Will Win in 1904 says Richardson in Denton Journal
Frank A. Richardson argues the Democratic party has been the majority since the Civil War era and will win in 1904. He asserts Republicans relied on Democratic aid for McKinley’s elections, predicts rest for the Democrats, and urges leaders to step back while events unfold, with 1904 to resolve the situation.
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Somerset
James A. Stephens
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H. H. Black
Grahamsville
Sullivan Co
N. Y
Chamberlain
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
The Blow at the South and a Tin Can Trust Threat
Senator Chandler of New Hampshire predicts limited congressional action on reapportionment army reform navy buildup and Philippines government shipping subsidy and Nicaragua Canal with Pacific cable likely, while a Tin Can and Dinner Pail Trust plans a nationwide merger to control tin supply impacting Caroline county packers and local can makers.
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New Hampshire
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South
Senate
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National Steel Trust
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Moores
Caroline County
Trust Building Party
Democrats in Congress resist Southern representation cut
The piece surveys Democratic stance against reducing Southern representation in Congress and the electoral college, citing Senator Money’s vow to speak forcefully if a reduction is attempted, and notes Republican fears of a forced bill approach and calls for restraint amid Cuba and currency debates. It also covers Meiklejohn’s Nebraska Senate bid, volunteer withdrawals from the Philippines, ship subsidy opposition, and army size talks shaping the 1901 session.
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Average depth of Russian petroleum wells noted
The report states that the average depth of Russian petroleum wells is a little over 900 feet, indicating shallow to mid-range drilling depths for regional oil operations.
Proclamations urge Thanksgiving as a lasting tradition
The President and state governors call for observance of Thanksgiving Day next Thursday. The piece defends the festival as a heritage from the fathers, linking it to national unity and religious solace, while noting contemporary debates on race and policy as part of the era's social discourse.
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Maryland reapportionment figures raise delegate counts
Maryland reapportionment estimates from 1890 to 1900 show counties nearing or surpassing new delegate thresholds. Montgomery likely gains a fourth seat. Washington, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Somerset could shift as populations change. Garrett and Howard may increase with vote rises. Baltimore City remains capped at six delegates.
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Garrett
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Somerset
Washington County
Queen Anne's County
Wanted Pinor Woman for Old Established House
Wanted a pinor woman with time and ability as an agent for an old established house for Caroline county. Can make 3 to 5 dollars a day. Permanent work. No loss. Address H. H. Reckord, Manager, Builders Exchange Bldg, Bulte, Md.
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Caroline County
H. H. Reckord
Builders Exchange Bldg
Bulte., Md
Caroline County Tax Levy Notice From 1892 Act
By action of the General Assembly of Mirryhind this notice informs Caroline county taxpayers that the County Commissioners have set the annual levy on real and personal property. Taxes for county and state purposes are due and payable to the treasurer starting September 1. The notice lists the districts and principal towns where state and county taxes for 1900 are to be collected.
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Mirryhind
Caroline County
Act of Assembly
Lowe
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