Maryland political speculation on Democratic ticket shocks
A New York Morning Journal letter from Rockville Maryland discusses the Democratic State Ticket and predicts Spencer C. Jones for Governor Anges for Attorney General Comptroller Smith renominated and a legal state win in November. It notes potential shifts in the General Assembly and a rise in taxes or reforms to water see governance and real estate reassessment.
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Gaewing
Maxcop
New York Morning Journal
Monasy
Rockville
Gorman
Spencer C. Jones
Anges
Wngo
Smith Sell
Iswa
Legiai
Tate
Maryland
Social World Concert and Lawn Fete at St Irda
A delightful concert and lawn fete by young locals raised funds for repairs to the Catholic Church organ. A large crowd attended the event and a repeat performance is planned with a duet by Prof. Geo E Smith and Dr K E McSherry.
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St. Irda
Geo. E. Smith
KE. C. McSherry
de Koven
Geo
Ed. Smith
Evening Star
Wagner
A. Grege Miller
Misa Fannie Murphy
Robert Burke
Beckley
Angels Serenade
Braga
Hubert Burke
Finte
la Castanera
Rank B. Rhodes
John T. Wood
West South Street
Mary
Liberty sermon at F C M CLA meeting by Rev Stinespring
Rev C W Stinespring addressed the gospel meeting of the F C M CLA on Sunday with a talk titled Liberty. It capped the Summer Talks to Young Men series, praised as a great success. Next week Charles W Birely of Yale College will speak. Camping Club meets tonight. Literary Society plans Friday room meeting to set fall entertainment activity.
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C. W. Stinespring
F.C
Chas. W. Birely
Yale College
Literary Society
Specis
Ats Poleek
Harvest Festival and Fourth of July News Across Woodville Areas
County correspondence reports a Prospect M. E. Sabbath school harvest festival in the grove August a large Epworth League gathering at Prospect and weather delays hurting wheat hauling. In Clarksburg Fourth of July events included a picnic with sermons by Rev. Wilson and Rev. Steele and a Prohibition picnic with speakers from multiple denominations. Other notes cover local visits, church finances for a new spire, multiple family travels, memorial services for Miss Blanche Marwell, and a large Greenfield field trip on the Fourth with 44 attendees and a Scent snack.
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Prospect
Epworth League
Woodville
Mi Alry
Marah
Marvin Chapel
Clarksburg
Bethel M. P
David Wilson
U. S. Army
J. W. Steele
M. E
Mountain View Methodist Protestant Church
W. Frank Tucker
Baltimore
Frederick Kindley
Frederick County
J. Burdette
Milton Boyer
G. W. Walker
John O'Neal
Washington, D. C
Maud Cromm
Frederick
W. H. Emich
J. A. Asper
Bethel Lutheran Church
Henry Storr
Clinton Dutrow
Mt. Pleasant
Daniel Sunday
Washington County
Thomas Bezil
Virginia
Franie Maxwell
Marjorie Harley
Hattie Griffith
Fannie Jones
Bealleville
Cooke Harley
Miles Virgie Maxwell
Master Chancey
Howardsville
Baltimore County
Slo
George Baker
George Johnson
Mattie
Johnson
Adamstown
G. D. Wolfe
G M. Wolfe
Linden
L. B. Johnson
Aig
Hyattstown
Mount Vernon Hall
P.c
Blanche Marwell
C. P. Smith
O. O. Baker
Jenrie Baker
F. M. Johnson
Myrtis
Msra Wolfe
E. Tysle Johnson
Amos
S. Young
Wessts FM
Johneos
W.A. Maxwell
Thomas Jones
Emma Maxwell
E. Tycle Johnson
Kans Maxwell
Carl Maxwell
Comus
Greenfield
Taranmamir
Local notes and events from Mountai region and nearby towns
A mountain area outing ends with several party members resting after a long hike then departing for Greenfield for a display of fireworks by Messrs Nantant and Edgar Beal of Baltimore. The report also records a lightning strike at a home, a twin birth weighing eight pounds each, and various local visits, harvest updates, and daily notices involving residents: Kilton Bectra's farm misfortunes, Dora Lewis and Fapte Nelson at a funeral in Kal Lore, and others visiting relatives. Weather and farming remarks note ongoing harvest and rain impacting wheat shocks. threshing may soon begin with L A Montgomery leading at 35 bushels per acre.
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Dora Lewis
Fapnte Nelson
Kal Lore
Edward Thorney
Mn. Whedsor
Crbana
Louis King
Mies Mary Phebus
Germantown
Daniel Poevas
Mt Airy
Fieming
Baltimore
Lewis
Daisy Townsend
Westminster
R. A. Noleon
Allen Hardy
Waterswills
David Smith
M. P. Church
Dr. Murray
C. A. Smith and
James Warthan
Lisbon
Oward County
Mills Katla Maxfield
Baltamors
L. A. Montgomery
Lawyer Dr. Harbaugh Charged With Alleged Abortion
Brunswick physician Dr. G W L Harbaugh was arrested and jailed in Frederick on an alleged abortion charge. The victim was Micnie M Barger of Brunswick. Bail of 500 could not be posted. case set before Police Justice Eckstein Friday. Also Annie Robinson and Mary Fairfax, two colored women, were fined 295 and 385 for disorderly conduct and released after payment.
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G. W. L. Harbaugh
Brunswick
Frederick
Micnie M. Barger
Eckstein
Vmorderly
Annie Robinson
Mary Fairfax
Curious Conguerillas Spark Frederick Store Display
Two odd reptiles named conguerillas draw crowds at the U No Medicine Company window on North Market Street. Resembling small alligators with long tails and a fin like back growth, they hail from Central and South America and are the first shown in Frederick in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-No Medicine Company
North Market Street
Central
South America
Frederick
Hymeneal Bralleesner Neighbors Wed in July 1895
Fragmentary notice records a July 9 1895 marriage in this county by Rev C W Stineapring between Adam T Besll and Annie M Renner. The text is corrupted with multiple false product lines and an advertised cure.
New York Tailors Prepare for Shorter Working Week
Henry White of New York says 30,000 city tailors belong to the Garment Workers of America and plan a new strike over the sealing system. Contractors form an association and refuse to renew, aiming to modify hours and terms of the agreement. Also reports include Donenkel resigning as American College head in Rome, and other varied 1890s dispatches from St Petersburg to Philadelphia.
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Henry White
New York
Acueria
Mailuderpuia
White
New York City
Anton
Suncemsor
O'Connell
Mer ’Connell
American College
Rome
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mgr
Connell
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