Fredericktonian Charles W. Main Wins Third District Nomination
Charles W. Main, a Frederick County native and Baltimore Republican, won the Third District congressional nomination by 1653 votes. A printer by early trade, he studied at Emerson institute and George Washington University, earning BA and LLB degrees before practicing law and serving in Baltimore's city government. He campaigned on workers wages, gas and electric monopoly repeal, and city reforms.
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Charles W. Main
Frederick
Middletown
Frederick County
Emerson [Oatitute Preparatory School of
Washington
McMain
George Washington University
Main
Baltimore
Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company
Lewis Leads Democratic Ticket in Quiet County Primaries
In three corner Republican race Frederick County backed Warner for the organization slate while Gist Blair won Allegany Garrett and Montgomery. Warner carried every city precinct and won a county majority of 4702 with Etchison defeating Lewis in the county by 144 in two districts not represented.
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Republican Central
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Warner, Hagner Allegany
Freder
Garrreth Ve
Montgomery
Washington
Warner
Blair
Hager
Giing Warner
Etchison
Lews
H. Dorsey Etchison
Lewis
Primary Election Returns and Campaign Notes
Voters cast a small share of the registered vote with Republicans tamping the polls using tennis and messengers and securing over half their bloc. Frederick City showed the largest in the forenoon while business voters largely stayed away. The county central committee in Frederick district lists numerous names. election supervisors meet tomorrow to finalize official returns. Results across districts show contest dynamics, with notable races involving Lincoln Dryden, J Freday Talbott, Charles Lanthieu and Staves Town, plus a Democratic challenge in Baltimore City. The piece details candidate backgrounds, salaries, and district battles ahead of November elections including Warner and Laws in the Sixth District and Mathias’s stance on Warner.
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Wually
Frederick City
Thaumont
Warner
County Central Committee
Frederick
Wiliam R. James
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Charles A. Six
Edwin C. Markell
Lewis A. Moberly
Scott A. Welty
St Heagey
John X. Martz
Benjamin Rosenour
Wilson A. Lang
M.S. Mobee
AL Lincoln Dryden
Somerset County
Republium
Harry Covington
Talbot County
W. Baker
Harford County
J. Freday Talbott
Baltinore Couity
Denocrat Mabe
Baltinore City
Gharles We. Made
Republic
George Konig
Cemocrat
Mullikin
Charles Lanthieun
Crothers
Ray
Dioverneers
HH. Warner
David J. Laws
Umpire Lick Natlin Seen Switching From Player to Judge
Lick Natlin, known to looa Dbnseball followers for early season second-base play with the locals, left the team to join O'Rourke's Bridgeport in the Connecticut League as an on-gardener and now officiates in the same league. Big Bill Kay, former Martingburg W Va outfielder, sold to Washington in the West Virginia season, is igniting the New York State League with his hitting. Frederick fans recall Kay from Hagerstown, where he starred last season. In eight Aug 13–19 games he batted 27 times with 18 safeties for a .592 average, including three three-base hits on Aug 15. Kay is among the league's leading batters.
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Looa
O'Rourke
Bridgeport Tean
Big bin" Kay
Martingburg W. Va
Tonn
K ‘Wensou
Kay
Frederick
Hagerstown
Martingburg
Fig Bill
Sickness Lists Reach Frederick and Vicinity
Miss Grace Stimitton of West South street is reported sick. Several residents from Frederick and nearby areas are confined to their homes due to illness in the community.
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Grace Stimitton
West South Street
Local Briefs Highlight Fishing Catch and Clergy Note
A fragmentary item reports Ernest McCardell and Charles Stull catching a pine finch while fishing yesterday, with unclear location possibly Illinois. The note also mentions Rev. Mie joy near a fence incident and Broadlymeyer related to ministry plans, but details are uncertain.
