Democratic Primaries Notice in Caroline County
Democratic voters in Caroline County are informed to hold primary elections in each district at polling places on May 19, 1900. Five delegates from each district will be chosen to attend the Democratic County Convention to be held in Kiloton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Baltimore
Maryland
Kansas City
Coroline County
Ocean City
Congress
State Central Committee
Orphana’ Court
J.D. Eastman
Imperialism and Democracy in the 1900 Election
The Baltimore Sun analyzes the national scene as Bryan remains the Democratic nominee and McKinley the Republican, noting no change in candidates but a shift in issues. It cites new concerns over imperial expansion, millions under distant rule, and the altered political landscape that could reshape the next presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baltimore Sun
Bryan
McKinley
Democratic Party
Tropics
Maryland Delegates and Electors to the National Convention
Maryland lists its National Republican Convention delegates including Louis E. McComas Sydney E Mudd William T Malster and Phillips Lea Goldsborough as delegates at large with a set of district delegates and electors James E Hooper and Henry M McCullough at large Robert M Messick Albert E Ohr Henry Brunt Adam E King J Frank Parran and Alvin G Thomas district. Along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad line residents witness a cigar shaped train moving at unprecedented speed with the inventor claiming broad railroad adoption for reduced atmospheric pressure and speeds near a hundred miles per hour. The Maryland Republican convention asserts expansion as a great trust committed to the United States and criticizes Washington era promoters. Local town officials in Denton reorganize and promise substantial Shore area improvements.
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Maryland
Louis E. McComas
Sydney E. Mudd
William T. Malster
Phillips Lea Goldsborough
Thomas M. Bartlett
Benjamin F. Lankford
George E. Baughman
J. Edwin Webster
George R. Heffner
William F. Airey
Samuel T. Addison
James T. Bradford
Enoch B. Abell
Washington G. Tuck
D.C. Winebrenner
Thomas C
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Washington
Republican Party of
United States
Political chatter and nominees in early 1900s era
News notes on Republican and Democratic tensions in Congress and state races, mentions of Senator Wellington, possible Democratic running mate for Bryan, renominations in Maryland districts, Endicott’s death, Gorman’s remarks, St Louis centennial, hotel improvements, church conference, vice presidential hunt, migration to Snow Hill, and a local testimonial endorsing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with vendor references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Lyxon
Dorr
W. Va
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Furnishings Ad Lists Chairs Settees and Sofas
A classified style notice lists chairs ranging from 1 75 to 22 dollars and diverse seating options. Settees are priced at 15 17 and 30 dollars Morris chairs in rattan cost 9 50 and 10 dollars Upholstered summer furniture includes willow rattan with denim cushions and other figures Sofas run 24 dollars to 22 dollars.
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Morris
Rattan
Green rush chairs and undergarments at John Wanamaker
Mercers offer chairs from 2.75 to 16.50 with grass cloth covers and durable rockers. Underwear advances feature mercerized cotton knit and silk lisle blends, with shirts from 1 and drawers at 1 each. The Lillian Special corset promises near order-accurate fit using French horn bones. John Wanamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Switzerland
John Wanamaker
Hamilton corn planter advertised by Jonathan Evitts
The Hamilton corn planter is promoted as superior for Denton Maryland by agent Jonathan Evitts. It features Adjustable Wheels to run on or off the seed row, Covering Hoes for uniform depth, weed cultivation, and Clod Fenders to push aside stones and allow fine soil coverage.
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Jonathan Evitts
Hamilton
Denton, Md
Teachers Examination Notice for White Applicants in Denton
Notice to applicants for teacher certificates of the regular examination at the Academy in Denton on Friday and Saturday June 1st and 2nd. Sessions run 9:30 to 12 and 2 to 6. Subjects include Arithmetic English Grammar Teaching Methods Maryland and U.S. history and state laws. Minimum ages 18 19 for certificates. scholarships require 16. No September exam this year. By order M B Stephens secretary.
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Academy
Denton
Maryland
State Board of Education
Maryland State Normal School
U.S
United States
Cesar “de
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Wellington
Philippine Islands
William J. Bryan
Robert Pattison
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Herald
Fifth
Mudd
Hyattsville
McKinley and Mudd
Mud
William C. Endicott
President Cleveland
Boston
Gorman
St. Louis
Purchase of
Louisiana
Thomas Jefferson
Carrollton
George A. Pearce
Wachter
New York
Kruger
Conje
Kren-ye
Joubert
Jow-burt
Shoo-bair
Kopje
Koppie
M. E. Church
Chicago
Governor Smith
Annapolis
Snow Hill
Midland
Allegany County
Wanamaker's
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson
Hamilton Corn Planter
William M. Wiley
Advi
J. D. Eustman
Dee’d
Samuel Dyer
S. 8Rd St
Camden
N. J
Urner & Son, Roenoe
Kent Co
Creamery
Jersey
J. W. Kerr
Eastern Shore Nurseries
Hew Hownes
Ntapan
Mii
Drea, Chica
Heath Gmilligan Mty
Chigago
Hicata Gmilligan
the Nuttle Hardware CO
Saiis
LWA
Rosemont
Girard
James H. Nichols
Denton Bridge
Jas.t
MUL
LIN & Sons
Sixth and Market
Wilmington
Alciows
Preston
Barrow
Orde
Oliver
Farmer Friend
Binder Twine
Manila
J. H. Barrow
Preston, Maryland
Grain and Flour Exchange
Optane Avenue
T. Fred, Garey
J. H. Medford
J.N. Rickards
Ridgely, MD
Orrick
Boarn, Dentoy
T. W. Smith
Hyes
Colston's Pharmacy
Colston
Whch
David Yarnm
Richard Carvel
Robert Mar ‘Dy
Phillip Strong
Peck
She
Red Headed Hog
Squire John
Dora Tenty
Virginia
Andrey
Charis
Nerme
Ofikrra
American Corners
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Maryland
New York Clothing House
Caroline
John K. Calloway
Tames LT
Cooper
Undertaker
Denton, MM
TRAND
Main Street
T.L. Day
Swing & Company
T. S. Day, Swing & CO
Ridgely, Maryland
Newspaper
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