Wellington elected to United States Senate
The Quent on Journal notes Hon George L Wellington elected to the United States Senate and to assume duties March 4 1907. It argues the Eastern Shore voters and legislators faced a bosslike push from Wellington guiding the party line, disregarding local wishes and state law, amid regional political tensions and changing allegiances.
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George L. Wellington
United States Senate
Wellington
Goldsborough
Mullikin
Westcott
Dryden
Dixon
Duke
Bossisa
Annapolis
Commonwealth
Chesapeake Bay
Wellington Wins Maryland Senate Seat Amid Party Split
Maryland legislators in joint session ratified Tuesday night’s caucus results and elected George L. Wellington to the U S Senate seat, with Goldsborough and other candidates receiving scattered votes. The vote showed a fissure in the party over Eastern Shore influence, and reactions ranged from sharp criticism to cautious resignation as observers forecast political consequences. A local note adds that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm helped Simon Goldman recover from rheumatism and lame back.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Emenus
George L. Wellington
Charles IH. Gibson
United States Senate
Mr. Goldsborough
Dorchester
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
John Walter Smith
John R. Pattison
Das. EB. Ebegoo
Wellington
Mudd
Randall
Goldsborough
Jones
Anne Arundel
Westcott
Dixon
St. Mary’s
Dryden
Bay
Eastern Shore
Tyler
Wilkinson
Byrd
Navy Yard
Picayune
Judge Russum Elevated to Chief Justice of Circuit
Caroline county hails the elevation of Hon. George M. Russum to the Chief Justiceship, noting his forty years of practice, broad state experience, and strong personal and political support. The community expects a capable, diligent, and graceful successor to Judge Robinson. Our heartiest congratulations to Judge Russum.
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Caroline County
George M. Russum
Rassum
Russum
Robinson
Republicans face rough seas in Legislature drift
A Maryland writer urges nominating Lowndes for the Presidency to fracture the solid South and solidify Republicans. Governor Hughes will fill about four thousand appointments, stirring loyalists to watch his choices. An old soldier praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, endorsing it for comrades who served in the Civil War. W E Brown Denton and H Duffey Hillsboro carry sales.
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Marydel
Maryland
Lowndes
Hann
Maryland Volunteers
Sikce
Corrades
A. E. Benpina
Halsey
Oregon
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
Mancha and the Bonds Debate in Treasury Remarks
A reader letters page argues that deficits are not due to revenue shortages. It cites Sherman Carlisle and Cleveland era policy, contending the surplus and gold reserves negate bonding necessity. The writer defends Democratic aims and accuses opponents of economic misreadings and gold trust influence.
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The
Arison
Democratic Congress
Congress
Shernan
Senate
Sherwan
Cleveland
Inw
Greenbacks
Carlisle
Rothschild Gold Trust
Gold Trust
Wall Street
John Sherman
A. P. Gorman
International Gold Trust
Mancita
Muncha
Treasury
Funeral for Judge Junge Robinson at Waverley
The burial of Judge Robinson occurred Friday at noon at his Waverley home. Hundreds from Queen Anne's and neighboring counties attended. The Queen Anne's National Bank directors, of which he was president, joined in the service led by Rev. James A. Mitchell. Pallbearers included naval officer W T Fullman and sons-in-law Frank Gowen and Anthony Hance, plus several relatives. The will, dated January 27 1890, leaves estate to his wife and six children. the widow is executrix with $25,000 valuation and two farms. The piece notes his modest salary and devotion to family.
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Judge Robinson
Waverley
Queen Anne's
United States Navy
Frank J. Gowen
Anthony Hance
Philadelphia
Edward Mellvain
Bethlehem
Howard Lloyd
Talbot
L. N. Beatty
Ralph Robinson
Georgetown Bridgeville rail line talks with Baltimore official
A Georgetown and Bridgeville committee met in Baltimore with President William IL Bosley of the Queen Anne's Railroad to seek aid and free rights of way for a southern route via Denton Smithville Bridgeville Georgetown. Other route options and local meetings aim to influence selection as the peach belt region anticipates improved access to Baltimore. Rt Rev W F Adams preached at Christ PKE and Rt Rev A Curtis confirmed two at St Elizabeth's. Chamberlains Cough Remedy extols cold relief. Lina Saulsbury announces start of dressmaking.
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Baltimore
Georgetown
Bridgeville
Dol
William IL. Bosley
Queen Anne’s Railroad
TL. L. Layton
R. W. Cannon
Wilbert Layton
S. N. Messick
W. I. Boyce
R. G. Honnsten
Charles F. Richards
Queen Anne's Yond
Denton
Smithville
Dridgeville
Bosley Messrs
Douglass I. Gordon
Peainsilar Construction Company
Wesley M. Oler
John S. Gittings
John S. Gibbs
Tonry C. Matthews
Eastern Shore
Delaware
Philadelphia
W. F. Adams
Easton
Christ P. KE
A. A. Curtis
Wihlington
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Wanamaiser's Artistic Floor Coverings Advertised
January selling of artistic floor coverings draws beauty-loving shoppers from miles around to choose from varied offerings at Wanamaiser's.
The New Dimities first view of 1896
The advertisement highlights dimities in white black tinted grounds with dots dashes stripes and floral sprays. It proclaims the familiar favorite now more attractive than fifty years ago and prices at 25 cents per yard. Location notes North of center and Third aisle from Chestnut street.
Linen Batiste From Ireland Advertises Pure Linen
An Irish sourced linen batiste advert touts pure linen fabric in natural shade. It highlights cotton avoidance and lists prices 25c 35c and 46c. Located north of center may indicate shop placement.
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Ireland
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Cambridge
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Mortgageen’ Sale
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Robert W. Rickards
Annie B. Turner
Aid Ist
Eliza Bettie Beachlamp
William H. Beachamoe
John Beachaorp
Martyagees
Fnask
Covey
Ant
T. Pury Fister
Faust
Herisdorf
Vici Kth
Strawbridge & Glothier
Shloliday Beaton
O. FE. Sturmier
Wewwierer
Howaid Jones
Bastin
E. T. Boyer
Denton, MD
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