Gorman Remains Narrow Favorite in Maryland Governor Race
The official county by county count tightens with Gorman leading Lee by one vote in the convention while Democrats rally that fraud probes may challenge the result. Police and detectives planned to probe alleged violations as counties like Anne Arundel and Dorchester reported votes for Gorman amid claims of machine influence and party dynamics shaping the national party’s future.
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Gotmany Ule
Berlin
Lee
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Calvert
Charles
Prince George’s
Gorman
Mahon
John Walter Smith
Crothers
Talbott
Smith
Reguit
John J. Mahon
Tno
Annapolis
Baltimore
Gormanwaughe
Anne Armiel
Dorchester
Gortmat
Germain
Maryland
Brunswick Voters Protest Returns Across District
Voters aligned with the Hedges faction protested election returns at the Brunswick Board of Supervisors accusing rival Republicans of voting Democratic ballots by precinct. Delegations claimed judges failed to verify ballot type, risking suppression of Republican votes and possible invalidation of the precinct tally. The dispute centers on election procedures and potential canvassing outcomes.
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Peau Dae Ventas Ue Pa PG Ae Eluet
Brunswiel
Faero
Gire
Hst
Board of Supervisors
Heim
Allgire
Bin
Uet
Re Tlaling
Tras
Brunswick
Tie
Local County Election Results Highlight Several Winners
Stewart Annan led with 210 votes as William Howarth lost his bid for county board. Warren Dudderay won as Annan’s running mate by about 200 votes over William Smith. James Crump defeated Rufus Rager for county surveyor by over 100. Breeman precincts saw multiple contests with Eckstein, Flautt, and Baughman elected to the central committee while Schnudt and others lost. Precinct 4 and 5 selections included Kindley Smith Waters and Grove with heavy campaigning noted. Four committeemen were elected from the sub precincts including Bennett Coldlentz MacGill Jones. Krek and Retock were defeated.
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Atate
Arthur P. Gorman
Crothers
Isaac Lobe Strauss
Gorman
Lee
Frederick Ponty Ape
Blair Lee
Wilam S Evans
Bu Lewis
Fagan
Kimmel and Holler Tor
CJ Conley
State Central Committee
Cho Erkstein
Jarob Rollback
C. 1 Baughman
William J. Grove
J. Windsor Williams
P. TP. Mathias
Kefauver
Po Hargett
W. O. Weitenba
Stewart Annan
William Howarth
Board of County Commissioners
Annan
Warren A. Dudderay
Wiliam HL Smith
James Crim
Crump
Rufis
Frederick
County Central Committee
Breemet & Jot Ho
Pravier
Breckenridge Shaw
Charles J. Riddlemoser
Jacol Schnudt
Precinet
Wesley Kindley
Edward J Smith
Charles Waters
Grove Deme
Coh Eckstein
Walter Flautt
Col B. Baughman
Sutc
Ao A. Bennett
Oscar T. Coldlentz
Lloyd TP. MacGill
James A. Jones
C. Herbert Krek
George S. Retock
Robert S. Lovett Named Harriman Railroads Chief Executive
Robert S. Lovett is appointed chief executive of the Harriman Railroads, stepping into a leading role in the company’s management and strategic direction.
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The
Harriman
Derr Team Wins Again In Duckpin Contest
Derr captained squad defeated Dery and Ison in a three game duckpin match at the Afi Alleys last night. Frank Derr led with a 101 average and 274 total, as his team won all three games. Moore totaled 274 with an average around 90.
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Daniel PL Dery
C. A. Ison
Immarpin
Frank Derr
Moore
The Work of Geath Mrs Sarah G Miller
Mrs Sarah G Miller widow of David E Miller died Tuesday evening at her daughter Mrs Warry K Johnsons home in Mungansville near Hagingtown from a paralytic stroke suffered Monday in her 19th year. She leaves a husband and six children. Mrs George Miller Polo Jr Mrs George Bimbizer Tending Pa Mrs Jennie Schnabl of Tending Pa Mrs Harry K Johnson Maugansville Mr Joseph G Miller Frederick and Mr Grant Miller Unionville. Remains will be taken to Frederick tomorrow by trolley car from Hagerstown arriving about noon and interment will be in Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Sarah G. Miller
David E. Miller
Unionville
Warry K. Johnson
Mungansville
R Hagingtown
Auaband
George Miller
George Bimbizer
Polo, Jr
Jennie Schnabl
Af Tending
Morgan Plays a Great Game for Nationals
Ray Morgan, formerly of Frederick, earns fresh laurels daily with the Washington Nationals. Yesterday he distinguished himself at third base in three games, showing veteran poise and reliability. He excels on ground balls and his throwing is unusually accurate.
