Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Visitors
A stream of brief visits and homecomings in Frederick highlight a week of social activity. Robert Kunkel plans a few days in Frederick while Samuel Tregelils, from Baltimore, spent the fair. Several Maryland and West Virginia residents, including Edwin Shope, Frank Rouzer, Wm T. Mack, and Bilse Rose Cunningham, visit or return home. Visits extend to Washington, Martinsburg, and Middletown, with notes on soldiers, business trips, and engagements for performances in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kunkel
Frederick
Samuel Tregelils
Baltimore
Edwin I
Washington
Frank Rouzer
Thermont
Rochester
Wm T. Mack
Middletown
Robert Tyson
Western Maryland College
Bilse Rose Cunningham
Martinsburg
W. Va
John GC Remaburg
Cumberland
C. Dorsey Tyson
Little Son
Artie McCarty
Washingtor
Kemp Luckey
Walter
William
Dayton
Ohio
John Wachtel
Ingomar
G. W. Wachtel
Myereville
Pinkney Edhley
Shepherdstown
How to Mark Ballots in the Australian System
The News offers a non partisan guide to the 1896 general election ballot rules detailing judges and clerks, privacy in voting, how to mark straight and split tickets, how to scratch or erase votes, and penalties for improper conduct. It covers assistance for illiterate voters, challengers at polling places, counting procedures, and rules about campaigning within 100 feet of polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegee
Frederick
Politics
Cleeres
Vsers Sraareet
Pidr
Spict
Sam
Jadhes
Maring Als
Sa.m
Washington County Violent Storm Report And Local Elections
A violent storm event is reported in Washington County alongside political activity. Updates cover Blue Ridge Electric Railway Company officers, Hagerstown city council personnel changes, Langston addressing a Republican gathering in Annapolis, and a disputed Somerset ballot exclusion for a colored independent ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Blue Ridge Electric Railway Company
Hagerstown
John M. Langston
Annapolis
Somerset
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah J Mehring in Middletown home
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the West South Street home with services by Rev. Dr Esch bach. Pallbearers included Mestra A T Derr, John Quinn, George E Phee bus, William Gosnell, and AC McBride. F Schroeder was undertaker. Middletown Council and Junior Order of American Mechanics passed resolutions urging county committees to oppose liquor and money in the upcoming election. a $10 reward is offered for violators upon conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. E. Lee Wiliberger
Washington, D.C
Albert Wilson
Waanadowne
Baltimore County
Middletown
Eugene A. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Mesers
Chichester and
Oshter
Leesburg
W. Ford
Walter Pafferd
Stiller
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bilsges
J. Wison
Sarah Rou Zsha
Baltimore City
Lansdowne, Beltmore Courty
Benjamin Tuthiil
Faomss van Osten
Three Star
Frederick
City Opera House
Lonfee Snodgrass
Bir. Stewart
Martinsbug
W. Va
Kingdale
3.C. A. Vovgi
Eric Wirger
Waters Pharmacy
Thanmost
Norristown
Florence Courtenay
A. M Courtenay
Meadsville
Wellington
Lone Eoning
George Fletcher
Raymond Fletcher
Allegany County
Milton Andrews
Staalytown
Cumberland
Columbia and Maryland Railroad
Baltimore
Michael Dououne
Anne Arundel County
Antoine Karn
Curtis Ley
Daly
Green Soaring Valley Cavalry Troop
Wimer
State National Guard
Sarah J. Mehring Wek
West South Street
R. Eschbach
Mestra
A. T. Derr
John Quinn
George E Pheebus
Wiliam Gosnell
A.C McBride
F. Schroeder
Order of American Mechanics
Fair Closes After Rainy Week at Frederick County Fair
The thirty seventh Frederick County Agricultural Society fair ended last evening after a week of rainy weather. Over four thousand attended yesterday as sun briefly shone. Exhibits were moved out and many buildings cleared today, with horse exhibitions by Troop A, Sixt Cavalry, bound for Fort Meyer and a Madison Square Garden show next January. Racing events were canceled due to poor track conditions and unfinished races listed with altered results. Receipts for the four days were estimated near six hundred dollars behind last year despite otherwise strong attendance potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fort Meyer
