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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1895

Page

7

Weather forecast and wind patterns across regions today

The bulletin details high and low pressure areas guiding winds across the Southern Midwestern New England and Northern Rocky regions. It notes warmer Atlantic coast and Northwest, cooler Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, with generally fair conditions in the Mississippi Valley and likely fair weather for New England.

Bis Farms Miduie New England Rocky Lake Region Ohio Valley Uthern Booth Artlantle Sus Gulf Bretes Atlantic Coast Laxe Miesouri Ava Cole O' Simwick

Drought and frost influence Maryland events and crime

Maryland reports drought in Allegany and parched fields, canal navigation suspended, and weather threats to fruit in Washington. Hagerstown furniture factory rebuilt, Elkton racing grounds under repair, and a $8,000 Masonic Temple project at Hysteville. A dead body found near Licheaster dam, Bowle murder case in Upper Marlboro Isis, elopement of Mary Moore and John Hicks, and political campaigns active in Hockville Denton and nearby towns.

Carroll County Hagerstown Cumberland Washington County Hysteville Licheater Howard County Chesspeake and Ohio Canal Williameparc Maryland Allegany County Misa Mary E. Moore Elkton John Hicks Principio Fenton N. J. Hillary Hawkins Marloro Isis Henry Boone Bowle Lowndes Hockville Tendy Spring Denton Sarsi Spencer C. Jones Crothers

Disorderly Conduct and Fines Slide Through The Law

Police reports list multiple arrests and fines including Thomas Gatther and Howard Husley for disorderly conduct with jail time for nonpayment. Jerry Hopkins faced a hefty fine and thirty days in jail for intoxication. John Brown and Robert Newbatton were jailed for grand jury action and weapons charges respectively. Further arrests included Frank Smith for disorderly conduct and Jake Jones for resisting an officer with varying fines.

Dizordsely Thomas Gatther Howard Husley Gatther Jitreen Husley Jerry Hopkins Eckstein

ERD OF THE FAIR A Look at 1595 Cultural Events

A fragmented report describes a 1595 fair with social events, musical performances, races, and premium classes. It lists exhibitors and winners in embroidery, linen, cotton, and miscellaneous crafts, with Mrs. Geo P Thomas and Miss Maud Trundle among judges and participants. Locations include Baltimore Washington Hav ers and a hall hosting a reception.

Tae Freaerciek Baltimore Waspington Waspington, Havers Mire C W. Roon Laura Chapline Mea J. Lee Orchertra ab o_CBS Jeterday Buver Bark C J. Bagerty Polladdodls Acakes Prote, D. & Reine Cumpenand King B.f. AM Bewd.t Steysoune Geo. P. Thomas Fannie King Jobe Cook Anne Florence Chambers A. C. Wenz Win H. Rameburn Mra Marshall AT. Snowtler Sles Nettie Woerner W. L Smith F. Kemp Alamie Hamm B. Johnson Hest Lnen C. ED Faulkner Kensington C. EL Lowmer LA. Travis E. Potts Hunicher Maud Trundle George P.thomas Struble George P. Thomas Mimau Mies Alarg Merghardt S. Maynard Marr Merghardt Ida Bolleary Marie Steiner Edw_ Hewes Sloat Kate Bragonier A. B. Koutzah Amelia Kye For Winkleson G. J. Dolk Fannie Brookey M. Grish Mary A. Runkle Samuel Thomas D. J. Beale Ales Mary Dorsey Edwards G. J. Doll Mary Little Isaac Heller G J Voll M. A. Sheppard Mary Merghardt Margret Hood Lis Hodcreft BH. Birely Roger May J. N. Chiswell, Sr Mielys E. Ashies Wm Walker Amante Zimmerman Virginia Harper Moliie Bear Nethe Susan Cole

Orphand Cons and Real Estate Actions At Court

The first and final accounts of executors Moxeil and Gockesmith and administrator Bronser were filed with distributions made. An order to sell real estate of Lawson Bumumers was granted. An estate of Joahus Stokes released. An auction at the Court House offered three farms: 76 acres to Jno A Cisgeti at 70 per acre, 203 acres to T B Dayall at 20 per acre, and 155 acres to J T Snafer at 70 50 per acre.

Albert A. Moxeil Robert B. Gockesemith Sarat EB Hockensmith Edward A. Bronser Ann B. Brauner Nell Real Estate Lawson H. Bumumers Mary Catherine Tickes L. Otckes Joahus Stokes Chas Mzzars Samuel Cisget Samuel Maddox Trones Peieravike Jno A. W. Cisgeti Oasland T. B. Uv. Dayall Joe. G. Thomas John TF. Snafer

City Opera opens week with muted crowd and songs

Howe Mica Kitte Rhoades and her company performed to an empty audience last night. The highlight was the popular old favorite East Lyone. Tonight they close their week with who rightero. A matinee of 1cm cawyer was presented today.

City Opera Howe Mica Kitte Rhoades Ner Company Vacal East Lyone

Unidentified White Man Found Near Railroad Tracks

A body was found along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Rochester Dam. The man, about seven feet tall, not yet identified, lay face down on the shell of a farm. Engraving on nearby shell read K. W. and J. W. 60, possibly from 1860.

