Smith Named As Congressional Nominee Says Journal
The JouRNAL publishes Hon. Thomas A. Smith's nomination acceptance speech urging voters in the First District to back him. It argues he will oppose wartime escapades, fight trusts, support tariff relief, curb representation shifts harming the Eastern Shore, and prioritize district interests with proven Maryland Senate experience.
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Thomas A. Smith
Congress
Smith
Roosevelt
Colombia
Isthmian Canal
House
Washington
Philippine Islands
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Maryland
United States
Bay
Maryland Senate
White supremacy warning on Roosevelt era policy in Maryland
Ex-Governor Frank Braten argues in the Baltimore Sun that Roosevelt’s race policies would erase social lines if re-elected. He warns Maryland whites must oppose the amendment in 1905 to prevent “mixing of races” and loss of supremacy, citing Southern states’ actions and a Cleveland-era Democratic landslide as precedent.
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Curtis Reform
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United States
Republican Party
Roosevelt
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Othard
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Judge Parker
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General Assembly
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Baltimore Sun
Harmony In Dorchester Promotes Parker and Davis Clubs
A Cambridge meeting of Dorchester Democrats featured Hon Thomas A Smith and John Phelps with Lorie Straus. The gathering unified factions and pledged to bury personal rivals while promoting Parker and Davis clubs countywide. Mr Smith attended and was warmly greeted as pumpkin pie was noted to appear on the meal bill.
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Cambridge
Thomas A. Smith
Lorie Straus
John Phelps
Dorchester County
Parker and Davis Club
Brown
John R. Pattison
W. Laird Henry
Congress
Circuit Court to Sit Next Week With 27 Civil Trials
October term of the Circuit Court begins next Monday and is expected to fill the entire week with civil trials. The criminal docket may be large with 70 witnesses already summoned for grand jury appearances. The jury lists span eight districts with names of jurors, and Cohee & Smith will set up a photograph tent near the court house for patrons next week, with Mr. Cohee in town on select days. W. E. Boones barber shop advertises modern styles at the Brick Hotel basement.
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William J. Murphy
John N. Dennison
Nehemiah C. Cohee
Eli Kenton
Elbert J. Saunders
Wellington Heather
William Wooters
H. M. Totherod
Benjamin Stewart
Thomas P. Green
Charles L. Jarrell
C. L. Jarrell
William C. Maloney
Ernest G. Cooper
John S. Barnhart
William E. Cahall
Chas. W. Stokes
Edward M. Willey
F. P. Reynolds
William H. Gambrill
James H. Carroll
Jas. I. Ledman
James A. Parrott
Chas. E. Andrews
Edward E. Lawson
James P. White
Levin W. Williams
T. Lowell Noble
Harry E. Poole
William H. Bowdle
Matthew McDaniel
G. L. Wilson
George S. Raleigh
Edgar EK. Blanch
George W. Porter
J. Frank Booth
W. H. B. Kauffman
C. P. Holsinger
Henry M. Cade
Oscar J. Simons
James Temple
John T. Stevenson
Walter J. Kelley
Benjamin C. Smith
James S. Willis
Frank H. Wright
George F. Smith
J. Willard Johnson
Cohee & Smith
Caroline
Court House
Order ratifies sale of estate property in Caroline County
Ordered September 27 1904 that the sale of property reported by Lillie AL Dean and Henry W Jopp executors of Margaret Jopp deceased be ratified unless cause shown by Sunday before December. A newspaper notice in Caroline County for three weeks before November 1 is required. Reported sale amount is 2750 dollars. True copy Test: John F Dawson J Clan Clark Will Deen.
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Lillie AL. Dean
Henry W. Jopp
Margaret Jopp
Caroline County
John F. Dawson
J. Clan Clark
Will Deen
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Denton Journal
Howard Mellin Nent
Jon Gon
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Dok
Alton Brooks Parker
New York
Henry G. Davis
Wet
Virginia
Frank Brown
Elmiu Jackson
Joan FE. George, I. Herbert Shriver
James King
Ciarles Th. Knape
DR. Samuel AL Mudd
Ferdinand Welliards
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Catolne County
Parker, Davis, Smith
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Parker, Davis and Smith League
Masonic Hall
Denton
Jacob G. Schonfarber
Baltimore City
A. S. Goldsborough
MR. Smith
Dorchester
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Denton, Md
Henderson
Greensboro
Preston
Federalsburg
Hilt.sboro
Ridgely
Harry W. Temple
William H. Thawley
William HT. Beauchamp
Board of Supervisors
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H. Jomason
Oehm’s
America
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Acme Hall
W. Lexington St
Charles
Slinis
Coats
J.leverngam
Shinis
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Berwanger & Go
MR. J. Harry Rosh
Lexington Street
Eutaw
Baltimore, Md
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Wilmington
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Charles Leedom
Liber C. W. IL
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Peter F. Causey
Samuel G. South
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Hickman
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Jons W. Clank
Rhal Hstath
William J. Webb
Mary W. Webb
John F. Webb
Harvey L. Cooper
Harvey N. Cooper
Charles B. Harrison
J. Frank Ledman
Bethlehem
Madison Williams
Samuel Webb
William Webb
J. W. Kerr
Orphans’ Court
William R. Dean
Laura N. DE Ean
Adur
Bessie Noble
Preston, Md
Main Street
Seventh Street
Hughes Lumber & Coal CO
Eddie Stokes
Frank Stokes
Hobbs
Josephine Downes
F. Denton
Jonathan Evitts
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Cazroline County
Robt. J. Jump
Register of Wills
Carolyne County
General Assembly of
Hillsboro
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Charles H. Whitby
Choptank
Miln Street
M. E. House
Orsion of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
Edward Williams
George N. Swiss
Rosa Allen
William S. Hubbard
Martha E. Liden
William W. Noble
Elmer W. Deen
Smithville
Andersontown
Henry Bullock
Rebecca C. Bullock
Willis A. Liden
William W Noble
Pp. Covey
Dearborn
Anklam Manufacturing Coq
E. Hoffman
Tuckahoe
Towson, Maryland
Gibraltar
Rickards
Smith & Rickards
H. M. Thompson
Green & Mitchell
W. T. Jarman & Bro
Goldsboro
Joanna McShane
Enos W. Carroll
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