Democratic Primary Election Delegates Named for Caroline County
The Denton Journal reports a Democratic primary calling voters to meet on Saturday August 17 1805 at designated polling places to elect delegates for eight districts. The county convention in Mason Hind Denton August 27 1595 will appoint a county ticket including two House of Delegates reps one County Commissioner three Orphan Court Judges one State's Attorney one deputy and one County Surveyor. Polls close at 6 pm with judges and clerks certifying delegate certificates for county convention membership.
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Caroline County
Masonic Hind
Denton
Chotloeh Noun
House of Delegates
Orphan Court
Henderson
Greensborough
Preston
Federaleburg
Hilleborough
Ridgely
American Corner
Willian H. Meredith
Bennett Todd
Carrie V. Trice
Rosa Ey Wright
Maryland
Concord
Smithsile
James 2. Mannship
Cannon C. Wright
Bennett C. Wright
Smithville
Christiny E. Wright
Democrats at county convention urge reassessment and unity
A county Democratic gathering last Tuesday expressed loyalty to the party while criticizing factionalism. Delegates urged support for Cleveland, backed reassessment of property per the Hayes bill, and favored electing a proven Democrat as Maryland governor at Annapolis, warning Republicans loom with internal divisions.
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Lewis
Cleveland
Annapolis
Maryland
Debates on the stump spark party controversy in town
A local paper denounces William Toner for anarchistic declarations including calling the President a scoundrel and advocating repudiation of public debt with armed support. It notes R D Bradley at the Republican convention exposed, mocks his free trade claim about endless customs posts, and questions the asserted one million dollar daily customs cost.
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William Toner
People’s Party
United States
Tower
R. D. Bradley
Customs Service
Gubernatorial talk and political aims in Maryland
Mr. R. D. Bradley of Federalsburg speaks at the Republican county convention railing at protection for workers and noting state oyster-bed disputes. The piece discusses Maryland gubernatorial prospects, favorite sons, and possible shifts to control the legislature, with emphasis on the Eastern Shore law and Senatorial succession. It also includes notices on Chamberlain remedies and horse tonics.
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R. D. Bradley
Federalsburg
Maryland
Baltimore American
Democratic Party
Thos. G. Hayes
Spencer C. Jones
John Walter Smith
Worcester
John Hubner
Baltimore County
John M. Robinson
Queen Anne’s
Baltimore
Gorman
Gibson
United States
Chesapeake Bay
Brown
John K. Cowen
A. P. Gorman
Swann
National Assembly
Public notices and advertising column satire
The piece critiques advertising and store advertising, noting imitation flattery and the watchful eye of the public. It argues that figures in big type may mislead, while self interest guides readers and remains influential nowhere else. It emphasizes vigilance and skepticism toward commercial messaging.
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Philadelo Eas
Pudblie
Storm Serge and cotton dress stuffs sale ad
A sales page lists fine storm serge at half price, noting 50 cents a yard, plus a wide range of cotton dress fabrics with deep discounts from regular prices. Also advertised are a Pocket Kodak for five dollars and sewing machines from eighteen to thirty five dollars, with accessories and expert help. Trustee’s sale of a valuable farm appears at the end.
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Allavooll
Scotland
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Oscar Clark
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