Caroline County Seeks 15000 Dollar Coupon Bonds
Caroline county invites sealed bids for 15000 dollars in coupon bonds at 5 percent interest, 1000 dollar denominations, redeemable July 1 1922. Proposals due November 15 in Denton, Maryland, with 5 percent certified check. bids not below par. bonds tax exempt. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. WM. H. Anderson Clerk October 18 1910.
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Acts of Assembly of
igto
Caroline county
Act of Assembly
Denton
Maryland
WM. H. ANDERSON
Mule and Mare with Foal For Sale in Denton Md
One pair of medium size 12-year-old Myre Mules for sale price 150 dollars. Also a 6-year-old mare with foal price 3140 dollars. R T Carter Denton Maryland dated October 22.
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R. T. CARTER
Denton
Welch
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Land for Sale 60 Acres Near Federalsburg
60 acres of land about 244 miles from Federalsburg with abundant oak hickory ash maple and pine wood suitable for cordwood and some saw timber. Wood and timber could cover the purchase price if properly handled leaving the land clear. Terms to be announced on sale day. Tithe papers at purchaser expense. TENRY LEWIS Attorney in fact.
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Federalsburg
TENRY
LEWIS
Auction Notice of Wisham Farm Personal Property Sale
Henry R. Lewis attorney for Mrs Laura M Wisham offers sale of personal property from the Evan Morgan farm near Chapel Branch to Greensboro on Monday November 14 1910 at 10 am. Items include wagons farming implements furniture and household goods. Cash under 10.00. credit six months on larger sums with bankable note and satisfactory sureties. auctioneer F P Covey.
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VIRTUE of competent authority
Laura M. Wisham
Lauren M Wisham
Evan Morgan
Chapel Branch
Greensboro
HENRY R.’ LEWIS
F. P. Covey
Dix Carries New York for Democrats in State Ticket
New York state elected the entire Democratic ticket. Dix defeated Stimpson for governor by a 69 242 plurality, giving Democrats control of executive departments for the first time since 1894. Roosevelt lost his home district as Democrats gain in assembly and seek to elect a senator successor.
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Prohibition
Fiower
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Roosevelt
Mr. Sharst
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Herbert Parsons
Republiican
Jefferson M. Levy
J. Sloat Sassett
Elmbra
Corning
Edwin S. Underhilt
Oneida-Herkimer
Davenport
Utica
Sherman
Sereno J. Payne
Auburn
Dutlo
Depew
Manhattan
Bronx
Theodore Roosevelt
Terms: Casiton Day Of Sale
Terms read Casiton day of sale. no property may be removed until terms are complied with. Auctioneers: Mary A. Reidl ing F. P Covex. Clerk: C. Wh. Waitny.
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F. P Covex
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New Hampshire Insurgent Republican Elected Governor by 5600 Plurality
Concord November 10 Robert P Bass reform Republican candidate for governor is elected by about a five to six thousand vote plurality Frank D Currier is re elected for congress from the Second district Cyrus Sailiway is believed elected from the first district by a greatly reduced majority The legislature will be Republican by a good margin No United States senator to be elected this year
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Concord
N. H
Robert P. Bass
Frank D. Currier
congress
Cyrus A. Sailiway
Democratic Gains In West Virginia
Democrats in West Virginia claim sweeping gains across the state. John W. Davis secures the First District seat while W G Brown wins the Second and John M Hamilton takes the Fourth. Five state senators and thirty plus legislature members appear set to join them, though some races await official tallies. If legislature gains hold, Nathan B. Scott could retire from the U S Senate.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
John W. Davis
W.G. Brown
John M. Hamilton
Nathan B. Scott
United States senate
Republicans Lose In 11 Inos
Chicago November 10 Republicans elected six of twenty five congressmen from Illinois. It was conceded that eight were still in doubt with many Republicans likely defeated and the other eleven districts conceded to the Democrats. The Democrats have but six members in the present Illinois delegation.
