Convention Nominates Local Republicans For County Office
A large Republican convention in Frederick County echoed party unity as delegates named candidates for clerk of the circuit court, register, state's attorney, sheriff, county commissioners, state senator, and House of Delegates. Peter Lugenheer urged a united ticket while the body chose Haffner, Eichelberger, Doty, Rice, Jones, Huffer, Bowlus, Maxwell, Lovell, and other incumbents or local figures in a lengthy balloting process.
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Giher
Tlesck
Pest
Wim. BH. Purnell
Republican County Central Committee
Lilo’glock
Sneak
Lewistown
Peter Lugenbeel
Kingsnore
J. M. Clay Cramer
Mechanicstown
Jen E H. Griffin
Éderick
Lowing
Ackeystown
John A. DeLashmutt
Tederick
Chas. B. Fox
Middletown
J. Heven
Creagerstown
C. W. Lem
Woodsboro
Jas
W. Robis
Petersville
M. Martz
Mt. Pleas
Rentzatm
Jefferson
A. W. Thardtle
Charles L. Wilson
Imore
Johnsville
Herx
Herrison
James Aine
McKinley
Apprause
M. A. E. Biser
Tin
Foghus Albaugh
E. Biser
A Tyler
Samuel T. Haffner
Stanfier
Frederick
Major Horner
Emmitsburg
Tyler
Abt
Horner
Stauffer
Heffners
Edward
Eichetnd Wm
Hinks
Eichelberger
H. Hinks
B. Rice
Buckeystown
G. Hkerstown
J.P. Jones
New
C. Huffer
Bowlus
W. Willis
Shaw
Jones
Huffer
Williams
Biser
Max
Simner
Phreeger
Grimes
Filton
Daskeystown
J Ones
New Market
Geo. C. Midgetown
Lewis H. Bowles
F. Rowe
A. H. Maxwell
Mers
Maxwell
A. H. Maxmitsbure
E_ Phreeger
Arman
Fulton
Mr. Petterson
Emritsburg
D.P Zimmermes
Woodster
A. Doty
Orde
Pex
Fred
Nuria
Liberty
Harvey H. Hoazer
Medanicstown
Bredenes
Cyrus Flock
Jackson Siorsten
Tusculurs
Stu U
Rick
Houzer
Anders
Hyder
Flock
Morseil
Cran
D. Messrs
H.cyers
TL M. Biser
W. Lyler
Cyrus Figok
Atibe Urpuaas
Lourt
Chambers
James P. Perry
Henry M. Nisdorf
George Koogle
H. B. Wilson
Wourlvile
A. N. Cramer
M. J. Eiehelberger
Cresgerstown
Joshua Albaugh
Laberty
Vincent Sanner
Isaac Lovell
Banvers
W. N. Todd
J. L. Nicodemus
Mr. Pleasant
Jacob Stitely
J., Johnsville
Perry
Cramer
Nixdorff
Koogie
Eichelverger
Albrogh
Sanner
Lovell
Todd
Nicodemus
Suitely
George Boogle
Meiers
Wilson
Albaugh
H.G. Welty
R.A. Rager
Boone
Welty
Rager
W.W. Boone
Singanore
Gours
Villa
John H. Catshall
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Sherif
A. D. Doty
Fuller B. Rice
John P. Jones
George C. Huffer
Lewis H. Bowlus
AL EL Maxwell
Peter Lugenheel
House of Delegates
HL Clay Anders
T. M. Biser
W. E. Avder
Cyrna Flook
Myersville
M. P. Morsell
Tuscarora
Orphans Court
George Koogie
Andrew N. Cramer
Mechanicetown
Hauvers
Suracyor
W. Boone
Lugenbeel
Charles F. Markell
Committee On
T. E.R. Miller
L. O. Whipp
W. W. Ogborn
James Wondon
J. F. Adelsberger
Brief Bits from the Times: local notices and odds
Rural Virginia style briefs describe mill contracts, property sales, court actions, political meetings, and daily happenings. Items include a cemetery stonework bid, a horse owner hopeful for wheat, peaches shipped from Deerfield, a bee swarm, a divorce decree, a steam radiator update, lodge meetings, school excursions, weather, fishing, and a colored marriage in Washington.
Instructions for sample ballots under Austelian law
Secretary of State LeCompte has placed printing instructions for sample ballots. The law requires official ballots to reach supervisors thirty days before the election, by October 2. Incomplete nomination papers from the Prohibition party and both major parties are noted. The instructions explain cross marks for party columns, individual names, and errors when voting for off-ticket candidates to ensure voters can cast ballots intelligently.
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LeCompte
Prohibition Party
Nartricket
Death of Dr. C. Borchard Burchard remembered
A long obituary sketches the life of Dr. C H Borchard Burchard, highlighting his Kentucky origin, Union Theological studies, pastorates, and presidency at Rutgers Female College. It notes his role as chaplain in Paris, chancellor of Ingham University, and his controversial remark “Rum, Romanism and Rebellion” during the 1884 campaign, plus subsequent retirement and public explication.
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Samuel D. Surebird
Bun Dept. C. Idk
Nteuten
Uneldacount
Anatixhof
Kentucky
Ventre College
Ouetke Craty
Langite
Clissis
Desusien Trust
Borchard
Transylvania
Isis
Union Theological Seminary
Paris
Ingham University
Burchard
Rutwers Female College
New
Rum
Ana
New York
Kings
Westchester Counties
Blaine
Cleveland
Howard Crosby
Brady Executors Appeal Old Allegany Judgment Case
The Brady executors contest Judge Aireya's decision in the Allegany case against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. They have prayed for an appeal and ordered the clerk at Hegerstown to prepare the record in the case.
