Good roads drive national reform and public utility
A New York newspaper lauds good roads as a global touring ideal and notes America’s push for road bonds, Maryland’s fall vote, and the broader impact of better highways on society. The piece also critiques Mutual Reserve Life Insurance, graft in Washington, and the role of Joshua W. Miles in Maryland politics. It closes with a Parable on telephone prevalence and government ownership in Sweden.
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New York
America
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Automobile Club of America
Maryland
New York Exchange
Hendricks
Isaac Vanderpool
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Mutual Reserve
Equitable
Law and graft drive political ethics debate
The article argues that ignorance of the law is no defense and applies to public officials who break laws and accept illicit money. It warns petty graft is as dangerous as large-scale theft, notes graft no longer exists in the state and county, mentions Republican fusion attempts in Caroline County, cites John L Sullivan on smoking, reports Professor A G Harley killed by a train, and notes Democratic leader Vandiver confident about amendments, with yellow fever alarms in the South.
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Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Caroline County
A. G. Harley
State Teacher's Association
Laurel
Baltimore and Ohio
Jas. W. Cain
Live Stock Auction Terms Adopted in Denton Sale
All sums of ten dollars and under paid in cash. For amounts over ten dollars, a credit of 12 months is offered with approved notes payable at the Denton National Bank. No property to be removed until terms are complied with. Fl P Covey, Auditor J Y Ring, T Pausy Fisher, Attorney Clifford Cook, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
FL P. Covey
J. Y. Ring
T. Pausy Fisher
Ciiton Cook
Maryland Proposes Constitutional Amendments in 1905 Ballot
A proclamation from Governor Towson directs publication of two proposed amendments to Article 1 and Article 2 of the Maryland Constitution. The measures would set voting eligibility, residency, and registration standards, and authorize limited state debt and public works funding. The amendments are to be voted on at the general election on November 7, 1905, with notices in multiple newspapers.
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Cenerad Assembly
Maryhand
Hall’t. Avery
United States
White State
Erty
Tails
Secoml
Lereby St
General Assembly
General Assembly of
Maryland
St. Mary's
Charles and
Calvert
Thia
Baltmore
Dallas
Liw
Turveronr
Towras WaAntrep
Court of Appeals
Traltimore
Leen
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Denton Journal
Sioward Melvin Tenj
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
W. Winder
Goldsborough
House OF Delegates
Edward E. Goslin
Jehu T. Blades
Harry W. Temple
William T. Hignutt O
Isaac T. Fleetwood
C. Clarence Deen
The
Baltimore Herald
Joshua W. Miles
Somerset
United States Senate
Gorman
Miles
South
Svelen
Cent
Wspapelr
John L. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Philadelphia
Louisiana
Alabama
Mie
Cok Wagner
Tuckahoe Neck
Griffin’s
Will
SreTtios
Lisseubip
Directfiis
Gteh
Legad
Aml Staud
State of
Senate
Spencer CG. Tones
Robert Moss
Yeas
de Sentia
Spencete GO
Tonts
Robert Mons
George Yo Eversait
Benjamin L. Smitil
Toe
Maui
Annapolis
Upwin Warpfield
Oswald Tilgillsman
John BR. Richardson
Denton
Med
Oveice
J. B. Baughley
W “Payne
Preston, Md
the Doctor
Douglass Drug Store
Market Street
Denton, Maryland
CO ‘To
Wright’s
Wright's
Lipp
Eye Biscuits
Winfield R. Wright
Baltimore
Howard and
Lexington Streets
McCall Bazar
Lexington Sts
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
BR. R. Co
Raz
Sene
Ver
A.M
P.M
A. Mip
MIP
Baltimor
Light St
Love Poin' Stevenson
Chester Narrows
Wincheste Walley Queenstow
Bloomingdal
WYE Mills
Willoughby Queen Anne Downes
Tuckaho Denton Fedsars
Hickman
Adamsville
Blanchard Greenwood Owens Oakley Ellendal
Milton Whitesbo
Overbroo
LEWFS
Willard Thovson
T. Munovocu
Gen. Pass
A. J. Benjamin
Supt
Div
Pass
Agt
Mullin
Wilmington
Fifth Ave
Uorsands
Drs. F. A
J. A. Greene
Krown
Chamberlain
Ougeby Nowwiziezlzls
Embalmer
Mr. Nowell
Washington College
Chestertown, N.D
the Normal Department
TAMES
Coophe
Undertaker
Jel
Cooper
Atreot
A. Detwiler
Ridgely
Ingleside
Marydel
Irwin Coleman
Calvin Taylor
Long Marsh
Queen Anne’s County
J. B. Raughley
M. BV. Heather
Thomas H. Butler
Baantiners
Chapel Mill
Talbot County
Queen Anne
G. C. Moore
Hotel
Kinnamon
Main Street
Bemail Kinnamon
Denton, Vol
Elmer W. Deen
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