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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
2
A political appeal urges readers to back James E. Ellegood in the upcoming election, arguing against ballot buying and bribery. The writer claims the contest signals a new era for Maryland's Eastern Shore and emphasizes integrity, voter conscience, and unpurchasable representation in Congress.
The New York Herald predicts a reduced Republican majority in the next House, with heavy Democratic gains overall. Maryland districts two and four lean Democratic, first district uncertain. Delaware and Pennsylvania favor Democrats. Socialistic sentiment grows in multiple states, fueled by trust issues, monopolies, and coal prices. President Baer expects coal prices normal by January.
James E. Eltecoop, Democratic nominee for Maryland’s First Congressional District, appeals to all voters to ensure a pure ballot and fair election on November 4. He accuses the Republican opposition of tolerating bribery and urges citizens to monitor campaign spending and coercive tactics.
The Denton Democratic meeting drew a modest crowd due to date confusion and farmer busyness. Supporters praise Ellegood as a Washington-worthy representative while attacking opponents and urging careful ballot marks. The piece also references trust evils, Addicks in Delaware, and predicts Ellegood’s election amid broader Maryland political currents. Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s death is noted. Quay faces defense. McSherry may be reelected. vote for Ellegood.
The late President Gnarfield extols the House as a test of character where reputation matters little and merit is weighed impartially. He argues the seat should go to James E. Ellegood, urged as the best for the Eastern Shore of Maryland in the upcoming election.
Hundreds of Republicans in Delaware back Democratic tickets to defeat J Edward Addicks senatorial aims and support Henry Houston as likely winner. A heated canvass rages as conservatives blame Addicks for corrupting Diamond State politics. Capt Z T Hutchinson reports large shipments of No 1 Cypress shingles.
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