Democratic campaign notes stir Wicomico county politics
The article outlines Democratic and Republican moves in Dorchester and Wicomico counties, noting calls to register voters, party unity, and shifts like Col. C. Frank Spedden leaving the GOP to back Democrats. It covers judge notifications, statements by Adkins and Hopper, and expectations for election day.
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Col
C. Frank Spedden
Dorchester
Cambridge Journal
Col. Spedden
Political outlook favors Democratic victory in Maryland 1907
Baltimore October 3 1907 political observers forecast a Democratic majority in Maryland and Baltimore with no prominent Democrat willing to back Gaither. They argue Republicans aim to control machinery to secure federal offices and a seat in the General Assembly, while Gaither is portrayed as a crankish renegade.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Judge Crothers
Gaither
Roger W. Cuil
Baltimore Sun
General Assembly
United States Senate
Jackson
Mudd
George Gaither
House
Senate
Mugwunip
The
Nationalist
Republican Party
Political shifts and local candidacies in Maryland and Delaware
The piece discusses protectionist stances against Cleveland and tariff reform, rising support for municipal ownership of utilities, and distrust of a Socialistic posture. It quotes Congressmen Jackson on nominating versus electing, notes Tilghman Harvey's letter debunking local option claims, and lists Wicomico Democrats nominating Jesse D. Price for State Senate with Ex-Governor Jackson aiming at the U.S. Senate, plus Thomas Perry as county treasurer candidate.
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Jackson
Wicomico
United States Senate
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Gaither
Maryland
Tilghman Harvey
Burrsville
Dover Delawarean
Delaware
Wicomice Democratts
Jesse D. Price
State Senate
Thomas Perry
Metes
Thomas S. Carter
Nehemiah Fountain
Caroline County
Charles A. Nicholson
Henry Wilson
Nehemah Fountain
Register of Wills Office
Tuckahoe Neck
Harvey L. Cooper
F. P. Covay
Letter to Frank Booth on sowing ten acres with wheat and daisies
A letter from Devoe & Co addressed to Frank Booth in Denton Maryland discusses the cost and practicality of sowing ten acres half wheat and half daisy. It muses on seed costs and crop value, notes uncertainty about daisy seed bulk, and compares paint costs and whitewash usage noting labor and ladder setup. The letter endorses Devoe paint and Denton retailer Smith & Walls.
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Devoe
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Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
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Cecil County
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Ussaac
Baltimore City
TIE Court OF Appeals
J. C. Magruder
Prince George’s County
Circuit Court
William HH. Adkins
Talbot County
Philemon B. Hopper
QueEn Anne’s County
Elmer W. Deen
House OF Delegates
James R. Phillips
Theodore Saulsbury
LOK
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J. Olan Clark
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Edward W. Leides
Wesley Jarrell
William H. Beck
William Scrouse
Vv Culbimay
Witham TH. Jackson
Arroushirt
State Central Committee
Caroline Plain
Washington
Princess Anne
William J. Adkins
Easton
John A. Tucker
Cecil
John K. Lynch
Caroline
J. H.C. Legg
Queen Anne's Bar
Second District
Adkins
Hopper
Centreville
Second Judicial Circuit
Stewart & Howard
Lexington
Peacedale
Cheviot
Betselae Tates Senate
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Pau Winchester
Sydney
Denton
Tuckahoe
Eliza Nicholson
Charles W. Schlegel
Liber L. H. G
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Court House
State of
Frank Booth
Denton, Md
F. W. Devoe & Co
Smith & Walls
F. Baynard
Cubbage & Clendaniel
Lincoln
Del
Harry N. Hackett
Easton, Maryland
DenTon Journal
Parker
Erorth
Journal Office
L. C
St. Preston
Lakewood
Our
Tankersey
Gibson
Misses’ Coats
Kersey
Castor Kersey
J. E. ES
Verna Gandne
Denton, Maryland
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