Daily News Briefs From Maryland and Delaware Local Scene
A round of brief notices from Harford to Talbot counties reports deaths from typhoid fever in Elkton and Queen Anne’s, a burgess election in Sharpesburg, and Church dedication in Sarretteville. Local officials discuss free-soke law objections, naval academy entrants, and a plan to introduce vertical handwriting in Washington county schools. Freight wrecks near Cumveriead injure several, while a Baltimore man survives a locomotive strike. Rumors of railway reorganization are dismissed, with political delegates appointed for the second district convention in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdsen
Harford County
Bes
Harry Lavis
Elkton
Gorarmor Lowndes
Charlten G. Biggs
Sharpaborg
Washington County
Otho Bryan
Queen Anne's
Jesge Beemen
Begesiovs
Asbury M Day
Farmington
Del
Wm. B. Conway
Dover
Queen Anne's County
Cordova
Talbot County
Wil- Wee T. Callahan
Sarretteville
Frank Flyso
Marine Corps
Annepolis
Cecil Republicans
Baker
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumveriead
Henry Crist
Baltimore
Perrymans
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Caroline County
A. Williams
Jones
Howard Cireuit
Baltimore Brevities and Political Tangles on Labor Day
Baltimore notes include Labor Day observances and New Year services in synagogues. An unknown man died on Paul Street after dismounting from a bicycle. Senator Thurston of Nebraska addressed a large Republican meeting at Music Hall. A one hundred strong Democratic committee weighs a third ticket after the Maryland Iodispapolia conference. Col Frank Markoe invites Boston’s Ancient and Honorship Artillery Company for October. Baltimore county election supervisors affirm the Chicago ticket as regular Democrats though precontestation judges remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Street
Chase
Benator Thurston
Nebraska
Music Hall
Baltimore
Maryland
Iodispapolia
Frank Markoe
Fifth Regiment
Henry Walker
Ancient and Honorship Artillery Company
Boston
Board of Election Supervisors
Baltimore County
Chicago
James’ Latherna
Stion of Pleasset Ad
G M. Geach
al Zins Bae
Ceartesville
James E. Ingram
Central Pennsylvania
Waich
D. W
Edwarda
Cotettes
Democratic Letter Defends Bryan Policy and Grover Cleveland
A letter from New York financier Charles Broadesy Hoare dated September 4 criticizes supporters of McKinley and argues for Bryan. He warns of dangers from protectionism and endorses the Bryan Buckner Palmer ticket and the Jefferson Jackson tradition. He predicts Bryan gains in the South and West and urges unity for sound money and national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Indianapolis
Charles Broadesy Hoare
Acerchant
New York
Learle C. Beard
Hagerstows
Rous
McKinley
McKinsey
Colmage
Bryac
McKisley
Tari
John M. Palmer
Altnots
Leas
Mississippi River
Bryan
Stewart Crosemore wed in Baltimore ceremony
Miss Daisy Bostrice Stewart of Carllala Pa wed Dr James Lebroy Crose more of Wyoming Cal at Mrs A Silver boarding house in Baltimore at high noon yesterday. Rev Stuart Grockets performed the ceremony. Afterward the couple left for Dest Park and plan to reside in Wyoming Del. Bridesmaids wore white organdie and La France roses, with little flower girls in white dresses carrying lavender asters. Attending guests included Mrs Wm M Stewart and relatives from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reamer Stewart
Milas Olive Stewart
Frederics
J. G. Jengler
Stuart Grockets
Si. Luke's
Dest Park
Wyoming
Del
Wm. M. Stewart
May
Nellie Stewart
Thomas F. Castle
Geor, Blumenour
Franklin K. Smith
Frederick
Great John Robinson and Ita Brothara Show at Frederick
The Great John Robinson and Frank Ita Brothara present a combined circus spectacle with two distinct troupes and colossal parades. A double daily parade and vast tents fill venues as crowds surge to see the performances, with both reserved chairs and free seating available. Frederick hosts the event on Wednesday September 9, promising a historic circus day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Frank Ita Brothara
Navera
Amulge Mente
Frederick
Load Harboring Alcoholer Causes Mayhem in Myersville
A man from Myersville, accompanied by an 18 year old toting a heavy embalming load, caused chaos with a wagon on East Pat Tick Street and Market Street in front of Taz News. Nick sat by the curb chewing peanuts while the pair replaced a broken wheel as their wagon bore down on the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Myersville
Haid
East Pat- Tick Street
Market Street
Taz News Office
Nick” Astop
Delegates to Sixth District GOP Convention Leave Tonight
Frederick county delegates head to the Sixth District Republican Congressional Convention in OsKla rd tomorrow by B and O train this evening at Bo'clock. John C Motter, a congressional candidate, cannot attend but his supporters are marshaled by Urner. Rumors suggest a sound money Democrat may be nominated for Congress in each Maryland district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Osklard
John C Motter
Urner
Maryland
Brief Bits from a Distant Page
A garbled list of items mentions Eke lic s rising and Touriets returning, a southward hobo, ripening canned vegetables, odd names in incipi ency, and a blank oath in Japanese. It notes campaign oratoria in the county, Vatican staircases and rooms, a quip about checks and the pen, and local moves and potato yields. It cites J A Dosner and Maggie Murphy potatoes, plus Hung Chang entertaining at Waldorf Hotel with tipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antamo Bearda
Vatican
Mia
J. A. Williamson
Manago Weat Second Street
J. A. Dosner
Keadysville
Maggie Murphy
United States
Hung Chang
Waldorf Hotel
New York
Key Monument Plans Maryland Day Celebration
A special Key Monument Association meeting at Mrs J B Tynon's East Church street outlines Maryland Day events. Plans include a trolley trip to Braddock Heights to raise a flag for Francis Scott Key, with expenses borne by members. A 3 PM city start and 8 PM flag ceremony are noted, plus a mountain-top supper and return before night. A thank-you resolution honors Mrs Donald R McLean and the New York City Chapter D A B for a $252.78 monument fund contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Key Monument Association
J. B. Tynon
East Church Street
Plana
Braddock Haights
Francis Scott Key
Rupper
Donald R. McLean
New York City
Obe
Monument Fund
Old Fachhesd Preserves and Screw Safety Tips
The item describes methods for preserving sugar and fruit with alum and how to prevent spoilage. It also explains a technique to remove stubborn screws by heating the head with a poker, noting this can loosen the screw in many cases.
School Shoes for Children and Misses at Half Dollar Prices
A local shop announces bargains on Misses and children's shoes for everyday wear. Prices are claimed far lower than prior retail with shoes promised to wear as long as dollar footwear, including a boys’ shoe offered for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Willard C. Keller
NO. 15
South HA
LOY & Perry's
Sudden Stop Damages Locomotive on B and O Line
A freight train engine No. 620, piloted by Engineer BH O Hesson of Martinsburg, halted abruptly beyond Weverton causing bolts to loosen and machinery damage after a signal showed danger. The fault is blamed on the first signal station operator who misused the distance target. Also notes Enoch Pratt reaching eighty eight, coal price advances, and various patent medicines and remedies advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. O. Hesson
Martinsburg
Waverton
Besson
Weverton
Firet Algnol E’ailon
Enoch Pratt
York Road
Pratt
Deierce
America
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