Caroline farmers look to peaches and corn for gains in 1904
Editorial notes say Caroline farmers expect profitable returns this year as peach crops recover losses from strawberries and wheat yields improve with corn prospects. The piece highlights agricultural progress over 25 years, banking growth, and local political chatter including a potential move of the Ocean City Congressional Convention to Denton. Gen John Black critiques the Civil War pension decree as not yet law.
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Caroline
John Black
Civil Service
Boston
Congress
Black
Ocean City
Denton
Queen Anne’s
Henry R. Lewis
Jourxarn
St. Louis
General Assembly of
Maryland
Caroline County
State of
Circuit Court
Martin L. Friend
Fourth Street
Holliday Voss
Fourth
Martin L
Lawrence B. Towers
Republicans use colored voters to boost campaign efforts
A dated critique alleges the 1901 Republican text book targets colored citizens for political gain. It notes portraits of Cortelyou and Lyons and lists thousands of African American officeholders in the Roosevelt era, claiming nearly five thousand colored public servants earning about three million dollars. It cites districts and cites national committee aims to secure the black vote.
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Republican Inter-State League
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Richmond
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Savannah
Republican Party
National Republican Committee
Addicks Republicans nominate ticket at Dover convention
The Addicks Republican state convention in Dover nominated a full ticket led by Governor Henry C. Conrad and Lt. Governor I. Thomas Parker. Other picks included Hiram Burton for Congress, Sylvester D. Townsend Jr for Attorney General, Thomas Curry for State Treasurer, Rev. David Clark as State Auditor, George W. Marshall as Insurance Commissioner, and electors Thomas H. Savey, Marlow Hayes, and Dr. William P. Orr.
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Henry C. Conrad
Wilmington
I. Thomas Parker
Congress
Hiram Burton
Lewes
Sylvester D. Townsend, Jr
Thomas Curry
Bridgeville
David $5
Clark
Kenton
George W. Marshall
Milford
Thomas Hf. Savey
Marlowe Hayes
William P. Orr
Political notes on Maryland party nominating prospects
Eastern Shore Democrats weigh in on who may be named to run in the First district article notes former Governor Jackson and General Joseph B. Seth as possible nominees. Thomas A. Smith favored reasserting support though not broadly welcomed. Vandiver reports coordinating district conven tion communication and optimism about a winning candidate.
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Jackson
Thomas A. Smith
Caroline County
Wicomico Leader
Baltimore News
Joseph B. Seth
Talbot County
Baltimore Sun
Henry Lewis
Ocean City
St.Louis
Vandiver
Maryland
Declination of ex-Governor Jackson Dims District Hope
The Democrat says the ex-governor's decline disappoints the party after the convention delay but keeps the door open for harmony. The editor believes one Democratic congressman can still be elected and names potential candidates to carry the banner to victory. Subscribe for THR JOURNAL.
Democrats seek new strong candidate for Congress
The Salisbury Advertiser notes ex-Governor FE. EK. Jackson could not accept the nomination for Congress in the First District. It urges the district convention to soon select a winning Democrat from the Eastern Shore, capable and approved by the rank and file to lead a successful fall fight and carry the party standard to national legislation.
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Salisbury
FE. EK. Jackson
Campaign World offers combined journal and thrice weekly deal
The Thrice-a-Week World promises prompt full truth about the presidential race Parker and Davis or Roosevelt and Fairbanks. It also notes a great war in the East with regular reports from a strong field staff. Annual price for both papers is 1.65 dollars, saving 0.35 from the separate 2.00 total.
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United States
Parker
Davis
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Planting and Cultivation of Strawberries by Corbett
Prof Corbett of the bureau of plant industry discusses August and September planting for Atlantic coast states south of New York. Hill system set plants 3 by 3 feet, while matted row uses single rows with 12 inch plant spacing. In Florida beds 8 to 12 feet wide with 24 inch row spacing. Runners expand to 6 to 9 inches, leaving 30 inches between rows, adjustable to 18 inches where space is tight.
