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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1899
Page
3
The article rails against unfair campaign attacks as Election Day nears, noting calls for order during tonight’s public events and urging support for Mayor Chilton. It mentions Governor Hoover, Admiral Dewey’s marriage rumor, and political tensions shaping the local race.
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Contempora ry commentary reports a muddled Maryland scene with references to political meetings farmers crops and warned decay plans. The garbled text mentions Eastern Shore punctuation and newspapers, advertising tenants, and a suspicious attack on crops and towns including Koodyaville Leitersville and Hagery with payment concerns and threats.
Fragmented humor and stray dialogue feature animal banter and a court line. A porcupine and rabbit spar over warmth, pride, and spines while references drift to a Chicago suburban scene and a Washington Star note. The piece blends surreal exchanges with mock courtroom humor and social snippets.
The Philadelphia Record notes Governor Roosevelt delivering twenty speeches during a two day stop in Maryland and Col Bryan planning eighty speeches in one day. The piece forecasts a hundred talks across three thousand miles in the campaign, praising oratorical feats while musing on future stump speech style and influence on descendants.
The piece describes a childlike scene with animals, trees and baskets, mentioning Chay Coat and Hine Hye Jack Wreat and a Little Bear Eye. It paints a whimsical rural moment as the narrator recalls a joyful nutting day and a parade of characters and objects. The prose shifts through dreamlike vignettes and garbled names, creating a nostalgic mood.
A garbled page segment mixes social updates from Monocacy Valley residents and visitors, church and club mentions, and scattered poetic verses. It includes names such as Mr and Mrs Hayner, Mr and Mrs Trout, and Mrs Saylor, plus brief references to local bands, tournaments, and a weathered agricultural column.
The document outlines a political proclamation published in Chest by County authorities. It calls for support ahead of the upcoming election, with a focus on party alignment, candidacy filings, and public duties. It references Halloween timing and emphasizes duties of voters, officers, and citizens in a tense local political climate.
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