Prohibition and politics stir Maryland campaign
The piece critiques Republican tactics in Maryland during a heated campaign. It notes calls to maintain county liquor laws, criticizes horseplay in campaign theater, cites independent and Democratic figures like William T. Murbury and Judge Parker, and mentions Roosevelt policy critiques, African colonization talks, Judge Crothers’ health, and a broad Democratic effort across the state tied to home-coming events and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Parker
Roosevelt
Morrisburg
United States
Congress
Mr Gaither Campaign In Maryland 1907 Debate Over Election Laws
Baltimore October 17 1907 Republican candidates across Maryland focus on alleged injustices of the 1901 election law amended by the General Assembly. They contrast Maryland rules with harsher Northern state standards where literacy tests and poll taxes restrict suffrage.
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Baltimore
Ant
Jacksone Mudd
Jackson
eSvdnexv
William T. Marbury
Independent of Biltmore
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Maryland
North
New England
Massachusetts
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Rufus M. Todd
Esther O. Todd
Charles S. Meredith
Dee'd
Gaither Criticized for Republican Record and Ties in Maryland
The text argues Republican Gaither misstates past records and defends his 1896 1898 party actions while highlighting his long career as a corporation attorney for Western Maryland Railroad and his close ties with Louis E McComas. It suggests Gaither seeks to restore McComas to power and mentions Annapolis influence on Senate races. Pay Winchester.
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Gaither
Lowndes
Baltimore Sun
Annapolis
Gaither Organs
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Gould and Wabash
Maryland
General Corporation
Goulds
Louis E. McComas
Baltimore
McComas
United States Senate
General Assembly
Mr. McComas
McComaas
Senate
Winchester
Uncle Bill Sings Hymn and Hints at GOP Control
An excerpt shows Uncle Bill singing an original ditty after a hymn. The verse mocks a governor role and asserts a “pervading ring” guiding the Grand Old Party from mountains to sea. It urges adherence to P's and Q's and notes Sydney Mudd alongside the singer.
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Bill
Sydney Mudd
Live Stock Sale Offering Several Horses and a Cow
Live stock sale lists two horses bay mare 10 years black horse 12 years and a cow 314 years old good for milk all priced under 10 dollars. Cash on sums over 10 dollars credit nine months with notes payable at Peoples National Bank. Auctioneer F P Cavey PP W Carey. Van Harkins to sell two more horses around 1159 pounds.
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Peoples National Bank
F. P. Cavey
Auct
W. Carey
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Ben. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Austin L. Crothers
Deerl County
Comptroller
Joshua W. Hering
Carrot County
Isaac Lore Straus
Baltimore City
Court OF Appeals
Magruder
Prince George’s County
Circuit
LOURE
William H. Adkins
Talbot County
Plutlemon Lb. Hopper
Queen Anne's County
VOR
Attorley
Elmer W. Deen
House OF Delegates
James R. Phillips
Theodore Saulsbury
THE
Olan Clark
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Edward W. Liden
PO County
Wasley Jarrell
Fashlripe
William H. Beck
TOR County
William $. Crouse
Caroline
Geo Latzens
Skinner
Marseilles
Washington
African Colonization Society
Liberia
Elkton
Judge Crothers
Crothers
Old Line
Agricultural Department
John Walter Smith
Bel Air
Chicago
Mount Carmel
Baltimore County
al Jackson
MR. Gaither
TE Howard
Lexington St
Baltimore, MD
California
Morris
Paceres
Stickley Bros
Ry i
Syd
Sidney Mudd
Sydney
George Gaither
Philips Lee
Teddy
Charley Bonaparte
Queenly Cumberland
Richmond
Pearre
Sydney and
Poole's Mill
Dearborn
York
Henry Miller
Avalon
Mile
Sterius & Co
Lath St
Washia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boy Clothier of
New York
Colt
Gibson
Sodia
Kersey
Coats
Castor Kersey
Ewgarne
Denton, Maryland
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