J R Hugnes Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Greensboro Md
To the Democratic Voters of Caroline county A large number of my Democratic friends have urged me for more than a year to run for the nomination for the Sheriff office I have decided to announce my candidacy and seek the party's support I have always identified with the party and leave the result to the voters I believe I can serve the people well if nominated and elected J R Hugnes Greensboro Md
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Denton
Caroline county
WM. A. STEWART
Caroline Ditioency
J. R. HUGNES
Greensboro
W. T. ELLIOTT. Ridgely
Temple Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Denton
James Temple of Denton Maryland announces his candidacy for the Sheriff's office asking Democratic support at the approaching primaries. He pledges to give the office his full attention if elected. April 10 1915.
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Denton
Caroline County
JAMES TEMPLE
William G. Smith Announces Sheriff Candidacy
Notice announces William G. Smith entering the Democratic primary for Sheriff in Caroline County. He notes he was born and raised there, has never held elective office, and asks Democrats for support, pledging to serve to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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Caroline
WILLIAM G. SMITH
W T Elliott Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Ridgely Ad
W T Elliott announces candidacy for Sheriff in Ridgely Maryland. He seeks Democratic primary voters support this year and pledges to serve with honor if nominated and elected. March 8, 1913 accompanies the notice.
George W. Kelley Declares Sheriff Nomination Bid
George W. Kelley announces his candidacy for the sheriff nomination in the Eighth District seeking Democratic supporters and general good wishes. He emphasizes zeal for the party and steady work on party tickets.
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GEORGE W. KELLEY
Man Hatred Sparks Denver Park Scheme
Advertising man Dorsey transitions from stunts to a humane ploy by offering free park admission to women who admit they hate men. His plan evolves around winning back Marian Elliott through the adoption of an incubator baby, leading to a blossoming romance as the baby falls ill and unites them in care and concern.
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Dorsey
Keith
Mad house
ghid house
John KRelth
son
dex
John Keith
Marian Ellett
Eliott
Boulder
Denver
Marian
Jden Dorsey
Selth
Marvin Elliott
wit
Ife
Marvin
Wilson
fcre
Lakeside
hater
Marian Elliott
Jim
Cupid
Diary portrait of Daniel OConnell as quiet and busy
Lady Morgan records in her diary that Daniel OConnell is not brilliant in private life, but is mild and absorbed. Lord Clanricarde notes his morning rounds among clients, then law courts and the Improvement Society, just after a forceful speech to MBA. The image: an extinct volcano.
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Daniel O'Connell
Lord Dungarvan
Morgan
Dan O'Connell
Dan
Lord Clanricarde
Ils doo
law courts
Improvement society
MBA
A Literary Cynic Said He’ll Write Something Big
A novelist vows to create a world famous work after producing enough trash to become independent. The exchange, quoted from the Chicago Record-Herald, captures a wry view of literary ambition and self-critique.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Primeval Reproaches in Eden Garden Dialogue
In a playful retelling from the Washington Star, Adam and Eve volley blame as they depart Eden’s garden. Adam claims Eve bears the fault and Eve retorts he should have arranged better protection so they could not be expelled.
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Adam
Eve
garden of Eden
Washington Star
Not Exactly Playing
An exchange about a daughter’s piano work. Bellows asks if she plays. Fellows replies with a blunt denigration of play, saying she works, pounds, rakes, scrapes, jumps, and rolls on the piano, insisting there is no play about it.
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Fellows
London Telegraph
To Get Rid of Him. Lord Algy Long Plot Revealed
A fragmentary dialogue shows Geraldine discussing removal of a suspected suitor with mock diplomacy. The judge presence hints at legal scrutiny and a pension promise hints at financial maneuvering in a tense social scene.
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Lord Algy
Geraldine
Governor Glenn at the 1913 Chautauqua
The article profiles Governor Robert B. Glenn tracing a career from Stokes County to U S District Attorney, then South Carolina governor. It notes his advocacy for the insane deaf and blind, inclusive policies for African Americans, temperance stance, and a forthcoming Chautauqua lecture on youth welfare amid a charged political year.
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Glenn
Stokes County
D. C
United States
South Carolina
Irving
William the Conqueror’s Bruising Courtship in Bruges
The New York Sun recounts William the Conqueror’s forceful wooing of Matilda of Flanders. He rode to Bruges, dragged her from a horse, and beat her to win her consent. Matilda later chose Brihtric’s estates and imprisoned Brihtric, illustrating a harsh medieval view of female choice and power dynamics.
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Burt
William the Conqueror
Matilda
Flanders
New York Sun
Willam
Normandy
Bruges
France
William
Bribtric
England
Brihtric
Desolate Mongolia and the Mongol Wanderers
The piece portrays Mongolia as a vast, harsh land with little settled life cut off from the sea, home to roaming nomads. It ponders the birthplace of great migrations and references Genghis Khan and the Mongol conquests as part of a sweeping historical panorama.
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Siberia
Mongolia
lfe
Genghis
Alexander
The Curse of Mar Earldom Restored After 300 Years
London Cor. New York Sun reports that the famed Curse of Mar proclaimed lands to strangers and ruinous fates for the earldom. Over three centuries every element seemed fulfilled until 1820 when an ash sapling appeared, followed by George IV restoring the earldom and Queen Victoria kissing the countess.
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Mar
Earl of Mar
Scotland
George IV
Queen Victoria
London
New York Sun
Arctic Summer Hardships Reported By Stefansson
Stefansson recounts in Harper s Magazine the unbearable Arctic summer during the Coppermine River expedition. July heat topped 100 degrees in sun with endless daylight, while mosquitoes blinded dogs and caused sores. The crew endured extreme heat and constant insect misery truly unmatched in the journey.
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Stefansson
Harper's Magazine
Coppermine river
Scott and Thackeray in Historical Incidents
A Westminster Gazette note cites Scott and Thackeray for occasional historical errors in their novels. It mentions Wamba calling himself a brother of St. Francis, the order’s 1206 founding versus Richard I era, Bedreddin Sassan in Arabian Nights, and a disputed dance scene with Prince Charles Edward.
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Bedreddin Sassan
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Scott
Prince Charles Edward
Flora Melvor
Prince Charles
Westminster Gazette
It Happened In Boston Conductor Lets Passenger Off
A Boston streetcar incident ends with a passenger asking to be dropped at the next corner and the conductor agreeing after a judge’s prompting. The exchange highlights a calm, orderly handling of a minor transit disruption.
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Boston
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