Registration Rules for Elections in Frederick County 1902
A local notice explains the voting registration process for Frederick County in 1902. It covers registration deadlines by October 15, 1902, registrar duties, required notices, and eligibility including soldiers and property owners, with specifics on registration hours and the shift to self-application after January 1904. It urges all eligible male citizens over 21 to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars
Thier
Times
United States
Confederate States
Frederick County
R. E. Byrp
Correct statement of tragic Whitlock infant accident
A corrected report explains Virginia Mae Whitlock’s death after a laundry wagon driven by Mr Barr caused a runaway with two girls, Bessie Fletcher and Metta Clingan, and the baby near Union Chapel. The wagon sped along the pike, shied at cinders, and could not be controlled until Brunk's lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mae Whitlock
Barr
Brunk
Union Chapel
Mr. Barr
Picnic at Island Park August 14 With Sarah Zane
Public notices urge attendance at the Sarah Zane picnic at Island Park on August 14 with a round trip fare of 65 cents. Local items report arrivals and visits, including Albert Nail painting a house in Stephens City and Dr. W. S. Love in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Sarah Zane
Miuver Surety Co
Albert Nail
Ron Robertson
Stephens City
Love
Philadelphia
Sarah Zane Steam Fire Company
C. A. Evans
Vaucuse Notes Highlight Local Socials and Visits
Misses Maude and Ada Larrick with brothers Hugh and Howard Larrick of Chambersville spent Sunday at Tulip with Miss May Ginn. Claude Stickley visits Washington. Rev. Dr. W H Woods of Baltimore preached at Cedar Cliff to a large crowd. Misses Boyer and Wisman of Shenandoah county visit Miss Nellie Dinges. Pine Top Yard party drew nearly $70 on Saturday night. Mrs J C Clarke of Washington DC visits sister Mrs R A Larrick. Lucy Kline returns from North Carolina. Warren Davie returns to Front Royal. Neva Hottle, Clifton Forge music teacher, stays overnight en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Ada Larrick
Hugh and
Howard Larrick
Chambersville
Tulip
May Ginn
Claude Stickley
Washington
W. H. Woods
Baltimore
Cedar Cliff
Boyer and
Wisman
Shenandoah County
Pine Top
Ridings
Peter Kline
Missouri
J. C. Clarke
Washington, D. C
R.A. Larrick
Lucy Kline
North Carolina
Warren Davie
Kone
Front Royal
Neva Hottle
Clifton Forge
Hanisonburg
For Rent Seven Room Dwelling at 411 North Market
Classified notice for a seven room dwelling available at 411 North Market Street. Apply to G. O. Snapp at 6 61, with contact details in the local rental column.
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North Market Street
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West Water Street
Meredith
Marshall Baker
Jordan Springs
Messrs. W. 8. Belding
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Capon Sun
Bessie Gibbs
Martinsburg
Emma Affleck
Strasburg
Edith V. Crump
Bessie Keller
Alexandria
Mrs. G.S. Funkhouser
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A. H. Aldeman
Langdon, D. C
James Funk
South Market Street
Isaiah Larrick
Kansas
J. W. Larrick
Laura
Albn Beauregard
John G. Walker
New Orleans
James Clarke
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Thos. Keating
Naginie Carter
Miss Mary Capper
Prince William County
Vaucluse
Vaucuse
Horsey and Atwell’s
Fe, Bruce Capper
W. Water St
THE
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, L’mt’d
Eve Winchester
Messrs
H. R. Bryarry
Episcopal Female Institute
Winchester
W. C. Marshall
Gra. Univ. Va
North Braddock Street
Virginia
Court House
B. James Fergusson
A. G. Swanson
T-461
Unger
W. Va
Clark H. Purcet
Harriett Lane
Thomas Keating
A&t
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
Fairfax College and Preparatory School
Winchester Inn
Fairax College
Shepard
Ladies Hose
Mens Sox
Oxfords
Cts
Elly
F .C. E. Huntsberry
A. L Shearer
Bowers
Lenore
Major Conrad
Sibert & Denny’s
Water Street
F. P .Pine
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Bailey & Boxwell
Bailey & Boxwell’s
P. A. Reardon
Evening Star
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Geo. E. Bushnell & Co
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