Weather Forecast and Dated Bulletin From 1900s Press
The item presents a weather forecast and atmospheric notes dated September 29, with a dispatch from The New Nowe. It describes general conditions at 8 p.m. September 7, noting shifting barometric pressure across Texas Florida the Dakotas and Montana and warmer Sunday afternoon in some regions. It explains high and low pressure movements and wind directions, forecasting cooler temperatures in the Northern States and Atlantic coast regions, with warm moist southeast winds near lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. Moors
Westher Bureau
Florida
Nurtavrn
Texas
Montana
Rocky
Minnesota
North Dakota
Tennessee
North Carolina
Atlantic
Georgia
Ana
Local Classified Ads Highlight Furnishings and Services
An 19th century classified page lists furniture items and services from multiple firms. Advertisers include Etchison on Becond Street offering ladies wraps, Cowles & Co News Office building ads, Mullinix & Kemp dress goods, Walker & Co Republican Meeting notices, Shipsey bicycles, Schmidt special meeting, and carpet cleaning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galleriets
W. HB. Etchison
Tadies
Kemp
Bosra
J. E. Cowles & Co
Church St. Collectiona
Neckwest
Mullinix & Kemp
Dreas
Geo E. Walker & Co
Republican Meeting
Bkrely
Prest Bicycles
H. F. Shipsey
Purely Personal News From Middletown and Nearby
Local notices list travel departures and visits among Middletown residents and guests. Arthur D. Winiard of Broad Run leaves to manage Locud Dsle Academy near Rapidan Virginia. Several Middletown residents host or visit friends in Washington City Philadelphia Martinsburg Frederick and other nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Winiard
Broad Run
Locud
Dsle Academy
Rapidan
Mica Ella Sparrow
Middletown
Washington City
Ralph Jefferson
Fred Lomas
Wathington City
Adam Rooge
Bra
Chas. P. Remsbdurg
Springfeld
Ohio
J. W. Kirkley
War Department
South Mountain
Antietam
Sparrow's Hotel
Kirkley
Maryland
John R. Kenley
Cominy
J. B. Enulea
Joseph Ennies
Burkinsville
Philadelphia
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
G. T. Robin
New York
G. F
Zlemerman
North Market Street
W. T. Baller
Washington
Jansc | Haller
Berry LeDane
Uecl
F. P. McDonald
A Good Play and Good Company at Cly Opers House
The Pay Traiz offered a thrilling comedy drama last evening drawing the largest crowd yet at Cly Opers House. Florence Bindley led a strong company with notable singing, xylophone, and a dramatic engine and train scene that drew hearty laughter from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cly Opers House
Iriah
Misa Florence Bindley
Frederick approves new Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad franchise
The Frederick aldermen granted the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company a rights and privileges to lay tracks erect trolley poles and string wires through East Patrick Street Carroll Street Telegraph Street and several others. The ordinance requires tracks to be laid within two years and limits steam locomotives on Market and Patrick streets without special leave. Surveying will begin soon with an aim to start work before winter.
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Sam Night
Electric Haillway Company
Board of Aldermen
Hiss
Wna
Uwe Preesderick c and
MikUctuws Eectric Raiload
Fredetler
Notlon
Suiporige Snd
Peratt “Lee Fregerte’ and
Middletown Railway Company
Ratirean
Etecs
Frederick Cl.y
Ube
Frederick
Milnetown
Terouek
Frederick City
East
Patrick Street
Paulick
East Streets
Carroll Street
Astroll Street
Sun
Telegraph Street
West Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
North Sisket +iest
South Market Street
Santa Street
Siadizon Street
Market Street
Market
Patrick Streets
Frederick and Middletown
Hagerstown and Potomac Electric Railway Franchise Planned
The Hagerstown city council held a special meeting to grant a forty year franchise to the Hagerstown and Potomac Electric Railway Company. The line would run from Hagerstown to Williamsport Funkstown Leitersburg and Waynesboro and Pen Mar with extensions to be built. Work to start within six months and finish within a year. Police and city officials ride free. Sunday service optional. Frames and paving rules noted. park planned near woodland tract. Incorporators include Pennsylvanian investors. Congressman Kulp to be president. most incorporators to be Maryland residents. Final approval expected next Thursday night.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Pennsrylanois
Specis
J. Clarence Lane
Monroe L. Kulp
Shamokin
Henry van Zant
J. Henry Snyder
Altoona
Marty H Seidel
Marynville
Electro Railways
Pennsylvania
Kelp
Maryland
Keedy
A Novel Wedding Fee In Unlikely Attire
A young couple sought a minister at Frederick to wed as they arrived in modern dress. The groom wore old trousers and cap, left his traditional garb at the parsonage, and has not returned with funds. the minister only has the old clothing as fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayback
Frederick
Wagon Accident Near Frederick Fails to Brake
Edward Joy of Frederick and Jonás Sam of Harmony were riding when a wheel broke on a road descent near the west side. The horses checked, the wagon buckled, causing minor damage and cuts. Mr Lemue and others helped, with attempts to clear the load and summon assistance.
