Democratic Voters of Caroline County urged to weigh primary plan
A political notice from the Democratic State Central Committee of Caroline County urges voters to consider nominating plans for county offices. It highlights the Crawford County primary system and invites strong public expression to reflect majority will, promising acts to carry out the majority’s choice.
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Caroline County
Baltimore City
Crawford County
Sisten—Ccns
Crawford
Candine
Democratic State Central Committee
C Coline
Crawford plan urged to reform nominations in Caroline
The Crawford county primary system proposed to let party voters directly select nominees is urged in Caroline and across Maryland. Supporters say it prevents manipulations and ensures a majority-backed ticket. Democrats see it as essential to mobilize voters, while Republicans show mixed enthusiasm and unity within their colored voter base. The Democratic State Central Committee solicits further expressions of interest.
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Crawford County
Baltimore City
Crawford
Democratic Party
Caroline
Maryland
Democratic State Central Committee
Today
Proposed Maryland net ban urged by Eastern Shore residents
Mr. Otis M. Higratt and other county residents press for a Maryland Legislature act prohibiting stationary nets in the bay and rivers. They argue the long state net has ruined the fishing industry across the region and call for decisive action.
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Otis M. Higratt
Maryland
Destruction of Chesapeake fishing blocks shad trade
The article laments widespread losses from river fishing decline, noting thousands lost, many jobs gone, and shad prices rising beyond poor locals. It urges Caroline County residents to push for remedies, accusing river net hedges of blocking spawning sites and calling for swift legislation supported by evidence from a recent storm that damaged nets and allowed shad to return to upper waters.
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Caroline Countians
Clergy Ire and Reform Talk Span Nation in Church and Politics
Distressing church trouble prompted Bishop Frederick Burgess to argue that one man does not indict the clergy or the church, while Dr. Scudder discusses working women and marriage, Booker Washington urges progress for blacks, and political moves loom as Roosevelt, Taft, and Foraker clash amid wheat price spikes and weather- driven crop concerns.
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Frederick Burgess
St. Louis
Kingdom of God
Jerusalem
Church of Christ
Scudder
Jersey City
Free America
Global display marks 300th Jamestown landing anniversary
Ten nations with over 25000 armed men gathered on Hamp ton Roads at the Jamestown Exposition to honor Capt John Smith and his English party on Jamestown Island. Frost and ice affected Western Shore counties Saturday night as farmers protected crops. Despite heat hopes, the watermelon crop valued at 124000600 improves the outlook. New York fruit buyers report Florida peaches fetching 3 dollars per crate.
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Hampton Roads
Jamestown Exposition
John Smith
Jamestown Island
Western Shore
Mirror in the Family Tree and Journal Printing Style
A reflective meditation on character over riches and faults. The piece urges inner balance and cheer rather than despair, noting true value lies in fruits rather than roots and criticizing flashy stock in trade. It also emphasizes careful style in printing letterheads and envelopes.
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Job Department
Devoe Paint Ad Compares to Bread Better by Day
A promotional letter to Field & Willis of Denton Maryland extols Devoe paint as bread that lasts longer and costs less over time. The firm claims Devoe offers superior value by the day and year, urging readers to compare price and durability with competitor offerings. Smith & Walls are named as retailers of the paint.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
Smith & Walls
Lightning Rods Prove Safe Against Thunder Storms
The article extols lightning rods as proven protection against lightning with quotes from Bucknill Tyndall Olmstead Edison Hazen and others. It cites the Washington Monument as a case where rods were erected after a strike and since, no damage has occurred, underscoring effectiveness for tall exposed structures.
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U.S
Pross
Rowland
Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Schedule 1907
Schedule in effect May 20 1907 shows routes and times for the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway. It lists connections through Baltimore to Queenstown Denton Greenwood Ellic. Rehoboth Lewes and Centreville with departures mainly morning and afternoon daily except Sunday.
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Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Company
Baltimores
TAO
Queenstown
Dirlsboro
IOI
Denton
Greenwood
Elfei
Mmfendale
Tess Tao
Rehoboth
Essee
West Bounn
Pah Tv
Ccs Too
Lewes
Edendalers Esseenee
Dentonees Cecveces
HbUsborn
Esenes Bss
Baltimore
Centreville
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State Board of Agriculture of
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Orphans’ Court
Rhoda A. Clark
Charles MA. Clark
James M. Clark
J. M. Haymaker
Dimntist
Ridgely, Maryland
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American Corner
Deston Journal
G. S. Rairigh
Mullin's
Wilmington
Dover Dundee
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R. M. Messick
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