Roosevelts Words Attacked Yet Public News Discussed
A local summary of political chatter notes libels against President Roosevelt and quotes a Paris clipping. It reports the Democratic State Central Committee meets in Baltimore on May 25 to choose a state convention date, with Atkinson likely renominated for Comptroller and Republicans planning a later convention. It mentions town improvements, a drinking fountain plan in Denton, Warfield's success on Jones tomb, and a forecast of a large Kansas wheat crop plus binder twine logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Gordon T.Atkinson
Tariff reform causes cabinet split and Congress clash
The piece notes growing GOP support for tariff reform and reports a split in President Roosevelt's cabinet over canal material purchases. It suggests a likely Republican Congress divide next winter, with Trusts influencing votes, while praising agitation for the people against the Trusts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Commission
Taft
Navy
Morton
Cortelyou
Treasury
Shaw
Agriculture
Wilson
Interior
Hitchcock
Moody
Commerce and Labor
Metcalf
Hay
Congress
Roosevelt pushes federal control of nation highways
Washington letter notes Theodore Roosevelt’s call for the federal government to supervise and regulate the great highways. His Denver Chamber speech revived Democratic hopes that a Republican president would endorse a policy aligned with Democratic ideals against railway rate legislation seen as favorable to railway managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Enthusiasm at Troquad Club for Republican President in Chicago
The Troquois Club in Chicago echoed with unbounded support as Mayor Dunne and Democrats cheered the President. He pledged backing to enforce law and preserve order, promising state and national support against mob violence. Analysts predict that this backing could flip the House in the next election, shift rail policy toward public interest, and bring a newer generation to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois Club
Chicago
Western Democracy
Illinois
Dunne
United States
Washington
House of Representatives
National Congress
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Fragmentary financial figures from an unknown report
A partial OCR extract shows amounts such as 244,70 00 256,615 00 113,441 63 Q499 and 5,977 00 6,415 00. No clear entities, dates, or context are recoverable beyond these numeric fragments.
Notice to Creditors in Rosa Nagel Estate
The subscriber of Caroline county Maryland has letters of administration on Rosa Nagel late of Caroline county deceased. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers authenticated to the administrator by December 1 1905 or be barred from estate benefits. HANNAH NAGEL Administratrix of Rosa Nagel deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
SIDNEY J. SMITH
LEMUEL M. JONES
co. t. a
ROSA NAGEL
HANNAH NAGEL
Preston
Bethlehem
Anne E. Wright
Madison Williams
Caroline County executor seeks claims on Philip Noble estate
Philip A Noble, executor of Philip Noble of Caroline county Maryland, obtains letters testamentary from the Orphans Court. All persons with claims against the deceased must present them with vouchers authenticated by December 20, 1905, or be barred from any benefit of the estate. Dated May 16, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
PHILIP NOBLE
PHILIP A. NOBLE
Suit for Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County Maryland
The suit seeks a decree to sell a specified Maryland real estate held in common by plaintiffs and nonresident defendants for partition. The bill notes Mary J. Fleetwood died intestate February 26, 1904, leaving heirs including George H. Mandrill and Ella Mandrill among others. A deed to Fleetwood and a subsequent transfer by Mandrill heirs are referenced, with the estate described and deemed unsuited to partition without loss. The court orders publication of notice in four consecutive weeks to absent defendants, requiring appearance by June 21 to contest the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Maryland
Mary J. Fleetwood
Wilmington
Delaware
William W. S. Fleetwood
George H. Mandrill
Ella Mandrill
Fredes G. Mandrill
Sarah E. Mandrill
Nancy Afalisa Donovan
Laura E. Reed
David Reed
Ella Downes
Harry Downes
Nora O. Cohee
William Cohee
James H. Covey
William P. Willis
Nancy Malisa Donovan
Circuit Court
THOMAS L. DAY
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DENTON JOURNAL
ROWARD MELVIN BEN. H. JOHNSON
MELVIN & JOHNSON, PUBLISHERS
Roose- Fyclt
Paris
Denton
Warfield
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Kansas
Nist
Louisa M. Smith
S. J. Smith
Calvin Taylor
Irvin Coleman
said
Ingleside
Marydel
Coleman and Taylor
Long Marsh
Queen Anne's county
CALVIN H. TAYLOR
AMOS EVERETT
JOHN RASH
Davis
D. A. WENTWORTH
McDaniel, Md
Martanes
J. W. PAYNE
ecm Md
Denton National
W. R. Wright
W.R. Wight
John E. Hurst & Co
DIA LINON
India
UFES
BBC
Crossett
Young America
Herrick
Joseph Betrish
COUNTER
WINFIELD R. WRIGHT
Denton, Maryland
HARVEY
COOPER
C. W. Honns
J. Dukes Dowsts
T.C. West
Cashier
Grover C. SKIRVEN
Ormoxp W. Downes
William I. Norns
Thomas B. SParKLIN
ABRAHAM R. WRIGHT
Emory S. Turrets
CharcLes W. Honns
Thomas C. Wust
Capital
WILLIAM H. DEEN
J. Dukis Dowixgs
Harry S. Datley
Harvey L. Cooper
THomas W. Jones
SAFE DEPOSIT BONES
SERGES
MULLIN
J. E. DOUGLASS
DUNTON, MARYLAND
Citizens Insurance Company
St. Louis
Mary- Tanda
STATE OF MARYLAND
Insurance Department
FRANK LDunean
THE
Anne FE, Lynch
Laura Christopher
J. Frank Lednuim
Edward T. Moore
Choptank
Bowden street
Jesse A. Wright
WILLIAM IL DEWEESE
ALBERT G. TOWERS
F. P. Covey
Tuk JouRNAL
THE JOURNAL
Denton, Md
Nellie Willis
William W.S. Fleetwood
J. WRIGHT
BULLOCK’s JEWELRY
JOURNAL BUILDING
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Itc
JOHN J. BARNES
THIRD ST
SMITH & WALLS
ANKLAM MFG CO
Northwestern
LAWRENCE WILSON
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Millsboro, Md
Yours truly
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
Downes Station
Main street
Horsey avenue
T. C. ANNABAL
HH. McSHANE
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