Voters urged to back Democratic judicial nominees in tight race
The piece advocates voting for James Alfred Pearce as chief judge and Frederick Stump with William Richardson Martin as associate judges in the second judicial circuit. It explains ballot marking rules, cross marks, and strategic lines to ensure Martin and Stump win, warning of intra-county ticket restrictions and urging reform minded cost savings on election expenses.
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Second Judicial Circuit
James Alfred Pearce
Frederick Stump
William Richardson Martin
Pearce
Judge Russum
Russum
Judge Stump
Mr. Haines
Mr. Martin
Mr. Mullikin
Stump
Mullikin
Martin
Haines
Lr. Haines
Talbot County
Talbot
Cecil County
Cecil
Political Controversy Over Register Appointment and Party Unity
The letter questions whether Tudge Hobbs can count on his party’s full vote after aligning with younger Republicans to oppose a party elder and block the appointment of Mr Wright to the Registership. It condemns the party’s treatment of colored schools, notes a $194,000 shortfall in the colored school fund, and cites tariff debates, revenue comparisons under McKinley and Wilson laws, and bond schemes to defend the gold standard while predicting a Republican legislature per The Baltimore News. It also teases further updates on Maryland politics and the U.S. Senate race.
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Tudge Hobbs
Wright
Republican State Central Committee
Dorchester County
Cambridge
Union
Baltimore News
Mudd
Bill Fame
Republican Machine
Maryland
United States Senate
Caroline
Weis
Democrats On The Run In Caroline Election
An Union editorial mocks Democrats as on the run and urges a turnout at eight o'clock next Tuesday. It advises voters to mark the blank space at the earbream of Jackson and Liberty to ensure a full Democratic ticket victory.
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Union
Caroline
Republican Party
Jackson and
Liberty
Denton
Tas Bay
Maryland
Old
Knotts’ Mill
Tuckahoe Neck
York
Maryland election rally and local race notes
A Denton meeting urges Maryland voters to support the Democratic slate with emphasis on duty and national stakes. Dorchester voters face a $75,000 Cambridge & Chesapeake railroad stock decision, while Talbot County anticipates strong support for Judicial and State tickets and a favorable legislative and county slate.
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Dorchester County
Cambridge & Chesapeake Railroad
Cambridge
Fox Creek
Democratic call to mobilize voters in Maryland election
The piece urges turnout and full registration across counties and Baltimore city, stressing organized, early voting to secure a Democratic victory. It contrasts Republican control with the need to elect the State ticket, U.S. senator, and public works leaders, warning of a potential constitutional overhaul if Republicans win. It cites figures from Cecil and Queen Anne's counties and laments Republican tactics in Baltimore politics.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
House
United States Senate
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Public Works
United States
Republican Party of
Republican supremacy urged in Kent County election appeal
Democratic leaders urge unity and strong turnout for election day. Murray Vandiver calls for a big NX vote for Tacksohn and Liberty, promising Maryland political renewal. Charles Hopper claims Kent faces a unified Democratic front and predicts erasing the 1896 Republican margin with solid majorities for judicial, local, and state tickets. George la. Welling-Lory weighs in with a cautionary view on Republican incompetence.
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Charles G. Hopper
Kent
Thirteenth and Chestnut shine in new Philadelphia stores
WANA DEAKERS reports on a Philadelphia shopping day. In Thirteenth and Chestnut streets a new jewelry store showcases elegance with surprising prices. A Millinery salon above displays Frenchy style and is praised as among the world's finest show rooms.
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Philadelphia
Thirteenth
Chestnut Streets
Brussels Exposition Wraps Display At New City Store
Wraps from the Brussels Exposition fill a vast space adjoining where Paris Gowns and Wraps are shown. The Lacé store showcases elegant lace for permanent exhibits while Dress Goods dominate the Salon near Market Street. Third floor holds Oriental Rugs with rare weavings and a $2500 rug. China store on second floor features cut glass and tableware. The $4000 Orchestrion plays in the basement along with Humber Bicycles and discount autos including a $600 gasoline tricycle. Rest rooms, package check, pay-station, and a liberal Dairy basement restaurant complete the setup.
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Paris
Salon
Market Street
Juniper Street
City Hall Corner
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Thomas A. Smith
Caroline County
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J. Frank Ford
St. Mary's County
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William R. Martin
F. Dawson
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Edwin C. Fields
Lapayette Wilkinsoy
Administrator's Sale
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Long’s School House
Thomas B. Sparklin
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John S. Crossy
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