Governor Brown Seeks Renomination Amid Political Contest
Governor Frank Brown Lawterday announces his bid for renomination. The Democratic state convention will meet in summer 1835 to nominate a gubernatorial candidate with November elections set. Several candidates vie for office including John Walter Smith, Murray Fendiver, James Hodges, and Spencer C. Jones. A heated primary and county conventions loom as the party lines up behind its favorites. A separate note extols a New York woman’s bicycle remedy and tips on dress and riding technique for women cyclists.
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Near Brown
Frank Brown Lawterday
United States
Charles H. Gibson
Marion del. Smith
Brown
Baltimore Traction Company
Bis
Ont
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
Murray Fendiver
Herford
Internal Revenue Sellector
Baltimore City
James Godges
May Nhot
Hodges
Spencer C. Jones
Montgomery
Gov. Brown
Fishermen Celebrate May Law Expiry On Potomac
After May ends the fishing ban on the Potomac and its tributaries will lift. Local anglers kept to the rules, but authorities watched closely with few arrests in the area. Public health concerns are noted and medical quacks promote tonics like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy though scientific backing is limited.
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Potomac
Sidsrach
Itkuse S.eep
Mais.s
Catholic Club Hosts Opening Reception and Parish Events
News of The Churches outlines planned activities across local congregations. Catholic Club hosts an opening reception on East Second Street this evening. Reformed Church holds an old congregational reception in the basement Thursday evening. Ep Worth League social postponed to June 8 due to quarterly conference. St John’s prepares confessions for the Heart of Jesus feast and Apostleship of Prayer jubilees with a solemn reception, badge distribution, and consecration.
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East Second Street
Reformed Church
old @ congregational
Tharedey
Jane
M. E
St. John’s Church
Apostleship of Prayer
League
Father Paan
Montgomery Matters and Local Lodge News
A Presbyterian chapel will soon rise in Randolph with sites under consideration and a building committee ready to proceed. In Dawsonville a Rockville win over Dawsonville 103 2 occurred in a rough game. Montgomery District Lodge No 1 I O G T held a lively quarterly session at Burtonsville with 13 new initiates and plans for an August picnic. Horse trainer William E Estman suffered a serious accident at a Rockville fairground while unhooking a horse, being kicked, stamped, and bitten before rescue.
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Templars
Randolph
P. P. Flournoy
Dawsonville
Rockville
Montgomery County
Burtonsville
Progress Lodge
Templar Selby
Lewis
Templar Waters
Duvall
Warshel Duvall
F. W. Blog
Poplar Spring
E .D. Buck
Hyattsyle
Andeputy
Bryan Ox
Bethesda Lodge
Banner Lodge
Maryland
William E. Est
Death of James H. Browe at Lime Kiln
James H. Browe died yesterday at his sister’s Lime Kiln home from blood poison at age 19 years. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 o clock at Buckeystown M E Church with interment at Hope Hill.
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James H. Browe
James H. Brown
Buckeystown M. E
Hope Hill
Euchre party hosts and local remedies shared
Mrs Field and Mrs Condit-Smaith, guests of Dr Charles Hoffmann, attended a euchre party hosted by Mrs John Ritchie on West Church Street. Also noted is Will Carr of 1235 Harrison Street Kansas City, an inflammatory rheumatism sufferer, praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm after relief from swelling and pain. Vendors Albert J. Pearre and Rudy Mt Airy Drugists advertise Karl's Clover Root aids.
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Euchee Parrty
D E Carr
Harrison Street
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Chamberlain
A.bert L. Pearre
Frederick
W. B. Rudy
Mt Airy
Nervous disorders push to self destructive acts warned
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine advertised as cure for nervous diseases with testimonials from Alonso Barker and Mrs Foster. Claims Nervine relieves headaches depression and neurasthenia symptoms and offers pills and a free book. Product marketed nationwide through druggists and mail order with satisfaction guarantee.
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Ile
Franklin Miles
Miles
Alonso Barker
Clinton
N.Y
Mery Foster
Los Angeles
Cal
Sisley
Sile
Elkhad Tod
Borties
Drusgums
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ROYAL
the Daily News
California Fig Syrup CO
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Stord
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EY Hires Co
Philadelphia
Sue Fur Hermore
Buck Lene
Chicago
Shiloh
Chidren
Albert L. Pearce
Apothecary
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Karl
Albert J. Pearre
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RSA
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Tagil
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Scott & Boone
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Brussels
Headington & CO
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Baltimore
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Carlin House
Gremerat
Jeff Snos
Chas
Steeff
North Liberty St
Carlisle
George A. Geulbert
North Market St
Bicycle Business
Relay Mfc. Co
Morgan & Wright
Butler
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W. T. Delaplaine
Sprcial
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J. J. Wilson & Son Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Emingto
Elizabeth
Eliza‘bethan
E. Patrick St
Washburn, Crosby Co
L. M. Hildebrand
LOY & Perry’s
South Market Street
L. Pererbre
Marret Street
Patrick
Sieiner Bros
North Market Street
J. A. Williamson
Sexton Grand
Tron King
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove
E. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Eld
S. D. Thomas & GO
Cmerl 600K Remedy CO
Child’s Excelsior Sleeping Coach
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
Teienhone “Xe
W. L. Douglas
Shoe Asa
Jess
Jcatony
Douglas
A.R. Yeakle City Hall Shoe Store
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