuel M Btrely left Thuarmont Tuesday morning for three weeks. He will grant his step son Bir Roy Collifloner of Missouri Valley Jons and friend Mr Bob McGinnis of York Neb. He plans to visit the Slack Hills and the great National Park if winter has not invaded it yet.
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Samuel M. Btrely
Thuarmont
Bir
Roy Collifloner
Missouri Valley
Jons
Front Window Broken at Gilbert Store. Shoes Stolen
No clue yet to identify the party who broke the large front window at Mr. Geo A Gilbert's North Market Street store and stole three pairs of shoes. A new glass order arrived in Frederick this morning and was installed during the day.
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Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Bert Again. Midl town man cut by wagon tool
Bert Dillon near Middle town was badly cut on the leg by a chisel from a wagon box while at work. He sewn the wound himself. Also reported: special trains to Frederick for the Frederick Fair. Leonard Embley accidentally shot in the stomach with a 32 caliber pistol. market hours and sale of stands. Miss Bernadette Dorsey foot injury. Baltimore trip for champions return. 156 Jr O U A M councils in Maryland total 14000 members since 1870. Democratic County Central Committee meeting set.
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Bert
Wm. C. Dillon
Middletown
Leonard Embley
Rouzerville
Pen Mar
Himelf
Maryland
Baltimore
Morning papers and evening papers compared in pace and content
A letter argues evening papers offer fuller summaries while morning editions rush, noting editors tailor content to readers with limited time. It claims morning papers push daily summaries and cartoons to fit busy schedules, whereas evening papers provide more detailed coverage for those with longer reading time.
Agricultural Fairs Highlight Historic and Special Attractions
The article traces fairs from early medieval cat shows to Frederick and Pawnee events, noting famous visitors like General Grant and Horace Greeley. It lists next week’s fair attractions, circus acts, bands, and the Midway Pisant, plus police assignments and updates on local residents’ illnesses and a Republican committee meeting.
Democratic Meeting Tonight Draws Rough Weathered Scrutiny
A Democratic gathering at party headquarters last evening drew officials and supporters amid calls to enforce game laws. Richard P. Boss presided as attendees discussed precinct outreach and a public rally in front of party offices. The party framed the meeting as a push for convictions under the game laws and announced a poster campaign offering rewards for violators.
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Democratc
Democratic
Richard P. Boss
Wchalr
Éhig
Aartres
Tovtadom
Garists
Levy
Sessa
Hoger Psusterey
Noah BE. Craueer
Martvo
Fo Beutel
Mary Iso Gage
Frederick area notices and adverts mix of events
A jumble of notices from Frederick area shoppers and officials. New management for a hotel and improvements are announced by Chas H Vutermeble, with later operations by C D Doll. W C Bell photo tickets extended to January 1896. Marshall Grumbine to run Frederick Brewery. Various local ads promote oysters, ladies fashions, and samplers from Joel Gutman & Co. Political notices invite Republican precinct meetings in October. Agricultural fair art entries encouraged, with contact details for Thomas Rice and F W Doub. Steam carpet cleaning advert highlights benefits and service providers Rodock & Nedig A T Rice & Bons Steiner Bron.
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Frederick City
Art Department
Thomas Rice
N. Market St
Misa F. W. Doub
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Mer
Desea
D.C
G.T
Capital City
Church
Doll & Albaugh
Schroeder
J. L. Routzshn
EB. Walker & Co
New Management
C.H Utermehle
W. U. Bell
Marshall Grumbite
W. Harrizon
A.L. Engelbrecht
John Hedges
Madison Avenue
John L. Miller
Proattown
Uae
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company
Alerk
Beye
Middletown Register
Baltimore & Oro Railroad
Bernadette Dorsey
Thurmont
Democratic County Central Committee
Smoky
Sam Jones
Southern
Svangells
Afteen Cigara
Hood
Jening
Bsr
Srtece
Government Department
Edior
Hie Journal
Morehan
Hia Baying
England
Alfred the Great Fo
Flanders
Thia
South Market Street
General Grant
Presidentia
Horace Greeley
Frederick Cornet
F. B. Rhodes
Jewell Brothers
Carliale
Leonard and
Hart
Wichita Jack
Adelaide Carlisle
Mise Netlie Leonard
Cow Boy
Hartins
Flora Leonard
Governor's Guards of
Annapolis
John’s Cadet
Thardsy
Prevent
Graceham
Union Bridge
Mi Zion
TER Fair Police
George W. Speaks
John Gauker
Caief
Edward Stoner
John ¥. Bowers
Fred. Keller
Christian Gerlach
James Ely
Aeve
Joseph Lebhe
eoTge Englebrecht
Josepertz
Emanuel Grove
Henry Littl
Bion
Bopst
Christian Schade
John Ricketts
Edward W. Miller
Jack Piercbus
Lewis Lipps
George Merchant
Geo. T. Goodman
Geo. Bender
Ab. Grove
Edward Nast
Day Police
McClellan
Mal Phoebus
Christina Wilson
Henry Waliing
East All Gaints Street
Nick
Freak Mantz
South Market Atreet
Mantz
Republican Central Committee
Frederik Coamty
Grand Jury
Court House
Servise Milling Co.mpgre
Cersaville Roller Flour
LOOIS
Chas H. Vutermeble
C.D. Doll
Ucermenta
W. C Bell
WC. Bell
Uckers
W. CG
Bean
Marshall Grumbine
City Hotel
Frederick Brewery
Backey
Ofty
Eatablehmed
Lndies
Joel Gutman & Co
N. Eutaw St
John Hendrickson
Contre
Etmin Ueauilsul Jarsens
Aall
PV. Staue
Rpais Cour
Idas Mason
F. W. Stars
Robth Mabert
Doll Brothers
Frederick Republican Association
Lla
Te Brothers
North Market ST
Rodock & Neidig’s
A. T. Rice & Bons
Steiner Bron
D. B Best
IX Feederick
D. H. Batsis
Rick Luitak
Firft Ulags
Dow Buorizzi
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Bailing Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
Svimxes
Ghai Regge Pass
Merchant Trailor
North Maren
Streaz
Rodook & Neidig
Wortey OF Coe
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Greel
Rowock & Neidic
A. T. Bige & Sons
A. T. Riz & Sons
Abo North
Maract
Birest
Froderich
James BE. Walker
Sin8r & Co
Jas
EK. Warei
J. F. Eisengausr
TF Eisenhauer
Will Opfme
Crick Ene
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J. Fr. Eisenhauke
Eisenbauer Building
Market
2Nd
Bra
Bartholomay
Bocheater
Apollo
National Capital Brew CO
Evana & Sons
Agem Jobn A. c. Lipps, Cor
West Patrick and Telegraphers
Frederick, Ma
Georgs
H. Wiener
Thomas MO
W.clart
Real Eatats and Loan
City
W. Patrics
Dave
Set
H. Steiner
Rch
Marest
Peridines Sabge Machine Shops
Jo Koen
Morgagre
Wess Patries St. Prederict
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Attorneys-At-Law
H. “Dorbey Etchison
Etchison
Attornet-Atlaw
Attorrat-At-Law
Cranorst
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