Caroline county Democrats name ticket in bold terms
The Caroline county Democratic committee presents its ticket after a chosen convention praising candidates for public service. The piece lauds Harry W. Temple for treasurer, Dr. Goldsborough and others, highlighting strong districts and loyal party unity. It urges immediate campaign effort and cross-party support for victory. An Annapolis report recalls John Paul Jones's reburial ceremonies at the Naval Academy with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Caroline County
Harry W. Temple
Goldsborugh
Caroline
Messrs. Blades
Oslin
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Fleetwood
Messrs
Hignutt
Deen
Annapolis
John Paul Jones
Naval Accademy
Republic
Brooklyn
Sands
Naval Academy
Standish
Jurien de la Graviere
Sigsbee
Davis
General Porter
John Pant Jones
Nicholson
Tacoma
Jackies
Extra session likely for November on Jackson Smith contest
An additional session of Congress will convene around mid November but it is unlikely the Jackson Smith contest will be decided soon after the regular session opens.
Suffrage Amendment Adds Registration Provisions in Maryland
The article outlines proposed changes to Maryland’s constitution affecting who may register to vote. It details three paths to eligibility: reading or explaining constitutional sections, prior voting status in 1869 or earlier in Maryland or another state, and male descendants aged 21 or older in 106. It emphasizes that only those meeting one description may register or vote.
Provisions on Registration for Voting in Maryland in 1906
The text outlines three classes of eligible voters under Maryland law in 1906. First, those educated under the educational test clause, second, those entitled to vote on January 1, 1869 or earlier by state law, and third, lineal descendants born by 1885 of male U.S. citizens who were qualified voters on January 1, 1869. It specifies age, residency, and race criteria, noting that white Marylanders with prior state or national status may register without educational tests, and that descendants may register regardless of race if they meet residence and age requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maryland
Ange
The
Union
Democratic convention lauds Warfield and party strength
The Caroline county Democratic convention praised Governor Edwin Warfield's administration as a source of state pride and commended the clean handling of local affairs. It urged endorsement of constitutional amendments and noted the party’s broad support and strong prospects in upcoming elections. Daniel Lamont, former Secretary of War, died at fifty four, serving as an inspiring example for young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Edwin Warfield
Democratic Party
Daniel Lamont
Cleveland
Household goods and building materials for sale auction
A large lot includes three feather beds three mattresses two bed springs blankets sheets pillow cases and bed clothes two lounges seventy five quarts of peaches and fruit lap dusters lap blankets crates of chairs carpets mattings tables cook stove and fixtures two heating stoves mirrors and other household items plus corn and wheat three thousand oak shingles and some pine shingles Cash on ten dollars or less credit of 12 months on larger sums with noted security at Peoples National Bank Removal not allowed until terms are met Auditors and clerks listed with names Coviy Horsey Nertaen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples National Bank
Coviy
Zed Horsey
Nertaen
Free Scholarships Notice by Denton Maryland Board
Notice from the Board of School Commissioners Denton Maryland dated June 27 1906 announces scholarships to be awarded at the first August meeting. Scholarships include State Normal Baltimore Frostburg Normal Washington College Normal and additional awards at Maryland Institute and Maryland Agricultural College. Applicants must appear for examination August 3 1905 and notify the secretary before August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Borro
Scchool
Denton
Board of School Commissioners
State Normal School
Baltimore
Frostburg
Normal Department of Washington College
Maryland Institute
Maryland Agricultural College
W Os Crouse
Orrick
Tor Bourp
Mad
Caroline High School
United States
Maryland
W.S. Crouse
Easily dispose of stock through timely journal notice
The Journal advises readers to place notices to sell stock and invites buyers to act. The columns offer guidance on how to present stock for sale and attract interested parties. Strong entities are not specified in readable fragments.
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Denton Journal
Hower Mitvin Bins HO
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
W. Winder Goldsborough
Edward I. Gosein
John T. Blades
POR County
POR County Commissionee
William T. Hignutt O FE
Sheriffe
Por
Clarence Deen
Jones
the Hero
Academy
Chopin
Clark
Fleet
Bayard
God of Our Fathers
ReRpe
Williston
Concord
Bestoning
A. O
Dearborn
the Doctor
Douglass Drug Store
Market Street
Denton, Maryland
Socents
Mullin
Wilmington Shoes
Wright’s
Wright's
Lipp
Ege Biscuits
Wineteld
R. Wright Pfn
Best Store
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Eas
McCall Bazar
Lexington Sts
John AL Richardson
St. Denton
Ald
Main St
Preston
Joanna McShane
Denton, Ald
T. Fred Garey
Cross Roads
Piney Grove Church
Denton. Greensboro
Antony
J. Boraughluey
Hobbs
John H. Merrinen
Hobbs, Md
C. H. Bullock
C. H. Bullock’s
Chamberlain
Hotel
Kinnamon
Main Street
Eneniah Kinnamon
Denton, Mad
Washington College
Chestertown, D.C
the Normal Department
Jas
W. Cain
Alarsland
Ts. Cellent
Clover Ofl & Paint CO
PO Ost
Ohio
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