Maryland Race and Roosevelt Policy Stir Maryland Campaign
The piece discusses President Roosevelt pressing race equality in Maryland urging a Republican victory as endorsement of his policy toward African Americans. It notes Roosevelt’s influence on the Maryland campaign, rumored White House hospitality to Booker Washington, and implications for the next Senate race and party unity. It references Gov John Walter Smith and General Bradley Johnson.
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Mr. Williams
John Walter Smith
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Notable figures and political notes span weeks past
The week recalls an able lawyer and speaker who once faced county suits and later befriend General Johnson. Civil Service exams for 150 male teachers for the Philippine Islands set for October 19 and 20, with salaries of 1200, 1000, and 900. Denton reflects banner growth with 30 to 50 new buildings yearly. Carolina county lawmakers push for the colored vote in June. Baltimore Sun notes solid support for Rayner in the Maryland Senate race. Senator McComas vows to remain in the fight. The piece closes with remarks on presidential rebuke toward Southern opposition.
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Negro Vote Gains in Maryland Counties Spark calls for Democratic Ticket
A Statewide analysis notes rapidly rising colored voter strength across counties. In St Marys, negro voters nearly reach a white majority, shaping taxes and county affairs. Indictments at court favor colored defendants. black officials oversee bailiffs and court criers, road supervisors, and disburse funds, prompting calls for conservative voters to back the full Democratic ticket.
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Dorchester Democrat Leader Dies Untimely Before Signing Noms
William T Staplefort presiding officer at Dorchester county Democratic convention died in Cambridge on Tuesday. He did not sign nomination certificates as required by Election Law. The remedy is a petition with two hundred signatures or candidates must resign and seek re nomination by Central Committee before next Monday to appear on official ballots.
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Whiteley Hotel Property public sale in Templeville
Competent authority announces a public sale of the Whiteley Hotel Property in Templeville on October 17, 1903, between 3 30 and 4 30 p m. The property includes a frame dwelling house a barn with carriage house and corn crib and other outbuildings. Terms require one third cash January 1 1904 with balance in two equal instalments secured by purchaser notes. A $50 deposit is due on sale day. ADISON BROWN agent for owners.
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