Caroline County Debt Justified by Bridges Roads and Schools
The article argues Caroline County's net debt of 35000 dollars is modest given vast property value and recent public improvements. It cites concrete bridges costing 6600 dollars and multiple shell pikes, culverts, road work, and road equipment valued at 18500 dollars, plus 79666 dollars for schools totalling 175000 dollars, asserting these assets boost property values and public wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Caroline
Securne
Federalsburg
Watts’ Creek
Herring Run
Greensboro
Elewhere
Caroline High School
County Commissioners Drive Growth Through Frugality
The county’s rising prosperity rests on the County Commissioners’ prudent management of debt and services. Voters should reward Democratic board members for wise road, jail, and school investments while rejecting attacks at the ballot box. The article argues old wasteful systems harmed residents and praises current governance.
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Ments
Board of County Commissioners
Mark
Baltimore Governor Eyes Special Session After Election
Governor Crothers urges immediate action to improve Baltimore city conditions. He plans to consult with both parties before deciding whether to call a special session of the General Assembly right after the election, aiming to curb spoils politics and protect city interests. He warns delaying to the January regular session may be too late and stresses public sentiment and business leaders should unite on a definite plan.
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Baltimore
Crothers
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Tme
County Invited to Maryland Conference on Charities
County Commissioners receive invitation to the Seventh Maryland Conference of Charities and Correction in Baltimore from November 27 to 29. Discussion will cover establishing county hospitals for advanced tuberculosis cases, likely needing a special levy. proposal to fund jointly by counties and the State. Commissioners urged to appoint official delegates from county citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Conference of Charities and Correction
Baltimore
Former Congressman Sydney Mudd Dies in Sanitarium Near Philadelphia
Former Congressman Sydney E. Mudd dies Saturday in a sanitarium near Philadelphia from paralysis. A Republican leader, he represented Maryland's Southern District, where a heavy colored vote aided his several congressional terms.
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Sydney E. Mudd
Philadelphia
Maryland
Congress
Goldsborough Campaign Attacks on Negro Voting Power
The Maryland Republican candidate MR. GOLDSBOROUGH denounces Democratic efforts to curb Black suffrage and asserts he would empower white voters, arguing that in counties with heavy Black votes the party seeks to maximize Republican support. A Denton gathering highlighted these claims.
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Maryland
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Mr. Goldsborough
Dorchester
Somerset
Denton
Letter from Hanover weighs in on Gorman and party reform
A Pennsylvanian writer from Hanover criticizes Republican tactics and favors Gorman, recalling past abuses by Republicans in Maryland and praising Gorman's character and Irish heritage. He recalls War party influence, prison abuses, and old loyalties, concluding he belongs with the Democratic line while denouncing the current GOP.
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Baltimore Sun
Hanover
The
Sun
Gorman
Maryland
Carmichael
Queen Anne's County
John Boyle
Westminster
Stone
Old Maryland
Garman
Lee
Baltimore grand jury ends ballot recount after four weeks
After four weeks the Baltimore grand jury completed recounting August primary ballots. All 321 precincts and ballot boxes were inspected. 252 presentments were issued, 235 after adjusting for twice-presented officials, including one for stuffing a ballot box. Irregularities appeared in nine percent of Democratic precincts and eight and three tenths percent of Republican ones. The Emerson Hotel in Baltimore will be open for guests next week.
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Grand Jury of
Baltimore
Democratic Mass Meetings Scheduled Across County
Democratic mass meetings are planned at Ridgely on Saturday night Oct. 28 Greensboro on Thursday night Nov. 2 and Preston on Saturday night Nov. 4. Town Halls will host the events with brass bands male quartets and prominent speakers in attendance by order of the Democratic State Central Committee chairman Tuomas A. Smiru.
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Ridgely
Greensboro
Preston
Democratic State Central Committee
Tuomas A. Smiru
Court cuts delays and costs via new assignment rule
Judges Pearce Adkins and Hopper approved a rule to curb court delays and juror attendance costs. Cases fixed for trial will not be postponed to other dates, and motions for special assignments may be made after the first trial call. Local cases will be prioritized in docket calls.
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Pearce
Adkins
Hopper
Cecil
Easton Star-Democrat
Imagination in Business Drives Periodical Delivery Change
A shift from stand pickup to home delivery of periodicals emerges in the periodical trade. Newsstands increasingly offer monthly home delivery, boosting convenience for customers and encouraging regular purchases, fostering business stability. This mirrors a broader move toward direct consumer service in publishing.
Obituary and Local Market Notes Affects Willow Grove Resident
Mr James E Sapp died at University Hospital Philadelphia on October 16 aged 59 from a complication of diseases. He resided at Willow Grove for twenty years and was a son of the late William Sapp born near Hollandsville. Mrs Sapp survives. Late tomatoes sold high in local and city markets with prices around forty cents per basket. A yam from Mr Murray Spicher’s farm near Williston weighed eight pounds.
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James E. Sapp
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Willow Grove
William Sapp
Hollandsville
Sapp
Murray Spicher
Williston
Unclaimed Letters At Denton Post Office
Following is a list of unclaimed letters at the Denton post office advertised for collection. The names include Miss Nannie Keating Mrs Edna Darley Mrs Lizzie D Carter Mrs Mary M Naylor Chas Willoughby Mr Thos G Whittington Mr Emme Washer Miss Ella Shockley Miss Hanna A Coale Miss Pearl Rit tenhouse Mr G F Clark Mrs Craig Mrs S R Watson Miss Mollie Pepper Miss Mary M Shillinger Titus KR Green P M.
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Denton Post Office
Nannie Keating
Edna Darley
Lizzie D. Carter
Mary M. Naylor
Chas. Willoughby
Thos. G. Whittington
Emme Washer
Ella Shockley
Hanna A. Coale
Pearl Rittenhouse
G. F. Clark
Craig
S. R. Watson
Notice of sale of grocery and meat business
Notice that I have sold my grocery and meat business to Mr. D. B. Hedden & Co. They will succeed me and all debts due me should be paid to Mr. Hedden at the store. Dated 10 28 11. F. J. Reeve.
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D. B. Hedden
Hedden Announces Purchase of Reeve Grocery Stock
D E Hedden informs the public that he has bought the stock of Mr F J Reeve with whom he has run the grocery and meat business for several months. He asks continued patronage for the store, thanking the community for kindness since connecting with the venture over a year ago.
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F. J. Reeve
D. E. Hedden
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H. Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Arthur P. Gorman
Howard County
Comptroller
Emerson C. Harrington
Cohcilester
Edgar Allan Poe
House OF Delegates
Nelson H. Fooks
George H. Wilson
G. Lawrence Wilson
William J. Rickards
J. Clan Clark
Edward W. Liden
Henry C. Rawlings
Albert S. Handy
Alcenus
Cooper
OLD Republican Party
Emerson Hotel
J. L. Everngam
Ascot
Chamanterd
Griffon
Roiomites
Boys’ Clothier of
New York
Main Street
Sixth
Alexander Harecastle, JR
Caracas
Kersey
J. Tleverngawi
Denton, Maryland
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