Predictions and Returns in Maryland Politics
The article discusses election forecasts and results notes from Maryland and neighboring areas. It cites statements by Democratic and Republican leaders about outcomes, including predictions for Bryan and McKinley, and reflects on the unreliability of pre election prognostications and party confidence.
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Benator Jones
Democratic National Committee
Vandiver
Maryland
Mrr
Bryan
Republican National Committee
McKinley
Roosevelt
Chce
Goldsbx- Qagh
Republican State Central Committee
Congress
Ian
Tare Wee
Contemporaries Debate Free Coinage Policy
A fragment reflects a contemporary opinion stating that the push for free coinage harmed William Jennings Bryan’s presidential prospects and sparked debate over the political cost of that stance in the campaign era.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Sante
Election integrity and fair count praised in Cumberland strike
A disjointed fragment argues for a fair counting process in Cumberland and Allegany counties, praising honesty in elections and denouncing obstructions to speech. It cites leaders defending national honor while noting irregularities and a determined push for transparent results.
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Cumberland
Allegany County Generaliz
MINUTES OF MERRINESS AND LOCAL QUIPS
A collage of light snippets from era papers shows jokes about misheard history lessons triplets fuss over a doctor’s pronouncements a Chicago girl destined to marry many men and a sign claiming fresh mixed nuts despite complaints.
The Pistol Habit and Justice in Crime Prevention
The Washington Star essay argues courts fail to curb pistol use and calls for harsher penalties for concealed weapon carriers. It cites a New York fatal shooting as proof that careless gun carrying ruin lives over trivial disputes and urges strict enforcement to deter the habit.
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Washington Star
New York
Moments With The Muse To Learn The Game
A poem style piece from the Carcaco Times-HERALD surveys fashion and golf lore, noting Alpine hats, plaid banding, and sport attire, then moves to Renewal of Trondie portraying a woman’s decline in whist and card clubs, with a weathered marriage under club life pressures.
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Ad Paragraph
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is a regular prescription with tonics and blood purifiers, claimed to cure catarrh. Testimonials are available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised.
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Carne & CO. Prop
Toledo
Hall'a
County Correspondence In Lewistown and Towns
Local notes from Lewistown and nearby towns report visits by Rev C O G Baker and Rev F H Price, plus multiple residents traveling or visiting relatives. Yellow Springs hosts a debate November 17 on Lafayette versus Washington with local debaters and performances. Pension news notes Martin L Williams of Frederick awarded 86 monthly. A village blacksmith praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy for his son’s croup. Down on the Farm musical drama by Charles Manley comes to City Opera House November 13 with parade by the Rabe band.
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Lewistown
C. OG. Baker
Hurl
Appomattor County
Christopher Baker
Clarence Baker
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Levi Leatherman
F. H. Price
Western Maryland College
Byron M. Weller
Baltimore
J. P. Weller
Yellow Springs
Burkhart’s Hall
Lafayette
George Washington
R. G. Harlay
George J. Twenty
G. Clem
Grayson Stanley
D&c
Charles BE. Fox
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Mgr
H. H. Bleck
Grahamaville
Sullivan Co
Hetle
Chamberlain
Babe
A. L. Pearce
Charles Manley
Obaractér
City Operas House
New England
United States
Manley
Rabe
Lirentz
Frederics Cusutt
Anoe Specht
David Specht
Jesse Heacey
Lewis Specht
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ant &. Specht
Frederick County
Marsland
Baltimore Snd Ohio Railroad Company
Ann E. Specht
Specht
Mildate
Mary Ellen Wilson
T Wilson
Maryland
Macclestockman
Charles L. Stockman
John Zehing
Benrs
Wacner
J. B. Petes Company
Mary, Bechfort
Husbad
Sheraton
Vircomt
I Fredert Conair
Catsing & Cony
Douglass H. Hargett
Circuit
Vontt
Frederick Co
Ree Corfe Glass
E. Bargett
Williaan
Witcoxon
W. E
Worthington Aston
L. A
Mary Indi
Andrew Kessler
Said
Sebastian Himsburz
George Hoffman
Fraderick
Harper’s Ferry
Westerson
Frederick
Micheel Culler
Gamaliel Easterday
Laad
Emeline Matthews
Franklin Savings Bank of
Court House
Frederick City
Henry Garner
Seid
William BH. Nicodemus
Walter Saunders
Urner
Reedy & Urner
Bonfire looting and coffin theft scare neighbors in Hagerstown
A disturbance near the square drew crowds of colored men demanding boxes and bronze from an undertaker. Coffins were removed and later doused in flames as white residents intervened. Several crates and a cellar area suffered damage, with one crate containing a coffin nearly burned before it was stopped. Local authorities warned residents to stay clear as the blaze spread to nearby storage.
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Hagerstown
Lowe
A. K. Coffman
E. Washington Etree
Borre
Suter
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