Primary Election Law Described by Senator Robinson
Senator Robinson introduced the Primary Election law outlining that parties with ten percent of last vote nominate via primaries or conventions, with election supervised by the Board of Election Supervisors, official multi colored tickets, and penalties matching general election rules. Direct vote or convention plans possible. filings due 15 days before primary, fees set, ballots counted as in general elections.
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Robinson
Board of Election Supervisors
Crawford County
Maryland Democracy's Chance for Gorman Nomination
The piece argues for Hon. Arthur P. Gorman as the Maryland choice for the Democratic nomination. It contends Maryland will rally behind Gorman, with South support and New York likely to back him as Hill fades. It suggests national unity could hinder the Republicans and that Maryland should supply the next president.
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Arthur P. Gorman
South
Maryland
Mr. Gorman
New York
Hill
West
United States
Free Book Fund plan change faces urgent revision
Governor Smith recommends cutting the free school book fund from 150000 to 125000 and Annapolis officials propose basing distribution on pupil enrollment rather than census. A Baltimore Sun table shows inequities under the current method with counties receiving too little or too much, and Caroline County would gain under enrollment.
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Smith
Annapolis
Baltimore Sun
Caroline County
Menacing Trusts described as nation’s great issue
A Cambridgeshire writer analyzes trusts as a hydra like danger entwining commerce and industry. The piece argues trust power dominates public life and could shape upcoming congressional and presidential elections.
Monstrous wealth power menace to farmers and railways
A searing critique denounces vast aggregations of wealth as cold blooded and impersonal, accusing them of crushing farmers, forcing product sales via rail transport, wrecking railroad interests, and corrupting legislation to dominate commerce and undermine American institutions. The piece warns these octopus-like powers threaten virtue and intelligence.
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Tures
Anoctopus
Coal and iron survey details and mail delays noted
The twenty second annual US Geological Survey report estimates US coal area at about 280 397 square miles excluding Alaska and lignite. Mails have recently failed to reach destinations on time. With better weather and resumed rail and overland routes, delays should lessen. Maryland harbor improvements will receive awards for multiple basins and rivers, with Spring Gardens basin highlighted as principal work.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Maryland
Spring Gardens
Baltimore
Rock Hall
Queenstown
Claiborne
Cambridge
Chester
Choptank
Warwick
Pocomoke
Wicomico
Tyaskin Creek
Growth of packing industry and regional notes in Maryland
The farmers and canners contract for large tomato yields, boosting the packing business in the county. Ridgely’s rapid growth is highlighted as a model for other towns. A note on political candidacy in the Eastern Shore and Roosevelt’s trout fishing trip to Garrett County adds local context. The piece mentions Emmett’s birthday observances, the Jim Crow bill debate at Washington College, the death of General Robert H. Carr, and Maryland’s civil service appointment figures in Washington.
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Caroline
Legislature Dispatches Contests and Bills in Session
The House Elections Committee dismissed all contests for seats in the House. A bill admitting women to the bar passed the Senate and is likely to pass the House. An $100,000 appropriation for a St Louis Ex position building was unfavorably reported, with an 85 to 3 defeat on substitute. Dorchester delegation urged Cambridge Hospital funding before Way and Means. Judge Lloyd and others spoke. Senate liquor sale prohibition bill for Chapel district Talbot county passed the House. Primary Election bill amended and moved to third reading. Caroline county exempted and sixteen counties similarly treated. A mouse bill concerns the Caroline county game law.
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House
Senate
St. Louis Exposition
Way and Means
Dorchester
Cambridge Hospital
Lloyd
B. W. Goldsborough
Joseph Henry Johnson
E. St. Goslin
Chapel District
Talbot County
Caroline
Roe
Caroline County
Maryland Exhibit Shines At South Carolina Exposition
The Maryland Building features an old colonial style with a Mines and Forestry display. A central pyramid of building stones, varied marbles including Potomac marble, serpentine and travertine, plus wall cases show a broad mineral selection. Maryland manufacturers display ceramics, terra cotta designs, a multi colored brick mantle from Washington Hydraulic, coal samples, and a Terra cotta collection, all praised as superior and a source of state pride.
