Gorman Vote Bribery Allegations Stir Maryland County
Allegations that money changed hands to buy votes in Dorchester county primaries erupted with Judge Henry naming cash payments as high as five dollars per vote. Officials vowed probes, as candidates and party leaders trade barbs over alleged bribery and possible contests, with results pending official canvass across several counties.
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Gorman
Dorchester County
Juder W. Laird Henry
William Fr. Applegarth
Lee
Judge Henry
Maney
Tom
Mr. Gorman
Andrews
Dorchester
Aparust
Henry
Senator Lee
Crothers
Democratic
Senor Lee
Democratic Progressive Association
Mr. Lee
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Kent
Washington
Alegany
Official returns slow in Frederick County primary canvass
Frederick County officials report slow official returns from the primary count as the Board of Election Supervisors began canvassing ballots yesterday afternoon.</analysis>
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Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
READY FOR FALL WORK First Cath For Help Yesterday
The article notes kindergarten starts in October, night school this month, and the fall work opening with religious and charitable groups reorganizing. It describes a renewed effort by charity workers, anticipated openings of the Free Will kindergarten and school facilities, and a planned house warming once fall activities begin. It mentions the federated charities seeking coordination and a Frederick Civic Club invitation to use the federated churches building as headquarters.
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Asapensary
Thanas
Therman
Hote
Hon Whielk
Orte Bey
Frederick
Local Elector Names and District Precincts Listed
A partial OCR list shows names grouped by Brunswick and Walkersville districts with district numbers and precincts. Included are individuals such as Harry Allgire J, C Chew, E Mohler, J Robert Shaw, Grover Barton, Glenn Cramer, Harry Freshour, and John Ramsburg among others. The fragment appears to be a voter or civil district roster with multiple residents and precinct allocations.
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K. Akers
Simeonl. Bast
Marion
Falmer
Jacob HH. Gibbons
George Milett
Millard
FP. Riddlemayer
John W. D. Summers
Brunswick
Harry €. Allgire
J. EH. Chew
C. Main
E.G. Mohler
W. JH. Robertshaw
Walkersville
Grover C. Barton
Charles W. Chipley
Glenn Cramer
Harry
Lot Sold at Braddock to Mrs Mary McCarthy
The Braddock Development Co sold a lot on Jefferson Boulevard to Mrs Mary McCarthy of Washington. She has spent summers at Braddock and will erect a cottage to be ready for occupancy next summer. This will bring the sixty fifth house to Braddock.
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Braddock Development Co
Mary McCarthy
Washington
Jefferson Boulevard
McCarthy
Braddock
Teacher Accepts English Position in Michigan
A note from Mich to teach English records Clemens resident Grace Thomas leaving Second Street this morning to accept a teaching post in Clemens Michigan.
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R Mics
Grace. Thomas
Second Street
Clemens
Mich
Cascarets Work While You Sleep Cardboard Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nighttime cleanse for stomach and bowels. It claims to remove sour digested food, fermenting gas, and toxins, promising a clear head and cheerfulness by morning for men women and children.
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Cascarets
Merning
Prizes Old Relic Carried By Confederate Veteran
A damaged OCR fragment describes M. F. Hammond with a cartridge and relics linking to the Confederate era. It mentions a Watt site, Burkitts, and a Hammond home, with partial references to battles and a present at a ceremony. The text is garbled but centers on a relic and a Confederate presenter.
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M. F. Hammond
Fueut
John Cathe
Attias
Burkitts
South Monies
Hore
Obituary notices and funeral services across several towns
Obituaries and funerals for Ms Mats Langed, a resident of Moa Jettersom, and others in Batberia and Point of Rocks. Services led by Rev JW Genevier and Rev C W Thomas. Pallbearers listed. interments at St Pauls and Reformed cemeteries. One death noted from general debility age 75, with widow and five children surviving. Also report of fourteen freight cars derailed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Station, Cecil county.
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Mats Langed
Moa Jettersom
Thas Cganty
Chieh Ma Midete
JW Genevier
Chas Race
Alfred T. Moser
Willnm
Afiadt
Charanne Wo Rudy
Lawson Strine
Mal Haterutent
Batberia
Min
Ringel
Aeoutius
Germany
Ludwick Becker
Christopher Ringel
Alp Ringed
Oregon
Adams
Point of Rocks
St Tauls Episcopal Eclimich
C W .Thomas
William 8. Oden
George W. Fisher
Cliudes
P. Walker
William Burkhart
Clarence Sagiderson
Maynard Stastny
St. Pauls Cemetery
M. OR. Etehison
Jefferson
D. S. Ramsburg
Jeferson
Duok Place
Wayne Bowers
Joseph W. Corden
W.O. Stockman
Clayton Ati Jer
George W. Poles
Maurice J. Dade
Clinton Adams
al. R. Hitchison
Alr
Ramsburg
Htis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cecil County
Russo Japanese War End Signals Exchange of Hostilities
In a note to the earths, the czar and the mikado agreed to renew friendly relations after seven years of war. Japan would return the hospital ship Angara, formerly the Moskva, captured in 1904, to Russia, signaling a potential reconciliation.
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St. Petersburg
Ure Czai
Russia
Ali
Japan
eStramme
Moskva
Helping Children s Efforts Involving County Organization
The Frederick County branch of the Maryland Children's Aid Society expands its work to involve county residents, seeking members and support. Notable backers include Arthur A. Willard and Senator John W. Mathias. the society has operated since the Civil War, placing homeless and delinquent children into foster homes at no cost and aiding distressed families through a mothers and infants department. The society screens households to aid the court, relieving the community burden by placing 114 minors under supervision and rescuing many from crime or neglect.
