Death of Former President Grover Cleveland
The nation mourns Grover Cleveland who died at his Princeton home after years of indigestion and heart trouble. Leaders including Roosevelt and Bryan paid high tributes, with Taft and Fairbanks lauding his leadership and statesmanship, and governors and officials ordering flags at half staff for 30 days.
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Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
United States
Thomas Jefferson
White House
North Carolina
South
Roosevelt
Francis Lynde Stetcon
William Jennings Bryan
Johnon
Minnesota
Taft
Fairbanks
Crothers
Andrew Jackson
Rayner
Hering
Warfield
The Merry Widow Hat Performs Umbrella Role
A playful note describes a Merry Widow hat serving as an umbrella when the sun shines. The item highlights versatile use and fashion practicality in sunny weather.
Republicans in full retreat as Bryan critiques Chicago platform
Hon William Jennings Bryan argues at length that the Republican platform adopted at the Chicago convention abandons Roosevelt and La Follette reforms. He cites votes on publicity for campaign funds, railroad value, injunction, and the Senate direct election, concluding the party retreats from key progressive goals while many Republicans support Roosevelt.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Cooper
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Taft
Burrows
Republican Convention
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Union
Democrats push for publicity of campaign expenses
Editorial notes urge the Denver Convention to adopt full publicity of campaign spending. The piece argues this planks would attract Republican independents and is favored by the best men of all parties, with enthusiasm strongest in certain regions.
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Denver
James J. Nichols & Son
Carter
Main St
Denton
John T. Carter, JR
Marylanders resist bribery in Maryland politics this fall
Maryland voters confront bribery concerns echoed by critics of Williams Jennings Bryan and debates over how corporate influence, public integrity, and fair counts shape elections. The Easton Star Democrat cites Prof. Alexander Chaplain and Alfred Henry Lewis on the Bryan campaigns. Maryland leaders clash over national committeeman selection as Mr. Jackson faces opposition and local Democrats weigh voting for Johnson of Minnesota.
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Baltimore Sun
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Alexander Chaplain
Easton Star Democrat
Alfred Henry Lewis
Bryan
Maryland
William P. Jackson
Mudd
Frogs Rain From Clouds Reported Near Camden and Canterbury
Thousands of toad frogs varying species are seen around Camden campgrounds and between Camden and Canterbury as they mature and seek food. Sightings claim eggs were drawn into clouds during rain by sun rays, while local observers note ongoing state teachers meeting at Ocean City and historic coins found in Dover excavation.
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Camden
Canterbury
Dover News
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Ocean City
Association of ‘‘America
J. J. North
Snowhill
Robly D. Jones
Snow Ful
Worcester County
E. H H. Norman
Baltimore Business College
Albert S. Cook
Baltimore County
South State Street
Dover Green
Annapolis
J. Frank ‘Tiller
Newport News
Tiller
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Albert Chandler
Marydel
Bethel
Joshua WW. Hering
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Dr. Hering
Supervisors Name Election Registers for Caroline County
Office of the Supervisors of Election in Denton Maryland lists appointed Registers of Voters and Judges of Election for Caroline County districts at the June 28 1808 meeting. Names and party designations show Democrats and Republicans for districts from First to Eighth with towns including Senderson Marydel Greensboro Denton Federalsburg Ridgely Preston Hillsboro and Federsburg.
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Caroline County
Court House
Denton
William H. Titawley
Caroline
Maryland
Benjamin I. Jonson
F. R. Owens
Masonic
C. Leslie Walls
Sale of Clothing and Shoes at Unbeatably Low Prices
A Denton shop advertises a June 27 sale to clear clothing and men’s low cut shoes at deeply cut prices to make room for fall stock. Meri t and Selz brand items urged, with cheap linen pants, 5 dollar shoes, and various grocery staples advertised alongside.
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Denton
Vici
Babbitt
Gambrill
7 foot Deering Binder for sale near Bridetown
Used five days and in excellent condition, selling cheaply. View at my farm near Bridetown. B C Wright. June 8, 1931. Dem Md
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Bridgetown
B. C. Wright
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Kadachild Kn
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Gore
Denton Journal
Ladies' Home Journal
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Lexington Sts
the Supervisors of
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Preston C. Parvis
Senderson
John N. Dennison
W. Townsend Powns
Greensboro
Mark L. Weaver
Jonathan E. Towers
Hobbs
Mad
H. Franklin Stevens
Clinton Cook
Harry E. Ramsdell
Fourtit District
Joseph SH. Trice
Preston, Md
Edward T. Moore
Fiftil District
Bayard Nichols
Federalsburg
John Kent
Sixtil
Everett N. Gale
Thillsboro
Jacob Andrew
Bid
M. Carroll Meredits
Ridgely, Mad
George N. Imler
Ridgely
Charles W. Smith
Everett CU. Kelley
Preston
James T. Sylvester
William H. Beauchamp
Edward Wi Gallen Roe Black Crow
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Denton Oal
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Del
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Hillsboro
J. H. Nichols & Son
W. C. Pastorfield
Denton Bridge
D. H. Knotts
Queen Anne
J. T. Clark
Edward Hoffman
Griffin
W. J. Murphy
Goldsboro
C. E. Hollingsworth
Henderson
Knotts & Davis
Templeville
S. G. Boyers & Co
T. F. Chaffinch
W. M. Norris
William Croll
Hickman
R. F. Noble & Son
Johnson Bros
W. Flaharty
Choptank
Blades Bros
Bethlehem
A. B. Todd
Fowling Creek
Hutchinson Trice
Two Johns
T.V. Redman & Son
American Corner
American Shirt CO
Ridgely, Md
Biggs
O. M. Hignutt
Williston, Md
William A. Sthwart
William J. Smith
Irving S. Smith
Elmer W. Deen
General Assembly
County Commissioners of
Jacob E. Ellwanger
Charles M. Pritchett
Thomas L, Day
Thomas L, Dar
Denton Canning CO
Denton, Md
L. P. Corkran
Hillsboro, Md
Journal
Charles W. Ellwanger
Preston Vehicle & Harness CO
Aertox
Lislesook
Mullin's
Wilmington
Burrsville
Arlie Jacobs
F. P. Corry
Thawley
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