Contested Maryland seat settled. House ends case
The House ruled Congressman Thomas A. Smith will remain in the House until at least the next session. The committee is empowered to take testimony in the Jackson versus Smith contest, with expenses paid from the House contingency fund. The case shifts to voters as conventions renominate Smith and Jackson, making their choice final at the upcoming election.
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House of Representatives
Thomas A. Smith
Maryland
House
Miller
Kansas
Whertas
William H. Jackson
Committee On Elections No
Committee On
Jackson
Committee On Elections
Smith
Ocean City
Editorial Notes on Trusts and Tariffs in 19th Century Press
The piece critiques trust busting as superficial, accusing Republican leaders of enabling monopolies while tariffs rise. It argues for a revenue-only tariff reform and warns of costs to the public from high prices. It also touches on farm losses from storms, a canal route proposal, and a Cleveland woman’s quick five-mile metric, ending with a quip about Osler and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Smith Urged for Second Term in Congress by Cambridge Record
A Cambridge Record editorial lauds Mr. Smith for strong attention to business and constituent interests, noting cross party support and urging a second term in Congress. It contrasts Smith with rival Uncle Bill Jackson in Maryland’s Eastern Shore politics and hints at a GOP leadership battle.
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CubBleveman
Bambridge
Smith
Maryland
Congress
Cambridge
Bill Jackson
Thomas A. Smith
Fragmented Timetable Snippet From OCR Rail Ledger
A block of unreadable OCR text presents times and place names like Baltimore, Love Point, Queenstown, Hillsboro, Denton, Greenwood, Ellendale, Rehoboth, and Ar. It appears to be a timetable fragment with scattered numbers and city labels, lacking coherent events or dates. The readable items resemble train or transport schedule data with AM and PM markers interspersed.
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Rehoboth
Lewes
Ellendale
Greenwood Center
Hillsboro
Queenstown
Love Point
Mhaltimore
Nie Tho
AM. P.ft
Baltimore
Denton
Greenwood
Ar. Rehoboth
Building contract obligations and board bid rights
The contractor remains responsible for the building until Board acceptance and must repair injuries during progress. Missing contract essentials are supplied later and materials must satisfy the Board or its agent. Deliver buildings whole clean and perfect and correct defects found in the first month unless due to the contractor. The Board may reject all bids by its order.
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Board of School Commissioners
Denton
Federalsburg
Ridgely School-House
Greensboro
School Board
Ridgely
A. W. Sisk
E. M. Noble
Sec’t
Flexible Furniture Sale Terms At Auction
One fourth of purchase money due in cash on sale day with balance in three equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen months. Deferred payments bear interest from sale day and secured by purchaser notes with approved sureties or all cash option. Title papers paid by purchaser.
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Harvey L. Cooper
Joan W. Clark
Terms of sale under the decree auction rules
The terms of sale require one third of the purchase money in cash on the sale day and the remaining balance paid in two equal installments over one and two years. Deferred payments are stipulated under the decree.
Sixth and Seventh Districts Candidates Listed
Sixth District Everett H Gale Democrat of Hillsboro Md faces A L Dunham Republican of Denton Md. Seventh District M Carroll Meredith Democrat of Ridgely competes with Maj George H Imler Republican of Ridgely. Eighth District mentioned as heading.
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Jonathan E. Towers
Hobbs
William F. Murphey
Denton
Clinton Cook
Harry B. Mason
Mid
Everette H. Gale
Hillsboro
A. L. Dunham
Mad
M. Carroll Meredith
Democrat
Ridgely
Maj
GEO
Charles W. Smith
American Corner
Everett C. Kelley
Republican Grove
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Denton (Journal
Howard Maalvin
Ben. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Iowa
Northern Central Railway Company
Cleveland
Osler
Newspape
Grover Cleveland Fountain
Philadelphia
Christ
Mystic Gate
Grover
Chamberlain
Douglass Drug Store
A. L. Duffey
Wright
Best Store
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Panama
Russia
Gibson
Sutton
Christy
McCall Bazar
Lexington Sts
Mullin
Wilmington
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Company
Centreville
Aulay B. Smith
Thomas L. Day
Caroline County
State of
Railroad Ave
First Ave
Laura Hornbrogen
Liber C. W. H
John
Western Union Telegraph Co
J. H. Reese & Co., Commission Merchants
W. Cor
Camden and
Charles Srs
Baltimore, Maryland
Maryland National Bank
Rouse
Deely
Pliny Fisher
Denton, Md
Delaware & Chesapeake
Cavey
Audt
Faun
R. Owens
Fred. R. Owens
James H. Nichols & Son
Schloss Bros. & Co
Byright
Schloss
30S. & Co. Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore and
New York
Circuit Court
Alfred Sigler
Jacob C. Madara
E. Grace Madara
Court House
Boonsboro
Cold Spring
George M. Russum
Henry R. Lewis
Liber E. Co. F
Ruthsburg
Frederick B. Stambaugh
Jacob A. Heller
Liber L. H. G
Frederick
Stambaugh
Daniel MacNichols
Central Avenue
Isaac J. Sigler
L. H.G
Liber
Town of
A. K. Robins & CO
East Pratt Street
Hammond
the Supervisors of Election
Daniel M. Gooden
Henderson, Md
Thomas A. Watson
Henderson
W. Townsend Downs
Mark I. Werner
Joseph H. Trice
Linchester
Edward T. Moore
Preston
Bayard Nichols
John Kent Republican
Gard
Thawley Jas
T. Sylvester
WAMTE
Beauchame
Test
Bens. IL
Jouxson
F. Covey
Denton, Maryland
Lee Chuing
Redden & Downes
Journal Office
Detox
Ofrics
Tearn
Marydel
Goldsboro
Caroline High
E. M. Nour
Bucknell University
John Howard Harris
William C. Gretzing
Lewisburg
Harry Collison
Frederica
Nathan
Maxson
Wheb's Landing
Bowers
Tol ST
Bodam
Roa
Wees
Bower
Twam
Steiner
Chestnut
P.m. Ak
G. W. Spurry
Hack
Chester
Philadel
Uost
Frederica & Phila. Nay, CO
Frederica Dat
Charles T. Matthews Co
Commission Merchants
Pratt and Hanover Sts
Chaltimore, Maaryland
National Nauk
Balticmore
Citizens Central National Baith
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