Democratic Conservative Party Meetings in Caroline County
The Democratic candidates and visiting speakers from abroad will attend meetings across towns including Marydel Greensborough Ridgely Hillsborough Burrsville Preston Smithville and Federalsburg. Times vary with several October dates and a November event. Campaign committee action set by the State Central Committee for Caroline county.
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Political turmoil and party tickets in local elections
The piece notes a Democratic misstep in Centreville with no nominations, lists Republican ticket contenders in Queen Anne’s, and cites broad federal shifts with 32 Senate vacancies and several term expirations. It also reports a Virginia battle over contract and state obligation principles amid Readjuster rhetoric and a Philadelphia Times reflection on Uncle Sam’s policy stance.
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Baltimore Orioles celebration crowds fill city streets
Thousands attended a multi day festivities starting Monday and ending Wednesday night with perfect weather after Sunday rain. Crowds from across Maryland and neighboring states packed main streets and storefronts showcased holiday attire as businesses benefited from the grand event.
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First Day Celebration Includes Water Ceremony and Parades
The city introduced the Gunpowder river water with fountains around the Battle Monument as thousands watched. A parade followed featuring the Fifth Maryland Regiment Washington troops Grand Army of the Republic and city police and fire crews. French and German visitors arrived later to join committees of the City Council and Merchants and Manufacturers Association.
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Maryland Republicans Realign Behind Grant Faction in 1884
Maryland Republican forces shift to favor the Grant wing led by Creswell after years of anti Grant influence. The analysis predicts a Grant driven future, with Creswell enhancing power and punishing opponents. The piece notes weak appeal for Democrats and the broader national party alignment.
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Keating’s Backers Predict Strong Democratic Support
The Frederick Union asserts strong backing for Comptroller candidate Mr Keating. It says opposition loyalists have nearly exhausted themselves and any Democrat opposing Keating risks party standing. A few self styled Democrats still speak against him but are deemed aiding Republicans and should join them.
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Iamilton
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The Gap in Virginia and the North South Divide
The piece laments ongoing North South tensions and Virginia's political strife. It argues the university's patronage suffers from regional prejudice and finance woes, urging Virginians to end party quarrels to restore education and economic vitality. The author foreshadows continuing discussion.
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Senate Session in Washington Opens with Bayard as President Pro Tem
The National Capital report details a brief Senate session in Washington on Oct 10-11. Democrats elected Senator Bayard president pro tem while Republicans pursued procedural moves and abstentions. Bayard addressed the body urging harmony and duty amid national sorrow.
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Name Origins in Arthur Book Include Gar fyld and Grant
The late Rev. William Arthur authored a 1857 work on family and Christian names detailing meanings of over 2,500 surnames and 600 baptismal names. It cites Garfield as garland dressed and field finished, Grant as crooked, and notes names linked to places like Cambridge and Blain. Other entries cover Conkling, Blaine, Cameron, Sherman, Washington, and Gorman.
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Conkling
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valey
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Gibson Recovers From Severe Bilious Attack
Hon Charles H Gibson recovers from a severe bilious attack and will soon enter Sengtorzini cAnyasa in Tribat.
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