Democratic Primaries Vote Notice for Caroline County
Voters in Caroline County are called to primary elections in all districts on Saturday August 29 1903. Each district will select five delegates for a county convention in Denton on September 1 1903 to nominate county representatives including Clerk of the Circuit Court Register of Wills and several other county offices. Polls run from 2 to 3 pm. By order of the County Central Committee Enoch George Marc Brranxt Chairman Secretary.
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Caroline County
Denton
House of Delegates
Circuit Court
Orphains’ Court
Enoch George
Marc Brranxt
Denton Faces Sanitation Crisis Over Typhoid Threat
A Denton editorial urges immediate radical sanitation measures to curb typhoid risk amid widespread insanitary conditions. It blames hogpens, polluted drains, and neglected streets, calls for abolition of hogpens within town limits, and exhorts authorities and citizens to enforce cleaning, drainage, and disinfection to protect public health.
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Denton
Primary contests in Caroline district set for this afternoon
Democratic primaries will be held in Caroline this afternoon with multiple district battles. The piece urges fair, spirit of friendly rivalry and warns against bitterness while stressing unity for a strong fall showing and a smooth convention outcome. It notes money has not influenced the disputes and calls for voters to speak their minds and for defeated candidates to unite behind the ticket.
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Caroline
Sketch of Mr Warfield Honors a Democratic Governor Hope
Paul Winchester writes in the Baltimore Morning Herald a flattering sketch of Hon Edwin Warfield a likely Democratic nominee for governor. Warfield is praised as dignified prudent and loyal a model public servant with a long steady career and noble lineage.
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Paul Winchester
Baltimore Morning Herald
Edwin Warfield
Ellicott City Times
Orphans’ Court
Howard County
Maryland Senate
Annapolis
Baltimore
Warfield
Tie
Commonwealth
Democratic Labor Vote Supports Smith for Comptroller
The article notes labor groups backing Labor Statistician Thomas A. Smith for Comptroller if the State convention nominates him, with strong party unity and worker support seen as key to victory alongside Edwin Warfield for Governor.
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Thomas A. Smith
Democratic Party
Smith
Edwin Warfield
Democratic prospects rise in Maryland as primaries loom
A Baltimore Herald reader notes calls for legalized primaries across Maryland counties and predicts a revived push in the General Assembly for safeguards on party primaries. The piece cites Democratic gains, Warfield’s county visits, and urges all Maryland Democrats to vote this afternoon. Also mentions Tou Dillon’s Readville trotting win and critiques Senator Hanna’s pension bill.
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Caroline County
Baltimore Herald
General Assembly
Ten Thousand Churches Use Longman Pure Paints in U S
Longman and Martinez Pure Paints are promoted for churches across the United States. The ad claims large liberal quantities to churches and outlines a cost saving method by mixing linseed oil with the paint. Local agents in Denton Bethlehem Burrsville Preston and others listed.
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Theausand
United Sates
Longman & Martinez
S&g
Jd. H. Nichols
Denton
R. M. Messick
Bethlehem
T. Harvey
Burrsville
J. Frank Lednum
Preston
Taxpayers Notice for Caroline County Taxes 1903
Notice of levy under Maryland act to add public local law sections. County Treasurer Charles Whitby asks taxpayers to pay county and state taxes by September 1 with 5 percent discount if paid in September. Tax bills unpaid after January 1 accrue interest from February 1. Taxpayer meetings held in Henderson Greensboro Hillsboro Ridgely American Corner Federalsburg Preston with specified dates and hours 10 am to 3 pm.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Ridgely
American Cor
Federalsburg
Preston
Iaw
Improved Fultz Wheat Claims Highest Berry Yield
The Improved Fultz wheat is praised as the greatest yielder of fine berries in the area, producing Red Chaff yearly from 4 to 8 bushels per acre under similar conditions. It grows vigorously with strong straw and berries comparable to California Longberry, yielding 24 to 2932 bushels per acre this year, while other varieties reach only 0 to 11 bushels. W. C. Collier, originator, Easton, Md. Notice: Denton Commissioners levy taxes for town purposes, due September 1, 1903. Four percent discount for September payment. Leslie Walls, Treasurer.
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Fultz
W. C. Collier
Easton, Md
Denton
Tex
Leslie Walls
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Denton Journal
Howard Milvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
MR. Warfield
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
New York Yacht Club
Reliance
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Gorman
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Cansor
National Democratic Party
Mudd
Jackson
Ocean City
Sichomas
United States Senate
Tou Dillon
Readville
Massachusetts
Crescens
Hanna
Buckeye
Bick Fordghufefman
H. M. Thompson
Hizksboro, Mar
Ecrchci
Colston
Grangers Mutual Insurance CO
Middetown
Oscar Clark
Grove Church
American Corner
Fowling Creek
Purnell
Towers
Mutchinson Trice
T. E. Kelley
E. C. Kelley
C. H. Clark
J. H. Covey
T. J
Screef
Newton
William H. Harding, Jr
WM. H. Harding, Jr
Washington College
Chestertown
Washington Normal School
James W. Cain
LL. D
Niss
Annie L. Armstrong
Executrix
Libbie Fulton Williams
Henry R. Lewis
Joan A. Sigler
Thomas L. Day
Robt. J. Jump
Register of Wills
Caroline Conary
Empire
Ontario
H. C. Fisher
J. H Barrow
Preston, MD