Rival aspirants for Maryland Republican leadership?
A Baltimore writer predicts Senator Wellington and Senator elect McComas will clash for party leadership in Maryland. The piece argues the contest will be unequal but McComas will lead, while Wellington may retire or be outmaneuvered. It notes Gary’s faction and a list of McComas allies including Goldsborough and Pearce, plus potential cabinet influence from President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
McComas
Wellington
Baltimore
Wellngton
Republican Party
Mary
Politi
Conins
Mir. McComas
James A. Gary
Gary
Harrison
Maryland
Senate
McKinley
Phillips Leo Goldsborough
H. A. Clabaugh
George BR. Gaither, Jr
George A. Pearce
Frank OC. Wachter
Ashley M. Gould
Washington
Norman B. Scott, Jr
J. Wirt Randall
State Senate
Frank C. Norwood
Frederick
Judge Motter
Gould
Harry M. Clabanghas
Don’ts for Horsemen Care in Winter
A Baltimore veterinarian summarizes practical winter horse care. Guidance includes warming water, grooming, drying ears, protecting legs with vaseline and wool blankets, checking collars and pads, feeding nutritious food, and ensuring shoes are not left too long.
Governor withholds commission on Hanson Carroll statues
In the last session a bill funded statues of Charles Carroll and John Hanson for Statuary Hall with a $24 000 appropriation and a five member unpaid commission. Governor Lowndes, opposed to Hanson, delayed and then signed on the last day, leaving the commission unappointed for nearly a year despite strong backing from descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Hanson
Constitutional Congress
United States
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Washington
Lowndes
Fdnance Committees
Bil
Frances Scott Rey
John Eager Howard
Thomas Johnson
John Manson
Carrolton
Hanson
Carroll
Senate
Scott
Petzel
Bey
Norwood
Johnson
Williams
Randall
Howard
Francis Scott Key
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Funeral of Harwood Maynard Williams Infant Son of Williams
Funeral services were held yesterday for Harwood Maynard Williams infant son of Charles D Williams near Ijam with the undertaker in charge. Simmons donated to Kenosha Wisconsin for a public library building to raise stock with twenty five thousand volumes. In Palestine swallows roam free in houses mosques and tombs as they build nests and raise young.
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Harwood Maynard Wiliams
Charles D Williams
Ijam
Hioase Gison
Simmons
Kenosha
Wis
Palestine
Barbara Fritchie Play Promises American Theatrical Interest
Barbara Ritchie is to star in Clyde Fitch written drama about Barbara Fritchie. In an interview Nat Goodwin praises Fitch for Nathan Hale and anticipates a witty, patriotic play with modest, chaste characters. Fitch’s two acts reportedly show promising dialogue and engaging situations, appealing to American audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ritchie
Clyde Ffted
Jatin Marlowes
Mies Marlowe
Rostand
Clyde Kitch
Barbara Fritchie
Fitch
Nathan Hale
Nat Goodwin
Hay
Barbara
Real Estate Sold Along Myersville Road
Mr M A E Biser from the Clerk's office sold his home near Myersville yesterday to Mrs Carter P Shank along the Myersville and Catoctin Electric Road for 1250 dollars. Dr George Moore bought eight Bentz street houses between Third and Fourth streets from G L Engle for 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fteal
M. A. E. Biser
Myersville
Carter P. Shank
Catoctin
George Moore
G. L. Engle
Bentz Street
The Work of Death Ezra Marker Dies at Home
Ezra Marker formerly of near Myersville dies at his Boonsboro home last evening at about 70. He leaves a widow two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Marker
Myersville
Hig
Boonsboro
Local Market Quotes and Juvenile Justice Report
Wheat sold in Frederick at 72 cents per bushel. Corn shelled 35 cents per bushel, 1.75 per barrel. Report sent to Industrial Home. Justice White committed Bessie Herbert, colored, to the Industrial Home for Colored Girls yesterday. Constable Brust escorted her this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Industrial
Justice White
Bessie Herbert
Constable Brust
Nervous Dyspepsia and Stuart's Dsf Pevsla Tablets
An advertisement discusses nervous dyspepsia noting the stomach as the chief concern and claiming Stuart's Dispepsia Tablets cure stomach weakness. It cites Prof Henry W Becker and endorsements from religious and educational figures, urging readers to try the product and request a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Becker
Stuart
F. A
Stuart O
Marshall Mich
St. Louis
Mission Board
The
German Methodist Church
Ami
Ebast Loni
Epworth League
Magazin
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the Daily News
Republican Leadership
Tetter
James Gaston
Barre
Tir
Arcnew
A. L. Pearre
Steiner Bros
le Grippe
A. &. Pearre
Cleveland
Lane
Willismoon
Market St. Witl
Schley & Bro. Crurgists
Mid
Horsux
Robert Ward
Statuary Commission
Clyde Fitah
Deran the
Heruine
Tutt
Charcot
Albart L. Pearre
Etchison Building
CoMarercian Printing
the News Job Office
Geo. A. Gilbert
N. Market St
N. B
D & D. Institute
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
WM. S. Miller & CO
Arna Gierino
East Rat Timore
TRY Excelsior
Hottman
Wilcon
Ty Hottman
Harrison's Nurseries
Berlin
Howard House
Isher & Shaw
Calvert Steset
Baltimor
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Maladiv
Central Hardware Company
Ola Central Hotel
B'l'y
Patrick
Buffalo
Rolesale
W. Harper
Altamont
K. O. Taylor
Jas
Peppe Baltimore Club
Willie Wnter
Charles N. Hauer
Patrick Steact
PREMO
FEE
Peele EE
Rochester
Carty
Reed Rocker
Reed
Reed Rockers
Carty’s
East Patrick Street
B.H. Blackston & Son
Doll Brothers
N. Market Street
India
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
E. Patrick St
Victor
Belli
Victor Remedies CO
Frrederick
Willard C. Keller
Artaud
Frederick ,Md
Rothschild’s
Rothschild
Etchison
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