Electors weigh two associate judges in the Second Judicial Circuit
A editorials urges Dee Kent Queen Anne Talbot and Caroline counties voters to select two Democratic associate judges for a sixteen year term. It praises Judge Adkins and Judge Hopper, contrasts Republican nominees Tarburton and Towers, and warns against partisan judiciary while stressing continuity of law and order.
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Dee
Kent
Queen Anne
Talbot
Caroline
Second Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Commonwealth
Carmichael
Hopper
Robinson
Wickes
Stump
Brown
Martin
Centreoville
Judge Adkins
Judes Martin
Hono
William H. Adkins
Democratic Judicial Convention
Phileman B. Hopper
Centreville
Lopper
William T. Tarburton
Elkton
Albert G. Towers
Towers
Caroline County
Thomas A. Smith
Congress
William A. Jackson
Messrs
Adkins
Political bookkeeping frames Maryland GOP critique
The Baltimore Sun notes a dangerous Republican coalition with a weak platform and two bosses who controlled the recent convention. It portrays the ticket as lacking independence and faith in leaders, highlighting autocratic power and diminished courage among delegates.
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Gorman
Rasia
Editorial notes on Maryland politics and candidate prospects
Editorial notes discuss potential United States Senate contenders including Governor Warfield Ex-Governor Jackson and Ex-Governor John Walter Smith. Joshua W. Miles tours the state for the Democratic ticket and a Senate bid. Mentions bribery concerns traced to Salisbury, party hymns, Judge Crothers resignation and Hopper appointment, wardrobe of invitations, Cecil county loyalty to Crothers, and Mayor Mahool involvement. Concluding quotes from Jackson and Brown remark on nominations and voting dynamics.
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Warfield
Jackson
United States Senate
John Walter Smith
General Assembly
Joshua W. Miles
Home Coming Week Invites Maryland Returnees
Governor Warfield initiates a home coming drive to bring former Marylanders back for Old Home Week. The Maryland Home Coming Association maintains a registry at 602 Fidelity Building Baltimore with Burroughs and clerks compiling names across multiple volumes and sending invitations in Governor Warfield’s name.
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Warfield
Maryland Home Coming Association
Fidelity Building
Baltimore
Burroughs
Democratic Platform in Maryland State Campaign
Democratic platform from Maryland in 1908 stresses white supremacy and party continuity under Smith and Warfield. It praises past governance, calls for corruption and primary election reforms, supports oyster law enforcement, opposes a new constitutional convention, favors immigrant integration with caution, and reaffirms white manhood suffrage and state-focused federal powers. It urges electing the party ticket to sustain stable, economical governance and a strong, clean administration.
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Caipaign
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Edwin Warfield
Senate
House of Delegates
United States
South
United States Senate
General Assembly
Eople
Democratic Party
Delaware militia to camp at Rehbboth next Saturday
The Delaware militia will establish a camp at Rehbboth next Saturday, preparing for anticipated duties. Details on unit size or schedule were not provided in the available text.
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Mudd-Jackson Company
Mudd- Jackson
Delaware
Rehbboth
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