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Aireya
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hegerstown
Funeral of Mr Mohler in Braddock at Feirview Church
The funeral of the late fbomss Mohler of Braddock occurred this morning at 10 o'clock in Feirview Church. Rev A J Gill conducted the services. Interment followed in the church graveyard with F Schroeder as funeral director.
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Fbomss Mohler
Braddock
Chuch
Feirview
A.J. Gill
F. Schroeder
Local notices of residents and visitors in area families
A long list of names and movements from Frederick area society circles. Residents and guests travel to Baltimore Carlisle Washington and Mount Airy, with trips to Buckeystown Shenandoah Junction and beyond. Frequent mentions include Rev Dr T H Lewis traveling to sail to Japan and return next Feb, Mr John A Kennedy on Mount Airy business, and Miss Phoebe Neidig heading to Carlisle. Continuous notes record visits, departures, and arrivals of local families and friends across various towns.
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Winds Corel
Tof Pox
Ortega
Severil Agiet
Juin T Muere
Baltimore
Aeddins
Ithetesen
Japan
Joseph Miller
Nose Frederick
Emmitsburg
Grace Buracker
D. R. Steiner
Buckeystown
Dorsey Smith
Jennie Brengie
Angleberote
Uchl Sully Ryu Springs
Eddie Routzahn
Walkersville
FD. Miler
Westminster
Phoebe Neidig
Carlisle
C. H. Fulton
Bettle
Ada Blumenauer
P. Rt. R
New York
W. H. Purnet
Washington
Bench
Richard Potts
Esate
John A. Kennedy
Mount Airy
John E.R. Wood
Monrovia
Wim. Barrick
Lynchburg
Daisy Bantz
Frederick
Minnie Hawk
West Martin ' Street
Mariinsbore
W. Va
Edward Eyler
Missouri
Jacob T. Moffett
Front Royal
R. C. Reich
Reich
Shenandoahk Junction
Emmitsburg Chronicle Notes and Local Events
Local items recount accidents and misfortunes including a man injured on a Baltimore train and several residents with sprains. Community updates cover church services, a literary society election, church painting, and Delmarva cattle shipments. Funeral and diphtheria deaths are noted alongside a farmer’s molasses joke. Baseball results from St Marys College and area clubs close the bulletin.
Missing Watches Linked to Westminster Servant Suspect
In Carroll County a drawer theft at Westminster involved two gold watches linked to Senator Bennett's family. A suspected thief, Henry Williams of Baltimore County, was dismissed from Bennett's employ and is believed to be in Baltimore. Other local notes include deaths of Dr Daniel J. Coonan at 39 and a vascular hog attack on Thomas Smith of Taneytown, plus a push for physical exams in railway mail service.
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Carroll County News
Bennett
Westminster
Benjamin W. Bennett
Ats
Henry Williams
Baltimore County
Williams
Baltimore
Daniel 3. Coonan
Carroll County
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas J. Coonan
Thomas Smith
Taneytown
David W. Franklin
Sam's Creek
William H. Franklin
German Baptist Church
Thein Adams nuptials in Emmitsburg church
Hymenal notice records the September 23, 1801 marriage at St Josephs Church Emmitsburg of Peter Thein of Joselle Iowa to Annie M Adams of Liberty township, Ps, celebrated by Rev H F White M. The groom and bride are identified with their respective towns in a concise rural marriage entry.
Fiocor Gave Way In Morning Tramway Incident
Two horses were beirog Jed up the tramway at the Carlin Touse tables this morning when the floor gave way causing a fall. Fortunately neither rider was injured.
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Shem
Finance and Trade Outlook Across States and Markets
Reports from major cities show increased output and rising prices in cotton and flour with brisk trade in iron and rails. Markets are favorable with easier money in Boston and Philadelphia, steady wheat receipts, and improved activity in Louisville Memphis Galveston New Orleans Savannah and Kansas City. Industrial demand remains strong for wool, copper, tin and lead as cattle and dairy receipts shift amid widespread trading.
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New York
Bduno & Co
Bostup Business Ag
Gurad
Geetis
Akananid
Cheveland
Cincandy Troe
Cinengu
Ad Roy Eres
Cate
Milwapakee
Rimeropolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Galveston
New Orleans
Savannah
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Miwaukee
Democratic Primaries and Bridge Bid
The Democratic primary meeting in the district elected 23 County Central Committee delegates for the nominating convention, chaired by Dr. Charles N. Hargett. Commissioners in Carroll and Frederick counties plan a 64 foot bridge over Sams Creek. C. H. Pearce to build approaches. William J. Vannort is challenged by Jacob H. Plowman to a plowing match at the State fair in Beltsville.
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Court House
Charles N. Hargett
Tarmbera
Charles N. Har Bipett
Victor Bauman
Arthur Smith
Charles T
Ee.shew Markey
Geor
Ape Sir Gilbert
Atefn
O. J. Gaver
iNler
Eat P Maulsby
Peer Ben Reich
B.E. Phebus
F. Wertheimer
D. Lowenstein
Charles BH
Gtermeh I
Richard Cramer
Jacob PF. Schmidt
F. Blackston
Wm. Payre
W.M. Besant
Charles Hegan
George Lambert
Henry Falk
James Bouck
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Bichinstry’s Mills
Sams Creek
C. H. Pearce
Frederick County
Re-Elected Directors At Frederick Constridge Meeting
At a meeting of the stockholders of the Frederick Constridge Company held at the Citizens National Park today, all the old directors and officers were re-elected for the ensuing year.
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Lordown and
Frederick Constridge Company
Citizens’ National Park
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