PURELY PERSONAL Isogant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Pathes of visiting and relocating residents are listed across Frederick area towns. Names include Frank Hudson of Oakland Bernard Thomas Backeys ED Katharine Thomaz Adams own Misses M L Psyze Emmitaburg Florence Gerrlac Baltimore Lille Herring Brunswick Cyrus Helfenstein W. C. Wire wires and kin from Bittlestown Grov e Houze Burkittsville Joseph W. Rench Brunswick Dixon Baltimore Kate Lay Howe Washington Lee McCurdy family Kansas City Miss Emma Flook Frederick Frank Pry Sharpsburg Kate Hardy and Ezard Burkittsville Julia Giler Trenton Philadelphia Peter A. Hagan Washington Middletown Julia Dillon Sallie Kepler Norma Lighter Mary Babington Harmony moved to Miami Ohio Ann Marz Patrick Street visiting Marriotts Pa Kir and Mire. W H Green Bantre visiting relatives in Dayt on Valley. Lillie M Crone of Elearn Arkansas to Middletown to see kin. Jacob Baker Springfield Oslo visiting relatives. Josiah Gross and wife Diaz of Dayton Ohio visiting Adietown Valley. EL Bowlas Middletown, Johns Hopkins work, returned home.
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Katharine Thomaz
Adamsown
M. L. Psyze
Rederick
Bruce Morrison
Emmitaburg
Jan Neva Cromwell
Burkittsville
Misa Florence Gerrlac
Baltimore
Mus Lille Herring
Brunswick
Thomas P. Rice
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Philadelphia
B. Barvey
M. 1. Park Sonage
Joseph W. Rench
Runswick
Ittevurg
Rench
Dixon
Neil Thomas
Backeystown
Kate Lay Howe
Washington
Bilsses
Harry
Miss Howe
Dr. Howe
Washington Star
LB. McCurdy
Kansas City
W. C. Syken
Bar Iitzyllie
Lancaster
Emma Flook
Myerevale
Frederick
Frank Pry
Sharpsburg
Frederick County
Kelle Hardy
Ezard
Isssepee
Rogers
Errolls Manor
Vivian Parks
Washington, D
Biles Adeline Johnsor
Hiss Julia Giler
Trarmont
Palisdelphis
Peter A. Hagan
Washingtonity
Hends
Middletown
Julia Dillon
Sallie Kepler
Norma Lighter
Mary Babington
Harmony
Miamiounty
Ohio
Ann Mar‘z
East Patrick Street
Jacob Baker
Springfield
Oslo
Elstives
Josiah Gross
Lawson Grass
Dayton
Adietown Valley
Sherian Koogle
Bolivar
EL Bowlas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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FIRST REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN FREDERICK
Republican leaders Findlay and Gaither of Baltimore spoke at City Opera House after a parade to City Hall. The event featured a large crowd, fireworks, and deputies from the Republican Committee praising past achievements and urging a fair election amid criticism of Democratic actions in Maryland.
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City Opera House
Messrs. Findlay and Gaither
Baltimore
Frederick
John V. L. Findisy
Gorge R. Gaither
Findlsy
Gaither
Hammond Urner
Republican County Central Committee
Yellow Springs
Republican Association
City Hall
Elmer J. Smith
John ©. Gardt
McKinley
Wm. Davis
Findley
Findlay
Maryland
Geo. R. Gaither
Mr. Gaither
Eixty
Echo
Air
John C. Hardt
Wim
Blely
Frederick county Purse Election Resolutions Urge Candidates Pledge
At a regular meeting of the J O U A M Councils in Frederick County Maryland resolutions were adopted and sent to Republican and Democratic ticket candidates. They request pledges not to use liquor or money to influence voters before or on election day. The measure asserts honest government and democratic rights should not be bought through bribery.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
Political Poistes. Republicans plan mass meetings tonight and next week
A series of Republican mass meetings is scheduled across Storyland with events in Tourmont Alverdylle Micheclatown Thurmont Biyersville Jonnsville and Urleans. Hon Jacob Tome backs two sound money U S Senate candidates while Senator Wellington predicts a big Republican majority. Polls open Tuesday morning and close at 6 PM for state and county races. Pete Swinsel spoke at Market and Sixth last night and plans another address Monday. Courts ordered colored independent Republican names onto the Somerset ballot. Election material was distributed. liquor and money restrictions were urged to be enforced with a 10 reward for violations.
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Jacob Tome
United States Senate
Wellington
Myeraville National Cornet Band
Middletown
Court of Appeals
Repub.lian
Somerset
Micheclatown
Thurmont
Biyersville
Jonnsville
Urleans
Weter
Pete Swinsal
Market
Sixth Streets
Swinsel
Republican
Democratic County Central
Court House
Moecsyllie Cornell
Frederick County Central Committee
Democratic
Republic
Death of Garland Welsh 10 in Lovet'sville Virginia
Garland Welsh eldest son of Bir. saddirs William G Welsh Bronewick died Monday night from heart failure after diphtheria illness. He grew weak while running an errand near Shafer fari on Oct 6 and collapsed near Dr Skeak's Beminary. Funeral held Wednesday with interment in Lovet'sville cemetery Virginia.
