Maryland Democrats Defend Record Amid Ballot Scandal
A Maryland Democratic appeal argues shared blame for ballot issues in Baltimore, cites Republican misrule under Governor Lowndes and 1890s patterns, then touts Democratic reforms from 1910 onward, including state roads, primary law, and anti corruption measures, urging voters to continue Democratic governance for stability and progress.
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House of Delegates
Bailtimore City
Spreckles on sugar economy in New York chat
The Washington Star reports sugar refiner Claus Spreckles spoke in New York on sugar trade economics. He said they work economically but not as tightly as some imagine, humorously comparing efficiency to a lady with a cat. The anecdote involves a cat and a grocer, ending with the cat catching a bird.
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Claus A. Spreckles
New York
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Foreigners May Hold Land in Japan Via Japanese Company
Japanese law allows foreign ownership of land only through a company formed under Japanese laws. The company, wholly Japanned, may hold land on its own right, while individuals of foreign nationality cannot own land directly in Japan.
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Japan
Emigration to America Declines Since 1882 Figures
The article notes emigration from Germany fell from over 200000 in 1882 to about 26000 last year, with 23000 heading to the United States. It also reports Miss Clara Smith being elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science for solving a long standing mathematics problem and her role as a mathematics instructor at Welles. Joy Collema, sex abt, wa seoai.
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Germany
United States
Clara Smith
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Miss Smith
mathematica
Welles
Joy Collema
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wa seoai
As Other States See Mary Land Politics Editorial
An October 13 editorial from Wilmington Every Evening discusses Maryland politics. It notes Baltimore primaries involved both parties in fraud indictments while urging voters to focus on statewide races and criticizing campaign rhetoric. It highlights Democratic repudiation of Baltimore’s machine and Republican subservience to its city machine amid looming November elections.
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Baltimore City
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Baltimore
Republican party
Lowndes
Maryland
Repubicans
General Assembly
Wilmington
Del
grand jury
Philippine mahogany ships renamed as Philippine redwood
Government action causes shippers to label Philippine mahogany as Philippine redwood. Lumbermen say they stopped using the term and did not originate it. The change reflects official nomenclature, not industry invention, and affects export labeling going forward.
Philippines Begins Importing Australian Cattle and Sheep
The importation of Australian cattle and sheep into the Philippines has started in earnest. No definite restocking policy has been adopted for areas hit by rinderpest.
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Philippines
Engineers favor English type locomotive in Japan
Japanese engineers prefer the English style of locomotive for narrow gauge due to lower center of gravity and safer curves. Ireland’s population is listed at 4 381 951, down about 77 000 since 1901. Black opals valued over 65 600 000 have been found in New South Wales since 1896, mainly from ironstone and sandstone. In Dresden a massive aluminum radiator for a 300 horsepower airship is under construction.
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Dresden
Baltimore Grand Jury clears parties in primary ballot recount
The Baltimore Grand Jury found minor discrepancies in the Democratic tally for Gorman and Lee, but the main variances were between Hughes and McNulty for Sheriff, with McNulty gaining about 500 votes. It notes higher indictment rates for Republicans, but attributes issues to local conditions and a new primary law, urging voters to support Arthur P. Gorman for Governor to secure cleaner elections and Democratic leadership.
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Lee
Hughes
McNulty
State Central
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore City
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Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Goldsborough
Baltimore Seeks Democratic National Convention Here
Strong effort by Baltimore boosters to host the Democratic National Convention cites city facilities and hospitality. Maryland's November state election could influence the decision, with a Democratic win boosting Baltimore’s bid while a loss may deter national party planners. An, intense heat and drought in Germany affecting cattle feed is also noted.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
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Biltimore
Washington
Pilthmore
Maryland
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