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Inos
Chicago
Hlineis
Minols
Michigan elects Osborn governor from Upper Peninsula
Detroit Nov 10 Republicans elect Charles S Osborn of Sault Ste Marie as Michigan governor by about 40000. Republicans win ten of twelve congressmen with Edwin Denby defeated by Frank Doremus by roughly 500 votes, in a shift toward progressives.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
upper peninsula
Charles S. Osborn
Sault Ste. Marie
Edwin Denby
Frank Doremus
Harmon carries Ohio in Democratic landslide re election
Ohio voters backed Governor Judson Harmon with a Democratic plurality estimated above 75,000. The state ticket and likely joint-ballot majority for Democrats signals broad gains, while several big counties hint at a Democratic-led legislature. A mix of congressional seats shows multiple incumbents defeated or likely to switch parties.
Foss elected governor by 33835 vote plurality
In Tinston Massachusetts on November 10 Congressman Eugene N. Foss won the governorship by a 33835 plurality, defeating Republican Eben S Draper whose defeat is tied to rising costs and tariff objections. The incoming Legislature shows strong Democratic gains while Republicans still command enough seats to reelect Senator Lodge despite divisions.
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Tinston
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Eben S.S. Draper
Senator Lodge
Delaware Republicans keep control with gains in returns
Complete returns show Delaware as Republican by 189, with Congressman William Healdh reelected and the legislature yielding a four vote Republican majority on joint ballot, up two from the previous legislature. The new legislature will elect a U.S. senator, and Colonel Henry A. Kapent is expected to be reelected.
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Wilmington
Del
Belaware
William
Healdh
Henry A. Kapent
California Republicans win governorship by 15609
California went Republican by 15 609 votes electing a full slate of Republican congressmen. The legislature will choose a Republican successor to Senator Flint. Despite a triumphant result, the party is disfigured and veteran Republicans feel mortified by the insurgent governor’s rise and his power to advance his wing’s interests.
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San Francisco
California
Flint
North Carolina results show GOP leads in 5th district
From Raletzh North Carolina November 10 Steadman gains heavier majority than expected likely up to 2500 defeating Blair for Moorehead seat. Cowles in eighth defeated by reduced margin while Grant in tenth undecided. McIntosh in ninth leads, Webb reelected in Dem hold. State votes Democratic by 30609.
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North Carolina
Raletzh
N. C
Webb
Rhode Island Governor Pothter Re-elected in 1880s Race
Rhode Island, Providence, November 10, 1880. Governor A J Pothter is re-elected with 33,492 votes against Democrat Nap Watermen's 32,589, narrowing the Republican majority to 993 from 11,769. Democrats gain First district congressman George F Shaughnesay. Republicans win Second district with General H Utter. Assembly will be deadlocked over Senator Nelson Aldrich successor.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. L
A. J. Pothter
Pothter
Nap
Lewis A. Watermen
congress
George IF
Shaughnesay
H. Utter
Nelson W. Aldrich
Republican victory seals McCumber Senate term and House gains
Fargo voters on November 10 re-elected the Republican legislature ensuring McCumber’s return to the Senate and chose Ronna to fill the Johnson vacancy. Both Republican congressional hopefuls won, signaling strong party support in North Dakota.
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North .Dakota
Fargo
N. D
McCumber
Unite States Senate
Ronna
Johnson
congress
Wilson Wins in New Jersey landslide election
Democratic sweep in New Jersey delivers control of the legislature and a United States Senate seat. Governor Wilson leads with a ~45,000 plurality, carrying seven of ten congressional districts and most counties, amid Republican unrest and a strong labor-label controversy.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
state house
Dr. Wilson
E. C. Stokes
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
John W. Griggs
Lewis
North Jersey
South Jersey
Camden
Atlantic
Camden county
Fort
Wilson
Connecticut Democrats win governor and seat gains
Julize Simeon E. Baldwin, Democrat, elected governor by about 3000 votes in Connecticut. Thomas J. Reilly, Democrat, wins the Secold district congressional seat. Republicans face several losses as a possible 60 to 70 seat swing to Democrats in the general assembly. Australian ballot used for first time. election results may be decided by contested ballots.
