Maryland Democrats praise nominations and judges for Centreville
The Democratic State Convention commends the ticket for Governor Attorney General Comptroller and Clerk of the Court of Appeals praising candidates Crothers Straus Hering and Magruder. Centreville Judicial Convention nominates William H Adkins and Philemon B Hopper as associate judges with broad support. A request by Confederate veteran camps to revise Baltimore school histories sparks interest. The Republican ticket lists Gaither Urner Baker and Parron for respective posts.
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Court of Appeals
Maryland
Party of Progress
Crothers
Straus
Hering
Magruder
Second Circuit
Centreville
William H. Adkins
Talbot
Philemon B. Hopper
Queen Anne’x
Adkins
Cencenit
Hopper
Caroline
Ienry R. Lewis
Mesars
Opper
United Confederate Veteran Camps
Baltimore
South
Henry E. Shepherd
John Leslie Hall
William and Mary College
George R. Gaither
Baltimore City
Hammond Urner
Frederick
James H. Baker
Kent County
Thomas Parron
Calvert County
Demographic note on crime by race and local politics
A census bulletin shows that over 31 percent of serious crimes from 1900 to 1904 were by colored people, though they composed just over 2 percent of the population. Caroline county Democrats praise their ticket, while Judge Crothers and Dr. Hering have spoken locally. Governor Warfield suggested a possible United States Senate run.
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National Census Bureau
Caroline County
Judge Crothers
Dr. Hering
Campaign to curb bribery in Caroline county elections
An editorials urges concerted action by both parties to prevent corruption funds and bribery at Caroline county polls. It calls for excluding money from elections, forming a pact of workers to stop money used to influence voters, and stresses earnestness as essential to enforce new laws.
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Caroline County
Caroline
Maryland
A Strong Ticket and Platform From Baltimore Sur
The Democratic State Convention in Baltimore opened a new era with an unbossed process and a strong ticket on a strong platform. Delegates chose Crothers as governor for his strength, despite personal leanings, in an open contest that showed healthy life and respect for independent voters. The platform targets advanced political thought and calls for primaries for U.S. Senators to be held by November 5 this year.
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Baltimore Sur
Crothers
United States
Public sale of valuable farm in Denton Maryland
Under power of attorney from the widow and heirs at law of Aaron Willoughby late of Caroline county and now to be recorded in the land records the attorney in fact will sell at public sale in front of the Court House door Denton Maryland on...
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Aaron Willoughby
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Willoughby Farm Foreclosure Notice in Caroline County
Tuesday September 10 1907 between 2 and 4 pm. Property is the farm of the late Aaron Willoughby deeded to the widow, located in Caroline County Maryland in the Third election district. It lies on the road from Anthony's Mill Burrsville road toward Jobbs Ringgold Green road, adjoining Francis T. Willoughby Frank Murphy and heirs of Anna T. Downes, with boundaries continuing to be specified.
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Aaron Willoughby
Caroline County
Maryland
Anthony's Mill
Burrsville Road
Jobbs- Ringgold Green Road
Francis T. Willoughby
Frank Murphy
Anna IT
Downes
80 Acres Farm Near Hobbs and Denton for Sale
A parcel of 80 acres with a two story frame dwelling, attached kitchen, barn, stable and outbuildings. Includes a 500 tree peach orchard and other fruit, 70 acres arable in fine cultivation, remainder wooded. Located within 2 miles of Hobbs station on M D and W RR and 4 miles from Denton, near schools and mills. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, interest on deferred payments. Title at purchaser expense. NENRY R. LEWIS attorney. Joan W. Clark auctioneer. Purchaser may obtain reasonable loan in Denton Md.
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Hobbs
Denton
Nenry R. Lewis
Joan W. Clark
Fay
Lost coat found on road from Concord camp to Hobbs
A coat was left on the road from Concord camp to Hobbs and the finder is asked to return it to Frank Mitchell in Hobbs Maryland.
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Concord Camp
Hobbs
Frank Mitchell
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Carroll County
C. C. Magruder
Prince George’s County
Circuit Court
William IL. Adkins
Talbot County
Philemon B. Tropper
Queen Anne’s County
Elmer W. Deex
James R. Phillips
Throdore Saulsbury
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J. Olan Clark
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Edward W. Liden
Yor County
Wesley Jarrell
William H. Beck
William S. Crouse
Warfield
United States Senate
Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Carter
Redden & Downes
Preei
WM. A. Stewart
J. W. Hering
Atkinson
Easton Star-Democrat
Theodore Phillips
Thawley's Church
Tuckahoe Neck
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Osborne
Oliver
Walton R. Frampton
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Joseph H. Carroll
Rehoboth
Tuckahoe
Henry R. Lewis
Orvice
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Maryland State Normal School
Maryland Institute
A. W. Sisk
E. M. Nauy
R. Glarenger. Downes
M. E. Church
Del
Nerman Carter
Mt. Sterling
Ohio
E.W. Deen
Denton, Md
Jarrell
Ridgely
John C. Jarrell
C. Leslie Walls
Denton, Maryland
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