Jacksons Rivalry Sparks Maryland Congressional Fight
A Salisbury Courier piece notes Congressman William H. Jackson attacks ex Governor Smith as a nominee rival, with his supporters pressing to replace Jackson at Ocean City meeting on September 11. Campaigns loom across state lines as Roosevelt era politics and pension rolls are shown to shape the looming contest.
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Judge Parker quotes Jefferson on constitutional limits
In a speech of acceptance Judge Parker highlights that power rests with the people and is limited by the Constitution. He cites the separation of powers among executive, legislative, and judicial branches to preserve the system and prevent the overreach of any one department.
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The Thrice-a-Week World and Journal Offer
The notice promotes a combined one year subscription for The Thrice-a-Week World and The Journal for $1.65, highlighting ongoing presidential campaign coverage Parker and Davis versus Roosevelt and Fairbanks and East front war reports by world correspondents. It stresses truthful reporting and prompt updates, urging readers to judge facts themselves.
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Nomination Seen For Seth or Smith At Convention
Riouth Baltaumore Herald reports the convention will reconvene to nominate a candidate. General Seth of Talbot and ex Senator Smith of Caroline are the only avowed contenders. Senator Appleworth of Dorchester faces strong county opposition. Smith appears favored unless another entrant enters.
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Addicks Phosphates Sparking Delaware Politics
In the Evening Journal the Addicks phosphates are highly valued within Delaware politics, reflecting their economic importance and influence in regional affairs.
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Democrats Must Rally In Queen Annes For Victory
From the Centreville Record. The piece urges the Democratic Party to mobilize strong campaigning in Queen Annes County to rally white voters against Roosevelt and Jackson, arguing Republican claims are delusional and that a vigorous effort could yield a decisive Democratic majority.
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Little Isabelle Cooper Dies in Philadelphia Home
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W Roland Cooper of Philadelphia died at her grandfather Augustus Shaube home in Whiteleysburg on Tuesday August 30 1904 aged five months Interment at Denton cemetery The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a Maryland Day special to St Louis September 12 with round trip coach tickets from all Delaware Division stations at 18 50 good returnable within ten days on regular trains consult ticket agents
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Blobbs Teases Bjones on Popularity With Girls
In a playful exchange, Blobbs asks why Bjones is popular with girls while Blobbs criticizes his fashion sense and feigns understanding when dress is discussed. The dialogue highlights social dynamics and perceptions of style.
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Seashore Visitors Return Home This Week
Visitors at the seashore have begun returning home this week. Engineer Uhler is drafting a county road map.
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Election Judges and Clerks Named by Caroline Supervisors
At the Caroline County Supervisors of Election meeting in Denton on August 30 1904 the slate of judges and clerks for the 1904 election year was announced with party designations. Judges were J P P Hopkins Democrat and O J Bernard Republican for Greensboro Os Manlove Democrat and James E Curry Republican as clerks. John T Blades Democrat and W J Wright Republican for Choptank with clerks Area Noble Democrat and O S BE Douglas Republican for Preston.
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Local Election Judges and Clerks Summoned to Denton Court House
The listed judges and clerks from Denton Ridgely Williston and Grove are ordered to appear before the Board at the Court House in Denton at 10 o clock p m on a date to be set. The notice specifies party affiliations Democrat and Republican and names several individuals including Cade Pearsaul Day Thompson Towers Meredith Beauchamp Covey.
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Pricis on Best Mace Clorues in America Sale
Now Pricus offers the finest mace Clorues in America for Max and Bows. Savings make your dollars double duty with many splendid Scuoot Surfs reduced one-third to one-half in price. Buy now for next summer and pay your trip from the savings.
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