B &J
Madison Square Garden
New York
Gorfa McGregor
George DaBorlse
Mannington
Edsall
L GC. Manley
Green’s Falls
East Stevens
New Meartinsville
Wee
Pittsburg
Nestywood
WF. A. Alpert
Hagerstown
Frotilr G
Parce
Janie
Carlos de Garmentls
Doubs
Webb C
Harrisonburg
Polly Hao
John K. Caule
Ranning—ailie
Somme- Sea
R.J. Walden
Middle- Barg AG
Ssennesenneesee
Bradford
David Atarpby
Washington, D. C
H Keys
Rockville
Sid
Lesp
Ob.ge
Chichester & Carter
Leeabing
Daudy
Waxpool
Harry C Keefer
D. W. Stauffer
Republican rallies shape Frederick county politics in October
Democratic headquarters opened in William A. Manefield building with Joresh Packard Jr outlining new election law handling. Republicans met at Court House for routine business and scheduled rallies at Point of Rocks and City Hall with speakers including Philip Guildsborough John Findisy George Gaither. A Liberty rally drew activists from Frederick and surrounding counties with Harry Lewis presiding and speeches by Af Gardner J Frack Butts Charles Schiem and Wm C Smith. Several delegates traveled from Frederick for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Manefield
Curt Street
Joresh Packard, Jr
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Point of Rocks
William CG. Smith
Charles F. Markell
William H. Hicks
Philip Lee
Uldsborough
John ¥.L. Findisy
George B. Gaither
Battimore
Libertytowna
Liberty
Mary
Frederick &Uty
Harry W. Lewis
Af. Garner
Frederick
J Frack Butts
Middletown
Charles R. Schicm
Baltimore
Wm. C. Smith
Attempted Suicide Near Owen's Creek Shocks County
Edward Krise of Owen's Creek vanished Saturday morning then hid in a stone quarry shed. Found Sunday afternoon two feet under straw after attempting self harm amid financial troubles and family distress. An ensuing string of events hints at broader local tensions and potential future theater work for Miss Cleneros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Krise
Owen's Creek
George Ramsverg
Business Like Administration for Register of Wills
A local plea argues cost savings and efficiency in Frederik County. It credits Deputy Register Charles C. Waters and calls for voter support of Charles C. Waters for Register of Wills, claiming past deficits were eliminated and records preserved at no county cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register of Wills
Frederik County
Register of Wills Office
Charles C. Waters
Offige
Caar. C. Waress
Regter
Reg'kter
Wille
Anto
Local Exhibition Opens With Bonnets Hats November Display
Fell and Wince announces an exhibition on Wednesday October 27 and 23 at N. R. & D. Mantz 163 Market to present a fall assortment of pattern bonnets hats and the newest novelties in millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R & D. Mantz
Candidate Dahalt Addresses Farmers on Commission Fraud
Dhus Dahalt, Democratic candidate for the House of Delegates, pledges to push state legislation requiring bonds from all commission merchants operating in the state to prove reliability. He argues current farmers suffer under dishonest city-based agents and calls for reforms to curb fraud and protect shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Dhus Dahalt
House of De‘ezaes
Live pigeon shooting contest at Bartholowa Md
An event notice advertises a live pigeon shooting contest at Bartholowa Maryland on Saturday October 10. The flyer lists services from Johnson and Parmer to Housekeepers for carpet cleaning and remodeling, plus specials on large carpet lots by Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company. It also mentions a free Farm and Poultry Paper subscription and milling company promotions with fresh baked goods at Blumensner’s in Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholowa
Johnson
Parmer
Excalsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
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