Maryland party leadership debated by ex governor interview
In the Baltimore Sun an interview with ex governor Frank Brown lauds Senator Gorman as a loss to the party and urges leadership from experienced captains. He argues against personal dictatorship, favors broad political unity, and calls for a strong, collective fight for a Democratic victory in Maryland. Governor Warfield then names William Pinkney Whyte as Gorman’s successor until 1908.
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Frank Brown
Baltimore Sun
Gorman
Maryland
Warfield
William Pinkney Whyte
Baltimore
Whyte
McSherry
Court of Appesia
Federal
Senate
Benator Whyte
Noted Doctors and Senators Across Age Lines
The passage contrasts Dr. Osler and aging senators Pettus Moran and Whyte, noting that while Osler’s usefulness is doubted at sixty, the senators remain alert and eloquent in the Senate. It highlights shifting perceptions of age and ability among prominent figures.
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Senate
Pettus and Moran
Alabama
Whyte
Osler
Tariff critique and political shifts in early 1900s figures
Ex Governor Douglas denounces tariff as the chief graft harming workers and elevating living costs. He urges square dealing and warns that tariff revenues fund trusts. The piece also outlines prospective Senate contenders in Maryland and Delaware, noting party dynamics and recent political shifts.
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Reform Club
New York City
Douglas of
Maschusetts
Maryland and national political strife and updates
A long account covers Maryland voters choices for U S Senator, Congress debates on presidential travel funds, rising post office business in Caroline County, and party tactics. It notes Roosevelt era expense growth, Republican farewells, future honest deals, a Somerset crime case, R B Roosevelt’s death, San Francisco rebuild duties, Gorman’s possible Congress run, a Philippine island sinking, and Upton Sinclair's beef trust exposé reducing meat sales.
Appointment of Whyte Opens Field for Senate in 1903
General Assembly figures reflect sentiment on Governor Whyte’s replacement, predicting a strong Democratic Legislature in 1903. Maryland Senate hopefuls seek county support to ensure Democratic unity, while past candidacy dynamics shaped the 1900s political landscape. The speaker notes open field for 1908 Senate contest and cautions about factions influencing votes.
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Joseph B. Seth
Maryland
Senate
Whyte
Hoe
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