Editorial on Jackson nomination and party prospects on the Eastern Shore
The Salisbury note suggests Governor Jackson might be offered the Congressional nomination at Ocean City on August 10 if unanimously tendered, but he would not pursue the position. The piece argues his loyalty to obligations, praises Democratic gains in Maryland, and warns of high tariffs and rising meat prices as the nation nears a critical vote favoring the masses over the wealthy. It cites Vandiver’s optimistic poll of a 20,000 Maryland majority and notes shifting public sentiment amid strikes and price rises.
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Caroline County
Denton
Ocean City
WM. Price
Henderson
Harvey L. Coorrr
Mab
W.W. Gotpsnorocen
Mf. DL
Greensboro
Mid
Henry R. Lewis
Mah
Howiwip Metrix
M. M. Winney
Choptank
L. C. Reed
Preston
A. Pierce Repubénp
Federalsburg
Whel Tuawsey
Hillsboro
Ssutu
Ridgely
S.S. Stoxn
M.D
Salisbury
Jackson
Wicomico
United States
Republican National Committee
Vandiver
Democratic Party
Maryland
New York
Queen Anne’s
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Nicholas P. Bond
Bond
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
Philadelphia Ledger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wabash
New York, Philadelphia and
Newfolk
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Zanal
Queen Anne's Road
Eastern Shore
Queenstown
Lewes
Rehoboth
Del
Centreville
Baltimore
Cape May
Baltimore News
Queen Anne's
Evs
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
Queen Anne’s Railroad
Chester River Steamboat Company
Weems
Plan to let Pennsylvania Railroad workers farm land plots
The Pennsylvania Railroad weighs a plan allowing thousands of employees to become landowners. It contemplates parceling out desirable land along the lines of track for free cultivation by workers who choose to participate.
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Pennsylvania Rtailroad
Ullond Company
Delegates seek a Maryland win at Ocean City convention
The Maryland delegates heading to Ocean City hope Caroline county earns a Congressional nomination and that the state tilts Democratic by about four hundred votes. The Wilmington Heary Beening calls suffrage corruption an imminent culmination as signs appear on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Governor Warfield urges caution on marriage age, while wireless telegraphy advances for Cuba and allies. Delaware Democrats expect Joseph Holland for governor as bets rise in the early campaign.
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Ocean City
Caroline County
Delaware
Wilwington
Maryland
Portrait of Thomas Taggart as Democratic leader
The article sketches Indiana’s Thomas Taggart as a tall athletic, well groomed man poised to lead the Democratic campaign. It praises his vigor, handshake, cordial nature, business acumen, and social ease, noting his plan to unite Eastern Democrats to win the presidency for Judge Parker.
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Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Democraatic National Committee
Tagine
Democratic
Taggart
Mr. Taggart
Judge Parker
Fruit Growing Tips Emphasize Soil and Care for Trees
The article urges fruit growers to prioritize fertile soil and proper planting, regular manuring, and careful root handling. It notes that neglect in spraying and soil upkeep leads to weak trees and losses, recommending Bordeaux mixture, lime wash, and staged sprays through June to control pests and disease. It also discusses a connected report on Queen Anne's railroad negotiations involving the Pennsylvania Railroad and regional lines.
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Bordeaux
Paris
Cape May Travel Began Yesterday on Queen Anne's Railroad
Travel along the Queen Anne's Railroad line to Cape May started yesterday. The journey marks the reopening or initiation of service, inviting passengers to progress along the route with local optimism.
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Cape May
World’s Fair Instruction Offered by State Migration Bureau
Secretary Bad evhoup of the State Bureau of Migration urged using the World’s Fair to gain its instruction. The exhibit features include colored photography cement-nick pressing radiophone calls wireless telegraphy language teaching by plano graph and many demonstrations across science crafts and social skills.
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Badevhoup
State Bureau of Immigration
Budapest
Austria-Hungry
United States
United States Life-Saving Corps
Wheat Threshing Timing And Storage Advice
A writer urges letting wheat sweat before thrashing to reduce losses. Store grain in barn or barrack room soon after it is fit, insure buildings and contents, and thresh 20 to 30 days after storage. Delaying until late August yields hard grain, dry straw, and easier separation from straw.
