Local Notes and Notices From a Busy Week
A mix of personal visits, travel plans, and community events fills the week. Baltimore visitor Richard Diyon calls on his mother. Mrs Julia Sweatner hosts relatives, while John W Kath plans a Pacific Northwest move. Local concerts feature Vanlsbeer family and child prodigy Guy Doppe at the Opera House, with Popping the Question the evening’s finale. Also details on a water ram completion, Boys Bible Class, prayer meeting, and a teachers contest with evolving standings.
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Richard Diyon
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Lins
Julia Sweatner
Rowen
Tee Niewa
Liberty
Geo. Meliring
West South Street
John W. Kath
State of Washington
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N. Martin
Brooklyn
XN. Y
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A. W. Bord
Holbert Claluesh
Washington
Grayson Bruner
Tocaday
Vanslbeer
Guy Doppe
Opera
Fmmitsburg
Comedetta
Frank Barnes
Urbana
B. A. Feinour
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C.D. Doll
Charles H. Utermehle
Charles B Miller
Wm. Ebert
Samuel Miller
W. A. Burger
Religious Work Committee
Lovelass
Extra session talk heats up over Congress call
Maryland press argues the President may seek an extraordinary session ahead of the election. It contends a quick call would reveal popular support or disapproval of executive power and warn Democrats and Republicans about the political risk and momentum in the aftermath of the results.
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Congress
Bern
Allstatehan
Asterine
Wallagal
Hateton
Maryland County Returns Show Republican Gains Across State
The complete returns from every county reveal heavy Republican gains, with Mr. Rusk losing in the Third district due to a ferrymander, while Mr. Rayner and Mr. Stump lead statewide. In Baltimore, Stump narrows the gap. in other districts McKaig, Page, and Compton register gains and rivals see varied shifts. Prohibitionists fall back nationally, with city gains not matching county losses.
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Rayner
Stump
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Page
Compton
Caroline
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne's
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Sbson
Cremence
Baltimore County
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Cecil
Lunstford
Twente
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Tate
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Texa
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Anne Arundel
Calvert, Charles, Howard
Prince George's
At, Mary's
Mlext
Baltiore City
Campton
Lab
Allegany
Frederick Garrett
Montgomery
Washington
McKaig
Perty
Uney
Heavseat Tova
Shea Othe
Young Rowdlen Harass Colored Man On South Street
A group of youths from Hentz town and nearby areas have harassed a colored man on West Mouth Street for weeks, tearing at his house and taking his perch. Last night the mob moved to South Street where stones were thrown as the man walked, endangering his safety until a rescue occurred near Fork 8 et ro as See at Peewee, Droweite.
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Rownles
Hentztown
Mouth Street
South Street
Rowdlen
Perenne
Peewee
Droweite
County Correspondence and Local Events Amid Turmoil
A rough county column records varied town news. Notable items include a fatal incident at a store and ensuing court-like remarks, property matters in Stetwatrd, and farm updates. Also noted are social visits, employment changes, hunting and shooting notes, and reports of illnesses among residents.
Views of the Press on Tariff and Elections in 19th Century Context
The Washington Post pieces reflect reactionary public sentiment against the new tariff, noting temporary gains by Democrats in several districts as Republicans faced heavy odds from Southern fraud and gerrymandering. The Philadelphia Press adds commentary on party shifts in Ohio, Maryland, and Kentucky, while hotel arrival notices and local counts show ongoing visitor traffic and county-level figures.
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Washington Post
Lendyra
Philadelphia
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
South
Why He Was Demoted and Democratic Victory Parade
The Baltimore News notes Deputy Naval Officer John W. Kauffman, Frederick County native and ally of Congressman McComas, was demoted amid questions about McComas’s long service and perceived patronage. Citizens celebrate Democratic wins with a parade led by the United Drum Band, marching through city streets to various offices and homes including Col. J. V. Haughman and Wm. P. Maulaby, with brief speeches at several stops.
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Baltimore News
John W. Kauffman
Frederick County
McComas
Congress
Democrata
United Drunt Band
Cit Patel
Citizen Office
Union Office
Col. J. V. Haughman
Judgedtan
McSherry
PV. Mauleby
B Maulaby
Jacob Hohrback
Satie de
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company ore theft reported
An exhibit notes that Patrick Street departed from the company office with a large ore quantity delved from nearby mountains. Tirunt vine continued mining efforts with minerals said to be abundant in the county. A separate case concerning George Washington over a $3.90 larceny was dismissed as a breach of trial rather than theft.
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Patrick Street
Frederick City
Atate Va. Gieo
Washington
Philip Reich to Celebrate 63rd Birthday in Frederick
Frederick's respected citizen Philip Reich marks the 63rd anniversary of his birth tomorrow. Though lately troubled by a weeklong cold, he remains in good spirits and will share the day with friends and relatives. Other notes mention Prof D W Give and Mr Charlen Thomas arriving Tuesday with a swollen debut from a dent or duct.
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Frederick
Philip Reich
Meeting notes on Gen Reynolds Post comm amid parade
A late 19th century meeting of Gen Reynolds Post No 16 discussed securing a fas for the Dost, with Commander Tyler reporting progress. The report was accepted with thanks. remarks praised the draught and songs, while plans for a forthcoming parade and next meeting on November 47 were noted along with political reflections on McComas and tariff changes.
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Tyler
Cloidsborough
Ciamtold
Gomarttis
Tien
John
Steiner
Avery
Comrads Tyler
Saunders
A.W. Doane Co
Baltimore
Courandes
Local Trade Notes From Mullinix and Kamp
Fragmentary market notice from Mullinix and Kamp noting coat prices from Lellen and Miner Hubber Coats and inviting quick inquiry, with garbled text suggesting price list and immediate viewing.
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Lellen
Letters From The People Brighten The Baltimore Health Debate
Readers complain about restrictions on prayer and religious observance in Baltimore health departments. They recall wartime hardships and urge officials to respect faith traditions while noting past censorship and the need for humane treatment for all.
Washington star advert promotes remedies and local safety measures
A Washington star advertisement touts cordials and household remedies while urging readiness for emergencies. It references a public event, a theatre bill, and a general call to action to prepare health products and fire safety items for home use.
Local notes and names scattered in a muddy item
Fragmentary report from an old issue lists numerous names and places with minimal clear events. Mentioned are Mrs Elizabeth Migguliy, Miss Clara Shull, Lorena, Lorena and Satehay, Alfred, Henry Venil, and Mr Lewin wagon, with scattered street references and vague injuries and purchases. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
Frat Memorized Goods Advertised in Ris Dine Catalogue
An antique style newspaper ad promotes a broad array of goods with prices and items such as bikes, tools, photography gear, and baked goods. It highlights bargain pricing and storage of merchandise, inviting readers to visit a store near Pryderick. The ad mentions Dav id L Smith School and Hors as anchors in the listing.
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Pryderick
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