Twentieth Session of the Dust Lodge in Maryland
Threatening weather with rain tonight and Wednesday. The twentieth session of Dust Lodge LO. G.T. of Maryland will be held at Kemp Hall on Wednesday, December 2. Dr. D. S. Mann of New York, head of the Order of the World's Supreme Lodge, will be present and speak at a public meeting. Local officers of the Maryland Grand are listed, with names and towns across Maryland.
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Dust Lodge
LO. G.T
Maryland
Kemp Hall
Mann
New York
Order of the World's Supreme Lodge
C. T
J. W. Steele
Lanham
Frederick County Election Ends in Republican Victory
In Frederick County the Republican ticket and sound money won a quiet, orderly election under the new law. Voters cast a large, early turnout with minor incidents resolved quickly. News of nationwide results reached Frederick by 9:30, with bulletins at Tex News and Republican HQs, marking a historic election night.
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Fredeick
Dhp
Kearlt
Frederick Chy
Tickek
Monterae
Avperglaore
E. A. Qittinger
McKicley
Harry B. Witter
Ixter Qcere
Garrett
Cunty Alves McDonald
Lee
Congress
Washington
Diatricia
Washington County
McKinley
Haverstown
Alleghsany
Abany County
Jobe McDonald
Iaila
Lowndes
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Bryan
McNinley
McDonald
Gaeres
Benster
Wellington
Sa'e
Baltimore
Wheeling Wheelmen Seek Compromise Leaders and Chamber Wheel Plans
The League of American Wheelmen race for top leadership narrows to four candidates Potters and Elliotts favored by insiders Morrison of Wisconsin and Cossum of New York seen as compromise picks. Proposals unfold on chainless bicycles and a major push to unite cycling clubs nationwide for political influence while riders prepare winter maintenance tips and delayed spring readiness.
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League of American Wheelmen
Potters
Elliotts
Morrison
Wisconsin
Cossum
New York
Agagon
Ware
Onion
Liverpool Bids Rules On Street Advertising
Brief items note ordinances restricting vehicle display of ads in Liverpool. A man attempting to show an advertisement on a barge near Biba may face enforcement under the new rules. A German buyer of American apples parallels inquiries into champagne making and secrecy. Crete notes report ear rings sold in Tarkiah camp and Turkish forces moving to quell Crete’s uprising. The mix closes with hunters Kolb Schroeder bagging 15 partridges and a rabbit.
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Liverpool
Paterteck
Canes
Crete
Asmeuis
Maryland Republicans Win Big in McKinley Victory
The article reports a sweeping Republican victory in Maryland led by McKinley and sound money, with large county and city majorities. It describes parades, bonfires, and celebratory scenes in Frederick and across the state as Republicans claim numerous congressional seats and set aside silver concerns.
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Goeral
Maryland
Frederick
Tio
Ailver
Aryland
McKinley
Bryan
Oden Bowie
Lownde
Firat
Wicomico
Congress
Insane A. Barber
William B. Laker
Wiliam
Booze
William W. McIntre
Bydney BR. Mudd
John McDonald
Balimore
Allegany
Anne Arondé
Queen Anne's
Montgomery
Worcester
Caroline
Campaign Notes and Election Day in Baltimore
The article details Senator Arthur P. Gorman remaining in Washington as election results arrived, Prohibition candidate Joshu Levering voting and visiting Baltimore sites, and Governor Lowndes hosting celebrations. It covers the new election law, poll activity, and public reactions with mentions of crowds, bonfires, and a polling precinct disturbance. Weather reports note snow and melting ground as results spread countywide.
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Arthur P. Gorman
Baltimore
Washington
Ake
Venes
Uhare
Josbus Levering
Tie
Edge Mint
Lake Station
Nowhere Central Railway
Levering
Twelfth Ward
Park Avenue
Leveting
Meguisrmonthy
Prohibition
Calvert Street
Joshua Levering
Third
Bmesrs
Cunningham
Bridge
Republican City Council
Thomas B. Freeza
A Night With The Bowery Boy At Ar Oty Opera House
A large audience gathered at the City Opera House for The Bowery Boy presented by Miss June Agnott and company. Critics praised Mrs Jane Agnutt for convincingly playing a boy, noted the capable support and an orchestra superior to prior efforts. The show featured a vivid forest chase scene and announced a future play, Itaby Prison, lauded as fair and impartial with cross sectional sentiment from both North and South.
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Ar Oty Opera House
City Opera House
South
North
Robbery in Brunswick targets Jones Hobinson store
A bold Brunswick robbery damaged Jones and Robinson general merchandise by breaking the safe and stealing jewelry worth about 250 dollars and a quantity of shoes clothing plus a small cash amount. No leads yet. A second item references a patent graft and an advertising note for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Brunswick Mondsy
Jones & Hobinson
Cox General Merchandise
Oysters and tourist train tours advertised locally
Local ad notes oysters at 15 cents with dine in or take away options at 70 South Market Street. The piece then details the Pennsylvania Railroad’s tourist system with several itineraries to Golden Gate Florida Washington Old Point Comfort Richmond and other destinations for 1896 1897, plus how to obtain full itineraries via local tourist agents in New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Newark and Philadelphia.
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C. W. Harrison’s
South Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Itaelf
Golden Gate
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pourlas
Cheperon
Florida
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Courist Agert
Broadway
Foonastract
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Room Oil
Broadtreet Ration
Wealth and Wisdom Through Honest Values
A fragmented oddity urges readers to seek wealth and wisdom together, praising quality, style, and fair pricing. The piece promotes honest selling and personal effort as paths to prosperity, insisting on value over ostentation and urging readers to uphold good taste in goods.
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