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Garland Welsh
Bir
William G Welsh
Bronewick
Skeak’sa Beminary
Lovet'sville
Enthusiasm Grows At Democratic City State Campaign Rally
Report from Baltimore describing ongoing party activity during the closing campaign week. Voters and supporters frequent the event area as Democrats claim historic enthusiasm statewide. Some leaders debunk rivals who allege disputes over land and crops, asserting smooth progress.
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Baltimore
Clunty Democra
Ohty
Great Military Love Story at Fort Reno Show
Kong Bras, Pawnee Bill and 3iay bring a palace car train for a mammoth company of sixty people, with special scenery and twenty horses, presenting a grand military love story titled a selling of Fort Reno. The son was moved to City Hall this Tuesday in his cage for the entertainment by this great company on Wednesday night.
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Kong Bras
Pawnee Bill
3Iay Ulso
Fort Reno
Taoring
Thia
End of Season Market Morning With Prices Listed
October market closes with brisk trading as dealers from the country arrive early. Women discuss politics while pumpkin pickles and home foods gain favor. Prices feature eggs 18c a dozen, butter 15c lb, beef cuts from 10c to 18c, poultry up to 25c dressed, vegetables listing dozens of items, fruits and fish with varied per unit costs. Castle's East All Saints Street advertises goods and prices.
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Bay Taylors
Pen-Mar depot foundation near completion
Brief items note the Pen-Mar depot foundation finished and roof underway. Other notes mention Mr Babbington renting Henry Rhodes’s farm near Myers’ Mill, Sharpsburg, with a spring move planned, and roads between Burkittsville and Hacley’s Branch improving to good condition.
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Pen-Mar
Babbington
Bes
Henry Rhodes
Myers’ Mui
Sharpsburg
Burkittsville
Hacley
Stage Struck Seventeen-Year-Old Arrested in Frederick
Seventeen year old Alice Ingels of Waynesboro Pa was arrested on West Patrick Street by County Constable John A Simpson after running away to join Pawnee Bill's show. She claimed seventeen. A telegram from her father prompted the arrest and detention pending his arrival. She will remain jailed in Frederick. Isabella Gas Works moved from 19 South Market to 4 East Patrick Street, renting part of Frederick Electric Light and Power's office for future business. Charles E Danner, noted local painter, wins contract to paint residence of Cas Wells of Fesgaville, one of the county’s largest houses. Reverend G S Beach relocates from 220 to 216 North Market Street to a residence he purchased.
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Alice Ingele
Frederick
John A. Simpson
Alice Ingels
Wayresboro
Patrick Street
Pawnee Bill
Agaia
Frederick County
Elser
Isabella Gas Works
South Market Street
Esat Patrick Street
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Charies E. Danner
Casrles EB. Wreo
Fesgaville
Candidate for the House of Delegates Promises Bond Law for Merchants
The candidate Joan OD. ABALT, a farmer and graduate pharmacist, pledges if elected to support a state law requiring commission merchants to file bonds before soliciting business to curb fraud, aiding farmers and reducing evils. He thanks farmers in advance and endorses Democratic ticket. Blumenauer’s advertises cakes and home services including carpet cleaning and installation with special prices.
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Legisi Sture
Joan OD. Abalt
House of Delegates
Wheat at 98 cents and corn at 26 cents in Frederick
The local market report notes wheat selling for 98 cents a bushel and corn at 26 cents a bushel in Frederick today.
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Frederick
Cyclone of low prices at Smith's Temple of Fancy
Frederick Maryland merchants announce a cut price sale starting Saturday October 30 offering ten and twenty cent glassware at ten cents and many grab bargains from crepe tissue to ink tablets white china and enamelware. The ad promises a rush and urges shoppers to visit 47 and 49 North Market Street. Central Committee meeting noted for Monday November 1 at 7 80 oclock.
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Tpware
Shipley
Cominx
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Frederick
North Market St
Don’s
North Market 51
Frederick, Md
Fraudulent commission houses threaten farmers seeking fair deals
The piece laments corrupt commission merchants in large cities who misrepresent and unfairly exact money from farmers. It argues farmers need legislative remedies to curb abuse, enforce honorable conduct, and restore bargaining power against shipper abuses.
New Derby Chenille Portieres and Curtain Tassels Display
All the latest novelties in Derby and Chenille portieres and curtaining tassels are shown in our New Carpet Room. Patterns and rich colorings from leading manufacturers are priced unusually low. See the new stock before buying and compare prices and qualities offered elsewhere.
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Derby
Chenille Portieres
Curtass
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