Weather Forecast From The Daily News November 1
The Daily News reports rain this evening and tonight with clearing by noon, then warmer Friday afternoon. It notes general conditions at 6pm October 30 with rising Atlantic coast barometer, low over the Lower Mississippi Valley, and cooler on the Atlantic coast. Winds circle high and low pressure, with moist warm flow from the southeast around a low and cooler northwest flow between systems.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
New England
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Missouri Valley
Lake
Dakotas
Open Letter and Advertisers Listed in New Advs Today
Public notice page highlights reliable advertisers including Groceries Benast & Knott and John Hendrickson Real Estate. Mentions Edwin Devilbiss and Dr J A Williamson among others. Also lists Man’s and Boys' Wear, Makt Whiskey and general druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benast & Knott
Atenese Edwin
Devilbiss
John Hendrickson
Thomse& Ciary
Makt Whiskey
Drageists
Hidney Care
J. A. Williamson
Ieee
The Weekly News Card For Tar Wararx Advertisers
A fragmented OCR page summarizes The Weekly News issue from Tar Wararx News. It highlights reviews by Mary Jans, humorous Market Bombe, and Capt. Kilmer graph art features such as The Heroic Victim of Balls Stuff and Battle in Carolina Swamps. It notes department coverage, stories, poems, and an extensive advertisement list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Wararx
Shrold
Mary Jans
Geo. L. Kilmer
Carolina
Fort Mercer
Chankell
Frederick County
Indolwants
Aseeen
Raseerene
Serene Dw
Adams
Carpetsius
Eessesconertey
Almotto Fibre Co
Seesoneee L. H. Beat
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Neidigz
J. Wilen & Son
James B. Walker & Co
I. V. Stamb
Duvall Goldsborough Bride of Frederick Wealthy Baltimore Groom
Miss Newaols Yerbury, daughter of the late Dr. John Schley Goldsborough of Frederick, marries Richard Marees Duvall of Baltimore in All Saints Church Frederick. The ceremony drew prominent guests from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington and New York, with a large reception at the bride’s home and a subsequent travels to Baltimore. The couple will reside at 3000 North Charles Street.
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Frederick
Newaols Yerbury
John Schley Goldsborough
Richard Marees Duvall
Baltimore
Balimore
Waoirington
Fhitscolonia
New York
All Saints P. B
Mim Annie Campbell
Osborne Ingie
All Saint's
Edward Y. Goldaborough
Katharine Goldsborough
Walkersville
Mary C. Shai
Philip Schaff
Zoo @. Trail
Louis Trail
Easton
Nannie Marabali Johnson
George Johnson
Eleanor Potts
Arthur Potts
Pailmore M. Leakin
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Nathan Gorter
Edward W. Rich
William Wood
Ward Cloud
Emily Johnson
Lillian Schley
Charles Trail Legz
Hanson Maulsby
Lohengrin
Mia
A. R. Yeakle
Misses Salife Angell
Alice “Hope
May Penner
A. M. Landauer
Prof. Geo. Edsmith
Messrs
J. W. L. Carty
Ralph Bowers
Wm. McCutcheon
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Alan Willlamson
Harris
Alos
Ax Exfinns
Ie Oan
Yai
Worthington
Goldsborough
W. Case
Bruce
Bert Hitehte
Eco. Schley
Ralab
Mon'ague Wortey
New Yorks
Wim Beary
Cator
Soc
Toos R. Clendenin
Tae Mises Poe
Jes A. Clarke
Case J. Bonaparte
Mire
Geo. B
Balch
H. Byd Qougles
Sera Cr Davis
Char. W W. Hefleson
Bree J Upeour Deons
Louise Baliwis
Wm Grey Brooks
Bammerfield Baldwin
Wa. W. Taylor
Robert Taylor
Frank Brows
Louis Warneh
Mary Johnsons
Bradley F.d Johnson
K. Victor Baughman
Wm. Pickney Whyte
Pierre Wickes
Randolph Barton
H. Noble Todd
Julian J. Chiabolm
Misses Cloud
George Archer
J. Jaibot Alber
Astonel
John Tosupkine
Pred Taylor
Edward Bhriver
RP. Bhreve
Sewell Stingriff
Oille Bhriver
E. K Legg
Fred Behiey
J. N. Steele
Calvin C. Bhriver
Col
Columbus O'Donnel
Stephen G. Rawlings
Fay
Leakin
Leaxis
Gon
Isidor Rayner
Ri Rev
Paret
A. Randolph Pendleton
Wm. Pleasants
Chas. G. Nicholson
Robert McKim
Chas. T. Maratep
Thomas MacKanzie
Kay
James McEvoy
Harry Afordoch Lord
Buchanan D. Merryman
Louis Schley
Schl
Wm. H. Sweneen
William P. Maulsby
T. M. O’brien
George 8. Dennis
Henry Rogers
Fannie Delaplaine
Edward Hewes
Rose Baer
Laura Chapline
Wm. H. Miller
Caruthers
Col. Trails
John B. Harding
Potato crop soars with 200000000 bushels in 1890s era
The Hoston Globs reports a record potato harvest exceeding 200 million bushels, about 80 million more than last year. Prices are cheap enough to feed hogs in parts of the West and Maryland, with discussions of tariffs to aid farmers. Cheap transport remains the central issue for moving the bounty to consumers.
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Hoston
West
Maryland
Pingree
Wlira
Middle States
Roundabout Batl Game At M A D grounds Next Saturday
A new game called roundabout batl, distinct from baseball but played with football, is set for next Saturday at the M A D grounds weather permitting. M A D players listed include H Kemp, J Cadden, D Cadden, W Halback, E Boswell, W Giles, A Creager, W Merrick, H Benson, with H G Benson of the Md School for the Deaf invited to attend.
