Weather patterns and pressure systems on history date
On September 19 a discussion of high and low pressure systems describes pressure moves at about 600 miles per day. Winds circle the highs clockwise and the lows counterclockwise. Highs bring clear conditions while lows bring cloudy or rainy weather. Southeast winds bring warm moist air, while the region between systems remains mild and unsettled.
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W. L. Moons
Boreas
Dakota
Lake
Atlantic
Montana
Setters New York
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lake Region
Gulf
Newland
Northwest Advertisements of the Day
The notice describes newspaper advertising guidance and etiquette for advertisers and readers. It lists several names such as Keedy Urner Solr and Ouitbanekee Tyson P.B. PB, noting who reported or engaged in dealings.
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Keedy
Urner
Ouitbanekee
Tyson
P.B
The Weekly News twelve page autumn edition reviewed
The Weeklys News presents its annual twelve page edition with features on city county and world events. It includes short stories poetry and cartoons plus notices of new advertisements and notable portraits such as the Duke of Marlborough and Cheas Master Pillabury. Norman S. Munson is noted as a state councilor in the Junior Order. Readers are invited to say they saw it in The News.
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Washington
Slate
Jane
Thia Fesne
Margaret G. Helmore
Bos
Lake ‘Champlain
Skobelef
Pievna
Gibraltar
Chipiltepec
Col
Davis
Harper's Ferry
Duke of Marlborough
Cheas
Jim
M. Bast
Footers’ Dye Works
L. B Adame
Shriner Millin
D.H. Kew
Mullinix & Spee
Camer
Renidchios
Drees Boods and Carpets
Eese
Seisnsees Neetenva Eeeeryeenem Otock & New Orphan's Court
Wollet
A. Smkh
Deo
Public Meeting Sought for Electric Road Project
Special agent Gateyone of the Washington Sandy Springs and Baltimore Railway Company visited Frederick to drum up support for the Frederick Middle Town electric railroad. He urged a public meeting, noted the plan would serve as a feeder to the larger line, and said a Frederick citizen would join the road's board of directors to ensure county representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB
D. Geteoyne
Washington, Sandy Springs
Baltimore
Frederick-Miche |Town
Frederick
Frederick County
Carrol
Montgomery
Howard, Prince George
Typhoid fever and local news across Maryland
News from Maryland reports typhoid fever in Talbot and parts of Cecil counties, a farmer found dead in a cornfield, and political and agricultural developments. Easton hosts the Talbot County Democratic Association, Hartford County pursues farmers institutes, and a state official purchases 150000 dollars in sinking fund bonds. A Carroll County clash leaves a wound, while plans form for a horse racing circuit near Easton and a coroner’s inquest clears no foul play in a Baltimore railroad death.
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Thomas Thompson
Cecil County
Hurst Democrstic Association
Talbot County
Easton
Hartford‘ County
Taylor Trent
Baltimore
Ford
Spencer C. Jones
Maryland
Brian A. Mercier
Day
Postoffice
Carroll County
Oxford
OlR@ld
Howard County
Gorman
Hows County
Ken Charles ‘Repp
Key
Union Bridge
Tal- Dot
Frederick Fisher
Baltimore and Ohio
Heyre de Grace
Election registrar turmoil in Frederick county
Registrars over three days registered 181 new voters while striking 44 or transferring names. Yesterday they disrupted work by altering districts and moving voters to other precincts, disrupting the registration process.
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Frederick County
Bizarre Cloud Signals Deluge Over Frederick Area
A peculiar look ing cloud hung over Frederick last evening though no rain fell. A church consecration is planned with Bishop Pares to dedicate St Stephens Episcopal church at Tharmont on next day September 4 at 11. Rev James of Westcolmate will deliver an address and clergy are expected to attend.
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Frederick F
Cisck
Pares
Stephens
Tharmonton
Je Mas
Westcolmate van Setar
Rs Theip
Philomathean Literary Society to Organize For Winter
A meeting of the Philomathean Literary Society was called by the president for this evening to organize for the winter after a quiet warm season. Local notices report releases in the Orphans Court for Wm. E. Black and others, plus releases for Lewis B. McClain and Peter McClain. In society news, Mr. Hanson B. Black of Halltown, W Va. rode to Frederick on a bicycle, covering about twenty four miles in strong time. Mrs. Wa. P. Madshz hosts him on West Church street. The Sick section notes Mrs. Like Bear improving after illness. Dr. Johnson attends. Mr. Mary Shull is very sick, with Dr. Goodell in charge. Mr. Thomas Schley of Petersville reports his little daughter quite ill.