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Maryland
South Carolina
Potomac
Washington Hydraulic Pressed Brick Co
Baltimore
Marlborough House Opens At Atlantic City
Marlborough House in Atlantic City, Marlborough House contains 300 rooms and can accommodate 600 guests. Josiah White & Sons, builders and managers of the Luray, spend 600000 on the new hotel which opens to the public today under Josiah White and son Charles D. White. Allen K. White will continue to manage the Luray while Marlborough House operates year round for health and pleasure seekers in the leading seashore circles.
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White
Marlborough House
Atlantic City
Josiah White & Sons
Luray
Allen K. White
Josiah White
Charles D. White
Health Officials Secure 10000 For Smallpox Contingent Fund
Baltimore Health Commissioner Bosley and Secretary Kiger appeared before the Board of Estimates and saw $10000 set aside in the contingent fund for smallpox emergencies. Bosley noted 13 imported cases so far and stated the danger remains, possibly requiring rapid access to funds if an epidemic arises, with exact needs to be determined as events unfold.
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Bosley
Kiger
Health Department
Baltimore
Board of Estimates
Hoe
Peninsula Canners Meet at Dover Elects Officers for Year
A large meeting of Peninsula canners gathered in Dover on Thursday last. Attendees included James Wallace Cambridge I L Leonard Cambridge David Reis Frederica George L Counsel man Zach Johnson Houston J S Reynolds Frederica S Seward Melair Dr Dashiell Princess Anne Wiliam Ellison Camden C C Ryan Landenburg Pa Paul Holsinger C F P Smith and T L Day Ridgely J Williams Philadelphia Charles T Wrightson Easton W C Todd Williston H P Cannon Bridgeville George H Draper Milford George C Calhoun Georgetown G W Stradley Laurel J M Mason Centreville John Heyd Felton W O Hoffecker Saiyma W T Buchanan Rising Sun T J Fingles Baltimore Officers elected: President H P Cannon Bridgeville vice president Thomas L Day Ridgely secretary treasurer D M Dashiell Princess Anne executive committee J S Wallace Cambridge H B Messenger Federalsburg David Reis Milford. Outlook for coming year cis shows fruit and vegetable canning. no price estimates set.
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James Wallace
Cambridge
I. L. Leonard
David Rels
Frederica
George L. Counselman
Zach Johnson
Houston
J. S. Reynolds
Seward
Melair
Mr. Dashiell
Princess Anne
Wiliam Ellison
Camden
C. ¢C. Ryan
Landenburg
Paul Holsinger
C. FP. Smith
T. L. Day
Ridgely
J. Williams
Philadelphia
Charles T
H. P. Cannon
Bridgeville
Thomas L. Day
D. M. Dashiell
J. S. Wallace
B. Messenger
Federalsburg
David Reis
Milford
Was Mr Meredith Lost In Cuban Voyage
Baltimore correspondent reports Frank Meredith formerly of Caroline county left Baltimore in a small launch for Cuban port two months ago and has not been heard from. It is feared he met with disaster during heavy gales. The launch had a gasoline engine. Meredith is a skilled sailor and engineer. A Cuba trip typically lasts about thirteen days.
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Baltimore
Frank Meredith
Caroline County
Meredith
Cuba
Flood Threat to Idlewild Mills in Federalsburg Eases
Last week fears rose that Idlewild Mills in Federalsburg would suffer damage from the flood. Manager Disharoon courageously faced the elements until the danger subsided.
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Idlewild
Federalsburg
Disharoon
Watch thief Drygalsky recaptured at Milton in Maryland
The Easton Ledger reports Drygalsky a wandering Polish mechanician accused of stealing a watch from Henry Ziegler and abandoning aid to J. H. Plugge. Recaptured at Milton, he near missed escape earlier. Other items note Fields bail, Everett bail, local weather disruptions, and community notices from Easton Ledger including railway, telegraph delays, and local commerce updates.
