Debates on Maryland Ballot Issues and Party Tactics
The piece critiques Democratic resistance to perceived Republican manipulation of Maryland elections and discusses bribe risks, oaths, and federal oversight. It calls for heroic action by Democrats, anticipates a legislative session, and urges voters to focus on person and policy to safeguard electoral integrity.
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Ras Elasth
Dalat
Goliath
Cinet
Maryland
Coehusett
Adaw Bs Congress
Paris
Thousen
Republican National Committee
Iniff
Cisvyland
Pirties
Jackson
Lincoln
Mousey Hs
Goodspeed
Maryland My Maryland Tribute to a Varied State
A nostalgic pamphlet extols Maryland's vast natural endowments. It lauds extensive seaboard, forests, rivers, and diverse landscapes. The piece praises abundant natural resources and appealing scenery from mountains to water, highlighting the state’s climate and labor capacity.
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Bureau Iniatiziation
Union
Marstend
Maryland
Maryland offers a premier home with diverse scenery and growth
The passage extols Maryland from the mountains to the sea, praising fertile farms, orchards, and thriving towns. It highlights scenic beauty, abundant transportation by rail and steamer, churches of many denominations, and proximity to Baltimore and Washington. It urges prudent settlers, farmers, and capitalists to choose Maryland for better living and opportunities.
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Potomac
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Rich anarchists and a trust busting tariff clash in Congress
Representative Landis voices support for removing duties on steel and iron products from the Morgan Steel Trust. He argues big industrial combines threaten competition and likens them to anarchists, saying both trusts and violent acts undermine public sentiment and deserve a lesson from Congress.
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Babcock
Morgan Steel Trust
Congress
Representative Landis
Indiana
Colored voters plan schoolroom rallies to beat Democrats
The Queen Annes county community organizes nightly school sessions in colored church rooms to teach reading and writing for better voting while monitoring political shifts. Transatlantic telephony touted as near, odd anecdotes on longevity pepper the column. Easton Gazette plans a daily paper for the Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference in April. Col Prentiss Ingraham notes dime novels fading.
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Queen Anne’s
Easton Gazette
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference
Calvary Church
Easton
Governor Smith Calls Extra Session for Census and Election Reforms
Maryland Governor Smith justifies a special session to address census accuracy under state authority, election law fixes to curb nonresident registration, voter secrecy, and potential bribery. He cites public demand, constitutional authority, and limited scope to essential measures only.
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Smith
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Republican Rift Signals Power Shift in Eastern Shore
A Easton Ledger interview portrays Congressman elect Jackson as a rising king bee in Eastern Shore politics. It notes his feud with the McComas ring, ambitions to punish rivals, and support for Goldsborough as a potential U S Senator. Lincoin Dryden and Isaac A Barber oppose McComas, with Denton and Ridgely aligned dissidents seeking a Kent revolt.
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Easton Ledger
William H. Jackson
Jackson
Senate
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
United States
McComas
Philadelphia
Congress
Wicomico
Lincoln Dryden
Somerset
Isaac A. Barber
Talbot
Naval Academy
Caroline
Kent
Messick
Denton
Thomas W. Eliason
Political matchups and Lent draw lines on the Eastern Shore
The column weighs Maryland politics with potential U S Senate bets and party shifts. It notes Sidney Mudd as a kingmaker, Goldsborough’s fate, and the danger of split votes if the Legislature is not Republican. It contrasts party strategy with Ash Wednesday’s Lent start and social restraint across cities.
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State Central Committee
Maryland
United States
James Alfred Pearce
McKinley
Sidney Mudd
Louis McComas
Farm Sale Notice in Caroline County Maryland 1901
Constantine Grojean announces a sale at his Downes Station farm on March 2, 1901 starting 10 a.m. featuring horses cattle farming implements corn vinegar and household items plus farm real estate of 145 acres with wheat and scarlet clover crops. Terms require cash under ten dollars and six months credit with notes for larger sums. Possession given at once.
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North Dakota
Downes Station
Queen Anne’s Railroad
Caroline County
Denton National Bank
Constantine Grojean
T. Pliny Fisher
F. P. Covey
Circuit Court
Charles W. Hobbs
Vharles W. Hobbs
Clork
James A. Longfellow
Caroline F. Bazin
Ridgely
First Avenue
Narvey L. Cooper
Notice of administration grant in Caroline County
The subscribers in Caroline County have obtained from the Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland letters of administration on the estate of the deceased party.
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Caroline County
Orphans' Court
Maryland
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Queen Anne’s County
House of Correction
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Wilmington
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Berwanger
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Swing & Company
T. L. Day, Swing & CO
Ridgely, Maryland
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