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Ernest McCardell
Charles Stull
Pine
Assault suit and political notes from Williams v Linthicum
Mr C A Williams seeks $1,000 from E Garrett Linthicum in an assault claim after July 22 1910 incident on a hametown road. The document also contains local election chatter mentions T Dorsey and David Lewis congratulate him and other campaign remarks.
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Glaime
Linthicum
C. A. D. Williams
Hameville
Stoner
Weinberg
E. Garrett Linthicum
Hamaville
Willinwea
Williams
Property Deeds Record Transactions In County
Multiple deeds recorded including John P Schildknecht transferring 10 acres to Howard M Hutter for 122.60 and Howard M Hutter and wife to Charles L Schildknecht, 122.60. Transfers involve Schildknecht tors to M H Oliver, 2278. McClintock Young and W D Bowers Lumber Co partners transfer 1135 acres valued at 10. John C Stevens to Mary E Stevens and John G Stevens a New Market lot for love and affections.
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Schildknecht Et al
Howard M
Hutter
Charles L
Schildknecht
M. H. Oliver
McClintock Young
H. W. and
G. EK. Bowers
W. D. Bowers Lumber Co
John C. Stevens
Mary E. Stevens
John 4. Stevens
New Market
Social World Notes including birthdays and juror changes
Mr Guy Blackston of Neldig & Miler celebrates a big birthday with a postal shower via MATHDAT. Constable Lewis F Carter on Third Street celebrates his 84th birthday today with many friends. Judge John C Motter redraws jurors in Creagerstown and Emfaltsburg districts replacing Ogle and Rider with Lohr and Eckart.
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Neldig & Miler
Lewis F. Carter
Ust
Third Street
John C. Motter
Harry ©. Lohr
Harvey B. Ogle
Creagerstown
Joby W.eckart
Clarence Rider
Emfaltsburg
Local Theater Tonight with Biograph and Vitagraph Shorts
Tonight at Braddock, Bienen Houde presents a lineup featuring Biograph and Vitagraph shorts including When We Were to Our Teens and A Old Story with a New Baoding. The Marvel Tonight offers A Taming of Jane and It Mother’s Letter. Don’t miss the Grandrel Show.
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Citizens' National Bank Unveils New Fireproof Banking House
The bank announces a new fireproof building with burglar-proof vaults and a special ladies’ room. It offers three meeting rooms, safe deposit boxes, and a Savings Department paying 4 percent per year under certain conditions. Accounts opened for individuals firms or corporations with equal attention to all.
Acorn Brand Blankets Squeeze Prices in Autumn Sale
Local store shelves show Acorn Brand blankets offered at deep discounts with pink blue brown and gray plaids. Customers urged to pick early before stock disappears as fall arrivals arrive daily. Markdowns include quantities under $2 and bundles advertised at several low price points.
Ladies and Children’s Goods at Williamson’s Drug Store
A vintage drug store advertisement for Hiondrickbon Ladies and Children products. It promotes a large maid cross, silk rope, and a baby care line with phrases about toilet table luxury and baby comfort. NEIDIG & MULLER are noted as brands featured, with Williamson’s Drug Store listed as the seller.
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I Yard
Neidig & Muller
Feagaville Band Festival and Local Notices
Public notices advertise a Feagaville band festival at Hand Halls on September 8 and 10 with proceeds for the band. Listings include for sale peaches, music lessons with George Edward Smith, and a Luray Caverns excursion from Frederick with $2.25 round trip. Also notices of a separation and debts, Braddock Heights carnival with prizes and a sledder skating medal note.
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Frederick Rairoan Co
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Ciold
Braddock Heights
Big Mountaindale Picnic and Musical Treat
The Mountaindale Union Sabbath School hosts its 26th big dry picnic at Wouck's grove near Mountain Dale public school house along Frederick Railroad on Saturday September 2000. Washington and Frederick counties bands Boonsboro Cornet Band and O U A M Band perform from 1 to 2 50 p.m. A merry go round by T R Stine of Trego and reduced rail rates with a timetable from Frederick Thurmont.
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Washington
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