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Edward Joy Waere
Frederick
Jonas Samwere
Brose
Tory
Lemue
Boms
Comann
roy-Lelo
Josh
Mammoth Exhibition Preparations Under Way
Extensive preparations are underway for the mammoth exhibition opening with preparations nearly complete. Secretary Harry C heefer and assistant Me. Cralea Wilcoxon oversee setup as hundreds of other tasks receive careful handling. Grounds improvements and a general cleaning will aid horsemen and exhibitors, with space bookings nearly filled and departments expected to reach capacity. President Chas N Hargett has named aides J Roger Mesherry J Lee Simmona Calvin i Mutt Harvey K Lease Chas Lawrence Eugene Grove Johnson Dutrow and Francis Smith for the upcoming event. A board meeting will appoint special officers and keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piederick Telr
Harry Cheefer
Cralea Wilcoxon
Association
Chas. N. Hargett
Sod
Messrs
J. Roger Mesherry
J. Lee Simmona
Calvin i Mutt
Harvey K. Lease
Chas
Lawrence
Eugene Grove
Johnson Dutrow
Francis Smith
Walsh
Zale Keepers
Prohibition Candidates Plan Statewide Meeting Tour
Prohibition Governor candidate Joshua Leverley will speak across Maryland with Attorney General hopeful W Frank Tucker and Comptroller candidate Dr J D Nicodemna. The tour begins in Crisfield on Monday September 30 with Rev C Lockwood of the Associate Reformed Church of Baltimore joining at Frederick in October for a city address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Leverley
W. Frank Tucker
J. D. Nicodemna
Crisfield
C. Lockwood
Associate Reformed Church of
Baltimore
Frederick
Piace
Deceived Buyer Pursues Suspect Over Cow Purchase
Mr John W Mebrilnz, a buyer, says a colored man sold him a cow claimed to be owned by Dir Wo Reteb but not his. The man did not pay $10 as reported and officers searched for the suspect last holiday but could not nab him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.mebrilnz
Wo Reteb
College Musicale Opens Series at Mountain View College
The first musicale in a Mountain View College series was held Thursday night in Mt Alry. The building and grounds were brightly lit and an informal reception followed in the college parlors. Participants included Ruth McLing Annie E. Rodeffer Levantis Barnes Lilian Todd Mrs Ernest B Horssod and Prof J E W Taneyhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Musicale
Mountain View College
Mt Alry
Ruth McLing
Annie E. Rodeffer
Levantis Barnes
Lilian Todd
Ernest B. Horssod
J. E. W. Taneyhi
Coincidence in Sheriff Nominations Spurs Friendly Rivalry
A curious coincidence ties the Republican and Democratic sheriff candidates as neighbors on Wet Patrick street. Both men are well known and active in campaigning among friends, a sign of cordial local politics. Foot injury report describes Mr John Gressnicke of usar Myersville being hurt by a slipping cider mill accident, swelling his foot.
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Campaigo
Wet Patrick Street
Cech Ia
Tweedsglat
John Gressnicke
Usar
Myersville
Hydraulle Cider
Herp
Ellerton
Gtorsnickle
Paralyzed Post Master John J Thomas of Hancock
John J Thomas long time Hancock post master collapsed from paralysis affecting his entire left side. Two neighbors aided him as he began to fall. Thomas, a former Maryland legislator, is related to the family of the late Gov Frank Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Thomas
Hancock
Blo
Mr. Thomss
Maryland
Frank Thomss
Woman found near Washington county after disappearance
Ciara Wedaie, a young woman who left Broad Run with Tilgaman A. Willard weeks ago, was located at her father’s home in New California Washington county. The Brusswick Cornet Band unveiled new uniforms on the 11th, featuring dark blue coats with black braid. The Salvation Army plans Sunday meetings led by Brigadier and Mrs Cozens. Holiness service at 11 am and a 7:20 pm battle for souls. Wash house on Mr J H Cook’s farm near Manor church burned recently. Mr R L Cooke of Shepherdstown to exhibit two fine horses at the Frederick fair.
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Cnifornie
Brusswick Cornet Band
Dona
S. A
Salvation Army
Cozen3
Ohio Southeastern Division
Grand Battle For Souls
J. Hl. Cook
tHoress
R. L. Cooke
Shepherdstown
Frederick Fair
Lloyd &. Herring
Middetown
Keytesville
Chariton County
Missouri
William FP. Parks
Nesy Hhannondsle
Frank
Gerting
Susmondale
Church Notices and Epworth League Social Recap
Local church notices preview sermons and sacraments at multiple congregations tomorrow led by Rev C W Salsespring Rev Ropscks and Rev JC Hawk with services at 1030 1015 and 915 am Evening sermons and special league meetings promised plus a Saint James Lutheran service schedule The Epworth League held its first social of the season last night at the M E Church with program including prayers readings recitations music and a ice cream dessert hosted by the league committee
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Csited Brethren Church
C. W. Salsespring
Ropscks
Noro Boneva
Wal
Tom Cron
Myerarlic
Hes. Starks
Darlig
Ewlth
P.m. Phere
Preeterten
Darla J Beagle, Jr
Vrizecios
Bas
Alek
Bartog
Bing
Philadelphia
Beale
the & E. Church
Sib
JC Hawk
Teumourruw
Suutor League
M. E
Mr. Harris
Mac
de Grsage
Sulo
Zimmermann
Etta Brust
Mra Schroeder
May Young
Messrs
Garris
Nicodemie
Harry All
Cari
Owen Compser
Fishermen complain of low water and other notices
The Maryland Agricultural College opened for the year while Fishermen report low water and the season’s endge. Chief Pitzer and Patrolman Beck in Cumberland receive $200 rewards for the capture of Searc ey the train robber. A series of local incidents include a fall injuring Mrs Herring, a barn fire at Susmondale, and a frost affecting pump and market signs.
