Primary election notice for Caroline county July 22 1905
Notice to Democrats and conservatives of Caroline county that a primary election will be held Saturday July 22 1905 at usual district polling places to elect five delegates per district for county convention in Canton July 25 1905 at 7 p.m. to nominate a State Senator two House of Delegates members County Treasurer County Commissioner Sheriff and County Surveyor. The sand county convention will choose three delegates to the State convention for a Comptroller nomination. Polls open 1 to 3 p.m. by state and county committees.
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Caroline County
Canton
House of Delegates
Sand County
Educational labor shows Columbia and Barnard students funding tuition
Survey results reveal nearly 100 ways students earned funds with 1901-2 totals at 15664 dollars and 1904-5 rising to 92436 dollars. Teaching supplied over half, but many roles across Morningside included waiters, reporters, ushers, drivers, writers, and more.
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Columbia University
Barnard College
Morningside
United States
Republic
Democratic platform calls to conservative voters in Maryland counties
The Somerset platform targets conservative voters across Somerset and neighboring counties. It claims a small white voting population and alleges a large, ignorant Black electorate influenced by racial prejudice, urging white civic virtue against this demographic.
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Somerset County
Somerset
Dorchester
Talbot
Kent
St. Mary's
Prince George's
Calvert, Charles
Anne Arundel
Maryland White Leaders Denounce Negro Vote Power
A Somerset County statement argues that black voting strength in nine counties skews elections, threatens state integrity, and proves the negro vote harms public welfare. It urges whites to resist racial manipulation and asserts the negro vote has never advanced state or national welfare.
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General Assembly
Baltimore City
Somerset County
Maryland
Baltimore
Passing of Baron Rothschild Sparks Rules of Living
The death of Baron Rothschild prompts a review of his famed rules of living. Shun liquor, never be discouraged, pay debts promptly, be prompt in everything, bear troubles patiently, maintain integrity, and avoid telling business lies.
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Baron Rothschild
Silent Poem in the Poet's Mind
A reflective verse contemplates an unseen ideal song living in a poet's silent thoughts between day and night. It suggests a nobler poem not bound by physical books but forging itself in bright visions that elude mortal grasp.
Delaware and Chesapeake Rail Schedule May 29 195 South
Schedule shows Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Railroad routes with stations from Washington to Oxford and nearby towns. Train times listed for weekdays include Wilmington Kenton Marydel Greensboro Ridgely and Oxford with various stop times and connections among Delaware and Maryland points.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Owaar
Clayton
Kenton
Hardy
Slaughter
Marydel
Henderson
Booples
UCD Feces Goldsboro
Greensboro
Ridgely
Queen Anne
Cordova
TAY Lls
Ccceees
Aston
Linndalf
Trappe Wee
Livestock and Timber Inventory from Historic Farm Sale
Three cows including an excellent butter maker, all good stock, two horses aged 160 and 10 years, two fat hogs, three thousand oak shingles with a small pine lot. This catalog lists durable farm assets and building materials expected for sale.
Auction Notice of William F DeFord Estate Inventory
A large sale lists farm implements including wheat drill fans corn shellers clover seeder plows harrows and harness plus household furniture and tools. Terms: cash on ten dollars or less, credit up to two months on larger amounts with notes, security required, payable at Denton National Bank, items not removable until terms met, no weather postponement. Emily Diford Francis A Ford as Adi rs of William F DeFord. Auctioneers and clerks named.
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Peoples National Bank
F. P. Covey
Zeb Horsey
H.T. Nuttin
Dearborn
Fairbank
Dayton
Denton National Bank
Emily Diford
Francis A, D. Ford
Adiit
William F. DeFord
F.R. Ownns
FL P. Covey
Chinton Cook
Closing Out Sale of Summer Goods in Broad Stock
A closing out sale offers a broad stock of summer items including dress lawns Swisses linens silks mulls laces trimmings Hamburgs belts neckties veils hosiery gloves ladies vests pants suspenders supporters matings oil cloth linoleum portieres curtain poles dress shirts handkerchiefs straw hats caps felt hats dress skirts clothing oxfords slippers and more.
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Brivy
Johnson N & Johnson, Publishers
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Thos. A. Smitzel
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Enoch George
County Central Committee
Joseph Folk
Missouri
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Kansas
Folk
Ottawa
Mississippi
West
Governor Folk
Warfield
Amerundel County
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Hules of
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Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
W.watterbury
J R Wood
Gen
Beaffie
Geol W. Boyd
Flavell
Spring Garden St
Main St
Preston
Joanna McShane
Denton
Williston
Concord
Deering
Bichford & Tillman
Tory
Mullin
D. F. Sisk
William Frankln DeFord
Tuckahoe Neck
Tve Miles
Oon Brother
Pappy George
Russell DB
Dircetorcette
Russa B
Poland
the Doctor
Douglass Drug Store
Market Street
Denton, Maryland
Mle Mas
Mle Bz Pr
Iit Oo
Lla
Best Store
Howard and
Lexington Streets
McCall Bazar
Lexington Sts
Wright
Fans
Underskirts
Going
National Biscuit Company
Jlh.reese & CO
S. W. Cor. Charles and Camden Sts
Maryland National Bank
Balto
J. H. Nichols
Ald
G. T. Redden
Frank Bloxvsom
Mad
W. T. Hignutt
Sheriff
E. C. Dukes
H.C. Hobbs
Hobbs
W. J. Neal
E. W. Neal
PB. Neal
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Maryland Agrcultural College
College Park
School of Technology
R.W. Silvester
Tru Board
Caroline High School
W.S. Crouse
T. Fred Garey
Bali
Oscar Clark
C. Luslie Walls
C. H. Dean, Queen Anab, MD
C. H. Bullock
C. H. Bullock’s
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Associated Drug Stores
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R. T. Carter
the Journal
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Schaper Cowissioners
Board of School Commissioners
State Normal School
State Normmal School
Frostburg
Normal Department of Washington College
Maryland Institute
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J. B. Colgain
Harris Chapel
Postethee
Penton, Ma
Chamberlain