Weather Report From The Daily News October 28
Chief of the Weather Bureau reports prevailing conditions at 8 p m. barometer rising east of the Rockies except New England coast. Cold wave extends to Upper Ohio Valley and Western New York where temperatures drop twenty to thirty degrees. Fair but with local snow near the lake regions. Tuesday expected to be generally fair with colder northerly winds along the Atlantic coast.
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L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountaine
New England
Dakotas
Lake St Lawrence
Ahio Valley
New York
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
Lake Stations
Minnesota
Atlantic
Lake At Axions
New Advs to Day in Steen Area Readers
Rowe announces updates to advertise in Steen area papers to reach readers. Local merchants including Shriner Millsing Co Dry Goods and Redock Neidig promote goods and services with staged events and performances at the City Opera House led by emcee Hendrickson and others.
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Rowe
Shrinet Milsing Co Dry Goods
Redock & Neidig
D. H. Best
City Opera
Raat
Albsugh
Aseee-Doln Hendrickson
Weekly News promotional note and local church reports
The Weekly News announces a ready twelve page issue with ads and features. Church items note the King's Daughters Chrysanthemum supper in Creagerstown and ordination of Rev G W Kirkcofe by Baltimore Baptists. The Urbema Methodist Church dedication reports a $440 shortfall to complete brick building with distinctive enamel glass windows.
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King’s Daughters Society of
Creagerstown
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Baptist
Frostburg
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Urbema
Richard Norris
Harford
Avenue
W. L
Linden
Barnes
Hullosd Matters Meeting Delayed by Absence of President
Disrupted agenda for the Washispies and Bandy Spring line discussions postponed from November 12 due to the president's absence in New York and the East. Notices indicate sections along the line to hold meetings after November 15 with Urbana events planned and cautions to keep children away from railroads after recent near misses.
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Washispies
Frederick
POLOMAC SYNOD CHARGES ACTION ON CATAWBA COLLEGE CARE
The Potomac Synod discussed a special committee report pressing the North Carolina Classis to place Catawba College under Purely Baptist care. Steed pledges cordial support. a conference committee will carry forward the plan. Also aids totaling 265 dollars were raised for immediate Catawba College assistance.
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Chae
Tta
Aliouna
Locmac
Cacawbs Colege
Newton
N. C
Fcaly
North Carolles Classis
Uatawca Colege
Puicmac Bynch
Ewest
Bere
Dra
Miler
E Ro Eschbach
Bader J. BE Roelkey
North Carolina Classis
Catawba College
Purday-Echools
Church
Butler
Womeladorf
Prohibition Meetings Planned in Lewistown Woodsboro
Prohibition mass meeting at Weller's Hall Lewistown tonight featuring Dor Jobe Nicodemes Herb Patterson Jacob L Engelbrecht and others. Another meeting at Woodsboro Friday evening with Hon Joshua Levering W Frank Toceer Dr J D Nichemas Frat B Kipringten and Jacob L Engebrecht. Democratic gathering at Adams Lower Friday night led by G A F P Seceffer with vice presidents and secretaries. speeches by P M Funkel PF Pampe and Wm J Ogden of Baltimore.
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Weller’s Hall
Lewistown
Dor Jobe Nicodemes
Herb Patterson
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Woodsboro
Joshua Levering
Goverace
W. Frank Toceer
J.D . Nichemas
Frat B. Kipringten
Jacob L. Engebrecht
Mary Ned
Jacob LE Kage
Breest
Joseph A. Bidenons
Emory Harper
Olver
Young
Adamslows
Gafp. Seceffer
Hichard J. Day
Einhard Smith
Young Democracy
P.M. Funkel
PF. Pampe
Wm. J. Ogden
Battimore
Pampel
Brief Bell notes on local and general matters
A quiet week in Polles court affairs and local weather. Fisher losses from recent front activity total several fishers destroyed over the past two weeks. The census notes 103473 stonemasons in the United States at the tenth census. Pension increases granted to John Warfield of Frederick. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal paymaster disburses September wages. Mrs Neve Seaman relocates from Germantown to Rockville. Harry W. Lewis weighs Jacob L Eaget for Walkeraville Enterprise editorship. Washington County farmers water corn shocks. George Routzahn of Myeraville injures his horse and damages his hand. Baltimore and Ubto Railroad begins a new project between this city and Baltimore. A. W. McOemss serves as mail messenger. A woman in Ransom, Michigan, crafts a large patchwork quilt from a record 17,000 litres of cloth. Politicians note renewed candidate activity but few public meetings countywide. Since Tower Bridge opening, London Bridge traffic rises to 6200 daily, Eastcheap 2200, Fenchurch Street 3000. Professor Stuart of Sydney unveils an artificial larynx aiding voice. volume can be tuned to soprano, tenor, contralto, or bass. Autumn butterflies flourish in England with blues and brimstone common. violets and primroses mix with early peacocks and red admirals as days shorten.
