Colonel Edwin H Brown Nominated for Associate Judge
The column endorses Colonel Edwin H Brown as Associate Judge of the Second judicial district after a Thursday convention. It praises his legal knowledge judgment discrimination and integrity, notes his aim to follow a line of notable local judges, and urges Queen Anne's Democrats to back him strongly to maintain a strong bench.
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Edwin H. Brown
Second Judicial District
Caroline
Brown
Frederick Stump
Hopper
Carmichael
Robinson
Judge Robinson
Caroline Democracy
Queen Anne’s
Unselfish county leaders faulted over public works
The editorial critiques county commissioners for selfish use of public funds, noting high tax rates and lack of progress on roads. It accuses them of favoritism and squandered resources, while acknowledging some credit for a few miles of road work. It also mentions Roosevelt’s tariff deliberations and Gorman’s campaign speeches.
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Board of County Commissioners
Editorial Notes Reflect on Labor, Politics and War News
A tote of editorials covers labor’s losses to the Steel Trust and Morgan’s expansions, President Roosevelt’s unknown quantity status, Japan relations, and looming trusts. It notes Hawaii’s political strife with Governor Dole’s possible resignation, and forecasts a mild winter based on hornet nests. Also mentioned are the Philippine war, Maryland Court of Appeals terms, and McKinley’s estate value.
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Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Mr. McKinley
Hanna
Democratic candidates notified of state ticket nomination in Maryland
Dr Joshua W Hering and J Frank Turner Esq were formally notified of their nominations for Maryland state offices on Wednesday. Hering spoke of unity in the party and a record of debt reduction and education expansion under Democratic leadership. Turner pledged diligent service if elected. Also notes postal service cost increases for rural and overall free delivery for 1902.
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Joshua W. Hering
J. Frank Turner
Hering
George Wells
Maryland
Democratic Party
John Walter Smith
Turner
Court of Appeals
Frank Ford
Democratic Tide Expected Across Shore Counties
The Salisbury Advertiser reports strong Democratic momentum in many Shore counties. In Cecil and Kent the party is solid, while Dorchester and Dorchester independents pose challenges. Somerset shows fluctuating Republican majorities and Beauchamp’s clerk race hinges on Democratic cross-vote. Wicomico's slate is weak, with Graham's defeat seen as likely. Jackson allies and Stone’s faction threaten GOP unity.
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Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline
Kent
Cecil
Somerset
Oliver Beauchamp
Mr. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Stone
Wicomico
Jackson
Graham
Goldsborough -McComas
Mr. Jackson
Salisbury Advertiser
Anarchy debate spans education and crime in U S
Washington correspondent Frank A Richardson argues that educated criminals fuel anarchy and class envy. He notes crime rates rise with universal education since the Civil War, but rejects limiting education while warning demagogues influence the masses toward unrest. He says universal schooling cannot be halted.
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Frank A. Richardson
Washington
United States
Autumn Reflections as Seasonal Change Sets In
A vivid domestic scene describes autumn’s arrival as families retreat indoors, lamplight pooling around a dining room table where members sit in quiet together. The scene notes transitioning seasons with late-summer foliage and early autumn colors beginning to appear in floral accents.
October Country Scenes and a Store Sale in Hobbs Md
The piece notes autumn passages from bloom to walks in the woods and nutting parties among young folks, ending with a sales notice. Mr. W. J. Murphy failed to meet sale terms for the Hobbs store, prompting continued reduced-rate sales to a reliable buyer. The stock remains for sale at Hobbs, Md.
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W. J. Murphy
Hobbs
T. J. Williams
Hobbs, Md
Baltimore
Railroad Avenue
Ridgely
Thomas Austin
Acme Hall Fall Fashion for Men and Boys
QEHM S Acme Hall presents fall fashion for men and boys with a full range of suits from 7 50 to 15 and boys suits from 5 to 8 50 plus fall overcoats hats shoes shirts underwear and other accessories to outfit the well dressed man and boy.
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Senate
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Worcester County
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Denton
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Downes
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Lexington St
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
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Henry BR. Lewis
Preston
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East New Market
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Chick Mae
Queen Anne's Railroad CO
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Greenwood
P.O
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Wilmington
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Caoroline County
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Market Street
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Main Street
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Register of Wills
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Preston, Md
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Denton, Ma
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