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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1895
Page
4
The article explains how high and low pressure systems migrate eastward at about 600 miles per day. It notes that winds around a high tend to clear and warm, while the low brings warm, moist southeast flow and possible rain. Winds between systems are cooler and clearer, with southwest to west winds bringing variable weather.
Crowds return for the second day of the Frederick fair with forecasts of up to 20 000 attendees. Maryland Agricultural College displays animal stomach models and fertilizer work while Governor’s Guards from Annapolis perform. Races feature Dandes Jr and Monocacy as judges announce premiums. special trains bring visitors from nearby towns as exhibits in crafts and art draw attention.
A Pleasant Mountain party led by host Miss Mollie Renneberger enjoyed October fourth with guests Mrs. William Moler Sallie and Georgia Doltz of Washington county. They viewed the spring halfway up the mountain, rested for refreshments, and admired the Summit scenery before returning via Comus Barnesville to Montgomery county and returning to Mr Robert Renneberger's home.
Moonlight straw rides are a Washington county pastime as a committee sets to discuss the Confederate Memorial Hall fund. The proposal includes a $100,000 gift from Charles Broad way Rouss of New York and a planning meeting in Augusta, Georgia, on October 19.
A Prohibition party gathering in Frederick featured Hon. Jeana Lorer Inz for Governor candidate Bert Leckasad and Dr J D Nicademus. Local speakers criticized major parties and praised temperance. Levering and Sappington also spoke. A Brunswick meeting followed with W Frank Tucker and Judge A Hunter Boyd addressing the case of Samuel Carty against Hagerstown fair directors.
A damaged letters page notes stockholders must pay by October 15 twenty percent of their subscription though the payment recipient is not specified. The fragment hints at a call for an advertisement and includes stray editorial remarks about free expression.
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held its requisior meeting on Friday October 4 with readings recitations a debate and a critic’s report then adjourned to meet again October 18. Master Harry Dash was injured at the South Street school but is improving under Dr Long. Miss Kittie Rhosces and company performed Polly at City Opera House and will present Pygmalion and Galatea tonight. S T Babdbill will showcase a free stereoscopic exhibition at Court Square starting tonight at 7 30 o’clock and every evening including Friday. rain postpones if needed.
John Herbert was arrested by Officer Stone near the Square Corner on a charge of drunk and disorderly. Unable to pay a 253 dollar fine, he was committed to jail for 15 days. Poor digestion and nervousness are noted, with a patent remedy promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla. A notice warns against claiming special premiums on Page 40 of a Frederick County agricultural receipt. Servizer Milling Co advertises locally.
A local county committee boosted rewards for capturing the fugitive Wilson, last seen near Vandreae. The pursuit, tied to a two month manhunt, involved multiple towns and a posse of around forty men. Wilson reportedly fled from Hartburg toward Jugiawa after escaping the custody of his pursuers.
Funerals for Eleanor Schildtkecht and Francis Mantz were held yesterday. Services occurred at local churches near Ellersoo and on South Market Street with bearers including relatives and railroad friends. Interments followed at graveyards or Olivet Cemetery as directed by the undertaker and Orphans Court records show Martha J. Elgenbrode appointed administratrix of Mary A. Harp estate.
Notices warn gas customers to pay discounts by the 10th with no delay afterward. Items list American Light and Heat Co Geneva Lithia Water Agency Pearreea Apothecary and hotel management changes at City Hotel effective October 21 1805. W C Bell tickets extend to January 1896. W O C Bull photographer advertises in Frederick Maryland with sample fabrics and ladies wear at City Hotel in Baltimore.
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