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Polles
United States
John Warfield
Frederick
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Neve Seaman
Germantown
Rockville
Harry W. Lewis
Banner of Liberty
Jacob L Eage T
Walkeraville Enterprise
Washington County
George Routzahn
Myeraville
Routzahn
Baltimore and Ubto Railroad Company
Baltimore
A. W. McOemss
Mall
Tower Bridge
London
London Bridge
Stuart
University of Sydney
Enrpland
Fire destroys hay baling yard and rail stock at Gaithersburg
Fire struck Sunday night at the Gaithersburg Milling and Manufacturing Co hay baling plant and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock yards. Snarks from a passing train were blamed as volunteers saved the railroad area and lumber yard. over 100 tons of straw and the baling building were wrecked, valued at about 1900 to 2000 dollars, with damages listed around 1200. Four similar Gaithersburg establishments had previously burned.
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Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Milling and Manufacturing Company
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad Company
Volunteer Fire Company
Baling Out&t
Hear Him This Evening in Philadelphia Lectures
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Mr. Conwell’s growing popularity on stage with repeat showings at the Academy drawing steady audiences. The Washington Republican observes that Talmage and Conwell endure as nationally known figures among older era lecturers.
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The
Paliadelphia Inquirer
Conwell
Philadelphia
Academy
Washington Republican
Talmage
Local girl Sarah Pampel in serious leg accident
Information from Shenandoh, Pa reports Miss Sarah Pampel daughter of the late Henry Pampel suffered a severe accident in this city. She fell recently and broke both limbs at the knee, fracturing the same limb in that place three times over three years. She is sister to Mrs. John A. Simpton and Mr. P. F. Pampel and well known locally.
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Sarah Pampel
Shenandosh
Henry Pampel
Pampel
John A. Simpton
P. F. Pampel
Ezoth Royal Arch Chapter elects officers
At a stated convocation of Ezoth Royal Arch Chapter No. 23 last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Joseph W. Gaver M E High Miles B Ransburg E King Charles O Waters K Borlbe Daniel T Ordeman treasurer W Nash Young secretary Francis T Rhodes sentinel
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Ezoth Royal Arch
Weid
Joseph W. Gaver
M. E High
Miles B
Ransburg
E. King
Charles O. Waters
K Borlbe
Daniel T. Ordeman
Tressurer
W. Nash Young
Francis T. Rhodes
Sentinel
Five Bans air gathers fish from Potomac for Col Baughman
Charles K. Haller, well known redler, received from frised in Point of ks yesterday a of fae black bass wick wers in the Potomac. Haller secured the fish for Col. L. Baughman and sent them to Poplar Terrace today. Marriage notices list John W. Relaecks of Millersburg Pennsylvania Clara Bail Haffer of Michigan Edward Powell of Lewistown and Sewts Hobdcraft of this chq ue Itt planed ont Sar
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Charles K. Haller
Redler
Potomac
Mr. Haller
Col
L. ¥. Baughman
Poplar Terrace
John W. Relaecks
Millersburg
Clara Bail Haffer
Michicin
Edward Powell
Lewistown
Sewts Hobdcraft
Fires Destroy Senate Tradela Residence and Court Sessions In Progress
News notes from Dorchester and surrounding areas report a house fire destroying Senator Tradela’s residence near Balisdacy, while the October circuit court term sits in session. Paralyzed prominent citizen William G Holltresworth, a Singes7 accident fatality involving a Baltimore and Valley freight car, and Cumberland murder trials highlight the day. Howard County plans a special session to hear appeals from registrations. Local politics feature Charles County Republicans gathering at La Plata with gubernatorial and comptroller candidates addressing a large crowd.
