Democratic speakers rally in Maryland races across counties
In Cambridge Senator Rayner praised Harry Covington as a superior candidate while mocking Jackson as unfit for Congress. United States Senator John Walter Smith praised Bryan and warned against special interests. Talbot County residents heard Isidor Rayner Governor Crothers and Covington promise strong turnout. Polls hint Democratic ticket likely wins Caroline and nearby counties as Dorchester and Somerset remain close.
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Rayner
Harry Covington
Jackson
Washington
Severa
House of Repreentatives
Jackon
Maryland
Congress
United States
John Walter Smith
Chestertown
Bryan
Caroline
Isidor Rayner
Ustin L. Crothers
Ton. J. Harry Covington
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Dorchester
Somerset
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors
Caroline County
William H. Thawley
James T. Sylvester
William H. Beauchamp
Bryy. H. Jounson
Bryan support sparks political surprise in Maryland
The Philadelphia Record notes masses back old notions of right and wrong with Bryan enthusiasm among city clubs and workers while farmers show apathy. Maryland correspondents report surprising Bryan vote potential this year, contrasting with urban and rural attitudes.
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Philadelphia Record
Covington Favored to Replace Jackson in First District Race
The piece argues Republicans should nominate Covington for Congress, criticizing incumbent Jackson for lacking a record and fitness. Covington is praised as a capable, balanced, and debate‑savvy candidate with integrity who could offer a strong alternative in the district.
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Jackson
Monopoli
Mar Covington
Washington
Covington
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Maryland Near District of Columbia Faces Honest Legislation Risks
The text warns Maryland residents about corruption at the Federal capital affecting state politics. It mentions monopolies shaped by the ruling party and the danger of dishonest legislation. It notes some leakers and highlights yet says the infection has not reached the state legislature.
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District of Columbia
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Extravagant spending under Roosevelt cited by Census
A Dover Delawarean letterr discusses government expenses noting the last four years total 33 900 000 more than Civil War four year period and claims Roosevelt’s administration was the most extravagant in peacetime. It mentions prices, wheat and corn ranges and a remark about Cleveland. It also notes local items: Wall Paper patterns 5c 8c and a farm sale in Wye Neck for 23000.
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Rooevelt
Cleveland
Mr. Roosevelt
Tinauvas Harvey
Thomas & Missrr Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Hiram G. Dudley
Samuel Thomas
Wye Neck
Thomas H
James H. Dodd
Dixon Garey Milling Co Denton Md Distribution Note
At most of the stores in Denton Greensboro Hobbs Andersontown Lee Tuckahoe Downes and Edgel Dixon Garey Milling Co Denton Md.
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Greensboro
Hobbs
Andersontown
Lee Tuckahoe, Downes and
Edgel Dixon Garey Milling CO
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Indiana
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Talbot County
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
County
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Philadelphia
New York
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Dover Delawarean
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Delaware
F. Garey
Attorney-at-Law
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Royal ‘Tailors
J. W. Johnson
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Pentz
Tuckahoe Neck
McCormack
Bickford & Wuffman
Timothy
James IL. Nichols
Harvey L. Cooper
Joux W. Crakk
Office of the Supervisors of Election
Denton, Md
Henderson
Third District
Preston
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
Ridgely
American Corner
John L. Everngam
Etrous, ,& Bros. Baltivore
Bnee
Master Tailors
Denton, Maryland
Mitchell
Queen Anne
Chas
T. Zerber
F. P. Covey
Anderson
Billsboro
American Corners
S. G. Nuttle
Dugan and Hudson’s
Mollin's
Wilmington
J. H. Nichols & Son
Men’s & Children’s Clothing
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