Warfield Favored as Democratic Governor Candidate in Baltimore Area
Baltimore opinion favors Edwin Warfield for governor, with local sentiment building since his role in Smith primaries. Cartered by long public presence, Warfield’s backers argue he meets the governor standard, while Jones Hubner and Baughman are respected peers. The era’s rail and port plans, led by Gould, promise Baltimore’s rise as a major export hub. dredging, larger water front, grain elevators, and steamship links foresee lower costs and greater cargo flow, boosting Maryland’s economy.
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Baltimore
Caroline County
Spencer C. Jones
Montgomery
Edwin Warfield
John Walter Smith
Smith
Warfield
Mr. Jones
John Hubner
L. Victor Baughman
Pacific
Atlantic
Gould
Mr. Gould
Spring Gardens
New York City
New York
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland Aeropolis
Monumental
Caroline County Democratic Primary and Convention Notice
Notice to Caroline County Democratic voters to hold primary elections in districts at polling places on Saturday July 25 1905 and elect five delegates per district for a county convention in Denton on July 28 1903 to elect three delegates for the State Convention in Baltimore to nominate governor attorney general and comptroller of the treasury polls open 2 to 6 pm state central committee names Thomas A. Smith Emory S. Turpin A. W. Sisk endorse the event.
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Caroline County
Denton
Lo’clock
Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Arthur Stump
Supreme Bench
Crawford
State Central Committee
Mr. Stump
Cecil County
Frederick Stump
County Democratic Committee to Meet in Denton
Members of the Democratic County Central Committee are requested to meet in Denton on Tuesday afternoon July 28. Important business. ENOCH GEORGE, Chairman.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Denton
Enoch George
Storm devastates Baltimore and suburbs with widespread damage
A fierce Sunday storm battered Baltimore and northern suburbs causing extensive destruction including many unroofed houses, collapsed walls, uprooted trees, and torn fences, with the northeastern section hardest hit and property losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Baltimore
Taxes Due Notice for 1901 and 1802 Await Payment
Notice warns taxes for 1901 and 1802 must be paid promptly to avoid expense and trouble. Dated 7-18-31. Illinois official Dukes Shen context indicates local government notice.
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Dukes
Shen
Historic Caroline County real estate sale 1903 tract details
Real estate in Caroline County Maryland described in 1903 proceedings includes multiple lots from 1 to 9 in Ridgely and Hillsboro areas. Highlights: Lot 1 through Lot 9 variously bound by county roads, J. Fleming, widows dower, and Queen Annes Railroad. parcels include 1000 peach trees, timber, a graveyard half an acre, and a 14 story dwelling with outbuildings. Deeds trace to Ridgely trustee to Dr. Thomas Hackett dated 1882, with references to land records Liber L. H.G., Liber L. G., J. J., and T. F. G. notes. Contains timbered sections and improvements on several tracts.
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Queen Anne's Railroad
Tillsboro
Denton
Huett Truxon
Slillsboro
Ridgely
Thomas Hackett
Wiliam A. Barton
R. J
Caroline County
Hillsboro
Samuel Pritchett
Greenmount Cemetery
Railroad Avenue
Tuckahoe Creek
William S. Ridgely
der. Thomas Hackett
L. H.G
Baaring
Nillsboro
J. PE. Fleming
John Thomas
Liber L. H. G
W. F. Pennington
W. F. Jackson
Stillsboro
Hillsborough
Tuckahoe Neck
Fisher
Beirs
Hanley
Samuel Smith
Sailsbury Bros
Philip W. Downes
J. J
Saulsbury Bros
Samuel Murry
Queen Anne's
J.D. Flemming
John D. Kemp
Property Sale At Fair Grounds Listed For Bids
Beginning at ten o clock in the morning the sale lists animals including mules cows sheep lambs hogs and a bull. Farm equipment features two two horse wagons a covered wagon with seats a spring wagon a Dayton mower binder and various plows harrows cultivators and harvest gear plus miscellaneous tools and hardware. Many other articles not here mentioned complete the catalog.
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Dayton
McCormick
Bradley Corn
Oliver
Great reductions in every department now on display
Our store slashes prices across all departments with goods at cost or below. Muslin, ginghams, calico, linens, lawns, damask, and hosiery plus clothing, shoes, hats, and corsets reduced. Special on suits, pants, and boys wear, plus carpets, groceries, queensware, and trade stamps. Visit to see bargains and trade discounts.
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Williston
C. H. Towers & Bro
Williston, Md
Mohnks
Nuns Weiling
Albatross
Latin Liberty
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Denton Journal
Noward Melvin Bend
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
MR. Warfield
County Central Committee
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Gorman
Maryland
Judge Parker
Delaware
Peninsula
Washington
Post Office Department
Annapolis
Thomas Jones
Col
Luther H. Gadd
McComas
James G. Blaine
Augusta
Senator Gorman
Europe
WM. B. Todd
Federalsburg
Preston
R. Shull
Greensborough
Hillsboro and
Ridgely, Md
Circuit Court
Thomas Cox Hackett
Robley Hackett
Court House
State of
Ekska
Jarman
Joseph H. Carroll
John W. Carroll
Katharine Hackett
F. P. Covey
Fred R. Owens
Theodore Phillips
Thawley’s Chapel
Rive Stoce
Maud
Sam
Indy
Hamilton
Bickfork & Huiman
York
Dearborn
Syracuse
Denton National Bank
O. Bloxsom
J. W. Clark
Shields Farm
Emerson Farm
Levi King
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Wadi Hw
Layton
Kenton
Marydel
Jenderson
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Easton
Trappe
Oxford
P.mia, At
Queen Anne
Sree Comuvas Ss
P. Mip
Eae
Eel
A. Mip. BM
W. Atterbury
KR. Wood
W. Boyd
W. S. Garey
Journal Office
H. M. Thompson
Senate
J. H. Barrow
Preston, MD
Baltimore,and Eastern Shore Transportation Company
Matize
Wheely
Wrill
Spear's Wharf
Sn. m
Cambridge
Choptank
Kingston
Turkey Creek
Gilpin's Point
Hullus
Downes
Towers
Lyford
Passapac's
L. B. Towrers
T. S. Slaughter
Skipton
Talbot County
Oscar Clark
Denton, Md
N. L. Tribett
J. Godwin CO
Jone Price
Crass Goods
J. C. Godwin Co
N. Washington Street
Haston
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