Caroline County Democratic Delegate Meeting Notice
The Democratic voters of Caroline County are asked to meet at their voting places on Saturday, July 20, 1895 at 2 pm to elect five delegates from each election district to form a convention to meet in Madison Tallon Denton on Tuesday, July 23, 1895 at 12 noon to elect three delegates to represent Caroline County in the Democratic State convention to nominate candidates for Governor, Comptroller, and Attorney General in Baltimore. Polls open at 2 pm and close at 6 pm. State Central Committee for Caroline County.
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Oach
Miasonie Tallon Denton
Caroline County
Baltimore
Masonic Hall
Denton
House of Delegates
Orphan Court
Henderson
Greensborough
Preston
Federalsburg
Hillsborough
Ridgely
American Corner
Liberty of speech tested by outrageous rhetoric in public
A critic condemns a Saturday speech by Toner as anarchistic and abusive, arguing liberty of speech does not grant license to attack the Chief Magistrate and private citizens. The piece warns reform advocates to repudiate such language and urges moderation to prevent widespread endorsement of anti-government rhetoric.
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People's Party
Toner
Democrats Call for Unity After Primary Fight
The Cambridge Chronicle urges Democrats to unite after a bitter primary to field strong Maryland and Dorchester County tickets. It praises party loyalty, condemns autocratic editors, and urges voters to back a capable slate for November.
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Democratic Party
Maryland
Dorchester County
Cambridge Chronicle
Henry
Chronicle
Democrats talk primary zeal and county plans in Denton
Democrats from around the county gathered in Denton on Tuesday to discuss a harmonious upcoming primary and county convention next week to choose delegates for the State convention. Voters show interest in property reassessment per Hayes lines and potential gubernatorial favorites. News notes a rail project from Queenstown through Denton to the ocean gaining traction amid nationwide events. The Baptist Young People's Union International Convention in Baltimore drew ten thousand attendees this week.
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Denton
Hayes
Caroline County
International Convention of the Baptist Young People’s Union
Baltimore
Anc
President Cleveland letter on Graves marriage invitation
A Cleveland letter to John Temple Graves from 1890 is published, praising marital happiness and divine love, ending with best wishes for Graves and his bride. The item notes prior permission to publish and mentions a domestic event at Gray Gables. Also reports a Williston land terrapin with inscription B.C. H.-1869 and local speaking plans by Rev. Walter Vrooman.
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John Temple Graves
Cleveland
Atlanta Journal
Graves
Mr. Graves
Postos
Haney
Odin
Groven Cleveland
Gray Gables
Benson Dill
Orin Williamson
Williston
B.C. H
Byron C. Holbrook
Political rhetoric and a rheumatism testimonial shuffled in a torn column
The piece critiques Conservative Republicans and cites the Wilson tariff era as a factor in economic gains, contrasting with Democrat ascendancy. It notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm endorsements from Mrs. Emily Thorne of Toledo and reports a cyclist crash injuring a carriage shaft rider in a high speed street incident.
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Baltimore
Tavitf
Chamberlain
Emily Thorne
Toledo
Wash
W. S. Brown, Denton, and
Uf. Duffey
Lillsboro, Md
Wanamaker Panarenna Store Seeks Autumn Stock Shift
Daly 1895 notice from Wanamaker's Panarenna describing harvest time for shop people and the need to retool a vast store worth millions in goods into an autumn assortment. It claims mutual gain from bargains and notes Japanese silks in 25 cent per yard stock, many styles but no blacks.
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Daly
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William Toner
Sillsborough
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St. N.Y
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General Assembly of Maryland
George A. Deakyne
Elerk, Denton
Caroline Ecaimts
Geo. A. Deakyne
Washington College
Kent County
Orphans’ Court
Sadler’s Commercial
Patterson
Egeleton
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Appleton
The
Jas. B. Steele
Register of Wills
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Challis and
Serge
West Inch
At&e
Wve
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Wanamsabker's
Carlsbad China
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Blackiston
Uaving
TH. MS
Nade
N. Flowers
HI. M. Thompson
M. Thompson
SAW Mili, & String Teas
Anthony
MUL
J. Dures Downes
Annie H. Downes
Main Street
Col
J. H. Gadd
P. A. McShane
Fames N. Todd
Tuckahoe Neck
Wam. H. Deweese
Asgood
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Park Ave
CINE
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Bainbridge
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Mork, PA
T. H. Hollingsworth
GOS
Gotton
Mattings, Mattings
T. H. Hollingsworth & CO
Odd Fellows’ Building
Haston, Maryland
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Geiser
Peerless Machine Repair Shops
Allnut & Moody
Rice & Hutching Gentlemen
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Cambridge
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Tilghman’s Island
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Lyford’s
M.c
East New Market
Corner
Willard Thomson
Fleming
South Street
Light St
Z. T. Witchinson
Fred. UU
Footer
Chas. Ti, Willis
H. Foote & CO
W. Camden St
Baltimore, Md
Third National Bank
South Baltimore Bank
Dearborn
Smithville Wagon Works
Rudolph Anklam
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Philip W. Downes
Annie I. Downes
Dukes Downes
W. L. Douglas
Monty
C. M. Lloyd
W.L. Douckas
Zadock T. Reynolds
Edwin C. Field
Oscar Clark
Eaid Court
Circuit Court
Eard
Edwin C., Fields
Edwin C. Fields
Choptank
Tuckahoe
D. I
Patchett
Bethlehem, Md
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