Democrats Seek Lewis For Unexpired Governor Term Nomination
The Maryland Eastern Shore convention will meet at Ocean City next Wednesday to nominate for the unexpired Governor Smith term and the full Fifty seventh Congress term. Caroline County Democrats urge Henry R. Lewis as their chosen candidate, citing unity and strong district support. They argue fair regional representation is essential and that Lewis’ past leadership in the House of Delegates makes him a strong Democratic standard bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ocean City
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Dorchester
Henrys
Stewart
Talbot
Thomas
Hambleton
Gibson
Somerset
Dennis
Page
Miles
Worcester
Covington and Wilson
Wicomico
Caroline
Congress
Maryland
House of Delegates
Editorial notes on 1896 election and political shifts
The article surveys election trends from North Carolina to Maryland and nationwide. It cites fears of southern disfranchisement, McKinley’s German-voter alarm, and Bryan’s potential victory. It notes the Eastern Shore Board of Development forming in Ocean City, and adds headlines from the New York Herald about Republican setbacks. Towne declines the Populist VP nomination, pledging support for Bryan and Stevenson.
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McKinley
Washington
Middle Western
Bryan
New York Herald
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York State
Bryan embraces Philippine independence plan in Sun review
The Baltimore Sun reports Bryan’s acceptance speech as a strong indictment of McKinley imperialism. He pledges an early extra session to end the war, establish self government in the Philippines, and grant independence similar to Cuba, while opposing foreign interference and upholding the Monroe Doctrine.
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Bryan
Baltimore Sun
McKinley
Democratic Party
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Ublcs
Central
South America
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Congress
Philippines
Republican Party
Stop Bribery Movement Aims To Reform Maryland Politics
Centreville Observer reports a broad nonpartisan anti bribery campaign led by Baltimore elites and county citizens. The plan starts with a county anti bribery association, seeks signatures from dependable residents, bars political party influence, and pledges members to abstain from primaries to vote independently in the next election.
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Centreville
Baltimore
Maryland
Public Spirited Citizens Seek Denton Shoe Factory
Den ton citizens push a shoe factory project to provide steady labor for about 25 workers. The piece cites labor multiplier effects for Greensboro and Denton, and urges support from local business and farmers for long term employment and agricultural lime products. It also contains multiple anecdotal testimonials for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and LeGore and King Combination Lime with endorsements from various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Free Press
Denton
Greensboro
LeGorge Commication Lime Co
le Gore, Mo
Kina List Co
LeGore
Rich donor funds free Ear Drums at Nicholson Institute
A wealthy woman, cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, donated 10,000 dollars to the Nicholson Institute at 4874 Eighth Avenue New York so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may receive them free. A lame shoulder from rheumatic muscle trouble may be relieved by Chamberlains Pain Balm sold by Hugh Duffey Hillsboro and R J Colston Denton.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Nmporia
Kan
Tie
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Denton
J. H. Doak
Williams, Ore
Chamberlain’s
Notice of Free Scholarships in Denton Maryland 1900
The School Board announces free scholarships in Caroline County to four institutions including the State Normal School and the Maryland Institute. Scholarships at the Agricultural College require an $84 payment. Applicants must pass exams and appear August 22 at 9 o'clock. W S Crouse secretary and examiner.
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School Boam
Denton
Caroline County
State Normal School
Charlotte Hall
Maryland Institute
Maryland Agricultural Goree
Agricultural College
School Board
W.S. Crouse
THE
Lehigh Valley
Henderson
Greensboro
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Preston
WM. 5
Crouse
Denton Academy
Maryland
United States
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Denton Journal
Telvin, Steele & Johnson
Ietors
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai E. Stevenson
North Carolina
South
Alabama
Georgia
Matthew Henry
Charles A. Towne
Stevenson
Ohio
Kansas
Mark Hansa
Goyy Sra
Sam Saulson
Pekin
Mang
Hang Ping
Tle Tung
Hang Chang
Li Ping
Wang Hang
Will Baby
Miss Cayenne
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Mark Antony
Washington Star
Oakland
Thomas Nitchell
QUEEN
Anne's
Hillsborough Devine Park
W. I. Pennington
Hillsboro Driving Park
Hillsboro, Mad
Faria
Auburn
Seo. A. WicDaniel
SUN Bros
Progressive Shows
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
Callie Owles
Watts, Iredell Co
N.C
Mra
E. Whalen
Holden, Johnson Co
Missouri
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Dicivery
Fisher & Nichols
H. C. Fisher
J. BE. Nichols
J. M. Short
Hackett Farm
Ridgey
Allenies
Sita Brothers
Ing
NEW York
ONE Price Clothing House
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Maryland
New York Clothing House
John K. Calloway
ENUE
Denton, Maryland
T. Fred. Garb
J. H. Medford
Monsey
T. H. Evans & Company, Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants
Light Street
Waite Lead
Heath Milligan Mfg
Chicago
the Nuttle Hardware CO
Main ST
Denton, MD
Mattings
White Star
Burbank
Serge
Jas, T
Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
T. W. Jones
Hienfy R. Lewis
Gro. H. Beary
A&akon Johns
Ellwood, Md
OEHM
Acme Hall
Soehm
Qehm
Obis Agme Tall
Baltimore and
Charles Streets
Baltimore, MD
Everngam
S. Howell & Son
Charles H. Shields
Fred & Exchange Stables
Gootee
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