Campaign News and Cartoons Mark Busy Frederick Meeting
Last night's meeting injected liveliness into a quiet campaign. Voters face sober consideration before Tuesday's ballot. Tar Sattupay News promises model eight-page issue with Farm and Dairy, Live Stock, Household, Sunday School lesson, and martial tales from El Caney to Middletown Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Kilmer
el Caney
Lawton
Santiago
Mary Jane
Laurence Everhart
Middletown Valley
Middletown
The Pending Election In Maryland Districts
The article reviews election outlook in Maryland noting apathy and uncertain results across districts. It highlights expected Democratic win in the First district, Republican edge in the Sixth, and close races elsewhere while favoring neither side. Local candidates Pearce and Poffinberger are discussed with cautious optimism about outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
iPearre
Allegant
Discreet Paris Commissioners Delay Peace Jubilees
A Washington Star note cites Paris officials as quietly postponing participation in peace jubilees. The piece also mentions electoral apathy and a broader critique of white supremacy politics in the South alongside opinions from the Cambridge Chronicle and Baltimore News on ballots and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington Star
North Carolina
Baltimore News
Frustrated Tax Payers Rant At City Sewer Night Ode
A spoof lament condemns the Patrick Street sewer system with fiery lines about rotten eggs and disease. The verse vows to honor city officials and workers while accusing the sewers of harming residents and their souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sinee
Alderwen
Derick
Patrick
Patrick Atroat
Frederick
Brent Post Hole
Patriots Street
Minutes of Merriness and Miscellany Nuggets
A collage of quotations and vignette snippets from various sources including the Courier des Etats-Unis and Chicago. It blends absurd dialogues on monied pretensions and social pretenses with light jests about music tastes and a book agent’s persistence.
Amaron Billin and the World War Controversy
Acritique of sensational charges linking Abner McKinley to War Department dealings. The piece suggests no clear evidence of his influence if any claims exist. It also reflects American sympathy for Britain in a potential European conflict and questions U S support during a European war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin
Amalon Billin
Withelphin Peres
Geckleas
New York World
Abner MckKinley
War Department
Abner Meliiney
Amprica
Great Britain
United States
England
America
Local Laconics From Frederick Readers
A series of brief letters and notes from Frederick and area readers comment on politics, the Hower show, chrysanthemums, bricklayers, manufacturing potential, and election conduct. Citizens urge business engagement and civic improvements while calling for orderly, liquor-free elections and strong local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George B. Ashling
New York
Better Accommodations For Middletown Rail Line
Middletown residents urge Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad directors to extend service into town as promised. They object to routing cars to Myersville while halting others half a mile from the center, causing inconvenience and public dissatisfaction. The Valley Register notes President Smith promised town extension and urges prompt action to avoid further complaints.
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Middletown
Frederick and
The
Valley Register
Myersville
Frederick-Middletown
Linth Woeltonalke Sueh
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Wwn
Smith
Fatal Wedding Feast Poisoning In Indiana
A West Lebanon wedding feast led to sixty people being poisoned after eating spoiled chicken salad. Two deaths occurred including 20 year old Mrs. Lewis Hoff, granddaughter of Isaiah Routzahn, and her husband’s relative. Several others became ill with typhoid like symptoms as the outbreak spread through the county.
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Lebanon
Indiana
Lewis Hoff
Isaiah Routzahn
Middletown
Local notables discuss family ties and civic matters in valley visit
A reminiscener reports on connections among Baer Springer Pearre and Pearre kin, noting estate gifts and family history. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Schaeffer from Dayton admire Pen Mar and Braddock scenes. Joshua Iavering and Rev Hack Johnston pursue a National Christian Citizenship Convention in Washington. The Wagner case against county commissioners, valued at eleven thousand judgments, was heard in Richmond Court of Appeals with Thorn and Eichelberger representing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Schaeffer
Dayton
Ohio
John EL W
Hish Knob
Chaeffer
George Gladden
Myersville
Air
Joshua Lavering
United States
Hack Johnston
Washington, D.C
Spain
OW Wagner
Harrison Wagner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
8. S. Thorn
Washington
E. 8. Eichelberger
Sunday Religious Services and Debt News In Frederick
Sunday schedules spread across many churches with sermons by Rev. Mugler of St John’s German Reformed and Rev. McLean of Christ Church. Holy communion at All Saints and multiple Sunday schools listed. Missionary debt fully paid, with Steffey plan contributions and a $543,000 plus raised, prompting a jubiliant Methodist Episcopal update. Elected officers announced for St John’s Tabernacle and Sewing Society. Visitors to Frederick named.
