Frederick County Republican Primary Notice 1903 Details
A Frederick County Maryland notice outlines Republican primaries on August 15 1903 across districts to select delegates for a county convention in Frederick City and a state convention in Baltimore. It lists district voting times and places for each district and records a resolution recommending a Crawford County style ballot method for Clerk of the Circuit Court races.
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Republican County Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee of
Maryland
Frederick city
Baltimore
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Court House
Middletown
Greagerstown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Opera Honss Onstootin
Grove
Urbana
Strube
Liberty
Town Hall
New Market
Hanvers
Deerfield
Woodsboro
Waller's Hall
Tosomrors
Burkhart’s Hall
Borgittevilla
Seminary Building
Ballenger
Hargest’s Hall
Braddock
John Murmford
Republican County Central Committees
Commit
tea
Circuit Court
Crawford County
Sytex
Primary Election Rules and Delegates for Frederick District
Public notice outlines the 1903 Republican primary in Frederick District with three announced candidates naming watchers, outside watchers, and strict 100 foot polling restrictions. It details poll hours from noon to 8 pm, crowd control, sheriff aid, and post vote counting, plus delegate selection rules and party committee nominations.
Six Dead in Kentucky Freight Train Collision
Two Queen and Crescent double headers collided head on between Cumberland Falls and Greenwood causing a disastrous wreck. Six men died and two others were seriously injured. Bodies recovered include Fireman Joseph Phillips Frank Fletcher Walter Walters and an unknown man. Two brakemen presumed buried under debris with 40 cars wrecked. Engineers Duke and Fitzgerald seriously hurt. Duke may die. Engineers Klein and Hainsworth jumped to safety along with other crew. Also appears a separate incident of a lost boy found safe in Montclair New Jersey Aug 2.
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Kentucky
Somerset
Queen
Crescent
Cumberland Falls
Greenwood
Joseph Phillips
Frank Fletcher
Walter Walters
Duke and
Fitzgerald
Duke
Klein and
Hainsworth
Thomas J Stewart Named Chief at G A R Encampment
Thomas J Stewart commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic will be the principal figure at the annual encampment in San Francisco on August 17. A native of Ireland and Civil War veteran, he has long been prominent in national guard and Grand Army circles for more than a quarter century.
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THOMAS J. STEWART
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
Stewart
Grand Army of
theepublic
San Francisco
Ireland
Leign
national guard
Grand Army
Gen Cassius Clay Leaves Big Bequest for White Hall Park
In Lexington, Kentucky, another will of General Cassius M. Clay dated March 28, 1901 offers the White Hall lands of 360 acres and a coal mine to fund a national park in trust for mankind. The will names Dora Brock, ex-wife, as executor with others and details art, manuscripts, and bequests to relatives and institutions. A second will dated March 12, 1909 was also offered for probate, with Dora Brock safeguarding an unopened envelope from Clay until after death.
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Lexington
Cassius M. Clay
Richmond
Dora Clay Brock
General Clay
Dora Brock
White Hall
United States of America
Clay county
White Hall park
Green Clay
James Dowlin
Russia
Warfield
regator
Corecoran
Washington, D. C
Myr
ieamns
Association of American Authors
New York
Dora
fearns
Cassius Marcellus C. Brock
JM. Norwood
Clay
James Scott
Norwood
Catholic Federation Growing With 266 County Federations in 40 States
Atlantic City Aug 3 Report shows growth of state federations from four to nine and 266 county federations across 40 states. Cardinals, archbishops, and bishops back the federation. Sioux chief Mimitrani Hanska and Chippewa tribe join. Mass by Bishop Kelley. Cantwell sermon warns against infidelity and loss of doctrine, while critics link divorce to social decay. Archbishop Ryan and Bishops Messmer and McFaul attend.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Anthony Matre
Mimitrani Hanska
Rose Bud
South Dakota
federaton
Kelley
Savannah
Father Cantwell
Long Branch
New York daily
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Messmer
Green Bay
Wis
McFaul
Trenton
Blackmail Convicted Labor Leader Seeks DA Interview
Lawrence Murphy, former treasurer of the Stone Cutters' Union, imprisoned for $10,000 theft, claims a hidden graft of over $1,100,000 extorted from building trades’ walking delegates over eight years. He seeks to tell District Attorney Jerome the full story, promising shocking revelations.
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Jerome
New York
Lawrence Murphy
Stone Cutters’ Union
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Rand
Secretary Root Resists Army Officer Resignations
Secretary Root in Washington announces he will not accept resignations of Lieutenants Westervelt Kilbreth and Bognoux of the artillery corps unless a good reason is given. He is tired of young officers leaving after government paid for their education and warns he will allow no more resignations unless specific grounds accompany them. A strict course of study for artillery officers is cited as a factor driving transfers to other branches or quitting.
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Root
Washington, D.C
WHhata L. Westervelt
John W. Kilbreth
Fred Bo Gignoux
artillery corps
povernment
Pope not yet chosen as smoke drifts over Sistine Chapel
In Rome on August 3, a vast crowd of about 50,000 gathered at St Peter's as smoke issued from the Sistine Chapel indicating no pope was chosen. Leading candidates remained unbroken, with excitement rising and a tense wait for further ballots.
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Sistine Chapel
Rome
Leo XII
St Peter's
St. Peter’s
Vatican
St. Peter's
Ecco
piazza fairir
La Sfumata
beir
sacred college
Father Palmieri
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Walcuit
Shenandoah
John Dommorski
South Main street
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BIG BEQUEST
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