Census Frauds in Maryland Politics Debate
The piece surveys alleged Republican use of illiterate colored voters to sway elections, accusing the party of ballot manipulation and census frauds. It condemns Republican policies, contrasts them with Democratic aims, and notes recent party convention actions in Elkton where no judicial nominee was selected.
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Republican Party
Dorchester County
United States
Elkton
John E. Wilson
Centreville
Joseph W. Harper
Kent County
Judge Stamp
Colonel Brown
Isaac Barber
Talbot
Editorial notes on magazines and voting advice
Editorial notes praise the magazine boom and rising readership across the country. It highlights Jefferson Club’s Monticello shaft unveiling and lauds Thomas Jefferson as a liberty advocate. The Baltimore Sun’s Sunday edition is praised for compact, substantial content and a sermon. Voters are urged to mark ballots carefully to ensure votes count.
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Jefferson Club
St. Louis
Monticello
Jefferson
Missouri
Louisiana
Thomas Jefferson
Baltimore Sun
Sunday Sun
Election law praised as blow against bribery
A large group of political workers laud the current election law as the hardest blow to bribery. A Valley Forge monument honoring Washington's Army soldiers is completed and will be dedicated on Saturday October 19. Republicans advertise a meeting in Denton on the district. County meetings occur broadly but are not advertised. Congress is expected to revisit the trust question this winter, though the trusts are not alarmed.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
Valley Forge
Denton
Congress
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Nathaniel P. Williamson
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Invalids
Bursical Institute of
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of
General Assembly
Government teacher touts strong agriculture future in Philippines
Mr. Raymond DuHadaway, a government teacher in the Philippine Islands, states that agriculture holds a great future there. His comments emphasize optimism for farming sectors and potential growth in the region.
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Raymond DuHadaway
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt’s Stance on South and Anarchy in 1906
National capital report notes President Roosevelt’s cordial ties with Southern Democrats while indicating he will not abandon the Republican line of the Solid South. It warns of potential clashes over anti anarchist legislation, with Hoar signaling limits on free speech measures and possible presidential veto if overreached.
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Roosevelt
Terry Ingratia
McLaurin
South Carolina
Alabama
Hayes
Roosevelt ready for new policy in coming address
The article outlines President Roosevelt’s forthcoming message to Congress, signaling emphasis on labor, trusts, civil service reform, Southern disfranchisement, the Isthmian canal, and statehood. It contrasts with McKinley era expectations and notes looming policy battles after reciprocity, merchant marine, and Philippine issues. It also covers Virginia and Maryland campaigns, Democratic and Republican jockeying, and local religious discussions.
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Congress
Roosevelt
McKinley
Immortality Doctrine and Biblical Truths Explored
A sermon style treatise argues Bible teaching on human immortality centers on God’s will and grace. It contrasts New and Old Testament emphases, denounces sectarian errors, and asserts endless life is tied to character forged through Christ. It condemns universal immortality as a misguided modern distortion.
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God
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Paul
Timothy
Jesus of Nazareth
Tom
Harry
Christ
Centreville notices praise Col Brown for integrity and judgment
From the Centreville Observer and Easton Ledger a nomination of Mr Brown is praised as the best possible choice given the situation. The remarks emphasize personal integrity unerring judgment and deep knowledge of the law guiding the nomination.
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Centreville
Col
Brown
The
Easton Ledger
Mr. Brown
Remedy Touts Quick Recovery From Colic and Diarrhea
Rev A A Power of Emporia Kansas endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bilious colic. He recounts a neighbor with severe bowels relief after one dose, while doctors failed. The product is sold by R J Colston Denton Huch Duffey Hillsboro T W Smith Ridgely.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
R. J. Colston
Denton
Huch Duffey
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
At Cost Clearout of Clothing and Shoes in Hobbs Md
Large line of clothing underwear for ladies and gentlemen fine and heavy shoes at cost. Stock must be closed out at T J Williams store in Hobbs Maryland.
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T. J. Williams
Hobbs, Md
Oehm’s Acme Hall Fall Fashion Sale Preview
The Men’s and Boys’ Store showcases fall attire with new styles and prices. Men’s fall suits range from 7.50 to 15 dollars and overcoats from 7.50 to 18 dollars. Small and large boys’ suits priced from 2.50 to 8.50, plus fall hats shoes shirts underwear and accessories.
Stock of Groceries for Sale in Ridley Maryland
Auction notice: Thomas Austin offers entire stock of groceries and store fixtures at the Railroad avenue store in Ridley, Maryland for cash. Invoices issued, possession given immediately. call at once to arrange sale.
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Caroline County
Baltimore
Railroad Avenue
Ridsely
Thomas Austin
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