Democratic Nomination Prospects Amid Census and Reform Talk
Editorial notes discuss the 1904 Democratic chances with Alton B. Parker named as rising leader, and Census 1903 figures showing US growth driven by cities and immigrants. It critiques Wilson ballot reform, mentions Roosevelt support, and condemns Republican corruption while urging a strong Democratic platform at St Louis.
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Democratic Party
St- Louis
Representative Cowherd Forecasts Campaign Unrest Across Nation
Representative Cowherd of Missouri argues national political unrest will aid Roosevelt in doubtful states, while East conservatives fear the White House, criticizing the do nothing majority. He contends tariff reform shifts to a Democratic Congress as business expects change. The piece notes opposition to Canadian reciprocity and border mills concerns.
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O]ney
Alton B. Parker
New York Court of Appeals
David B. Hill
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Missouri
Roosevelt
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Dakota
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Williams
Lewes Delaware becomes modern seaside resort center
Lewes on the Delaware coast is being developed by the Queen Anne Railroad Company as an up to date ocean resort opening this season. A new town on the beach hosts hotels and cottages with the Delaware breakwater providing safe harbor and calm bathing water for women and children. Lewes is the oldest Delaware town, famed as home to bay pilots, with waterworks and an electric plant.
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Lewes
Delaware
Queen Anne, Railroad Company
United States
Atlantic
Henlopen
Lord Baltimore
Stephen Girard
Delaware Bay Pilots
Eastern Shore Maryland attracts Western farmers with promise
A Nebraska settler praises the Eastern Shore of Maryland saying it offers numerous advantages for home creation and livelihood. He notes affordable farms for sale, better living than the West, and abundant fruits and vegetables, inviting homeseekers to relocate for a prosperous, comfortable life.
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Maryland
Nebraska
Bordeaux solution cleans water without harm says report
Washington Agricultural Department findings state Bordeaux solution present in water harms no drinker and destroys typhoid germs within an hour. Water cress unharmed. taste unaffected with one part solution per ten million parts water. It binds parasites and algae, sinks slime, and eliminates malaria by removing mosquito larval food.
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Agricultural Department of Washington
Real Estate Sale From Margaret Jopp Estate in Caroline County
Executors under Margaret Jopp deceased offer at public sale in Denton Carroll County two tracts of land in the Third district. Parcel 1 in Henderson town includes a two story frame dwelling, outbuildings, orchards and woods. Parcel 2 lies along the Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad with a wheelwright shop. Tract No.1 will be offered in four parcels then as a whole. sale proceeds go to the highest bid.
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Orphans’ Court
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Court House
Denton
Hobbs Corner
Thomas H. Gough
Henry Jopp
Philip Mehr
J. J
Philip Cooper
Alarion L. Beck
Deca
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Baltimore
Caroline High School
William TE Cashe
Henderson
Caroline Counts
Marykind
Cirrcuit Court
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Josephine Mien
J. F. Lechin
Preston
Robert D. Wayman
Alverne Wayman
Choptank
Salisbury
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Rey
1. M. Carpenter
Willard H. Thawley
Joseph T. Gough
M. E. Bossert
Thos. H. Gough
Dee d. Illary R. Lints
Jons W. Craig
Denton Depot
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton, Md
C. Leslie Walls
Improvements on a dwelling and outbuildings parcel No 3
A description of improvements on area one and one half story frame dwelling house with other outbuildings now in the possession of Clarence Emerson. Parcel No 3 outlines a lot in Henderson town bounded by Parcel No 2 to the north, Tract No 1 to the east and south, and the Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad to the west with railroad frontage between parallel lines.
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Henderson
Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad
Clarence Emerson
One and half story frame dwelling with outbuildings
Parcel description names C. H. L. Wiggins and tract details. References a one and a half story frame dwelling and other structures associated with the lot. Parcel numbers and exact tract identifiers are noted but partially obscured in the OCR text. The item presents as a property listing or notice detailing the described houses and parcels.
Farm Description and Boundaries of a Delaware District Property
All that certain other farm bounded on the north by Tract No 1 and on the east by William Saunders lands. It lies on both sides of the Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad and is described with a one and one half story frame dwelling with outbuildings and about 1000 bearing peach, apple, and pear trees. Currently in tenure of John QO Pippin, this tract borders River Bridge to Goldsboro road and adjacent properties of Raub Bell and Spencer heirs.
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State of
Maryland
Henderson
Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad
George Carrow
Edward Newlee
William Saunders
Preston
Coeptank
Hunting Creek Neck
Poplar Neck
Choptank
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway Company
Boonsboro
James Pippin
Greensboro
River Bridge
Goldsboro
John QO
Pippin
Thomas Raub
Andrew J. Bell
Spencer Heirs
John Wood
Fay
Williston
HLS Hworsey
Denton
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