Gallea Tignmsn Grossaidle Myersrile K. W J. W Mesers Filana James We Woo Samuel Thomas Tae Baltimore Ohio Iichester Dam Tae Man

Lutheran Synod Meeting Reviews Pastoral Changes in Frederick Area

The Baltimore gathering of the Lutherans discusses retirements and new appointments. Rev AC Both retires from Brovewick. Rev J BW Efamejer installed as pastor of Fyeu's Lita tau Chai. of Davia Va, and Rev HG Weber chairs committee work. Several ministers and delegates from Frederick County attend, with moves toward a central church structure costing about 12 000 dollars and potential expansion plans.

Lutheras Synod Lutherap Baltimore Maller Brovewick Jean Frederick Guch Roe Wevesa Yescey Slug Torard Marlon M. Severs Doubs C. P Niles Lewistown M. L. Beard J. A. Asper L . Burke R. Patternon A. Dedges J A. Sarb G C. A. Hecaarl Luther Kobimar Mr. Kubiman Barb Thurmont Third Cource EF. . Barkmetlile Chas. Kennewald Eowilttabarz Church of the Reformatiom Barb. Fhurmont Grace Church Eveniog Burkittavile J EK. Slater Jacob Young Stanswick O. W. Miller G&. E McBride Emminberg

Prohibition mass meeting and local political notices

A large crowd gathered at the residence of BE M Gilbert in Woodsboro for a Prohibition campaign event featuring Rev W G Caseard Dr J Nicodemus Rev J B Kraft and F B Sappington with the Yellow Spring Band providing music A follow up meeting is planned for Brookville and Walkerville with speakers including F B Sappington and W Frank Tucker. A separate item describes a whirlwind event at Dan iel Shepley’s lot causing damage to corn stalks and widespread whirlwind activity across the area. Also noted is a serious Runaway incident in New Windsor injuring Charles Devilbiss and a child rider, plus a train crew from Indiana County Pa en route to Baltimore staying at Sparrow’s Hotel Middletown. A Democratic barbecue and picnic is reported at Wolfville with speakers including Wm E Wilson and Harry B Dans. An educational note mentions a lecture course drawing at M C A rooms and a gospel meeting at Ocma JomTIOW 0.380 p.m. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended for scrofula and related conditions.

BE. M. Gilbert Benster Woodsboro W.G . Caseard Thurmont J. 12 Nicodemus B Kraft County Sappington Yellow Springe Brook- Bilon F. B. Sappington Walkeraville W. Frank Tucker Wolfville Wm. E. Wilson West Virginia Harry BE. Dans Washington, D. C

Frederick area notes and social visits report

Frederick scene captures numerous visits from residents and relatives across nearby towns including Middletown Williamsburg and Baltimore. Notables include Rev Dr Kefauver editor Edward Ames and many from Leesburg Martinsburg and Hagerstown with travel to New York and Washington noted among social roundups. Disgraceful brawl in Boonsboro’ led to fines. Salvation Army meetings announce schedule. electric railway company incorporated. hay packer accident causes minor loss.

Elfen City Governor Promises Help at Sandy Spring

An improvised report quotes Elfen City official Mr. WOKD Gascoyne and Howard County figures about aid for Sandy Spring and nearby areas. Gascoyne expresses cautious optimism amid talks with local farmers and mayoral figures about relief measures and development plans.

Banimve Wokd Wis Bam Pap Avenue Vastra Oly Bee Carey Lady Sulse Lavech Pradee Coates J One Lee Carta Gascoury Macy Promioa Howard County Faraers Elf

Revolver and craps game spark chase and shooting

A tense late night scene on Wert All Sutute sparked by a craps game among a party of colored men. A white man jockey attempted to flee after deputy John Groff and Joome Zeller tried to seize him. Groff fired six shots, wounding Bud Waller as Toots Summers fled. Summers was arrested after paying $285 bail at police headquarters.

Mao John Groff Joome Zeller Hilets Mrr Groff Bud Walle Fred Toots Lunte

Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Burck Held at West South Street

The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Burck occurred yesterday at 10 AM from her West South Street home. She was wife of Theodore Burck and mother of six children including Louis, Philip, Theodore, Lola Fraley, Mrs Kennedy, and Mrs Smith. Service led by Rev Z Kuhlman. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. undertaker F Schroeder. John P Grosa, a Middletown man, was discharged as a B C Railroad yard inspector and plans to move to Brunswick with his family.

Elizabeth Burck West South Street Deresaed Theodore Burck Bay Mesara Louis E and Philip Frederick Baltimore Lola Fraley Thomas Kennedy Mary Hmith Zuther Kuhlman Messrz George Sisler Jobo Quinn John Gram John Mehrilag Mt. Olivet F. Schroeder John P. Grosa Middletown Cir Brunswick K. Grows Branswick

Come and See Grumbine at the Brewery Tonight

Photograph Tickets of W tell extend validity to cover all dates through January 1, 1856 at his Stade. W Benn, Photographer, Frederick Maryland. Geneva Lithia Moeral at Pestre's Apothecary, Water Agency. On October 21, 1486 Mr Chas A Utermeble to manage City Hotel from C Doll. Dtermenie plans improvements to make the hotel first class and well equipped.

W.C. Ball Stade W. ©. Benn Frederick Chas. A. Utermeble C. 0. Doll Dtermenie Firat-Clase

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