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Hanson B. Black
Halltown
Wva
Frederick
Black
Wa. P. Madshz
West Church Street
Bear
B. & O. Avenue
Wa. Crawford Johnson
Mary Shull
Andrew Phillips
Goodell
Thomas Schley
Petersville
Property Reassigned In Road Right of Way Case
V Harper and wife convey property to Peter for a right of way on the road for 35 dollars. Sale completed on Tuesday.
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Roperty Uended
Harper and Wife
Peterbank
Hotel Arrivals and Names in Sparse Notes
Brief hotel arrival notes list several names and places across states and cities. Individuals referenced include Horan Foster At Dr. Ottver Beit Mam McGill Curva South Dakota Giller Browns Oxford Goldsmith New York and others tied to county entries. The fragmentary text mentions several locales such as Baltimore Columbia and Harrisontere with varied counties and counts.
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Eibeh
Oxford
Goldsmith
New York
Guerr Boves
T. Bye
Whitington
Del
J. A Eacffean
Lancaster
Fick
Byattstown
F. W. Sporten
Columbia
Cantus Rover
R R. Phees
Washfeigiun
P.& Tioke
Emanue
Walker
Basore
Gamsog
Harrisontere
County
Letters from the People list Civil War officers and soldiers
The letter lists noncommissioned officers and privates of Company E, Maryland Volunteer Infantry, from the Civil War era. It names First Sergeant James Aaed, B B Barnard, John F Clark, William A Shaw, several corporals and drummers, and a long line of privates. It notes that at Dabner's Farm on February 3 1865 the company had no officers available for duty and that Orderly Sergeant David W Kinne led the company into action, receiving a severe wound in the right forearm and later moving to Division Hospital then City Point and Point Lookout.
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Tex News
Frederick Gunnace
James A
B. Barnard
John F. Clark
William A- Shaw
William A. Gardner
Davia W. Kinnath
A. House
Ainries Whitman
James H. Eaton
Levi T. Lewis
Solomon V. Blesaing
John L. Brocka
William A. Cailcote
Benjamin F Crum
Charlies W. Cramer
Jacob BR. Dingle
Jacob A. Flock
Henry J. Firestone
Adolphus Geiger
Hamuel A. Gant
Leonard 8. Grove
Emil Boot
George W. Lewis
Basil A Mullenix
George L. Metcalf
John W. Pry
George W Pry
John P. Phillinger
Henry A. Preston
William Phoebus
William H. Rudy
Francis T. Shawen
William T. Shompson
Charles W. Thompson
Josh Waltera
Henry C. Wise
Eldridge
Warthon
James T. Yaste
Dabner’s Mf
David W. Kinne
Comany
Point
AnkDy
Rim
Bradferd
A Brilliant Wedding at Hyattstown in Sep
A grand wedding occurred at Hyattstown on September 18 at noon as Rev W P Hammond married Miss Besair Price second daughter of Mr and Mrs Lerl Price. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s Wedding March and a breakfast at Mendedala hosted by the bride’s family. Guests included relatives from Grafton Florida and Washington with a reception of rice as the couple left for a Southward trip.
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Hyattstown
Shrek
W. P. Hanmond
Miss Besair
Lerl Price
Hav
J. O. Hawk
Frederick
John Gardner
Hyattatown
Meade'‘Hammond
West Virginis
Misses Dalay
Gaara Price
Mise Minnie Owings
Howard County
Mra
E. &. Price
Grafton
W. Va
O. J. Moat
Florida
McRifresh
Western Maryland College Opens at Westminster with Bright Prospects
Brief notes report Western Maryland College starting at Westminster with optimistic attendance and plans. A.M. Weetaler plans a September 25 celebration. Lydia Whiteford and company tour upcoming repertoire. fall weather and rain events noted. Lightning and minor weather incidents reported near Frederick Junction.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Western Maryland Council, Jr
Lydia Whiteford
Strong
Sin Wat
Frederick Junction
Point of Rocks
Donald Arabie
Alder men Meet Reflect on City Issues and Repairs
The Board of Aldermen met in regular session with the mayor and attorney present. Officers discussed tax issues, janitorial and fire company hose needs, street walks and sidewalks, and approving bills. Ordinances open market doors at 5 am after the first Tuesday post first Saturday in Oct and ban market produce on Frederick市 avenues without Hoehne.
