Public Expenditure Critique and Farm Revenue Note
A critique argues state officials fail to point to economical public expenses and refuse exorcitation near major outlays. It highlights the county almshouse management, contrasts debts with prior trustees, and cites farm yields under Allaband valued at 884 dollars versus 155.25 dollars in 1900. Auditors’ and treasurer’s figures are noted. no further commentary is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Ted
Colored voters dominate Maryland Republican ranks in county race
The piece argues colored voters are a primary force for the Republicans in the county and questions whether white Republicans or colored voters held more sway in the last election. It warns of colored voters seizing party control if Republicans win while noting many are illiterate and not taxpayers. Democratic candidates are praised as better representatives of taxpaying citizens.
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Commonwealth of Maryland
Maryland
Republican Committees
Democratic Party
Postal cards to bear McKinley portrait with new layout
The government will issue postal cards after December 1 featuring a McKinley portrait with birth and death years flanking the name. The phrase United States of America moves lower, space left for postmarks, and the card reads one cent in a Series of 1001. President Roosevelt hosted Booker T. Washington for a White House dinner, provoking Southern Protest. Washington is the first colored guest of honor. South Carolina Democrats discuss Wade Hampton returning to the Senate. Ex Congressman Kerr spoke at an Independent Republican meeting in Harlock on Saturday.
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McKinley
Madden
United States of America
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
White House
Washington
South
South Carolina
Wade Hampton
United States Senate
Kerr
Harlock
Wright
Roosevelt Era Coercion Fears Shape Maryland Ticket
The piece argues President Roosevelt will push coercive measures against the South and social reforms for African Americans. It endorses Maryland Democratic candidates Sisk, Goldsborough, and Jefferson as capable to counter Roosevelt’s political moves. It notes reactions from Lord Rosebery on American enterprise, Pinkerton surveillance on J Pierpont Morgan, and local party maneuvers including Elkton and Cecil Democrat viewpoints plus a Baltimore American compliment to Comptroller candidate Joshua W. Hering. It surveys the Discovery ship voyage, education statistics, Schley inquiry, John Most sentence, Addicks opposition, and a planned Washington union station.
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Baltimore American
Republican Party of
Maryland
Joshua W. Hering
Carroll County
Washington Notes on Canal Treaty and Cuban Sugar Debate
Rumor and cabinet rumor mill swirl around a forthcoming Isthmian Canal treaty with Great Britain and a Cuban sugar concession. A unnamed Cabinet figure says points are agreed and the treaty will reach the Senate after Congress convenes. The President weighs Cuban sugar duty relief against protests from beet and cane sugar sectors. Also cited is Captain Alvin D. McLean on Philippine teachers as a disruptive, costly "white elephant" under military occupation.
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Great Britain
Senate
Congress
White House
State Department
Cuba
United States
Republican Party
Alvin D. McLean
Mantilupa
Philippines
Sectionalism Not Wanted in Episcopal General Convention
The General Convention in San Francisco shows no sectionalism as Southern bishops and Boston clergy unite to lead a broad nationwide church. It highlights unity across North South East West with an emphasis on liberal, inclusive spirit among clergy and laity. The gathering of bishops theologians and lay leaders underscores America's inclusive church tradition.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Baltimore Senaha
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Thomas A. Dudley
Kentucky
J. S. Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
Republic
Episcopal Church
United States
Maryland Exhibit and City Build for Charlestown Exposition
Notes summarize Maryland's pride in metal work shipbuilding and transportation industries urging a strong Maryland Building at Charlestown Exposition to prove Baltimore as the South’s metropolis. Includes brief items on bell makers declines gasoline boat purchase plan for Cambridge Delaware Endeavor Union convention Wilmington typhoid convalescence son Paris and local ads and notices Spanish War cost.
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Maryland
Baltimore
South
Dealtimore
New York Times
Europe
Cambridge
Leland Mills
Cambridge Manufacturing Company
Delaware Christian Endeavor Union
West Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
Paris
John P. Moore
Worcester
T. J. Williams
Hobbs
Easton
Denton
Journal Office
QEHM S ACME HALL FALL FASHION SALE
Acme Hall markets fall fashion for men and boys with complete outfits. Prices list suits from 7.50 to 15 for men and 2.50 to 8.50 for small and 5 to 8.50 for large boys. Fall overcoats hats shoes shirts underwear and accessories are offered to fully outfit the well dressed man and boy.
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Jast, Mullin & Sons
Our Building at Charleston in Maryland Exposition
Maryland's Charleston Exposition building will be a fine structure serving as a Maryland visitor headquarters. It will feature a constant open fire, walls decorated to show the state's natural wealth and beauty, and prominent Marylanders’ names in the mantel display. Prof. William B. Clark has arranged mineral resources to be shown, with aims to exhibit Maryland’s manufacturing agriculture and fruit growing strengths along with fisheries.
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Maryland
Charleston
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Steele & Johnson
TND
Court OF Appeals
J. Frank Turner
Talioit County
Admalati
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Edwin H. Brown
Albert W. Sisk
House OF Delegates
W. Winder Goldsborough
Charles W. Jefferson
Charles H. Whitby
Wesley Jarrell
Isaac L. Dukes
Clarence C. Deen
Caroline County
Friends’ Meeting House
Brick Hotel
Col
J. E. R. Wood
Alonzo Miles
State Central Committee
Geeads
Messrs
Sisk
Goldsborough
Jefferson
Caroline
Lord Rosebery
America
Britaan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pinkerton
Mr. Morgan
Elkton
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Cecil
Second Judicial District
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R. F. Scott
Cape Town
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South Pole
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Schley
John Most
New York
Delaware
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Addicks
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Elsie
Ankas
Qehm
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ACME
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Terols
Thomas Mitchell
J. W. Cian
J. A. Nichols
West Denton
Everngain’s
Wright's Health
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John L. Everngam
Rick
Antalarno
Labaivguv
Nevius & Frampton
Easton Md
Armstrong, Cater & Co
O. M. Hignutt
Williston
Walter B. Lord
Ridgely, Md
E. W. Liden
Carolina County
F. P. Reynolds
Preston
G. L. Boehm
Johns
Crier
Rebecca C. Broadley
T. Albert D. Bradley
Car Jina County
Manila
Albert D
Bradley
Lizzie Payne
Borchester
Albert I
Circuit Court of
Charles W. Hobbs
Charles WV
Nisi
Ida J. McTilvaine Ng
Mary E. Jones
Orphars’ Court
N. Atex. Hutsu
Jonna Sigler
Jesse T. Dennis
Robert
Jump
Register of Wills
Robert 3. Clark
Val John W. Clark
Circuit Court
Robert S. Clark
Mark H. Smith
T. Pliny Fisher
Willian Price
Mary V. Price
William Price
John A. Sigler, Jesse T. Dennis
Tveat
Rod't J. Jump
Register of Wits
G. K. Ebling
Federalaburg
East New Market
Ganadruinisterad
Railroad Avenue
Ridgely
Thomas Austin
Hillsboro Bridge
Nelson Beaves
J. M. Beavan
Hillsboro
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