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Maryland Agricultural College
John B Pitzer
John B. Beck
Cumberland
Searcey
Aquis Creek
Boonsboro
Lady Barber
Bick Musical Studio Staff Suffering Illness and Injury
The excerpt reports T P Musicals connected to the B&O Railroad line near Plane No 4 experiencing palm swelling and clerical duties neglected for about two weeks. Assistant E Burrs at Me Abry shows similar illness. Miles Estey, a resident of Patrick Street, sustained injuries from a fall several days ago with burns on arms, while Best Olaty works through fever and fatigue.
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T.P
B&o R
E Burrs
Miles Estey
Chase for fugitive ends in rumor and fear in Frederick
Local reports claim a Black man known as a fugitive was seen near Frederick. Police say the tip is unverified and no evidence confirms the sighting. Deputies stay vigilant as crowds gather and officials warn against spreading unconfirmed rumors. The county braces for possible costs in pursuing the suspect.
She Modern Beauty Thrives on Good Fuch Sod Zoorhine
A fragment describes a woman with health and glowing appearance. It mentions cleansing action of a gentle liquid laxative, Syrop of Bigs, as a recommended remedy to improve state and beauty.
Frederick Republicans Plan October Meeting Local Rally
The Republican Association of Frederick will hold a regular monthly meeting next Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Attendance urged. Geo Birely is president and Ett Frost is secretary. Also notes on local ads and Democratic precinct club formation and a carriage shop move.
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Republican Association of
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick
West Patrick Stress
Charles J. Hargett
J. Roger Meonerry
Peake
Bedi ees Eira Boa Halt DELIVERED PREB TO CITY
A local notice reports a halted delivery to parts of the city. Details are fragmentary but indicate a prebatement action affecting residents and businesses in the area. Further specifics about the delivery halt and responsible parties are not provided in the readable text.
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Bedi Ees Eira Boa Halt
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Nowe
Vabatiotow
TEE Chiercees
Emmitsburg
Han Ans
J. Cory Michael
Hyges
Roger Bazan
Brugh
Shriner Milling CO
Cerely
Cerestvili
Negro Wolion Sell
Lugeideratne
Mate Rene Ube Toll
Sbashe
Negro
Small
Brown
Victoria
Puilee
Jearg
Igaluca Uy
Polce Justice Sckstelo
Luis
F. Shipley
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Fredonia Council No. 460
Quuntich
James W. Loynn
Carpela
Mall
Rodock & Nel* Dig’s
A. T. Rice & Sons
Bretner Bross
Daniel E. Herbert
Aloop
South Barker
West South
Thacd Psge Foundry
D. H. Best
Ev and
Nobby
Burwear
Torr
Sces
D. H. Bests
North Marest
Is Henne
Lobous
Lobose
Muu & Kern
Joen Hendrickson
UCL
Adi ER
Capes Fur
Exquidstrul
Josn Henpakason
F. ¥. Staub
Lais Coulon 15
Lor Mason's Best Pt
Jare
F. V. Slavs
North Market Biebet
Doll Brothers
North Market
Coar
Dou Biorzr
IBC
the Railing Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
Merchant Tailor
North Markrt Steel
A. T. Ries & Sone
Horth Market
Frederick, MJ
Jaaries HE. Waale&a & OG
Priestlay
Das. K. WanGer & CO
J. F, Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
J. F. Eibenhader
Shika
Wits
Bartholowy
Rochester
Apollo
C. B. Evans & Sona
Sli
Vessers
Agen Vobn Wu, Lipps, Uor
Westratriox
Telegraph
Dea
Fredurtck
Plumeine
Ando Gasfitzung
Gorge H. Wiener
Clobets
Attorneys-At-Law
Hy, Doneey Efchison
Spain
Court Street
Levy
Court Hume, Cocr. Street
Frederick, Mi
Thomas & & Clary
Ban “Estate
G. Thomas Jno
N. Clary
Rom Rick
Broca Te
Anloa Cigar Factory
Fine & Story
W. Patrick Stash
Vale the Well
Alabom & Farre
Toon Om Norteegen
Aticme
Fay Huu
Kudoce & Nridig
Trice & Sons
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