Census Questions Describe Plans For 1900 Enumeration
The document outlines supervising details for the Twelfth Census including dates June 1 to June 45, examiner selection, pay scales, and a long list of demographic data required. It specifies residence in districts, plan to use mail books, sample census work, and questions covering location, names, relation, race, birth, citizenship, occupation, education, and home ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane ii, Aw the Isw
Sane Dar
Chirteem
Lattimore
United States
Catarrh Cure Ads and Patent Medicine Claims
An old column of testimonials and physician endorsements touts Sells Catarrh Cure and other remedies. The ad copy lists prices, distributors, and claims of rapid relief for coughs, dyspepsia, and stomach weakness, naming Cheney & Co Toledo and multiple druggists across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO
F. J Cheney
Transac
Hong
Fim
Warvixs
Riosax & Marvix
Dreevists
Toledo
Ohio
Ssil
LOCAL NOTES RECORD SPRING COMMUNITIES CHANGES
COUNTY QUERRESPONDENCE reports residents moving to Bath Frederick and near Taneytown, weddings, school pupils doing Lael work, and a temperance meeting at the Lutheran church. Easter services planned, with gatherings at St John Reformed and Methodist Protestant churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weeme
Frederick
Pabite Schawl
Newton Cramer
Pleagant
Charles Shank
Spring Forge
Ephram Baker Patts
Charles Winebrewer
James Uosokerly
New Madway
Abi Ie
Woo. Miller
Robert Hull
Lutheras Church
St. John's Reformed Church
David A. Baker
Taneytown
Oliver Fogle
Thoreday
Democrats gain in Michigan elections raise first Detroit-free mayor
Detroit April 2 Democrats swept municipal races across Michigan cities yesterday except Detroit Port Huron and several towns. Lansing elected J F Hammell by 316 votes the first Democratic mayor in ten years. Grand Rapids re elected George R Perry a Democrat by 1388. Petoskey shifted with two of three wards voting for Democrat P. Bo Wachtel mayor. Other cities including Saginaw Ludington Alpena Mt. Clemens and many more voted Democratic while Jackson Eaton Rapids Hastings St. Joseph Grand Haven and Albion stayed Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Detroit
Michigan
Port [Uren
J. F. Hammell
George R. Perry
Grand Rapids
Stuart
Petoskey
Bo Wachtel
Saginay
Ludington
Laper
Alphena
Mt. Clemens
Sturgis
Tranverse City
St. Clair
Ypsilanti
St. Tenace
Niles
Adrian
Big Rapids
Manistee
Jackson
Eaton Rapid
Hastings
St. Joseph
Grand Haven
Albion
Benton Harbor
Cadillac
Cold Water
Corunna
East Towns
Holland
Kalamazoo
Marine City
Masavu
Midland
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Negaunee
Owosso
St. Louis
Stanton and
West Bay City
Warsome Notes From Cuba and U S Labor Strikes
Cuba Noe Place For the Venniless in Washington warns Americans to avoid Cuba without funds as General Wood pushes Root for relief. Newark sees a 1700 worker strike over 20 cents daily while carpenters and painters block frame building projects. Duncannon Iron shuts for puddlers demand 4.50 per ton. ad for Dr Agnew catarrh powder claims rapid relief for colds and chronic catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
War Department
Wood
Root
Erief
Newark
N. J
Puddlers
Duncannon
The
Duncannon Iron Company
Hartford City Election Delivers Republican Sweep
Hartford voters elected Alexander Harbison Republican for mayor by a 3200 vote majority, carrying all wards including First ward, the city council faction to 48 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Ransom A. Fitzgerald won collector post by 2500 over Frederick West. In Boston, Socialist lawmakers won a step as railroads face crossing abolition costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Vietorr
Alexander Harbison
Republi
William Waldo Hyde
Harbison
Ransom AE. Fitzgerald
Frederick West
Fitzgerald
Common Council
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Baby's Bath Cuticura
Eer
Qguewitves
Hin
W.w. Warker
Merton
Wis
J.H. Keller
N. Merket St
Celd Ty S. Schrey & Bro
Draggista
Frederick, Md
Carson
Ser
O. Keller
Dragetst
Gagaya DeWit
Itia Alan
Keller
Ata. Maket Sr
Will & Td Coum
Coureh Pei
Potiay Mets Ly Allen Haack
Prorotsbore
Jennie Martz
Feeders
Daisy Marts
Gear Wu
Clara Jobnoe
Bath
Gereon Das
Atlanta
G. O. Williams Lumber Company
Jonny Smith
James Perkins
Walter Evans
Ed Hardeman
Tom Glass
Lady of Perkins
Agnew
A. L Pearra
S.market St
Pes
Shay
New York
Chogoer
Warner
Lui Wold
Tata
JAS. E. Walker & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Boston
Committee On Railroads
Maud Kenyon
Orange Street
Los Angeles
Cal
R. Pierce
COAL
Isabella Gas Works
West
Patrick Street
J. Biser
Anna Giering
E. Baltingre ST
Baltimore
Expres
Dr.rupierce
Buffalo,ny
LaFrance
Orucgists
London
Geo. A. Gilbert, Son
Mand
N. Marker Sr
Ebert & Sons
Wholrrale
Eytasl
Okalees
Warniebisy Biss
Buffalo
L. W. Harper
Charles N. Hauer
Hammar
Sce Paints
Slpcentral Hardware CO
Esculetts
Taniacore
Rov
A. Williamson
Clifton E. Malin
Ai Beet L. Pearre
Etre Drug Company
Philadelphia
Flédamwiy
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’s
Mid
Undertaking
Specialty
Blackston & Son
Wewevie
Demana
North Market Street
the Frederick News
Kipling Books
Frederick News
Kipling Book Department
the News
Maryland
Cee
Wee
B. Rosenour & Sons
Blocher Bros., Jewelers
Market Street
Square Corner
Columbia
Sousa
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Fred’k, Md
Telephone 122
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