Cleveland Campaign Bids to Inform Voters in Borough Race
Residents of Cleveland hear both sides as Tom Johnson and Theodore Barton hold sustained meetings. Reported in The News from the Cleveland correspondent of the New York Evening Post, the debates are lively, with audience questions shaping the discourse. Voters are praised for intelligent engagement and a high level of campaign conduct.
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Clévaland
Ohio
Sam L Johnson
Theodore L. Barton
Osugreas
Oleveland Correspand Szt
New York
Tom Johnson
Thia Corre
Enyr
Audienna
Cleve
Burtor
Johnson
Burson
Osc
Burtom
Burton
Cleveland
Wsn
Thair City
Tory
Fragmented Clippings Echo Political Gaitanery Across Papers
A four day window prompts reformers to push populist ideas while editorials in the Baltimore Sun Baltimore News Washington Herald and Baltimore American discuss double crosses Manchattan collaboration and a New York murder case under a new law. One inmate faces a century sentence for a separate crime.
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New York
Baltimore American
Fragmented quotes and garbled notes from humor columns
A collage of misread phrases and jumbled lines from multiple papers includes quirky exchanges about suffering, ad copy, and social banter. The snippets reference theater, advertising, babies, and travels in Egypt with a joked exchange on mummies and quiet women.
Prohibition Headlines Sweep Southern Cities and States
The article surveys a regional shift toward prohibition in the South. It notes Koecxvile Tennessee's dry transition, Georgia moving to statewide prohibition after January 1, and Birmingham Alabama embracing local option. It cites sociologists on local option efficacy and discusses supply and cross-border implications as a widespread temperance movement gains momentum across Southern states.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Koecxvile
Tenneesee
Georgis
Vigorous
Birmingham
Alabama
Delaware
Iocal
Mosasen
Iccal
Optica Plac
Moments With The Muse Morning Song Poem Fragment
Poem fragment from J. W. Fousy in the New York Times, invoking dawn and hope. The lines reference morning, sorrow, memory, and light, with imagery of embers and cloaks for sorrow, ending on hope and tomorrow.
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J.W. Fousy
New York Times
Catarrh Cure Claim and Patent Medicine Promotion
An advertisement touts a catarrh cure claimed to reach the blood and mucous membranes, with testimonials and a statement that it is prescribed by leading physicians. It promotes a combination of ingredients and blood purifiers, attributed to J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, and urges readers to ask for the remedy from druggists.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drogelsta
Zoe Take Hali
Winners of prizes at Fredericx fatt 38 fair
Partial list of awardees from the late Fredericx fatt exhibition cites premiums across classes led by A W Gaver and Shorb Bros. Highlights include best sow and boar prizes in 2 year plus categories, numerous livestock awards, farm produce divisions, and extensive poultry and fruit exhibit premiums. The report notes multiple individuals and firms, including Jono W. Hon, P L Hargett, W. S Esnterday, and Shorb Bros. plus local testers.
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Berksthea
W. Gaver
P. L. Argett
W Gaver
P. L Hargett
L Harzate
Garter
Jono W
A.W. Gaver
P. B Bargett
A. W Gaver
A. W. Gaver
P L Hargets
Shorb Bros. Clas
China
Thie Colada
Shorb Brea
Ess
Jersey Roda—Bees
W. F Harehman
Shorb Bros
W. F Harahman
Harshman
W F. Harshman
H. B Wliter
Shorb Bros- Olas
Yorkehtrés
Boesterday
P L Hargett
Jobo W
G. L Waotter
Ensberdsy
Usishone
Sud
Ll Hargett
J O Heffer
J O. Heffar
V. Bancer
W. Ramsburg
J.O. Huffer
Kefsauver
HE G Thomas
AL D
Kefauver
R O. Datrow
Danow
David Oranter
Erniss
Dutrow
Dof Bawed
John Linage
Albert Zimmérmas
Bushel
Haffer
Charles Kefanrer
Best Bashel
Seplicg
O Haffer
Bat Bushs
J. P Bothy
Barney Holes
J O Huffer
Bariey
Howard Barret
God
R.O Datow
Olas
Grapss
Concard
west-Dearars
Homes
Niagara
Thomas Quinosi
Siro
Lari Wuolf
Livi Wolf
Bohea- Ter
Joho P Angsiberger
H. B
H. Powell
Bsat
Billflayer
KR & M Neighbore
Kings of
Tompkins County
Charles Pack
Bardwis
Gilpln
Osrthouse
W. H Boesaré
