Bryan in Nebraska Seizes Support as Campaign Climaxes
In Plattsmouth and Nebraska City Bryan draws vast crowds during a campaign swing. He claims Nebraska will deliver a Democratic majority larger than in 1908 and attacks Roosevelt Cannon and Taft, accusing trusts and big interests of funding the campaign while challenging Republicans to disclose contributions.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Roosevelt
Cannon
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska City
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Ana
Virginians wed at Hagerstown fair amid license queue
Couples from Virginia married during the fair in Hagerstown as ministers stayed busy. A Winchester man waiting for a license watched many couples, while some traveled back for licenses and others waited long for clerks. John W. Taylor married Miss Alice Virginia Cain. others from Winchester to Mercersburg obtained licenses. Clarence E. Grubbs sought a license for Grace Lee Homer and asked his bride before she agreed, then obtained it.
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Virginia
Hagerstown
Winchester
Court House
John W. Taylor
Alice Virginia Cain
First Christian Church
G. B. Townsend
John W. Strobridge
Idella Gano
Gerardstown
W. Va
Samuel L. Carter
Bella Raby
Mercersburg
Holua 2. Stone
Adam M. Bentzel
Andersonville
Mary M. Freysinger
Lisbon
Clarence E. Grubbs
Berryville
Grace Lee Homer
Mae
Virginia Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight With Fair Weekend
The forecast for Virginia calls for fair conditions tonight and on Saturday. No rain is expected and temperatures will remain mild.winds are light with a calm or gentle breeze throughout the period.
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Virginia
Roosevelt Policies Rally Sparks Senate Debate
A street banner proclaims continuity with Roosevelt policies as supporters weigh the chance of Republican control in Congress and a Sherman-led Senate. The scene reflects Nebraska political tension with candidates like Ernest Pollard and shifts on reform agendas and tax law.
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Senate
Congress
Sherman
Ernest Pollard
Canmon
Ole
Roosevelt
Hon. Jamies Hay Speaks Tonight in Winchester
Hon. Jamies Hay, congressman from this district, arrived in Winchester from Shenandoah county at 9 28 this morning. He will address voters in the courthouse hall at 8 this evening under the Bryan Kern Hay Democratic Club banner with J M Steck likely to introduce him. large crowds expected from Frederick and Clarke counties.
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Jamies Hay
Congress
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Shenandoah County
Hay
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Bryan-Kern-Hay Democratic Club
J. M. Steck
The
Klub
Winchester Fair Attractions Linked to Hagerstown Shows
Mr. J. W. Taylor superintendent of the Winchester fair, left for Hagerstown to negotiate attractions for the upcoming Winchester fair. He reported that the Hagerstown show this week featured several fine acts that will appear here, and that entries for the fair are rapidly increasing.
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J. W. Taylor
Hagerstown
Taylor
Miss Derflinger Weds Calvin H Warren in Lutheran Church
The wedding pair Miss Derflinger and Mr Calvin H Warren were married at the Lutheran Church. The bride, described as a pretty and accomplished young lady, is said to be a favorite in her neighborhood.
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Calvin H. Warren
Nettie Virginia Derfliter
Mra
Flinger
Evehing
Mr. Warren
Ana
Death by Own Action Rumor Denied in Local Report
A rumor circulated that a young man from Nation al avenue attempted death by his own hand via the rape route after a despondent mood from an alleged love affair. Relatives of the youth stated the claim was untrue.
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National Avenue
Nock
Leased Williams Flats by Local Residents
Miss Mary Strickler and her brother Wilton Strickler, along with Mrs. Clara Whissen and her brother Charles W. McVicar, have leased flats in the Williams building on West Piccadilly Street. The report notes their planned residence for the future.
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Williams
Mary Strickler
Wilton Strickler
Clara. Whissen
Charles W. McVicar
West Piccadilly Street
Fawcett, Keyée Ats Rise in Quiet Match
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate names Fawcett and Keyée involved in a match or event. Details are unreadable. no location, date, or outcome clearly captured. Further restoration needed to confirm participants and result.
