Corigress Aspirant Declared Candidate For Office
Fragmentary OCR mentions a candidate for Congress and an aspirant declared for election. Not enough coherent details to identify names, places, or dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions a candidate for Congress and an aspirant declared for election. Not enough coherent details to identify names, places, or dates.
The 1906 census outlines aggregate counts for religious bodies in the United States, noting Protestants at 20,287 and Catholics at 27.9 percent of Catholics outside major cities. It highlights growth in cities and cites percentages of communicants in Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis and other centers.
Brief notes recount tributes to Squire Boone and early settlers along the Monocacy. The text mentions Mante family, patent bait, and Boone’s legacy, with reflections on women’s influence and regional memory.
Mary Minler McNary of St Mary’s was married to Bimon at St Anthony’s in Mount Maryland. The ceremony featured Rev Trayes and was attended by many relatives including Mrs. Mullinix and Dr. Myers. Invitations were issued for a later wedding in Philadelphia. Quinn Mullinex and Ayton couples noted, plus a discussion on ancient arches and the word slave origins.
Local notes recount visitors and visits across Ritmurville Weldon Lye Corner and surrounding towns. Residents such as Mrs Nettle Wyche, Mr Joshua Broadhurst, Mr Alfred Greenwood, and Miss Dessia Strine appear among many guests. Church services and community events are listed with dates and speakers.
American League results include Cleveland and Boston with varied line scores while Chicago and Detroit show surprising outings. National League notes Boston Chicago and St Louis feature highlighted pitchers and batters with overall standings hints. Eastern League reports postponements in Providence Rochester and Newark due to wet grounds and cold weather affecting schedules.
Frederick county officials and educators reportedly removed the song Maryland My Maryland from school programs fearing protests and confusion. Superintendent Albert B Cook cited widespread use of White’s version in schools while Randall’s original was excluded from official materials and yearbooks. Some citizens warn the move risks national derision and calls for broader adoption of the state hymn.
The one three hundredth anniversary of the Visitation Order opens tomorrow at the city convent with a 1 PM Prparetory Triduum and solemn Mass in the chapel. Fr A J Cotiton and Fr O Connell of Brunswick lead, with St Johns choir performing. A Ter Centenary ode honors the Sisters Jubilee followed by Benediction at 430 PM.
Lentiate argues that eczema lies in the inner skin not the outer layer. A penetrating liquid patent remedy called D. D. D. is touted as a cure, sold in bottles for about 25 cents. The ad recommends this treatment and cites years of personal endorsement by A. A. Williamson at North Market.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a New Orleans leader, son of a prominent official, advancing business ties with Panish American markets. It mentions Ernest LaGarde as a government secretary and current president of the Colonial Trading Company with activities in New York and Paris.
An 19th century ad declaims that some catarrh remedies contain mercury and harm senses, touting Hall's Vatard Cure as mercury free. It lists Toledo manufacturers, testimonials, and price, urging buyers to choose safe internal use with claims of blood and mucus relief. Also notes a June 72 sale in Hagerstown Maryland of animals, carriages, and equipment, inviting inspection and cash terms.
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