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Elald
Frederick County
Arthur A. Willard
GC. W. Altrun
Thomas B. Johnson
Eugene Harrison
John VT. Mathias
David Lowenstein
Thomas J. Dison
Emory Bl. Coblentz
Vincent
Reasus Hls
Children’s Aid Society
Willard
Urner
Motler
Geidel Found Guilty of Second-Degree Murder
Dispatch reports Geidel convicted of second-degree murder in New York. Pant Rendell, 7, was present as the announcing broker Herim Jackson died in the Hotel Iroquois. Verdict delivered on Tuesday.
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Peor
New York
Pantrendel
Jacksoan
Iroquois
Confer With Labor Chiefs On Western Railroads Conflict
Special Dispatch from Chicago reports Juhi Krattschmit met labor chiefs to decide potential peace or war over western railroads. The note hints at tensions impacting transportation and labor relations during the period.
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Chicago
Pleasant Paragraphs On People Coming And Going
Purely personal items noting Miss Neile Casey visiting Sablasville. Mr Nubiser Bell haus returned from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Prof AK J Ridgely of Eilerton in the city on business. AK Edwin Shope of Washington visiting his sisters on Mast Patrick street. Miss aaice Ramishure spent time in York. Mrs CB Con and Mr Rhodes visited in Washington. George Ball and family moved from South Market to West South streets. Roger B Wood of New York City visiting Frederick. Hattie Bell returned from Atlantic City. Thomas Wittmer and family of Pittsburg return from Braddock Heights. William Riggs MacGill and Mechanicsville visitors. Mildred Couch from Washington Grove visiting Marguerite Grime. George A Zeigler returned to Hinton W Va. Jane James back from Chicago, Dayton and Springfield. Stella Orndorff from Dayton will spend time at Braddock Heights and Middletown. Joseph W L Carty and daughters Virginia and Roberta back from Asbury Park. H E W Storm and sons Charles and Sperrie return from Shepherdstown. Rev Ulysses S Rupp and daughter Margaret E Rupp back from Mt Gretna with Mrs Rupps sisters Elizabeth S and Grace M Sheeleigh of Philadelphia joining for a stay.
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Ulysses
S. G. Rupp
Margaret E. Rupp
East Church Street
Mt. Gretna, Pa
Open Boat Survives Four Days After Steamship Wreck
Eighteen survivors of the wrecked steamship Alise were picked up after adrift four days in an open boat without food or water. They were brought to safety by the steamer Burstad amid the distress in New Orleans reporting.
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New Orleans
Alise
Beattie’s Brother Testifies in Slaver Case at Chesterfield
Douglas Beattie, brother of the alleged slaver, testifies at Chesterfield Court House that Henry and his wife were devoted, and he was grief stricken over her death. The proceedings occur on September 1 in the afternoon as the case unfolds.
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Chesterfield
Court House
Douglas Beattie
Henry
Taft to Leave on Mayflower Cruise Tonight
Taft and Co President depart Beverly Massachusetts for a cruise along the Maine coast aboard the Mayflower. The departure marks a planned leisure voyage with the public and press noting the presidential party.
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Taft
Beverly
Mass
Maine
ZEMO promises cure for infant skin afflictions
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a permanent cure for prickly heat rashes hives eczema and other skin problems in babies and adults. It claims refunds if the first bottle fails and notes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as economical effective treatments sold by Frederick agents 4 A Williamson North Market St.
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Zemo
Allruth
Frederick
A. Williamson
North Market St
Bathing Reform Heads Atlantic City Council Debate
The Atlantic City Common Council weighs banning high heel shoes for women in bathing areas amid complaints of injuries from pumps. Acting Mayor Carnty reports letters from visitors maimed by heels in surf, prompting debate over prohibiting dangerous footwear at the resort beach.
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Atlantic City
Carntany
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation
A local Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies as a safe gentle bowel regulator and tonic. The copy claims complete relief or the medicine free, calling it suitable for children and the elderly, with three sizes priced 10 25 and 40 cents at J A Williamson North Market Street.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
J. A. Williamson
North Market
Public Sale of Farm and Personal Property in Montgomery County Md
Political cards announce a public sale of a 144 acre Montgomery County farm near Bainesville Station on September 6 1911 with a four room house a 30 by 26 barn stables and timbered balance frontage on a public road plus crops and personal property to be auctioned. Terms require 1000 cash within ninety days with rest by first mortgage or cash option. Seeding possession offered and full possession after balance paid.
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Bainesville Station
Barnesville
Buck Lodge
Montgomery Counity
Warlock
Notice of administration for Steiner Schley estate
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland has granted letters of administration on the estate of Steiner Schley, deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by March 31, 18 ll, or be barred from the estate. Debts should be paid promptly.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Steiner Schley
Proposals Sought for Mount Olivet Superintendent Residence
Sealed proposals for the erection and completion of the superintendent's residence at Mount Olivet cemetery Frederick are invited. Bids must be filed with the secretary by 12 o'clock Friday September 9 2011. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications available from architect B E Kepner or the secretary. Robert A Kemp Secretary Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Board of Managers
B. E. Kepner
Robert A. Kemp
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New York City
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Atantic City
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Pitsburg
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Mechanicsville, Md
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Washington Grove
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W. Va
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Dayton
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