Democratic State Convention Renominates Hering for Comptroller
The Democratic State Convention at Ford's Opera House Baltimore renominates Dr Joshua W Hering for Comptroller of the Treasury and names J Frank Turner for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. B Frank Crouse of Carroll praised Hering's administration. Speaker General Joseph B Seth backs Turner and urges party reunion to secure victory. The platform endorses Governor Smith's policies and calls for primary reform, better schools, and economical state govt. Editorial notes list Talbot ticket and statewide figures. A census note reports Maryland women outnumber men by 9,494. Maryland population 1,188,044 with 1,181,691 per state census. District protest from Liamond State Telephone over county taxation is noted. The Baltimore Neire comments on good looking younger delegates and a prosperous Maryland Democracy. George W. Vernon obituary noted.
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Opera House
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Joshua W. Hering
Chanman Vandiver
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Messrs
Thomas A. Smith
Emory S. Turpin
Albert W. Sisk
Caroline
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Merriam
Bay State
Maine
Louisana
Kentucky
Baltimore Neire
Edison storage battery to go on market soon
A compact tin can storage cell claims to power bicycles or autos for 75 miles per charge. The article also reviews Lieut Col Oswald Ernst’s rivers and harbors report for Maryland, noting Baltimore harbor work and Choptank River funding needs, and discusses broader social shifts in religion and modern life.
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Edison
Mr. Edison
Oswald Ernst
Maryland
Baltimore Hamor
Property Auction In Marydel And Surrounding Areas
A public sale in Marydel Delaware and nearby Maryland locations offers multiple tracts. Properties include a two story dwelling with outbuildings near Marydel, a single story dwelling in Guldyboro, and a 35 acre farm with an orchard tenanted by Williams, all with possession dates in 1902. Additional listings cover a 61 acre farm with a two story dwelling and peach and apple orchards, tenanted by Charles Tis, plus a 61 acre Maryland tract with a two story dwelling and outbuildings. Separate parcels in Marydel and South Murderkill hundred, Kent County Delaware include a 7500 square foot town lot and a 71 acre farm with frame dwelling. Terms require 25 percent cash day of sale, balance in installments or all cash at purchaser option. Oscar Clark, attorney, Denton, Md., notes title at purchaser expense.
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Caroling County
Maryland
Alcade Emois
Marydel
Coraline County
Cgbe Willams Dosetaaican
Caroline County
Jesa
Tutroid
Scaar Clark
Crann
Flavier Hotel
Maiydiel
Kent County
Delaware
West Dover Kundred
East Street
James M. Kerbin
South Murderkill Hundred
Felton
Sandtown
Enoch Clark
James Stubbs
Innis
James Hurd
Peter T. Clark
Oscar Clark
Denton
Constitutional Amendment Proposals For State Officials
Two historic bills propose amending the Maryland Constitution to set salaries for the State’s Attorney and Baltimore City officials and to reapportion legislative representation after the 1900 census. The measures outline salaries and deputy posts, election submission to voters, and required returns to the Governor.
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