York Imgsttal
Neigebors
Nurthero Spy
Lev Wolfs
Bess
Powell
Bnadle Island
Rugges Garden
R M Neighbors
Nanguch
J. & Prict
Wagner
Charlee Falk
Dominie
W. AH Buesard
Willow Twig
Thomas
English Buznet
Samus Hatfleigh
Plasea
Plasea Spitzan—berger Bappos, J. P. Angleberger; Best Pete Lanegsford Ssedileg
H G Thomas
Mamumsth Black Twig
Charles Ducas
Moncsaoy
Casrley Falk
Rawles’ Janet
Clarenca Rady
Bess Pists Grimes’ Golder
Lei Wolf
James River
Moon Neighbors
F. T Labis
H.G Thomas
Mann
E H
W A. Hildebrand
Frederick Poultry Company
Samuel Rosenstosk
J Scaremrecht
Saarps
EF Botlean
B Hickman
A Ide
M Heagy
Harry Biracofe
Wm. K. Strely
Americar
Asiati
Esguen
Milton Ecge
James C Rowe
J. Kohn
Cass
H G Witter
Game
Frank Barbergh
W. R Bowsra
5Brish Bros
Amercan
Tas
John O Kriner
W.A Smith
A J Brown
W. G. Minalek
J. Mabring
BOSSell B Lightner for Orphans' Court Judge A Middletown Native
Biographical sketch of Bostell B Lightner a Middletown native and long time resident who trained in Fayette Indiana and later Cincinnati Ohio He studied at the Fayette High School Union College and Riduzaty Democratic Company He suffered paralysis from a mosquito bite and now uses a cane He has been a Democratic candidate for Orphans Court since 1899 serving as Chief Judge and is expected to win re election by a large majority on the next Frederick County ticket
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Hassell L
Middietown
Pabile Genada
Alztean
Fayette
Indiana
Ls Fayatts High School
Unioa Boalhers College
Attassp ‘Ac
Beriggfield
Ohto
Riduzaty
Daoricyotsatay
Goricgishi
Middistown
Ogatimonaly
Bagan
Rgess
Middletown
Repubdican
Bletearman Bargear
Frederick County
Highams
Gorarnor John Walter Emick
Auyock
Lighter
Candidate for Rouse of Dels Gates Infers Personal Loss
J Windsor Willism4 born near Fouds Mills Frederick Maryland in May 1836. Son of James H Williemy he left farm life at twenty to join the Ramberg Fertilizer Company then moved to Kemptons engaging in mercantile hardware and general implements. A lifelong Democrat, he has served on the Democratic County Central Committee for years.
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J. Wiindsor Willism4
James H Williemy
Fouds
Mills
Frederick County
Shia Couty
Hilsserly Hfe
Rameburg Fertitzr Company
Maryland
The Wok of Death and Local Obituaries
Obituary notices report the death of Mies Borsana Mealey at her brother’s home in Weet All Saints from a long illness of pneumonia aged 61 years nine months and ten days. Survived by brother Charles E Mealey and sister Martha J. Wilooran, funeral Monday at 2 PM with services at the house and burial in Mr Olivas Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mrs Robert A Frashour aged about sixty from Walkersville. Survived by husband Harry and son Ralph, with funeral Monday at 11 AM from the House and burial at Woodabsro.
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Mics Rosansa R- Mealey
Mies Borsana
Rebsocs Mealey
Charles E Mealey
All Saints
Filces
Pasumonia
Charles E Meassey
Bire
Martha J. Wil
Hagerstown
Woodabsro
Sale of Dwelling and Private Conveyances
Sale notices show Wesley Rindisy purchasing the ice brick dwelling on East Crutch street from Charles Waters, with O Wara hime occupying the premises. Charles T. K. Young acts as trustee and loan agent, selling for Mary Jacobs a bhonaa and for Susan M Bishi on East Fourth street in private transactions.
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Wesley RindIsy
Charlies
Waters
Cnutch Street
O. Warahime
Berg
Charles T. K. Young
Test Eatate
Mary Jacobs
East Fourth Street
Susan M Bishi
Frederick Worman Cramer for Frederick County House Seat
Frederick Worman Cramer, Democratic nominee for the House of Delegates, a Frederick native born January 14 1883. He attended Frederick public schools Frederick College Shadley Ball Seminary and Frederick Male High School then Washington and Lee University earning a BA in 1903 and an LLB from Maryland Law School in 1905. He practiced law in Frederick and served as janitor member of George L Cramer & Co., real estate and fire insurance agents, with farm interests. Cramer is an Evangelical Reformed church member and Sunday School teacher, affiliated with several fraternal orders. He is described as intelligent energetic and well regarded by local voters.