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Corbett
Bureau of Plant Industry
Mr. Corbett
Atlantic Coast
New York
Florida
Parker and Davis ticket in 1872 Labor Reform party
David Davis of Illinois headed the Labor Reform party ticket for president in 1872 with Governor Joel Parker of New Jersey as running mate. The Democratic convention failed to form its own platform, adopting the Liberal Republican platform and nominating Horace Greeley for president.
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Parker
National candidates listed by Puck in lead positions
Puck names top national contenders with Taraport Roosevet of New York for Emperor, Charles Warren Farbanks of Indiana for Prince Imperial, Alton Brooks Parker of New York for President, and Hurry Gassaway Daves of West Virginia for Vice President.
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Puck
Taraport Roosevet
New York
Prince Imperial
Charles Warren Farbanks
Indiana
Alton Brooks Parker
Hurry Gassaway Daves
W. Virginia
Local Schedule Fragments From Greensboro Area
Mixed entries show weekly time slots across towns such as Greensboro Henderson Ridgely Hillsboro and Federalsburg with dates and hours listed from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on various days including September 7 to September 30. Readable items reference multiple locations and dates without full context or event type.
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Greensboro
Henderson
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Federalsburg
Preston
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Jioward Melvin Dinj WO
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Frank
Elihu Jackson
John FE. George
J. Herbert Shriver
James King
Charles H. Knapp
Samuel A. Mudd
Ferdinand Williams
Addicks Republicans
Delaware
Dover
Mr. Roosevelt
Miles
Peninsula
Warfield
Newt
Seth
Tom Smith
Laird Heary
Mienty
the Journal and the World
Strawberry Plantlog
Frm
Wilmington Business School
Mr. Beacon
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Oehm’s
America
Qoeum
ACME
W. Lexington St
Charles
Roelof
Mesq
Mullin
T. Alan Coldsborough
Fletcher Clark
Baston, MD
Acts of Maryland
Irwin T. Sainsbury
Ridgey
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Harvey L. Coorrer
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Cradauto
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Beacom
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Willongton
Det
Jerome A. Cox
Chas. B. Harrison
Preston, Md
Benj
H. Jolenson
Denton, Maryland
Nuttle Hardware Store
Pepper & Poole
Colt
Andersontown
Iy Farm
Samuel G. Nuttle
George I
Berry
Denton, Md
Pliny Fisher
Denton, Mp
Greer Clark
Kis
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USB
J. H. Barrow
Sherife’s Sale
Rhal Hstath
Court House
eorTide
Isaac L. Dures
Harris' Chapel
Tuckahoe Neck
Sharp
Nellie
Florie
Turles
Tlereford
South Bend
Oliver Chird
Empire
Jones
McCormick
Osborne
Dearborn
Denton National Bank
John Satterfield
Oscar Clark
Jonsx W. Clark
Wimmer & Co
J. I., Reese & Co
Thos
Everngai
Concord
Lady Butler
C. Luslie Walls
E. Hoffman
Tuckahoe, Md
Bradford Downes
Act of Assembly
Charles UH. Whitby
W.S. Crouse
Nisi
Mary FE
Liden
Elenor Coates
Orphans’ Court
Equity
Mary E. Liden
John F. Dawson
J. Clan Clark
W. HL. Deen
Robt. J. Jump
Register of Wills
Nsi
George W. Wilson
Antonius Helmich
Thomas L. Day
Godwin
Office OF the
U.S
W. S. Crouse
John J. Barnes
Third ST. Vilar Denton, MD
B. Parris
Burrsville
Whiteleysburg
Parris
Willoughby Nowell
T. Pliny Fisher
Bsc
Zoos Loft
Kalamazoo
Warner's
Cresco’s
Grocery Department
Thomas Lipton
N. Washington ST
Easton, Maryland
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