Delaware Senate Balloting Yields No Clear Winner
Editorial notes on the Delaware Legislature balloting for U S Senator show tied votes for both long and short terms, with Addicks and Kenney each at 21 for the long term and 19 to 21 for the short term. The piece argues Delaware may remain unrepresented and criticizes Addicks and Han as self interested leaders. The commentary covers tariff, trade balance, coal seizure ideas, and a Helen Gould remark on women's public roles and the YMCA.
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United States
Delaware
J. Edward Addicks
Richard RB. Kenney
Col. H. A. Dupont
Willard Saulsbury
Higgins
United States Senate
Addicks
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Hanan
Hanas
Cassatt’s electric rail dream and a wider political drift
A 64 year old Cassatt envisions 15 more active years guiding the Standard Railroad of America toward an all electric system with trains from New York to Philadelphia by 1906 and a six track, 100 mph network. Roosevelt plans to appoint colored officeholders in line with state demographics, risking party balance. Smoot faces Senate odds after Utah legislature election, while a ministerial protest contends apostles owe loyalty to the Mormon Church. German naval bombardment near Fort San Carlos raises tensions abroad. A London paper notes British unease at German actions.
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Cassatt
Standard Railroad of America
Roosevelt
Maryland
Apostle Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Senate
Mormon Church
United States
Caracas
Fort San Carlos
Manilla Bay
London
Warfield Favored by Howard County Democrats for Governor
The Eliott City Times notes broad support for Edwin Warfield across Howard County and the state. James Mackubin, Howard County’s leading lawyer, endorses Warfield, citing public sentiment, his extensive state affairs experience, close ties with business leaders, and commitment to Maryland’s best interests.
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Eliott City
James Mackubin
Nestor
Howard County
Warfield
Maryland
Election officers to be chosen at next general election
The article lists the officers to be elected at the next general election including Governor Comptroller Attorney General and various county and state positions. It notes delegates registers clerks of courts county commissioners state's attorneys sheriffs surveyors and other offices with references to 1903 and the Baltimore Supreme Bench.
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Orphans’ Court
Willie Choe
Albany and Baltimore District Courts and 1903 Senator Election
In 1903 Baltimore City and multiple Maryland counties will elect judges and clerks across circuits including Allegany Washington Garrett and Montgomery Frederick with 72 Orphans Court judges and 16 Registers of Wills. Senators will be elected for four years in November 1903 across several counties. the Legislature will choose a State Treasurer and a U.S. Senator. Baltimore City redistricting may affect whether one or two Senators are elected.
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D. J. Zacharias
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert, Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
Washington
Wicomico
United States
Seccord
Fidelity Buildingz
New Purchase
State of Georgia
State of Maryland
State of Tennessee
Katy Stockh
City of
New York
City of Buffalo
City of Mobile
Ala
City of Norfolk
Cty
Westminster
City of Frederick
City of Rockville
City of Petersburg
City of Richmond
City of Savana
Cuba
Borough of Carlisle
Hyattsville
Lucas County
Ohsio
Montgomery County
St Siciaels
Monet Works Lond
United Railways & Electric Co
Matto
Baltimore Traction Co
Balto
A. Zaatouds City & Suburban Railway Co
Fem
Lake Roland Elevated RR
Charleston City Railway CO
Escases
Res Atchison, Topeka & Santa Be KO
Wilmington & Weldon RR
Raleigh & Gaston RR
Georgia Pacific RR
Tatersburgz RR
Virginia Midland
Georgia & Alabama First Consol
Central Railway First Mortgage Consol
Consolidated Gas Co
Memory Tribute to Mrs Fannie Hollis of Preston
A solemn obituary from Preston notes the January 13 1903 death of Mrs Fannie Hollis wife of William H Hollis after a long illness. It praises her patient cheerful devout nature and devoted roles as wife mother daughter and sister and recalls her trust in God during her last hours. Her kindness gentleness and steadfast duty are celebrated as her legacy to family and community.
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Fannie Hollis
William H. Hollis
Preston
Auction Terms Include Deferred Payments and Interest
Ten per cent of the purchase fee due at sale. Balance due in one and two years with interest. Deferred payments secured to satisfaction of the undersigned. Title papers at purchaser's expense. J. M. Walters.
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William S. Hubbard
Mary Matilda Hubbard
Robert H. Clough
A. D
Caroline County
Oswald Tighman
Court House
Denton
Oswald Tilghman
Jj. M. Walters
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Howard Melvin Dexj
Jonson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Judge Jenkins
House Committee On Judiciary
Congress
Jenkins
Judiciary Committee
House
Helen Gould
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jesus Christ
MR. Warfield
Falu
Spence
Jomn W, Smith
Hurrsville
William H. Hubbard
Greensborough
Bridgetown
Jerome A. Davis
Goldsborough Station
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Marydel
Ingleside
Frank M. Gooding
Joseph M. Walters
John S. Walters
Templeville
Isaac S. Joslin
John W. Temple
George W. Kuyler
George N. Smith
Isaac L. Dukes
the Journal
Will
Secu Fatents
Munniffo
Cberga
Scientific American
Broadway
Washington, D
Edward Peils
Walter H. Coggeshall & Co
Continental Building
W.W. B. Smith & Co
N. Y. Consolidated Exchange
CRC
Colston
Denton, Maryland
Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
Columbia, Virginia
West Virginia
North
Carolina
Pennsylvania
the Sun At Cent
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Tur Sux
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China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
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Norfolk
Charleston
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Philadelphia
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Wulin
Mail Tie
Daily Sun
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A. B. Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Baltimore, Md
The.ee
Moraine Herald
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Fidelity Wyane
of Maryland Resources
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S. Claius
Kot
Edwin Warfield
H. Crawford Black
Jos. R. Stonebraker
Henry B. Platt
Thomas A. Whelan
Harry Nicodemus
Charles E. Fink James D. Mason
George Warfield
Thomas L. Berry
Lloyd Lowndes Solomon Frank E. Stanley Gary Edwin Warfield
John H. Wight
George M. Upshur
Yanear Black
Seymour Mandelbaum
Robert Ober H. Crawford Black
Henry B. Plate John Walter Smith Wilbur F, Jackson
Frank A. Furst
Arthur P .Gorman
Deweese & Owens
Denton, MD
Sunday Herald
Ome Montil
THE
Weekly Herald
Herald Publishing Company
Fayette and St. Paul Streets
A. T. Reichman
Goddess Bros
N. Liberty St
S. Charles St
WM. A. Smith
J. W. Peters
Hickman
Del
Charles A. Irwin
Baltimore American
the Daily American
Poast
C.c. Fulton & CO
Felix Agnus
Keeley Institut
Capitol
Washngton DC
Ator
Crass
W.ghaskell
WM. J
Spe
Milton Bradley
Baltimore Street
East
Philadelphia, Wilmington _and Baltimore Railroad
Pasa
PMA. M
Clayton
Kerton
Hardy
J. R. Wood
Nisi
James A. O. Tucker
Harriet J. Clark
Alonzo Clark
Equity
Elizabeth Curry
Afaryland
Charles W. Hobbs
True Co Pa
James H. Nichols
Hambletonian
Faul Eux - Conbridge
G. K. Ebling
Ridgely, Md
Talbot Savings Bank of
Boston
WM. Reddie
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H. P.frick
H.P. Frick
Frick
Nevius & Frampton
GEO. K. McGaw & CO
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Newspape
Arles
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