Democratic dominance and Roosevelt’s imperialism debated
The piece analyzes shifting party strength in the First Congressional district with Democratic gains tied to spending by Jackson, notes Republican ambitions, and critiques Roosevelt’s presidency as imperialist. It cites electoral math, party harmony, and Japan Russia wartime perspectives while quoting the N. S. Herald.
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John Walter Smith
Campaign for President and Vice President in New York
Ex congressman Miles and other lawyers challenge a court battle over ballot placement. The New York press shows Roosevelt and Parker Davis as leading ticket options with party division across major dailies. Pettison, former governor of Pennsylvania, dies at 53, a Methodist figure in politics. Campaigns organize clubs as nominations wrap, with expectations of a Parker Davis landslide in the East.
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Cambridge Board Adopts Macadam Road On Main Street
The Cambridge Board of Commissioners chose a macadam road for the town’s main street after reviewing plans and opposition. With aid from A N Johnson of the Maryland Geological Survey, the project added carriage space, improved drainage, and a firmer, quicker-drying surface, and is cheaper long term. The Democrat and News lauds the board for bold, forward-looking budgeting and urges Denton to similarly upgrade its Main Street.
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Free Scholarships Notice for Caroline County 1904
Notice from Denton Maryland June 28 1904 announces state aided free scholarships for Caroline County in several schools. Four at Maryland State Normal School Baltimore two at Frostburg two at Washington College Chestertown one at Western Maryland College one at St Marys Female Seminary and one at Maryland Institute. Examinations August 12 to 1904 and applicants must notify the secretary. board is included with the Western Maryland College scholarship.
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