Caroline County Seeks Congress Nominee in Ocean City Convention
The piece urges Caroline County to support Hor Thomas A. Smith for the Democratic nomination to Congress, noting past near-misses by local candidates and the desire to gain recognition. It references the May 21 primaries, the August 10 convention in Ocean City, and Smith’s prior Electorate strength on the Eastern Shore and in Dorchester.
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Maryland
St. Louis
United States
Caroline County
Ocean City
Marland
Thomas A. Smith
Emory S. Turpin
A. W. Silk
State Central Committee
Washington
Jackson
Caroline
Congress
Philip W. Downes
Marshall S. Mitteller
Denton
Henry R. Lewis
Justice
Hor
Dorchester
Fences Out of Repair in Short Congressional Session
The adjournment of Congress last week marks a notably brief end to a long session. The 58th Congress faced delays with many measures carried over to December, suggesting business that could have waited. The piece notes unusually short labor compared with historic sessions and hints at broader questions about statehood and presidential timing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
58Th Congress
Congress to Confront Long-Term National Questions
The article notes looming issues such as railway building in the Philippines, Alaska’s attention, and the Panama Canal Zone governance. It argues for delaying some topics to a short session, given the upcoming presidential campaign and the need to repair Congressional fences. It suggests statesmen weighed more urgent concerns over long-term matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
Treaty Signs Calm Sea Of War and Trade
The article applauds England and France signing a treaty to settle Newfoundland trade, seeing it as evidence that rational negotiation can resolve long standing disputes without force. It notes that lawful conduct under law avoids force, while acknowledging justified warfare when defending nations, property, and kin. It calls Americans to curb boastful strength and respect lawful authority.
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England
France
Newfoundland
America
WAR IN EARNEST NEAR THE YALU RIVER
Reports from major centers claim Japanese forces crossed the Yalu river as Russian troops retreat. Dispatches estimate over 8,000 Russians fought 30,000 to 40,000 Japanese, with casualties near 1,000 to 1,200 for Russians and about twice that for Japanese. Japanese dead are described as piled at the crossing. General Kuroki’s costly success is viewed by Russians as a defeat. Additional land battles and alarms rise across Asia as Port Arthur’s fortifications endure shelling.
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Yalu
Kurok
Asia
Toga
Port Arthur
Edwin V. Gares
Gares
Mall
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Denton
Centreville
Queen Anne’s
Caroline County
Cilas
H. Whoithy
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Hobbs Corner
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