Fibre Masshal's Report on Fires in State for Lam Quarter
Bacord of Cosfisgrations in the State for the Lam quarter reports 128 fires in the three months ending September 30. Baltimore city had 53 fires in August and September. Baltimore county 14. Worcester none. Allegany, Charles, Caroline, Dorchester, Prince George's and St Mary's each had one fire. Causes include arson, accidents, mischievous acts, fireworks, lightning, and unknown causes. 128 fires from unknown sources.
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Siste
Pire Marebx Bas
Tn Baltimore
Tso Grea
Batimore Jaty
Wicomico
Ubreemoptkea
Allezary
Charles
Caroline
Dorchester
Prince George's God St Mary's
Gaterite
Baimore
Worcester County
Balimore County
Llecendiariem
Locomotivea, &c
Cadeea
Crop harvests set new records in 1890 reports
Analyst notes Mr Thoman's final crop estimate at 3 480 000 000 bushels, far surpassing 1889 and 1893 figures. Oats also show exceptional yield with 950 000 000 bushels, while exports of corn reach unprecedented levels, suggesting continued high shipments abroad and a strong year for cereal crops overall.
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Thoman
Official Ballot Displays Multiple Party Tickets
Official ballots received for inspection show Democratic Republican Prohibition and labor tickets. Candidates listed include Henry F. Andrews for governor Samuel H. Gilson for comptroller and Bernard W. Monett for attorney general. Bernard W. Monett appears as Benjamin W. Monett on the Socialistic Labor ticket.
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Court House
Henry F. Andrews
Caroling County
Samuel HH. Gilson
Somerset County
Bernard W. Monett
Calvert County
People’s
Socialistic
Benjamin W. Monett
Law and Disorder In Local Court Docket
Reports show Warner Rhowbottom released on habeas corpus after October 10 arrest for carrying concealed weapons and alleged assault. Elizabeth Gosnell fined for disorderly conduct on the street. John Johnson, jailed on a false registration charge, released for lack of evidence. An interview denial from Judge Lynch over county prediction. Also notes on marriages Richard Mareen Dayall and Nannie Yerbury Goldsborough. John N. Brown and Anna Page in Buckeystown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Rhecbotion
Warner Rhowbottom
Inet
Yeate Aday
Wos
Eichelberger
H. Doracy Etchison
Elizabeth Gosnell
Thin City
Rep
Richard Mareen Dayall
Baltimore
Nannie Yerbury Goldsborough
John N. Brown
Frederick Junctin
Anna Page
Buckeystown
Frederick County Democratic Voice in Local Elections
A public statement by Ephraim Davitine or similar figure endorses Democratic principles, condemns fraud, and outlines plans for fair property taxation, public school funding, and honest governance. Mentions Atlantic Exposition excursion rates and reduced Pennsylvania Railroad tickets with schedules and routes to Atlanta.
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Frederick Comaty
Frederick Cosaly
cacdNstes
Democratic Party
National Deotocrate A
Ministretton
Lott Stelee
Asd
Sshd
Blefoiere
Loy
Ephan Davitsine
Atlantis
Beason
Frederick
Hageratown
Keedyarius
Branawick
Harper's Ferry
W. van
Penneylvania
Cotton States
Atants
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Atlanta
Pestes
Second Crop Peaches at New Market Farm Stand
Mr Daniel Swomley near New Market shows a second crop of peaches from three trees yielding about two bushels. He brought samples to the Tax News office yesterday for display. The item is accompanied by a garbled notice from Griner Milling Co thanking the public for support and apologizing for unavailable orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bib Leether
Jamaica
Cubs
Lange
Cavetcom
New Vick Coy
Brusante
Wesideng
Hyag
Abcct
Werth
Promis
MBS
Jeezh Rocker
Gardens Gay
SN. Y
Xeesheam
Sergeas
Oe Wiles
Munich
Daniel Swomley
New Market
Tax News Office
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McDoodle
Poodie
Charles V. Sharyn Johane
Ae Jobs O. Davis
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W. EB. Gloyd
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Barry Barnes
Chesapesta and Potomac Company
East Patrick Street
Expen Corporation
South Market Street
Maging Strough
Areven
Fibre Masshal
John Johnson
Sciatica Eckstein
John ©. Motter
Baltimore American
John A. Lynch
Oury Feeaerick County
D. H. Best
Pat
Joan Hennrcgson
F. V. Staub
Ceee Luyway
F. V. Stass
RORTH
Doll Brothers
D. H. Busr
Si North Market
Doe Brothels
Cloak Dept
Ona Lewis B. Cram
West Fifth Street
Monte
F. Brown
Brent Large
City Hotel
Maxacexzx
Frederick, MD
Aemaak
Berne
Bas Church
Oireet
Baltimore Brewing Co
John A. Kennedy
Kennedy
Giepet Department
Sula
Mou
Kix
Bews Office
Bodooe & NG
Rovece & Meldig
San
Rick Pam
Irene Ani Pane
Eqduck & Neidig
A. T. Bice & Sone
A. T. Ries & Son
North Market Street
James E Walker & CO
Walker
Seling Odestocke
Jas. BE. Waxza & CO
J. F. Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
J. F. Risrrhaubs
Ais Indaner
Bactholomay
Roahester
N. Y
Roux
LIPPS
Wort Patrick and Tubearaphoun
Trederick
Renners Plu Bing
Wirm RE
Thomas & Clary
Thomae
H. Clart
Dommwick
Sixka Street
Rere Toleas
Morigngs
Preece
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Doesey Etchisor
Solmetss
Gearuert
Ghriner Milling CO