Clarke Leads At Hagerstown Show
Great interest surrounds the horse show linked to the Hagerstown ag fair as it closes tonight. All classes filled and entries far above average with Clarke county horses winning numerous prizes on Wednesday and Thursday. The county was represented by Mrs D H Hether, Dr A D P Osborne, Bowles Bros, W McDonald and U D Benner.
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Hagerstown Ag
Clarke County
Mrg
D.H. Hetder
Adp. Osborne
Bowles Bros
Co. W. McDonald
U. D. Benner
Midshipman Byrd Plays Quarterback for Navy Eleven
Midshipman Richard Byrd Jr of this city started at quarterback for the Navy eleven in the Wednesday game at the United States Naval Academy. The team defeated Maryland Agricultural College by 57 to 0, a high honor for a fourth classman.
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United States Naval Academy
Richard ®. Byrd, Jr
Navy
Maryland Agricultural College
Noon Train Delayed by Traffic Causes Junction Hold
A noon train was delayed due to afternoon traffic, leaving passengers unable to reach Strasburg Junction at once. Those bound beyond the junction must wait there until about 8 o clock tonight, or possibly longer depending on conditions.
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Hern Railway
Strasburg Junction
Leap Year At New Rink Draws Big Crowd
The leap year party at the new rink drew a large audience last night with a block party won by Mrs. Archibald Oden and skating by the Hight of Japanese lanterns.
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New Rink
Archibald Oden
Weaver Family heads to Wit Song skating event
Mr and Mrs A K Weaver and their young son left last evening for a skating exhibition titled My Oy Yates. The event is set for Saturday night at Mar Ink with a start time around 9 o g lock.
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A. K. Weaver
Witsong
Oy Yates
Marink
Glock
drunken revelry after Maryland fair swamps Winchester crowd
About 750 residents from Winchester and Frederick counties attended a Hagerstown fair and returned home with Maryland rum. The crowd drank heavily, sought more alcohol on the way back, and faced headaches and water needs the next morning. Several locals reportedly bought and carried back liquor, filling the streets with a drunken scene.
Death of Frederick County farmer Henry Glaize at his stepmother's home
Henry Glaize a well known farmer of Frederick County died suddenly at the home of his stepmother Mrs Mary J Glaize at No 9 North Main Street about 7 o'clock this morning while moving from breakfast to a room in the front of the house He had attended the town fair yesterday and returned home last evening After breakfast he fell dead while speaking to workmen at the house He is survived by a widow Ellen Lupton two sons Conley and Harry Glaize two daughters Luther Glaize of Pennsylvania Jefferson Glaize and three sisters Mrs William S Hiett Mrs Albert Willand and Mrs J C Bywatts The funeral will be held at the home Sunday afternoon Interment at Creek grade The death is attributed to heart disease
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Henry Glaize
Frederick Co
Mary J. Glaize
George Glaize
North Main Street
Glaize
le Tor
Opequon
Albert
J. C. Bywatts
Hawkins and Dusing Marriage License Granted
A marriage license was granted at the county clerk's office to Wy M. Hawkins and Miss Bertie B. Dusing, daughter of BO Dusing, all of this county.
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Wy M. Hawkins
Bertie B. Dusing
Bo, Dusing
Winchester Fair set for October exhibition dates
The Winchester fair will be held October 26 to 28 with preparations underway. Managers promise one of the best exhibitions ever, noting the event is enjoyable and very popular in Hampshire county as Romsey Review reports.
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Winchester
Hampshire County
Romsey Review
High Class College Praised by Staunton Official
A Staunton document dated June 30 1905 commends Dunsmore College and its staff. Prof J Dunsmore notes high quality and respect for the institution while addressing a Sir and mentioning bank clerks and credit for their conduct.
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Dunsmore College
Staunton
Edeward Behols
Dunsmore
Gp Ferter
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Fawcett
Clarke
Byrd
Mon Ji
Ehua
Maryland
Hagerstown Fair
Lis
John O'Rear Dea
Memorial Hospital
Chipley Smallwood
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