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Ws. Mugler
St. John's
Taduurrow
Bass
McLean
Critcoe Reformed Chureh
Ja. MF. Myurs
Sains Tines Lutheran Church
All Saints Epicopal Church
Diev
J. H. Withite
Trinity M. St. Church South
Dem Epworth League
PL. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Ptist Church
John E. Board
Loch Carey Turarylands Union Associatnday School
Pom
Pastori
M. E
Page Milburn
Christ
Addis
Cainphas
J.T. Stetfey
Dawson
Rockefeller
Stetfey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Steffey
Harry Backiegham
Baltimore
Autumn Frat Notes Sketch Town Life and Election Hopes
A breezy November diary piece recalls a lively week in town with weather praise and social events. The writer mentions a Princess of Duchess, a wooden wedding, All Saints and All Souls day churchgoing, tea gatherings, upcoming Flower Show, and hints at Congress decisions and local surplus fears.
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Caiden
Spain
Patrick Street
Maryland
All Saints
Congress
Princess of Patches Delights Audiences at City Opera House
Jessie Mae Hall stars in The Princess of Patches. A bold stage moment from a sugar barrel reveal sparks laughter and sympathy as the audience follows her debut and the show’s arc through the evening performance at the Willanpearas City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mae Hall
Miss Hall
Willanpearas City Opera House
The Melville Company A Cast of Many Noted Players
The Melville Company lists John J Burk Elvae Clark and Madeline Mordaunt as leading performers with praise for Mass Clark and a chorus of celebrated actors including Henry Vincent Will Atkinson C Johnston Bucy Ballinger John Carson Harry Clark W Derby and Ethel Clark The Orphans Court records inventories of monied assets for Lewis H Bennett Oliver Fearre and Benjamin F Brown with filings and administration letters for Elius Delanter.
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John J. Burk
Elvae Clark
Madeline Mordaunt
Mass Clark
Aliss Mordaunt
Mordaunts
Henry Vincent
The
Diamond Robbery Company
Will Atkinson
Wallis Company
C. ©. Johnston
Wm. Brady's Company
Bucy Ballinger
John Carson
Harry Clark
Wi. Derby
Jute Wm. Barry Company
Ethel Clark
Hilda Thomas
Grace Falstaff
Lewis H. Bennett
Oliver Fearre
Benjamin F. Brown
Elius Delanter
Delanter
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Chicago Post
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Catoctin Clarion
Buschman
Citizen
Rhoderick
Waiter Register
Business Men's Association
Lewis A. Rice
Jacob
Baer
Commonwealth
Salem
Mr. Baer
Georgy Baer
Miss Springer
Pearre
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George Pearre
Sunday Schools and Societies
A. W. Stinespring
USB
Horeh
NGS
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Ilpeo
Luther Kuhluan
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sanday
Christian Endeavor
St. John’s
Coleman
Das, McSherry
L. Doll
Carroll Merfer
Margaret Eisenhower
Z. Haydon
Howe
L. Banchoman
Calvin Nutt
Mixon Walker
Proad
Ignatus Goole
PL FL Smith
John Jarbos
Tabernacig Bomely
Sewing Society
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George W. Padrear
Charlesville
James W. Smith
Walkersville
Marre Beali
Taberthtown
H. L. Gaver
Utica Mills
Thomas H. Brandenbare
Hansen Ville
Charles Schall
the Melville Company
Relp
Meiri F. Moverly
Povaal
Earr
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Murat Halstead
San Francisco
Pacific
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Honelehi
Hong Kenc
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Bown
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South Market
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Interstate Telephone
Ayson Bros
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Patrick Country
Eenanire
Ali
Annie Beanfelder
St. Novid Law
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Bette
H. S. Laxers
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South Market Street
R. Lease
William Hamsiurg
Third Sts
Dewtmarl Boewart
Besant & Knott
Vermont
Fflower
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Geo. F. Thomas
Arket St
4Th St. Frederick, Md
Harry D. Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
George F. Thomas
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
George E. Myer
Harry C. Reefer
Jacob Rohrback
Charles
Hargett
Arthur Potts
Wm. L. Buxton
Samuel Fy Feston
G. M. Smith
Upton M. Glady
Orera Pee
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Amilton Lindsay
Orphans’ Court
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