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Roosevelt
New Haven
Conn
Simeon E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Secold
N. D. Sperry
Thomas J. Reilly
general assembly
Light Vote in Kentucky Democrats Reelect Five Congressmen
Light turnout across Kentucky saw Democrats retain five congressional seats. Ollie M James A Q Stanley Thomas Johnson Sherley were reelected in districts one through five, all with no opposition in several districts and a normally Republican district yielding a Democratic win.
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Louisville
Ollie M
James
A. Q
Stanley
Thomas
Johnson
Sherley
Dom
Stubbs Re elected In ICanrcas Topeka race
Topeka Kan Nov 10 Governor W R Stubbs Republican was re elected to a decreased majority over George Hodges Six or eight Republican congressmen will be returned The doubtful districts are the Third and Sixth where P P Campbell and I D Young Republicans oppose Henderson Martin and Frank Rockefeller Idaho Elects Republican Bolt se Idaho Nov 10 Returns show the election of the entire Republican ticket headed by Brady for governor but by reduced majorities French an insurgent seems certain of election to congress The legislature will be Republican but no United States senator is to be elected The only issue is submission of a state wide prohibition amendment
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ICanrcas
Topeka
Kan
W. R. Stubbs
George Hodges
P. P. Campbell
I. D. Young
Henderson Martin
Frank Rockefeller
Idaho
Boltse
Repubican
Brady
congress
United States
Nebraska Governor Race Outcomes Reported in Early Returns
Louisville Kentucky November 10 Cal eb complete counties on United States senate show Hitchcock Democrat leading 57 127 to Durkett Republican 44 806. This early tally indicates Burke defeat by about 16 900 to 20 000. Aldrich Republican wins governor by about 25 000 with a small margin.
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Nebraska
Louisville
Caleb
Hitchcock
Durkett
Burke
Aldrich
Democats gain big in House as voters shift power
Washington reports complete returns show Democrats with 221 seats in the next House and Republicans at 169, giving a working majority for the Democrats while the Senate remains narrowly in Republican hands. Victor Berger becomes the first Socialist congressman from Wisconsin, with New York and Illinois delivering sizable gains for Democrats.
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senate
Taft
Victor L. Berger
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Ilinois
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
North Carolina
West Virginia
Missouri
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Maine
Connecticut
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Minnesota Governor Eberhart Wins by Large Margin
In St Paul Minnesota Adolph Eberhart defeats James Gray for governor by an old-time majority. Eberhart wins by over 60 000 votes carrying every county. The legislature remains Republican with Hammond the only Democrat elected to Congress.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Adolph
Eberhart
James Gray
John A. Jonson
Hammond
congress
Maryland vote reshapes House with five Democrats
Baltimore date November 10 Maryland elected five Democrats and one Republican to Congress. Incumbents J Harry Covington and J Fred Talbott were reelected. George Koenig replaces John Krommiller Nepp in the third district. J Charites Linthicum wins the fourth district and David J Lewis succeeds George A Pear in the fifth. Tariff and high food prices cited by Democrats.
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Baltimore
Maryland
J. Harry Covington
J. Fred Talbott
George Koenig
John Krommiller
Nep
J. Charites Lin
Hooper Elected Governor Fusion Candidate Wins by 15,000
Nashville reports show Hooper, fusion candidate for governor of Tennessee, leading by about 15,000 votes as returns nearly complete. Democrats claim Senator Taylor was counted out and expect Senate control. fusionists likely to control the house on joint ballot, though final figures are awaited.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Ben W Hooper
Taylor
house
Arkansas Democrats Claim Full Congress Delegation
Arkansas voters elected a full Democratic delegation to Congress. The results show Macon, Oldfield, Floyd, Robinson, Jaceway succeeding Charles C. Reid, and Goodwin succeeding Minor Wallace. The state carried the congressional slate after the November election in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ark
Macon
Oldfield
Fioyd
Robinson
Jaceway
Charles C. Reid
Goodwin
Minor Wallace
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