Democratic Primaries Set for Caroline County May 30 1908
Caroline voters will meet in eight districts on May 30 1908 between two and six p m to elect three delegates to the State Convention in Baltimore and one candidate to represent the county at the Ocean City Congressional Convention. Names and fees are outlined with rules mirroring last year and deadlines for filing.
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Hendeson
Greensboro
Denton
Preston
Federalsburg
Flillsboro
Sith
Ridgely
American Corner
Baltimore
Caroline County
Ocean City
United States
Tho. A. Smith
State Central Committee
Congress
Cumattee
Thos
AJ Smith
A.W. Sisk
Flor. Malone
Democratic
Tuckahoe Neck
State of
Maryland
Hillsboro
Harris Chapel
Mary E. Fisher
Iarrington
William Phillips
Henry C. Fisher
George W. Wilson
George W. Taylor
J. J
George W. Wilson, Sr
George W. Wilson, Jr
W.G.N
P. Roland Fisher
Mary J. Fisher
Nellie Fisher Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
John Marion Wilson
G. Lawrence Wilson
Emma L. Beaven
Progress in a Great Work in Caroline County
Public sentiment shifts toward better roads as Caroline joins Maryland pioneers in a state led highway plan. A court house meeting backed a state driven system to build and maintain main highways, with the Good Roads Commission and Governor pledging benefit across the county and region.
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Caroline County
Court House
Caroline
Maryland
Good Roads Commission
Denton
End to bribery in elections urged by Maryland counties
Citizens on Maryland's Eastern Shore critique money influence in elections and cite Caroline County's limited success in resisting bribes. The piece notes passage of a new corrupt practices act aimed at eradicating bribery in November elections and future contests.
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Caroline
Caroline County
Walter Teat
Ira Thomas
Cecilia Thomas
Lennie Jones
M. Zion
Keene’s Cross Roads
IRA
John Johnson
Charles H. Poor
Doc
Winchester
Hennie Jones
Charles Wilson
William Bickling Heirs
Bryan for Dem presidential nomination grows stronger
Five hundred delegates at the Democratic national convention are instructed for William Jennings Bryan, boosting optimism that he will be the party’s nominee. The article notes Bryan’s high profile and repeated defeats, and contrasts public interest with his lack of high office, while also offering detailed tomato growing tips for young farmers.
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United States
Democratic Party
Bryan
Henry Ward Beecher
Charles H. Spurgeon
St. Francis Zavier
Savonarola
Moses
Elijah
Carnegie Hall
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Denver
Nebraska Statesman
Lyman Abbott
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Nebraska
Special cut-prices on farm wagons and carriages at Murehy
W OH Murehy of Farmington Delaware advertises a 30 day sale on six-post storey two-seated first class vehicles and farm wagons. Prices slashed on harness sets, inter horse blankets, robes, carriage whips, cultivators and harrows. Many second hand carriages and stock wagons offered at reduced or regular market prices.
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Siro
Courtland
Secarn
W. OH. Murehy
Farmington
Delaware
Insurance Law Proclaimed in Journal Publicatio
A key insurance law from the last General Assembly session appears in the JOURNAL on its sixth page, officially published today. The measure details regulatory updates and compliance requirements for insurers operating within the state.
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General Assembly
Journal Today
Episcopal leaders named for Pan Angl ican Congress
Bishop William J Adams of the Easton diocese appoints Rev ward R Rich Rev Henry Davi Rev William Schouler and Rev Henry Marti gegf from Chester town to attend the Pan Anglican Congress in London. Davies left for London last Wednesday.
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William J. Adams
Theiocese
Easton
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pelea
Odward R. Rich
Elenry Davi
William Schouler
Siton
Henry H. Martigegf
Chester Town
Davies
London
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
BRNJ
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Democratic State Central Committee
Prohibitionists
Congress of Governors
Washington
Union
Mr. Taft
Republican Senate
Hamlet
John S. Wise
Hotel Rennett
Editoril Notes
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Howard and
Lexington Streets
Best Store
Gonten
Ben
Lisle Bucks
Maal Order
Ladies' Home Journal
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Howard and Lexington Sts
Price
D. A. Nichols & Son
T. Alan Goldsborough
Tuckahoe
John M. Wilson
Louise D. Wilson
H. Lay Beaven
Caroline County, MD
John Coates
Ledmumm
Bethlehem
James T. Cooper
Raymond Coates
P. Covay
Sheriff's Sale
William IS Beck
Covey
I. P. Covey
Circuit Court
Catharine L. Trice
Thomas F. Williams
Battle Hill
Nathan Williams
Levin W. Williams
George M. ‘Taylor
Williams
Levin’ W. Williams
Schloss Bros. 4
A.—J.] Redden
Market
Main Street
Benton
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Rudolph G. Anklam
Anklam Manufacturing Company
Towm
Samuel Griffin
J. Leland Hanna
Cambridge and
Seaford
B.C. & Alr R
Henry R. Lewis
F.P. Covey
Mullin
Mollin's
Wilmington
Frank Flaharty
Concord
A. W. Houchin
Greenevore
QO. M. Hignutt
Williston, Md
Greater
Bolgianos ““Square Deal
Bolgiano
I. I. Couchnauer
Faughier County
Rbolgiano
Orrick OF Tite Scout Board
Denton, Md
U.S
Teachers’ Institute
Ly Order
KE. M. Noble
Western Maryland College
Westminster
T. H. Lewis
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