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Frederick Worman Cramer
House of Dele- Aster
George L. Cramer
Mary O. Worman
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick College
Shadley Ball Seminary
Poolenville
Washington & Les University
Dagres
Washington and Les
KKD
Luther Savers
Law School
University of Maryland
Conrt of Appeals of Maryland
George L Cramer & Soe
Maryland
Frederick W. Gramer
Belog
Eppeal
Fretsrick County
John Ed Phleeger Seeks Orphans Court Seat in Frederick
John Ed Phleeger, Republican candidate for the Orphans' Court, has lived in Frederick for four years after earlier years in Wolfsville Ostactia district. A former business partner of Samuel L. Holter and Richard P. Johnson, he now runs an agricultural implement business with Frederick County Farmer's Exchange. Active in Methodism and local church work, Phreeger has four children and is married to Amanda Oline. He attended public schools and is described as upright and industrious, ready to serve in the county post.
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The
Orphans’ Court
John Ei Phiager
Frederick
Wolfaville
Ostactia
Samuel L. Holter
Richard P. Johnson
Frederick City
Frederick County
Phreeger
Amands O Oline
Lawson
Susan Cline
Middletown Valley
Fies
Hoa
Hfe
Marriage Notice for Gibson and Byerman in Brotewick
Jacob B. Byerman of Borkitts ville wed Leora Virgtois Gibson of Brusawick on Wednesday at Brotewick with Rev Charles W Hoga of Gethany Lutheran Church officiating.
Frederick County National Bank capital amount listed
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland shows capital figure 3350,000 in the provided document segment. The text presents the bank name and its capital notation without further context or figures.
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THE
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Vaudeville Show At Bijou Theatre Opens Thursday
Madame Gartrode and her all star vaudeville company of eight acts arrive for a three night engagement at the Bijou starting Thursday November 7. The program features Flamaturgy, magic by Frederick the Great and wire walking by The Great Lynch with nightly scene changes and top vaudeville acts. Hunting season in Frederick County opens with numerous rabbits and birds reported by local participants including John Ricketts, Wm Grimes, Charles Renn, Samuel Eppley, and others.
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Bijou
Madame Gartrode
Vaudevilis
Vaudsville
Frederick the Great
Lynch
Theas
Alibaye Bean
Keith & Proctor
Mary Timez
Krlaw & Erlanger
Vaudevilla Theatres
Sesson
Frederick County
John Ricketts
Wm. G. Grimes
Gerge
Harcy
Wm. Shipley
Wr. Fraley
Charles L. Renn
Samuel Eppley
Wr. C. Rowe
Meurica Shaft
John W. Mumford and Sons
Steniy
William Pod Roy Mumford
Braddock
W.W. Jolitz
E. Smith
J.B Lasman
Man'z
Harry Edmunds
Mortimer Promoted to Philadelphia Division Scorekeeper
Mr H L Mortimer, previously assistant scorekeeper at the Baltimore division of the B and O Railroad, has been promoted to a scorekeeper position on the Philadelphia division with an office in Philadelphia.
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Ir. Mortimer
H.L Mortimer
Baltimore
B&o R.B
Brunswick
Philadelphia
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Korum
United States
Maliet
Tes_Kuys
Telewince Exchange
Wal Aaa Steerer
Marin
Evey
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Br'er
Rabbit
Ratizo
Cyaio
Busaton Scorr
Rook
Cleveland Campaign
Baltimore Sun
Canyon
Fialog
Washington Herald
Mr. Custle Stax
Coofi Danoce
Sirica Barker
Theater
Ian
Meneger
Shea Soam
Pittebarg Post
Washington Star
Egypt
Philadelphis
Moon
Bijia
Harry Webb
R. Jr
the Orphans’ Court
Rousselle
Ligabx
Rouse OF
Delsgates
K. W.grove
HOUSE’ OF _DELEGATES
Reder
W. Cramer
John Ed, Phleeger
Phulteger
Hymenseal
Nats Bane
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SAPE
Farw’ry & Mecuan
S’ Vtl Base
Feederick
Obarlea B. Trail
Pres
Franklin B. Smith
Vics Pres
O, Albert Gilson, Coabier
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Central National Bank
Court House
Frederick Iron and Metal Co
Lexington 1
Ogidim
Gao, Honek
Harmony Grove
Noyaier
Chas. T. BE Younrg, ocrigdtieoSl
Rothenhiefer
East Teysnth
BR Sale
Dill Avenue
Markell
Uuurl Street
Novadut
Alesman
Recansary
Hermingsendigak CO
Toledo, CO
Onoz
East Aburea St
A. Faarhaxe
Patrick St
Maryland Leather & Saddlery Co
FrRepesicn
Berlin and Lovetteville
Citizens’ National Bank
H. D. Baker
Beniz Street
Houd'a
Norzoise
Park Millis
Seaman
Park Mills
Cramer & Sivares
Auaer
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