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Astsoon
Storage and handling notes for damp grain conditions
The passage explains that grain stored more than two feet thick must be turned daily and barn vents opened to avoid heating. Damp grain and straw moisture cause heating and must be milled or tempered, or it develops a musty odor. Such grain cannot be sold for milling and fetches about 20 cents under market value as feed.
Camp meetings on the Peninsula and their fading zeal
A dissertation recalls early Methodist camp meetings on the Peninsula noting their purpose and unity. It contrasts past fervor with modern times, where entertainment and ease replace earnest devotion, hymn singing before exhortation, and the altar room filled with striving souls.
Memorial lines for Ina memory of Manig 1
In Memorkham a memory of Manig 1 wife of G M Taylor recalls a life of devotion. Fostered by Mr and Mrs Willis Noble after early orphaning, she grew in faith, marriage, and motherhood, died June 16 1908, and is mourned with prayer. Her brother in Christ writes of a faithful witness, the church, and the hope of resurrection.
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Ina
Manig 1
G. M. Taylor
Bortuim Tod
Willis Noble
Chilthoo
Concord Church
Lizzie Sharp
N.j
Ives
Wmarre
Taylor
K.P. Tanlor
Terms of sale for auctioned property announced
On all sums of and under 10 dollars cash, on sums over that amount a credit of 12 months will be given, purchaser giving approved note payable at bank. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. IRA CALLOWAY Oscvk Charnk Attorney J. W. Chark Auctioneer.
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Ira Calloway
Oscvk
Charnk
J. W. Chark
Mary I. Leiden
Jons W. Charg
Alet
N. Alex. Huisos
Public sale of personal property begins at 10 a.m.
Elia Dean announces a sale of personal property with cash under ten dollars and notes payable at Denton National Bank. Purchaser must provide approved interest bearing notes. Attorney T Paisly Pisiter and Auctioneer J W Chars listed.
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Howard Melvin Heatp
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
Tor Prestidlin
Alton Brooks Parker
Tor Vice
Henry G. Davis
West Virgins
Frank Brown
Elihu Jackson
Jounes George
J. Herbert Shriver
James King
Charles H. Knapp
Samuel A. Mudd
Ferdinand Williams
SPA
Warfield
Beef Trust
Sam
Cuba
Key West
Porto Rico
Panama
Joseph Bk. Holland
Doniny
Queen Anne
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore Street
Mullins
Wilmington
J. H. Barrow
Priston, MD
S OP Salvatole
Theodore Philips
Thawley's Chapel
Tuehaboe Neck
Earl
Easter
Nancy Turner
Edwin S
Dr. Stone
McCormick
Buckeye
Osborne
Shekford & Hultman
Bradley
Dearborn
Oliver
South Bend
Thomas W. Jones
Oakland
Denton National Bank
Elia Dean
T. Paisly Pisiter
J. W. Chars
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William AL. Turner
Maggie Vo Turner
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AD Turner
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G. Nuttle
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Railroad Avenue
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Hary R. Lewis
Joan W. Charn
N. Alex. Hutson
Orphans’ Court of
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Elenor Coats
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Court House
New County Road
Liden Road
Concord-Williston
Two Johns and
Jones Corner Road
Llection
Mary E. Liden
Walter Beachamp
Fred. Howard
Curtis Andrew
Washington College
Chestertown
Jas. W. Cain
LL. D
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Francis T. Willson
Lester M. Ual
Circuit Court
Willson
Thomas L. Day
Oil City
Farness
Medford
Marydel, Md
W. Lexington St
Charles
Oswald Tilghman
Antonius Franciscus Helmich
J. Overton Dickinson
Caroling County
J. Prank Ledman
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Choptank River
Hog Island Wharf
Tanyard Postanice
Frazer Plats Farm
J. Henry Holmes
Hog Island
Nortis Wales
Edamondson
Prudential Land Company
Baltimore City
Antonius F. Helmick
Oline County
George W. Wilson
P.P. Coving
Public Sabe
Fannie S. Jones
Howard P. Jones
Wingate Neal
Edward W. Neal
Laura V. Neal
T. Pliny Fisher
Second Street
Academy
William D. Taylor
William HL. Deweese
Jons W. Chark
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R. WL Silvester
College Park
M.P
Easton
Chaborne Toe Rocha Walkin
Godwin
Wise
Doe
Kalamazoo
Warner's
Cresco's
Grocery Department
Thomas Lipton
Wasitington ST
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