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Dorchester County
Palloos
Tradela
Ai F
Hagerstown
Wiliam G. Holltresworth
Ekton
Baltimore
Vale
Singes 7
Coch County
Williem Mullizan
Cumbrerland
William Hatton
Howard County
Fridar
Mesars
Brashear
Munroe
Anne Asuadel Court
St Anespole
R. D. Johnson, Jr
Cumberlasd
Grant Zofali
N. A. Dandeg
Papa- Haws’ Bats Committee
Kaserm Bhore
Wocal
Charles County
Repubbikcans
la Plata
Lowaodes
Robert P. Graham
Marine
Lownden
Work of Death and multiple Baltimore obituaries
The notice reports Henry Shrivar aged 64 dying after injuring his hand on a glass cupboard door, with mention of his family across several states. It also covers the death and burial of Mrs Sophie Rosenfelt, wife of Bison Rosenfelt, who died in New York and was buried in Baltimore after moving there months ago. Further obituaries include Mrs Lilly Burce, Mrs Ann Eliz Stull, John B Shimer, and funeral details for each with family ties and church affiliations.
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Mba
Sophie Rosenfelt
Bison Rosenfelt
New York City
Baltimore
Lloyd Street
Hts
York Road
Euta Rosenstock
Madisen Avenue
Rosenfelt
Lilly Burce
Louis A. Burck
Henry Koont
Edward Koonts
Thie City
Ann Eliz, Stull
Q. F. Stull
Yellow Springs
St Zion Reformed Church
Charleville
Bha
Lewis Martz
Ezra Wachter
Exie Summers
Charles Keyser
Lewis
Ramaburg
John C. Clam
Zion Cemetery
Charles J. Smith
John B. Shimer
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Osborne Ingle
Allen E Rohrback
Geo. McCleery
C. C. Waters
Guy Thomas
C. Carty
Eels Captured Near Jefferson At Steiner Mills
Mr Steiner a miller at Steiners Mills on Middle Creek near Jefferson Frederick County disposed of eels he captured in the stream The water was low making eel catching slow The eels moved westward hindering progress and the obstruction was cleared Large eels were brought to Frederick while many smaller ones escaped.
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Steiner
Middle Creek
Jefferson
Frederick
Ills Touch The Western Union Officers And Others
The Sick. Mr. Wm. M. Crimmins manager of the Western Union Telegraph offce has been on the sick list. Mr. T. H DeLashwatt was indisposed yesterday but able to be out this morning. Geo. A. Gilbert Sr is much better. Miss Bemis Clebeugh has been somewhat indisposed in recent days.
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Wm. M. Crimmins
Western Union Telegraph Offce
T. H DeLashwatt
Geo. A. Gilbert
Bemis Clebeugh
Abe
A Time for Freihc and All Saints Eve Traditions
A fragment describes a festival season in a historical setting with references to Harlow Bren and elements of superstition. It notes Halloween and All Saints Day customs, mentioning November 1 and a shift of a feast date from May 1 in 1534 to November 1.
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Harlow
Personal notes from Frederick area visitors
Purely personal items list visitors in the city including Mr and Mrs Whaley of Lancaster Mr Chas Belfanider of Tiffin Ohio and Mr Lee Seliman of Baltimore Also notes on bridal party members for Duvall Goldsborough wedding and other social guests Estelle Everhart and Miss Yaeger attend events. Richard Duffy returns from Frederick to Hagerstown to take a bicycle works job past employment at Baughman Bron.
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Mchrie Whaley
Lancaster
Chas D. Belfanider
Tiffin
Ohio
Lee Seliman
Baltimore
Iesques
Frieods
Frederick Yeoteray
Ghat
Mise Mary Shaff
New York
Frederick Laat
Bhsfl
Duvall Goldsborough
Estelle Everhart
Auger
Hanover
Katharie Yaeger
Womane College
Barry Kriss
Richar Duffy
Hacerstown
Frederick
Baughman Bron
Bicycle Works
Harvest Home Donation Day at Home for the Aged
The Home for the Aged urges donations on Donation Day with thanks for past favors and invites generous support from the public. A second notice promotes a City Opera House lecture next Tuesday night October 29 by Rev. Russell Conwell of Philadelphia on Heroism of a Private Life. Tickets are available at Weames with reserved seats 50 cents and gallery 25 cents.
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Agad
M.O. A
City Opera House
Russell &. Conwell
Bapilet Temple
Philadelphia
Conwell
Vyeame’s
Postformed law case leads to police hearing at two
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a law case with postformatted phrasing. It references a police hearing around two o clock and names various entities and individuals in distorted form, including references to a milling company and meal products.
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Solnaes Adaet
Talenty Wi Wes
Tometzay
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