Brunswick politics and town freight growth structure
The Brunswick mayor and three ward council seats are up for election on a Monday in August with a two year mayor term and four year council terms. Republicans and Democrats plan straight nominations while a citizens’ ticket failed to form. Freight congestion at Brunswick yards prompted track expansion and new rails as boilers are replaced to improve power for works and the electric plant.
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Citizens
Baltimore and Ohio
Bronewick
Freieht
Nso
Fourth Regiment Wins Silk Regimental Flag at Frederick fete
A grand Frederick fete closes with the Fourth Regiment winning the silk regimental flag after a three regiment contest amid rivalry. Mayor Yeakle and officials tally 2800 votes for the Fourth, 878 for the First, 102 for the Fitch. Rev Dr Studebaker receives the award. Col Supplee praises Frederick. Souvenir gifts, candy prizes, and a successful fish contest raise $850 for the Marylands National Guard event.
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Frederick Rink
Tosnisy Evecing
Yeakle
Lewis A. Rice
Jonk
Ween
Fitch
Hammond Urner
Studebaker
Urner
J. Frank Supplee
Supplee
Frederick City
Cuppler
Frederick
Col Sappiee
Fort McHenry
Fredericktorp
Misa Mabel Ely
Charles W. Ely
Maryland
Booth
Henry Willams
Emma J. Smith
Association
Baitlore
J. Knight McDonald
Bernard Besant
Deaths of Rohr Fraley and Michael in Emmitsburg area
Obituaries report the death of Ferdinand F Rohr in Charlestown West Virginia after a paralytic incident on Thursday. The 1818 born Confederate veteran is described with family ties including daughter Mrs Julius C Holmes and brother Pallip Rohr. Also noted is Mrs Mary Fraley of Emmitsburg who died after an illness in her 74th year leaving eight children and were funeral services held at M E Church, Emmitsburg. Michael of Lewistown dies yesterday morning and will be buried in Utica Monday.
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Fradinand F. Loh
Ferdinand F. Rohr
Julius C. Holmes
Lawrence and
Water Streets
Charieatown
W.vs
Rohr
Jefferson County
W. Ys
Pallip Rohr
Baltimore
Capt. J. O. Rolmes
Charlestown
United States Treasury Department
Joby Abr
Lynchburg
Majory Barker, Wood and Archer
S Department
MHS
Mary Fraley
Emmitaburg
Weat Main
William A. Oeest
George C
Thomas E. Fraley
Sarah Elisabeth Fraley
Victor %. Rowe
George T. Ryster
Emmitsburg
Chas. Derr
Frederick
M. E. Church
Rzba Michael
Exta Michael
Lewistown
Utica
Brief Bits: Tesla on long distance power and more
Brief items note Nikola Tesla claims to have perfected long distance power transmission at half the cost of steam. Also contrasts between counsel and Queen's counsel, a Michigan mill making 7,500,000 toothpicks, hog pen health orders in Liberty, Martinsburg and Brunswick freight blocks, and prophecies on infant weight gain. Professor Laflin plans to open boxing and physical culture school in Frederick.
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Ford
Washington County
Whey
Gete
Prince Georges
St. Mary's
Act of Assembly
Baltimore
Nikola Tesla
B.C
Queen's Counsel
Michigan
Wm Baltzell
Liberty
Martinsburg
Brunswick
Unclear fragment hints at Hill refuges and Sestre links
Fragment references Senator Hill and Governor of New Torn with remote refuge connections to Sestre. Details are incomplete, unsure of location dates or actions.
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Senator Hill
Sestre
New Torn
Agency promotes bicycle corset in South Window sale
The ad touts the Agency for Dr Schilling's bicycle corset claiming high price value, comfort in fit, and elegant shape. It offers a three day trial with refund if unsatisfied and invites visits to the South Window display.
Chambers and events ripple through Harford and beyond
The article catalogs local incidents and notes from Harford, Carroll, and Allegany counties, including civic appointments, a campaign club formation, a fatal accidental shooting in Harford, a incendiary fire at a Elkton area wheat crop, and storms causing railroad disruptions. It also mentions a Sunday School convention, a school board contest, and polling staff changes, alongside a long scientific passage on chlorophyll from Popular Science Monthly.
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Chilton
Caroline County
Dilford Barns
Harford County
Alegany
Democrats of Freedom
Carroll County
Wells KE Toleon
Kentsland
William Lloyd
Elkton
Harford County Sunday School Association
Bryso and Sewall Club
Oakland
Hamill
Maryland
Mountain Lake Park
Somerset County
Charles McFadden
Mill Green
George BR. Ach
George F. McVey
Cecil
Ravenscroft
Garret
West Virginia
West Virginia Central
Solitary Guest Sparks a Luxurious Ho tel Prank Tale
A hotel tale from New Orleans recounts a Western Englishman who built a grand Cumberland Gap inn that failed due to a solitary patron. The Cordova clerk explains staff staged extravagant, music filled hospitality to entertain one guest for five days until exhaustion forced hospital transfer, after which a sudden influx saved the hotel. A Louisville idea suggests market town women open clubrooms for visiting workers to provide rest and meals.
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St Charles Hotel
W. T. Jones
Cumberland Gap
Jones
Eng- Ashman Wade
Ha Tertable Palace
Enests
Gyedirs
Hans
Lommnis Paw
Cordova
Halle
Tannahauser
Reveille
Mendelkeoha
Bagerstown
Witton
Orleans Times-Democrat
Louisville
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Chariastown
W. Va
James B. Carter
Hillsborough
Londoun County
Harper's Ferry
D. R. Houser
Bakerton
Carter
Moodsy Carter
Prines Albert
Frousers Homa
Harper’s Ferry
Houser
Suenandoah
Loudoun County
Hee
Grand Jury
Wes
French West
Uss
Geo. A. Gilbert
Predertet, Md
Yoaniy
Charlesville
Ariss D. Ramsberg
G.M Bele
Hood
Dr. Schilling
Thomas Ht. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
News OF the State
Popular Science Monthly
Carty
Carty’s
Pasoner
Nate
Sony
Faso Bont
Ofemmile
Scheneclads Co
Br Berce
Soldier Boys
Soldier Boys of
Frederick County
Camp Lowndes
Grove & Kindley
Wit ‘Ile
Willard C. Keller
South Barket ST
Grand Rapids
W. HH. B. Etchison
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