Democrats Nominate Unified Maryland Ticket in Historic Convention
The Democratic State convention on Wednesday nominated Col. John Walter Smith Joshua W. Hering and Isador Raynor for Governor Comptroller and Attorney-General. The party forges a united front with proven records in public service and Congress, urging vigor in the campaign under Smith’s leadership.
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John Walter Smith
Joshur W. Hering
Isador Raynor
Commonwealth
Joshua W. Hering
Raynor
Congress
Editorial Notes On Power Grants And Party Nominations
Attorney General Griggs warns against perpetual claims on U S public domain by ruling Spain transferred water power river Plata tramway rights and Ponce piers to the United States. Baltimore and county Democrats defer nominations seeking worthy candidates as party unity grows. Thomas A. Smith Enery S Turpin and A W Sisk reelected to the State Central Committee.
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Enery
Turpin
A. W. Sisk
State Central Committee
Ingersoll Death and a Free Thought Debate
A reviewed obituary and reflections on R G Ingersoll, noted agnostic, with critique of his attacks on Christianity. The writer recalls Baltimore debates, describes Dr A and others, condemns biblical dolts, and traces history from Burns to Williams, urging scrutiny of Bible doctrine amid religious conflict.
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Inquisition
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Jesus of Nazareth
Judea
Paul
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Dr. B
Brother C
M. E. Church
Ingersollite
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Ingersell
Notice to Taxpayers of Caroline County Levy and Tax Collection
Notice to taxpayers that the Caroline County Commissioners have levied taxes for county and state purposes. The County Treasurer will receive taxes due on September 1 and will hold sittings in Hillsboro American Corner Ridgely Henderson Greensboro Federalsburg and Preston on specified dates for the year 1899. A discount of per cent is indicated.
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Chamberlain
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Liberty
R. I. Porsalu
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R.J. Colston
Ridgely
W. E. Brown
Denton
General Assembly of Maryland
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Y Preston
American Corner
Preston
Havans
Chas, H. Whitby
Main Street
Niah Kinnamon
Scuoor Board
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Lehigh Valley
Hillshoro
Scio
Boann
Deaton
Maryland State Normal School
Washington College
School Board
M. Fh. Stephens
August 1899 Sale Showcases Global Furniture Range
Today starts a vast sale boasting stock from America France England and Austria valued over half a million dollars. A solid train-load of furniture, two miles long in value, fills two and a half acres across three floors in Philadelphia showrooms. The display spans Main Aisle and Cross Aisle expansions, promising the most elaborate exhibition in the city.
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America
France
England
Austria
Philadelphia
Wanamaker Reduction Sale Highlights Bargains Across Goods
John Wanamaker promotes a sweeping sale with low prices on lawns ginghams Percales and Woolen Dress Goods. Highlights include black serge and poplin at reduced rates, silk shirts and cuffs, waterproof collars, all wool suits for five dollars, boys suits at two seventy five, and 500 tailor made pants for five dollars.
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Ste. Boys
Proclamation on Constitutional Amendment for Maryland
Governor Linorp Lown des orders publication of a proposed constitutional amendment amending Article Four, adding Section SLA and Section BLA STA, with pay provisions for Baltimore judges. The proposal will be published in multiple newspapers, German language included, ahead of the November 7, 1899 general election for voter adoption or rejection.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Linorp Lowndes
General Assembly
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