School levies and political arithmetic in county records
The column critiques the American Union editor for misrepresenting school levy figures. It compares levies and taxpayer bases from 1891 to 1895, argues the Republican board was less generous than the Democratic board, and asserts county officials did not profit personally from levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Union
Board of County Commissioners
Peecddhey Board
Levy Court Room
Union
Republican Board
Democrtic Board
the Union
Messrs. Hagadone, Kelly and Clark
Amendment to constitution and terms for county commissioners
Section describes Section one of chapter two lun died and a 1890 law proposed an amendment granting the Legislature power to extend county commissioner terms. It notes the 1891 ratification, and that some later laws extended terms with two year start delays. The writer questions voter intent in Caroline and mentions two Union editors displeased, asking where other disappointed men are located.
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Worcester
Dorchester
Caroline
Caroline County
Union
Ramsdell
General Assembly
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
General Femorary
General Assembly of
Maryland
W. G. Parnell
Senate
Carlton Shafer
House of Delegates
Frank Brown
Baltimore
Editorial Notes on Campaign Rifts and Bernard’s Position
The Union editor decries Republican infighting as Democrats push for a re assessment and party unity. Caroline county hosts debate over Hayes re appraisal and Bernard’s ballot stance, with leaders Dass Swann and Russum giving conflicting views on his ticket alignment. Senator Gorman forecasts Sherman act changes next week as the Prohibition party campaigns press Bernard’s loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union
Wwe
Prohibition Party
Caroline
James Swann
Caroline County
Bernard
Harrison
George M. Russum
Prohibition Debate Shapes Talbot County Politics
In Maryland politics the upcoming General Assembly is likely to be dominated by Democrats. The Easton Gazette attacks Union backed candidates while urging prohibition voters to avoid aiding a national party that has scorned prohibition. U.S. Judge Hugh Lennox Bond died in Baltimore, noted jurist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Todd and Jarman
Messrs
Henry R. Lewis
Albert W. Sisk
General Assembly
Maryland
Democratic Party
Lewis and Sisk
Jarman and
Todd
Union
Easton Gazette
Talbot County
Iowa
United States
Hugh Lennox Bond
Baltimore
Thursday's Grand Rally Sets Denton Assembly Record
Democratic rally and parade expected in Denton on Thursday November 2nd with mass meeting on the courthouse green. Speakers include Thomas G Hayes Whyte and Buchanan Sedley plus Brattan Robinson and others. About five hundred horsemen, two brass bands, and club badges planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Caroline County
Democratic Campaign Committee
United Democracy
Denton
Thomas G. Hayes
Whyte
Baltimore
Buchanan Sedley
Hagerstown
Robt. F. Brattan
James S. Robinson
Paris Fashion Imports Featured In Local Shop Windows
Gloves selected from Paris makers for Philadelphia ladies, real kid gloves, Paris hats and original hat designs, copies if desired. Garments include royal capes coats cloaks mantels in latest styles. Silks and dress goods offered in wide varieties at surprising prices.
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Paris
Philadelphia
A Modern Storehouse of Goods Across Departments
Mourning Goods refined fabrics and a fine stock of laces with fair pricing. Underwear and muslin intimates praised as white city displays. Carpets, rugs, and upholstery offer new designs and affordable rates. Shoes, infants wear, boys and girls coats, books, and corsets feature wide assortments. The store touts daily new items, discounts, and superior quality for value seekers.
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Streets & Johnson
Marion Dekalb Smith
Thomas A. Smith
Henry BR. Lewis
George A. Deakyne
William E. Lond
Thomas L. Day
Bayard Nichols
George Hi. Berry
Robert E. Smith
RAND
Court House Square
Salisbury
Wicomico
Hayes
Prohibition
Mr. Bernard
Messrs. Ramsdell
Gorman
Bilawanker
Wanamaker
Costantes
Zephyrs
Hrawbridge
Clothier
DGE
Yhubre
Strawbridge & Clothier
Market St., Eighth St
Filbert St
J. Keskey
Wilson
J. J. W. Garey
CASIS
James T. Mullin & Son
Wilmington
James Park
Tihe
Denton-Ridgely
Western Union
State OF Maryland
Annapolis
Wa. T. Bnanthy
Journal
Aponthur
Nportart
Chase
FJ. M. Beaven
Aya MD
Talbot
Nimeyy
Peninsula
Wan. A. Stewart
State of
Treasury Department
Comptroller’s Office
Marion Dek. Smith
the Treasury
John W. Thawley
William H. Deen
James H. Thawley
T. Luther Frampton
J. Frank Ledman
Henry Irwin
William T. Hignutt
Harry A. Roe
Denton Bridge
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