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The
Easton Ledger
Drygalsky
Ridgely
Michael Drygalsky
Henry Ziegler
J. H. Plugge
Milton
William H. Fields
Hartly
Dover
Cassel
Eugene Everett
Fields
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Centor Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Free Book Fund
Inves
Wsrape
Editorial NC Notes
Western Maryland College Club
New York City
Eastern Shore
Jackson
Barber
Roosevelt
Alleghany Mountain
Garrett County
Cumberland
Oakland
Emmett
Emerald Isle
Washington College
T. Fred Garey
Robert H. Carr
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
the Civil Service Commission
Washington
Legislature
Peninsula
Mr. Meredith
Longfellow
Holmes
Talbot's
Caroline's
Charles H. Jefferson
Queen Anne
Joseph H. White
Masonic Hall
R. J. Colston’s
John Dimes
Queen Anne’s
J. H. Barrow
Preston
Greensboro
King’s Lime
Newport
Preston, Md
Colston’s
Caroling County
Chilton
Geo. A. Deahyne
Wits Gor
Brody
McCormick
Dewees & Owens
Denton
Witsel
Sorrel Mautlez
Edgar H. Stafford
P. Covey
Denton National Bank
Toans
U.S
Nanking House
Total
Ceak
State OF
Marland
County OF
I. Thomas C. West
T.C. West
Casiner
Atul
Tme
Gheorghe WH. Berry
W. H. Deen
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Dukes Downihs
Nisi
Henry R. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Thaddeus Snowburger
Circuit Court
Carolina County
Alan Goldsborough
Apri
Charles W. Hobgs
Charles W
Harvey L, Cooper
Ve. Reuben H Focht
Mary L. Poeht Hia
Harvey [ Cooper
Charles W. Hobbs
West Denton
William T. Jones
Tin Denton
Jast, Mullin & Sons
R.G. Anklam
Denton Machine Works
White Pront Drugstor
Drs.s. K
M. H. Barshall
Hideman, del
Ws. Repo
Chas. J. Leonard
W. W.prencs
Cashier
the Talbot Savings Bank
OF Easton, MD
Gold Medal Bakery and Grocery
H. A. Roe
F. P. Roe & Bro
Admiral
Centennial
Maine
Durkee
Lea & Perrin
Campbell
Heinz
Wagner
Baker
New Orleans
Iyes
Field & Willis
EGP
Weegon
Hillsboro
Queen
Anne
Jen. H. Nichole
Denton Bridge
G. T. Redden & CO
Ames T. Sylvester
Constable
Denton, MD
H. C. Wilson
Harvey M. Thawley
Contractor
Carpenter, &c
Henry BR. Livis
T. Alan Goldsboroughi
Lewis & Goldsborough
al Denton
Relaw, Maryland
Counties
Gay Street
Martha E, Fisher
H. D. Fisher
E. M. Noble
Alday Whitby
P.R. Fisher
Nutwood
Siro
Old Russell
A.J. Smith
C. R
Oscar Clark
J. H. Nichols
Denton Creamery
L. B. Towers
Eown R. Cochran, JR
Wilmington, del
Duels Md
W. J. Evans
Ridgely, Ma
Frank 8. Replogle, WB
Annie L. Replogle, Et al
Orphans’ Court
Samuel B. Replogle
Frank S. Replogle
Annie L. Replogle
Joseph W. Replogle
Mark A. Replogle
Daniel DB. Replogle
George B. Replogle
Samuel B. Replogie
Town of
Central Avenue
3D Street
Raid Street
William Price
John W Grunibill
Samuel B. Repogie
Frank 8
Replogie
John A. Sigler
Jesse T. Dennis
Orphans’ Court of
Robert J. Jump
Register of Wills of
George A. Deakyne
George M. Russum
Va. Enoth
Masonic
Z. Potter Steele
Darvey L, Coop
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