Democratic county candidates praised in editorial note
The editorial lauds Senator Gorman Har rington and Poe as strong Democratic nominees with broad local support. It urges voters to endorse all three, noting their solid backing from within the party and the public booth. The piece also comments on military food standards, direct presidential voting, and political trends in Maryland and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Ife
Harrington
Dorchester
Poe
Baltimore
Democratic and Republican clash over Maryland policy and Taft
The article reviews Democratic praise for past Maryland administrations and Gorman's pledge to sign a state wide local option bill. It criticizes Republican influence in federal offices and notes Taft’s wavering appeal. It mentions Republicans visiting Cecil and Eastern Shore attention, and cites Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago and St Paul favoring the Democratic national convention with Baltimore in the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
General Assembly
Cecil
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Paul
Baltimore
East New Market rally in Dorchester favors suffrage amendment
Democratic candidates addressed about 500 supporters in East New Market pledging to back Lee and Gorman against alleged Baltimore frauds and to pass the suffrage amendment to ensure white rule. Speakers warned Republicans cannot reform abuses and invoked 1895 Cambridge clashes to urge turnout.
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Dent
East New Market
Dorchester
Gorman
Lee
Baltimore
Forenan Dobson
Grand Jury
Poe
Democratic Party
Harrington
Goldsborough
Stone
Garman
Maryland
Lloyd Lowndes
Cambridge
Talbot official tacks on party outlook for Maryland election
State's Attorney J Frank Turner of Talbot visited Caroline court this week and voiced confidence in a decisive Democratic majority in Maryland. He criticized Republican election practices in Baltimore, urged voters to reject Republicanism, and noted the rising Democratic tide as election day neared.
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J. Frank Turner
Talbot
Caroline Court
Baltimore
Turner
Ife
Maryland
Choice of newspapers underlines educative home force
The excerpt argues the daily newspaper is the best educative force for a home. It favors the local paper for local news and elevates The Philadelphia Record as a nationwide favorite for its cleanliness impartiality and lack of yellow journalism, noting its broad circulation among Pennsylvania dailies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Pennsylvania
Return From Captivity and Lessons for Renewal
The article traces three Babylonian captivities of Israel and the 536 BCE return, stressing the discipline that purified worship, deepened Scripture study, and the birth of synagogues. It links exile to spread of God knowledge, and notes the journey home as a model for repentance from sin and the broader gospel mission.
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Israel
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
B. C
Babylon
Ezekiel
Mordecai
Esther
Judea
Lord Jesus Christ
Palestine
Jacob
Rome
Aeneas
Troy
Kingdom of Heaven
Democratic mass meetings announced across counties
Democratic mass meetings organized at multiple towns with tent venues or town halls from Oct 18 to Nov 4. Brass bands male quartets and prominent speakers to attend. By order of Democratic State Central Committee Tuomas A. Smith chairman.
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Hillsboro
Bridgetown
Goldsboro
Henderson
Burrsville
Hickman
American Corner
Newton
Choptank
Ridgely
Greensboro
Preston
Democratic State Central Committee
Tuomas A. Smith
How do you know of tears within your intimates rleuds
Florence Kenney Hvans asks how a speaker can gauge the private sorrow of close friends as they mourn, wondering if a cruel joke left unforgotten might reach a Christian worker and cause him to stumble and fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kenney Hvans
Purse of Gold Found in Lewes House Sparks Fortunes Hunt
Alfred Lank a Lewes carpenter found a purse while tearing flooring in an old house once lived in by a man believed to have hidden fortune. Townsfolk flood the area seeking treasure while the owner bans trespassers. Other notes include autumn hints in the woods, wage hikes at Georgetown DuPont Road, and local business and weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Alfred Lank
Lank
Guinsey
France
Georgetown
DuPont Road
Holland
Salisbury
Chestertown
Cordova
Severe penalties for selling diseased hogs and improper burial
The Easton Star-Democrat reports hog cholera spreads in some sections as diseased hogs are moved from infected herds. Laws punish selling animals with contagious disease or exposure within ninety days and allow penalties for causing disease to spread on public roads or unfenced lots. Burials rules require hogs dying of disease to be buried three feet deep or burned, with fines or jail for delay in burial after discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Star-Democrat
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Right of Way When Auto Overtakes a Team on Road
A letter discusses complaints about slower teams occupying the road when overtaken by faster autos. Law requires the slower vehicle to turn out and give half the road. Night driving without lights and unmarked dangerous corners are noted as hazards, urging motorists to use lights.
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H. Johnson
Artitur
P. Gorman
Howard County
Comptroller
Emerson C. Harrington
Dorchester County
Edgar Allan Poe
Waltimore City
Noose OF
Nelson H. Fooks
George H. Wilson
Lawrence Wilson
William J. Rickards
Orpilans
J. Clan Clark
Edward W. Liden
Henry C. Rawlings
Albert S. Handy
Alcenus E. Cooper
Sam
New York Sun
Italy
Ottoman Empire
Trenton American
South
West
Woodrow Wilson
Independent
Kentucky
Denton
Wilmington
Republican Party
Baltimore Sun
Taft
Clark
Ezra
Mary H. Gray
Automobile Notes
Journal
Griffon
Priestley Cravenette
J. L. Evernham
Denton, Maryland
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