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Raguer Monthly
Eceshow
Geo. B. McCleery
Tax Isseusmivat
PH. McCleery
Committee On
Wem. P. Rice
Representicg Ty Janitor Steam Fire Engine Company
A. L Bostey
City Hall
W. HL. Eichelberger
Sparkel Colections
Chy Metster
Eorge Ww. Hrangie
Northern District
C. M. Lerch
L. Ms. Stone
Southern District
Standard Carbon Company
Quynn & Co
George W. Brengle
L. M. Stone
Pondéern
Carroll Street
Measte
Markell & Trail
Eighth Street
Market
Carroll Creek
Market Stree
Corporation of
Frederick
Thoas
Hoenne
Miss Sadia Whiteford Coming to The South
A newspaper note introduces Miss Sadia Whiteford and her company arriving this week with a press agent. It details her biography including study in the U S and abroad, a Canadian tour, and a planned native South debut. The feature praises her intellect, refinement, and dramatic sensitivity, with Mr Mex von Mitzel as lead support and a cast of fourteen artists.
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Sadia Whiteford
Badia Whiteford Company
Miss Whiteford
Mina Whiteford
Baltimore
Thoas
J. H. Whiteford
Ebrosd
South
Mex von Mitzel
Personal notes from East Patrick to Baltimore visitors
Purely personal items list Miss Grennie Long and Miss Nannie Goldsborough ill with colds. Mr. Frank Yates of Baltimore visited Mire Shull, then returned home. Shayna of Doubs visits the nel family. Wm. Henkie of Knoxville visits relatives in Pleasant Valley. An ad touts Modern Beauty with advice on diet and outdoor exercise and Syrup of Figs laxative. Dr. Forbes Winslow still argues that Sir Walter Scott went insane and that insanity affected many geniuses.
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Grennie Long
East Patrick
Nannie Goldsborough
Frank Yates
Baltimore
Mire Shull
B. & O. Avenue
Shawna
Doubs
Nel
Wm. Henkie
Knoxville
Pleasant Valley
Forbes Winslow
Walter Scott
Mil Week Market Report Notes Limited Fruit Supply
The market show had a fair number of good items though peaches were scarce. Grapes in several colors plus all fruit were available, tomatoes plentiful, cabbage prices high, cran, celery imperfect after a mild frost, and hints of a coming winter reflected in produce conditions.
Sells Brothers Show Comes to Frederick With Grand History
The Sells Brothers Present a massive grand exposition in Frederick featuring a triple ring circus contending with Roman Hippodrome Afric an ages and Arabian contrivances. A free street parade spans over a mile, starting from the show grounds at 10 AM. Daily performances at 2 PM and 8 PM with early doors and special travel rates.
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Seile Brothers
Frederick
Selle Brouhers
Ander Ose
Gutterlog
Sbow
Cenvare
Democratic Precinct 4 to Form Club at West Patrick Street
Frederick District Democratic Central Committee calls Precinct No 4 voters to assemble at Democratic headquarters West Patrick Street Thursday evening September 19 at 8 pm to organize a Democratic club. Secretary J Roger McSherry and Chairman Charles N Asgott urge attendance. Excursion rates to Atlanta Exposition offered by Pennsylvania Railroad and B C Railroad with reduced tickets to Atlanta and return, dates and routes in effect for various terms through January 1896.
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Democratic Central Committee
Frederick
Patrick Atreat
Border
Charles N. Asrgott
J. Roger McSherry
Pennsylvania
Atanta
Harper's Ferry
Ling
Girls Who Make Good Bread Will Truly Be Quick
A brief item notes use of UAE Cerebvius Rolle flour results in bread making by girls in the SISD. Readers are urged to try the flour to see the outcomes.
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Uae
Cerebvius Rolle
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