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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
2
Battered OCR text mentions voters in Pennsylvania on November 3 supporting Republican candidates. Jeremiah A. Brover and Arthur M. Biewod are named in a partial list with positions including auditor general and judge, reflecting uneven fragmentary reporting on state ticket outcomes.
The damaged text references candidates for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, with mentions of LaRae Lycoming county and Republican actors. It suggests a countywide contest impact, noting a plurality and party dynamics amid unclear context.
Pantove era in Pittsburgh ends with a slim victory for bond ordinance supporters. Mayor Magee and rivals faced strong opposition from distant residents who traveled to Pittsburgh to inspect the ground. Penrose’s arrival reshaped the debate as Western Pennsylvania politics intensify and a new party formed around State Treasurer John O. Sheatz to challenge Penrose’s influence.
Reports from Berks and Allegheny Counties indicate election results for multiple judges. Returns show candidates Davis Endlich Doty Landis Garman and others winning across several counties. A Pittsburgh senator vacancy was filled by Republican James J. Adams with a city race confirming Louis Bekwad as mayor.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an advertisement or notice in a newspaper page, with unreadable portions. It mentions a location and a Fire or wreck reference but lacks clear names, dates, or actionable details. The readable pieces show generic references rather than a complete event.
A conference by the American Turner Medical Society discusses the impact of crowded cities on mortality. It cites housing, nourishment, and sanitary registration as key factors while noting tenement conditions breed disease and suggesting practical reforms in urban planning and municipal oversight.
Market list shows wheat, cornmeal, rye and oats prices, with Clover, Timothy, and hay rates, plus buckwheat and mill feed figures. Includes flour types and feed meal costs, and notes about advertising from Toledo based CERNE and related notices.
A trustee will auction a 257 acre farm near Woodborough Frederick County on Wednesday November 11 1909 at 11 am. The property includes a two story dwelling outbuildings water access and fencing along with a growing wheat crop of 100 acres. Terms require one third cash and balance in two equal annual payments with notes and interest.
A jumble of rental notices lists six room houses on West South Street and East Patrick Street, one store room at Second Street, a residence on East Fourth Street, and a residence at 345 South Market Street with applied contact. Additional items include storage for fur, warehouse space, and a Bay window listing. Also present are sales offers for a set of books and a grammar statue, and a request for an address box 307.
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