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Morgan
Ray Morgan
Frederick
Washington Nationals
The
Herald
Cardinal Gibbons Charts Plans for New St Charles College
Cardinal Gibbons announced plans to start the new St Charles College within weeks on the old site. He met with trustees to approve building plans and determine the exact location. The former college burned down on March 8 and students have used temporary quarters at Crowd Gan near Catonsville since then.
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St. Charles College
Cardinal Gibbons
Poheedt
Marci
Crowd Gan
Catonsville
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Court
Vroah Wanentella transfers real estate to Lemuel Bow ers in the county for 1.006 dollars. Claston Ro Snook transfers real estate to Emma Snook in the county for 10 dollars.
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Vroah Wanentella
Lemuel Bowers
Claston
Snook
Emma
Weather Today Alagus 4 Pest Repeats
Weather today reports rain and temperature ranges for Ota region with lows near 68 degrees and highs around 74 degrees. Data notes include yesterday’s records and expected conditions for the day with light winds.
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Masomam Tes Rao
Primary Law Proves Worth in Statewide Vote Debate
The strong showing for the statewide primary amid Baltimore city advantages fuels ongoing fights over potential constitutional amendments. County opposition centers on preserving equal representation. city and party factions lean to preserving or augmenting the current Lee law. Attorney General Straus says the law demonstrated real public interest and value.
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Acre
Lee
Pasalesse Caisaut
Gerurima
Mc Gorman
Wilmarz
Baltimore City
Gorman
Sbeen
Straus
Fragmentary note on nominating State officers to voters
A partial excerpt discusses a design to carry the responsibility of nominating State officers directly to individual voters, implying a shift in how nominees are presented to the electorate. The fragmented text preserves a focus on voter access and officer selection without full context.
Pleasant Paragraphs on Those Who Came and Went
Local notes record many visits and returns. Mr Oscar Culler of Jefferson traveled to the city on business, while Miss Ruth Michael of Middletown Ohio returned after visiting friends here. Several residents from Baltimore and Philadelphia were guests or visitors, with journeys to Niagara Falls and New York mentioned, and Colorado Springs and Monrovia noted for extended stays.
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Oscar Culler
Jefferson
Ruth Michael
Middletown
Ohio
Social World Card Party Honors Miss Gertrude Eagleston
Social evening at Miss Mary E Roelkey 204 West South street features a card party in honor of Miss Gertrude Eagleston visiting from Baltimore. Rain disrupts Montgomery fair plans delaying horse show airship flights and races, with five harness and two running events postponed to the next day.
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R. J. Hoggson
Miss Grace
Baltimore
Robert E. Zimmerman
West South Street
Mary E. Roelkey
Gertrude Eagleston
Frederick
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery County Fair
Funeral Notices For C Carty And Sister Rohr Ibach
The funeral of Mr C Carty will be held tomorrow afternoon from 54 East Patrick Street with services by Lynch Lodge No 163 A F and A M. Interment at Mt Olivet. A memorial tribute praises his roles as husband father and citizen. The funeral of Sister Simeon Rohr Ibach occurred yesterday at 4 pm from the Convent chapel with Fr W J Kane and Fr A J Conlon officiating. Pallbearers included Wm McCaffrey and others. interment followed at Convent Cemetery. I Schroeder was the funeral director.
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East Patrick Street
Lynch Lodge
A. FL
A.M
Mt Olivet
Nous
Mr. Carty
Simeon Rohr- Ibach
W. J. Kane
A. J. Conlon
Wm. McCaffrey
George S. Rodock
Charles B. Staley
Frank V. Staub
R. G. Ford
Joseph F. Lisenhauer
Convent
I. Schroeder
Why Women Suffer the Cure
A Frederick Maryland woman testifies that backache dizziness and nervousness from kidney issues eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes severe misery before relief and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents for the U S. Remember the name Doan's.
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Iké
Dean
Frederick
William Abrecht
W. Patrick Sr
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Executors Notice and Cemetery Bid in Frederick Maryland
Executors George W. Heinlein and Edward E. Adams announce letters testamentary on Ann R. Lambirth's estate from Frederick County Orphans Court. Creditors must file claims by March 4, 1912. indebted parties to pay immediately. Also, Mount Olivet Cemetery invites sealed bids by September 8, 1911 for the Superintendent's residence, with plans obtainable from Kepner architect or cemetery secretary.
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Frederick County
Ann R
Lambright
Gko
W. Heinlein
Edward E. Adams
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Board of Managers
B.be
Kepner
Robert A. Kemp
Board of Aldermen in Frederick to Air Tax Appeals
The Board of Aldermen convenes as a Board of Appeal in Frederick City City Hall room on the second floor from August 29 to September 2, 1911, evenings 7 to 9, to hear appeals on the 1911 municipal property valuations. Lewis Rice serves as president of the board.
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Board of Appeal
City Hall
Frederick City
Lewis Rice
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