Baltimore Police Marshal Frey Fired by Commissioners
Police Commissioners Heddinger and Johnson, Republicans, have removed Marshal Frey, head of Baltimore’s police force, amid claims of long pursuit of charges. The Sun questions fairness, noting no formal charges or defense hearing. The piece ties in local politics, a lynching in another county, and upcoming political dynamics as context. Dr. Richard H. Green, Democrat, elected Mayor of Annapolis with a Democratic majority.
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Heddinger
Johnson
Marshal Frey
Baltimore City
the Sun
Baltimore
Maryd
Lenaconing Review
Boss Wellington
Lonaconing Review
Allegany
Richard H. Green
Annapolis
Long-Remembered Civil War Echoes In Modern Politics
A collection of 19th and early 20th century reflections notes dwindling Civil War veterans, pension costs, tariff debates, farmer prudence, party loyalty, and shifting political loyalties. It highlights aftershocks of decline, Democratic and Republican strategies, and local economic observations from Caroline soil to Kent county primaries.
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Queen Anne’s
Observer
Hopper
Carmichael
Robinson
Deakyne Urged for Comptroller Nomination in Maryland
An unsigned New York Investor’s Record endorsement endorses George A. Deakyne of Denton Maryland for Comptroller on the Democratic ticket praising his qualifications and predicting a comfortable election. The notice cites his public service and notes other local health and business advertisements and testimonials for Chamberlain’s product remedies, LeGore lime, and regional notices from Hillsboro Ridgely and Woodsboro dated 1896.
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New York
George A. Deakyne
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Deakyne
C. B. Bush
Gilmer County
W. Va
Chamberlain
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
Colston
Ridgely
W. E. Brown
T. de Witt Talmage
Chamberlan
Buse & Kyssney
Auburn
Hugh Duty
W. IE. Brown
Bicycle price break lowers costs on Continental wheels
Philadelphia dated note reports a price war in bicycle sales with Continentals offered at half the Monarch price after a flood of orders. Dealers emphasize quality and value, selling thousands at $22.50 and later introducing a batch of $100 wheels rarely discounted, despite agency exclusivity pressures.
Fragmented OCR list of towns and numbers
A damaged OCR extract lists multiple towns such as Queenstown Bloomingdale Willoughby Denton Hobbs Ellendale and others with assorted numbers and codes, plus stray initials and labels. The readable content resembles a table of connections or values rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Downes
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Denton
Hobbs
Tlickman
Adamsville
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Centreville
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Second Circuit
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Oxford
Delaware
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
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R. C. Carter
Caroling County
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Purnell Johnson
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R. C. Garrett
Laura B. Garrett
Joan LW. Tuawilicy
Mary £.Thawley
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James W. Thawley
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Robert WT. Thawley
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Edwin C. Fields
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Thomas A. Smith
T.C. Hackett
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Model Home Journal
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the Herald Publishing Company
Fayette and St. Paul Streets
Baltimore, MD
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Howard Bryant
James L. Coursey
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Felios
James EF. Dukes
James B. Dukes
James FE. Dukes
James 1. Dukes
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A. G. Gelletly &C
Williston, MD
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Register of Wills
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Denton, Ma
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Tilehman Nuttle
Tewding
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Williston
Jonathan W. Kerr
Levin J. Blocksom
William KE. Liden
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P. Rowland Fisher
Drustox
Enoch George
Main Street
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J. Kemp Stevens
Henry BR. Lewis
Brice Douglass
Hobbs’ Corner, Md
Jean
Henry RB. Lewis
Atty-at-Law
Die Vibe Fic Nthe
W. R. Breeding
Alonzo O. Bliss Co
Washington
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Emil Muller
Berlin
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Washington, D.C
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Denton, Md
Philip Noble
William W. Noble
James FP
Fountain
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