Baltimore pays tribute to Elihu E Jackson as leading Democrat
The Baltimore News honors Elihu E Jackson a major Eastern Shore business figure and prominent Democrat who died Friday at his Baltimore winter home. He was highly regarded for enterprise generosity and steadfast loyalty reflecting deeply in Salisbury and his home community. Governor Jackson was known for kindness and optimism, and his public life left a lasting impression on many. The article lists Assembly officers including Senate President Seph J Seth Clerk W Trickett Reading Clerk John R Shower among others.
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New Year Hope and Public Resolve Reflect in 1907 Musings
A reflective New Year piece urges courage, renewal, and higher aims for all, citing Governor Johnson and tariff reform as 1908 priorities. Includes community notes on visits, illness, and a memorial poem for Rachel Fearnes, dated December 29 1907.
Local residents move between homes this winter
Mr Dan Wright and family moved to one of Mr Foster's new houses January 1. Mr Thomas Christopher moved to Mr Henry Brown's first floor tenement. Mr J S Truitt purchased an interest in Dr Osler's house boat at Chambers Co's wharf. Twiford Noble and wife from North Carolina visited at J Walter Noble's home over Christmas. Mark Morris sold his farm near Liberty to Howard Hubbard and moved to a farm near Dover. Mr Joseph Noble returned from Baltimore. Misses Ollie and Olie Noble visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr Hubert Carroll's family moved into D R Flaharty's house. Miss Spicer of Seaford visited Harry Spicer last week.
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