Maryland Campaign Draws Parties Toward McKinley
A New York Journal round of interviews shows Democratic leaders optimistic about Maryland with hopes of winning four to five congressional districts. Republican leaders predict a close state, pledging support for McKinley Roosevelt and asserting free silver as a key issue. Local reports from Baltimore call for strong voter registration as parties mobilize through October.
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Carroll County notices and local events recap
The Keller estate case moved from the Orphans Court to Carroll County Circuit Court. Maryland delegates were named for the Army of the Cumberland reunion in Chattanooga October 9 10 and 11. State candidates must file by October 11. Pastor H J Macalister moves to Union Bridge church. Millstone reports a typhoid epidemic with two deaths. Meadow Branch German Baptist lovefeast drew large attendance and many ministers. Motters Station Democrats organize a club with officers elected. Former Senator Gorman missed a Baltimore mass meeting due to rain. Charles W Gibson of Clarksburg owns a 600 pound hog with expectations of shedding 200 pounds by late November.
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Union Bridge
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Frederick County
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Local Democrat Candidates in Keas County Race
The fragment notes a Democrat slate in Keas County with figures from Chestertown, Georgia and local figures like Bacon, Wood, and Sapod involved in the race. Details are incomplete, but the item hints at a local partisan contest and candidacy announcements.
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Local Market Prices and Songwriter On Street Hits
Local market notes list corn at 8.95 per barrel, shelled corn 45 cents per bushel, wheat 69 cents per bushel, hay from 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Bingham, author of In Old Madrid and Love's Old Sweet Song, warns songs forced to the streets gain fleeting fame and fade, while the barrel organ music dies away.
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Morphy's Wit and a Boston Rail Ride Delights Readers
Morphy the chess prodigy once attended a New Orleans church where a foreign bishop visited. A witty remark about a sermon left many congregants in the pews while the bishop listened, Morphy noting the preacher lacked sense once he ran out of material. Also reads of a remarkable Fabyan Mount Washington railway, a street corner newspaper boy, and a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by A. Pearre.
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Andrew C Armstrong Dies at 71 in Stamford Conn
Andrew C Armstrong, founder of Scribner's Monthly, died at his Stamford country home, aged 71. The report notes his role in literature and reports his passing last night. The item sits among a collage of brief notes from politics to industry.
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