The Weeklys News Calms the Public Duty of Nonpartisan Press
The issue announces Tax News as a nonpartisan newspaper serving the public welfare with twelve pages. It highlights Mary Kane and Market Scribe contributions, mentions fiction by George H. Jessop, Captain Kilmer on 1776 New York, and Mission Ridge, plus a farm and dairy section, poems, and local advertisements in Frederick. It notes inventories and estate actions for Mary A. Darrow and David F. Gossard, and listings of local auctions and businesses.
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Taz News
Mary Kane
George H. Jessop
Kilmer
New York
Mission Ridge
Department of Live Church
Frederick
Wotemnion & Reedy
Trasls Public
A. E. Zimmermaz
Aeneense
Aimsnac
Frederick City Mig. Co
Citizens National Bank
Keat & Kepler
Muliinis & Kemp
John Hendrickson
G. E Cline
Reaner & Kemp
Carty
Sam Odock
Neidig
Death of Carroll County Auctioneer Mr Win Brown
Mr Win Brown, a well known Carroll County auctioneer, died at his Frizzelburg home Tuesday night after a brief illness of apoplexy. He was in the 78th year of his age.
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Budder
Win. Brown
Carroll County
Frizzelburg
Maryland election runoff overcomes party lines in Frederick
National and local results show Republicans winning the state electoral votes with McKinley leading. Frederick county official tallies list McKinley 6854, Bryan 5116 with McDonald and Lee winning in Congress races. Citizens gather for rallies and celebrations as canvassing continues and preparations begin for a victory parade.
Provisions of the law change election character reform
The article outlines the Australian ballot system and election administration reforms. It covers voter registration, annual updates, literacy declarations, ballot design with detachable coupons, voting secrecy, polling hours, and the roles of supervisors and state canvassing boards. It notes safeguards against influence, proper ballot handling, and eligibility rules, plus election logistics and signature requirements for nominations.
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Batimors
Elec
Ehall
Baltmore
Glase
Saaller
Alec- Wen
Boundary dispute over Potomac strip heads to Supreme Court
Maryland and Virginia clash over the western Potomac boundary from Fairfax Stone to the Atlantic, tracing a line surveyed by Michie and a long history of commissions and acts. The case, argued by Attorney Generals Whyte Poe and Clebaugh, centers on Maryland’s claim to a wedge of land and the legality of former lines in the Supreme Court.
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Lia
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Weal Virgina
Garrett Certy
Bese
Ceirty Eeven Miice Long
Tag
R. Fog
Cere
Maryland
Shere
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Potomac River
Lord Balthmore
Mary-land
Virginia
Letture
United States Supreme Court
Virginis
Smith’s Point
Atlantic Ocean
Pennsylvanis
Rug
Fairfax Stone
T. J. Les
Angus W. McDonald
Michlex
Europe
West Virginia
Michiel Line
William Pinkney Whyte
John P. Poe
Gov. Whyte
Supreme Court
Quenton
Clebaugh
Mr. Pos
Purely Personal News From Frederick District
PURELY PERSONAL Mr Thos H Haber spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mr C B Eckstein formerly of Frederick now of Charlotte NC, will return to his Southern home this week. Miss Marta G McGuire of Berryville VA has returned home. Mr Joseph Aailer of Baltimore visits friends in this city. Muaz Annie Campbell and Miss Naznie Scott who visited in Baltimore and Washington have returned home. Mr Wm T Dorney of Howard County arrived yesterday guest of his brother in law Olivar Pearge. Thomas of Philadelphia and W W Jobson of New York, a peak yesterday in Frederick. Mr and Mrs W H Howard of Gig-town were table cup yesterday.
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Thos. H. Haber
Baltimore
C. B. Eckstein
Fredrick
Charlotte
N.C
Frederick
Marta G. McGuire
Berryville
Joseph Aailer
Muaz Annie Campbell
Naznie Scott
Washington
Wm. T. Dorney
Howard County
Olivar Pearge
Maggis M. 3. Thomas
Philaddtelphia
W. W. Jobcacn
New York
W. H. Howard
Gigzatown
Table Cup Yeaterday
Autumn in the Roustains at Blue Ridge summit resort
The Blue Ridge Summit region prospers as a growing mountain resort with hotels, boarding houses, and cottages under construction. Summer crowds numbered about five thousand, while farmers and merchants rely on June to September activity. hunting, chestnuts, and wildlife draw locals, though postwar decline looms and services remain sparse.
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Sacemer
Bice Ridge
Pen-Mar
Botel
Moncray
Bas
Suamer
Monurtala Beomiee
L. A. Rowe
Bioe Ridge Samat
Rks
Thio Mountain
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Bias Ridge
Watera
Emmitsburg
Monterey
Blue Ridge Summit
King
Early
Buckley
W. &. Mauer
Bowsrer
David Beechel
Highfeld
Highveld
Bag of money found. thief flees with gold and notes
A farmer, Edward Spangler, found a bag of gold and silver notes in York county Pennsylvania. Wa Sullivan seized the bag and fled with it after threatening Spangler. Spangler identified a $500 note and police seek Sullivan. Also noted are tallies about a large pumpkin and a garbage collection schedule in Frederick, with sections and days listed.
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Walle
Edward Spangler
Bury
York County
Sullivan
Spangler
Pangler Seti
Local Oyster Offer At W Harrison's Market Street
Advertises fried or stewed oyaters for 15 canta a large plate with dine-in parlor and takeout by the pint quart or loaf at W Harrison's 70 South Market Street.
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W. Harrison’s
South Mu Markat Street
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