Politicians urged to favor character over wealth in elections
A Easton Star-Democrat essay urges voters and leaders on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to judge candidates by integrity and ability rather than wealth. It cautions against “large–means” influence and cites reform needs amid distrust of trusts and political factions locally and nationally.
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Easton Star-Democrat
Maryland
Royal Meeker
Republican Party
Denton
Third Street
Market
Philip W. Downes
James T. Cooper
Robert G. Stewart
McGrath & Otto
Newport
Lazaretto
Jnc. A. Mackintosh
Congress Extravagance and Spending in Fifty-seventh Session
Balwamore Sun views the Fifty-seventh Congress nearing its end with vigorous debate and landmark bills such as the Isthmian Canal and Philippine Civil Government. It notes total appropriations at 927 million dollars, outlines major allocations including pensions, mail service, army and navy, and rivers and harbors, and argues for frugal governance and tax reform by the people.
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Balwamore Sun
Fifty-seventh Congress
Congress
Army
Navy
District of Columbia
Military
United States
Spain
Maryland Leads in Canned Fruits and Vegetables
A congas bulletin ranks Maryland first among states in canning fruits and vegetables and oysters. Maryland is second to California in fruits, leads in vegetables, and produced over three hundred million pounds in the last census year. Caroline County ranks second in the state for canned produce, reflecting strong local pride.
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Maryland
California
Gulf States
New York
Indiana
Ilinois
Commonwealth
Caroline County
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Missouri
Roosevelt
House of Delegates
State Normal School
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E. B. Prettyman
Washington News
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Admiral Dewey
Philippine Committee of the Senate
Carmack
Aguinaldo
Cuba
Real & Seasfaold
Talbot and
Caroline Counties
John M. Beaven
Sarah J. Barton
Thomas P. Hopkins
C. W. IL
Talbot County
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Tuckaloe
Chapel District
Hillsboro Bridge
Queen Anne Station
Queen Anne’s
Francis T. Barton
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Church Street
Episcopal Church
Sparklin
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Jeanette Shannahan
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WM. H. Adkins
James H. Nichols
West Denton
Orrich Tip School
Caroling County
Teachers’ Institute
W. S. Crouse
Charles I
Shields
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Anthony's Mill
James H. Thawley
Queen Anne's
T. Pliny Fisher
Joann W. Charx
Nisi
Henry R. Lewis
Clara Deakyne
George A. Deakyne
Dawson Orme George
Enoch George
Circuit Court
Charles W. Hobbs
Orphans’ Court
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Ohn
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Robert W. Knotts
James M. Knotts
Charles H. Shields
Matthew Garey
William H. Garey
Queen Anne
William D. Smith
Charles Mc. Collister
John F. Dawson
Long Marsh
Jos. M. Parvis
Hillsboro, MD
Osborne
Deardborns
Hhriliazahrs
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, Maryland
Susan Fowler
Henry James
Liber L. H. G
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State of
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Goldsboro Station
Delaware and Chesapeake
Deweese & Owens
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F. P. Covey
Denton, Md
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George & Willey
Alfred Cannon
Driver
Wm. McKenney
Ruthsburg
Cannon
Cook & Mason's
McCormick
McCormick Harvester
Osborn
Oliver
Clayton Wright
T. F. Stewart
Auct
Alfred Canxox
Deweese
Owens
William I. Deweese
Fred. R. Owens
Henry F. Andrew
A. Victoria Andrew
Absalom Henry Doughty
Absalon Doughty
Ebenezer Jackson
Liber J. J
John §. Doughty
Abaslom Y. Doughty
Hosea E. Doughty
William S. Doughty
Amelia A. Babcock
Land Recorders
William. H. Deweese
Fred R. Owens
Sandy Island Bridge
Arlington
William Brice
A. Z. Gottwalls
T. P. Richards
Sewell’s Mill
Sandtown
Del
J. F. Dawson
Somers Blake
J. E. Towers
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Jas. T
Mullin & Sons
6Th and Market
Longman & Martinez
James ,Nicoll
Dentes
Tilghman Harvey
Barravie
Hugh Duffy
Sbore
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