Mr Ellegood Nominated for Congress in Maryland
The Democrats of Maryland's First District unanimously nominated James E. Ellegood of Wicomico County for the Fifty-Eighth Congress. Supporters praise his pure elections stance and fitness for national legislation, contrasting him with rival millionaire candidate Jackson tied to trusts. The Eastern Shore Democrats anticipate the ballot in November.
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Maryland
Horn
James E. Ellegood
Wicomico County
Ellegood
Democratic Party
Jackson
Republican Party
Congress
James E Ell egood Nominated for Congress in Maryland
The Baltimore Sun profiles Hon James E Ellegood a Salisbury lawyer and longtime Democrat leader born 1812 in Worcester County He rose from clerkship in the Treasury to law practice and state attorney later moving to Cumberland then Salisbury He champions political reform opposes money politics and would accept a congressional nomination only on a platform of honest manhood suffrage and Democratic principles He is married to Rosa Wood and has four daughters including a daughter married to Postmaster Marion Humphreys He is a personal friend of Ex Governor E E Jackson and a key Democratic figure in Wicomico County
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Baltimore Sun
James E. Elegood
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Washington College
Chestertown
Treasury Department
President Johnson
Columbia Law School
Washington
Worcester
Baltimore
Liverpool
Wicoin County
Cumberland
D. J. Blackiston
Ellegood
Wicomico Bar
E. E. Jackson
Wicomico
House
Congress
Rosa Wood
Marion Humphreys
William H. Jackson
Editorial on party splits and election corruption
The piece argues a substantial number of Republicans must oppose current party policy on the Eastern Shore to defeat Mr. Jackson. It cites corruption in elections as the gravest political evil, recounts a close Roosevelt administration car collision in Pittsfield, and notes construction activity at Annapolis. It also covers Dorchester Republicans praising Jackson, Delaware Union Republicans nominating William Michael Byrne, and a bleak view of Republican prospects with a note on Mont Pelee eruptions and a surge of trust prices versus foreign competition.
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Jackson
Baltimore News
Baltimore Warning Herald
Dorchester
William H. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
England
United States Industrial Commission
Notice of payment responsibility and sale notice
Notice to state that I will pay no bills contracted for or incurred by my wife or her children. For sale a cider mill described as a good unit priced at seventeen dollars and fifty cents when new, used only to make four barrels of cider. offer to sell cheap through this office.
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WM. H. Mowbray
M. M. Mowbray
West Denton
Fred Paisley
Caroline County Election Judges and Clerks 1902 List
At the meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Elections in Denton on September 2, 1902, names were chosen for election judges and clerks across districts. The roster includes William E. Graham Democrat Goldsboro and Presley Purvis Democrat Henderson as clerks, with multiple paired delegates from Greensboro, Denton, and nearby precincts, spanning party lines and towns such as Hobbs, Choptank, Federalsburg, Ridgely, and Williston.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Denton, Md
Board of Supervisors of Election
Court House
Denton
William E. Graham
Goldsboro
William H. Cashe
Henderson
Presley Purvis
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldstoro
Harry W.temple
William H. Thawley
William W. Seward
Caroline Mee Ae
APO
Annie H. Downes
General Assembly of
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Denton Journal
Woward Melvin
BENIL
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
MR. Ellegood
Wspaperhaer
United States
Pittsfield
Mass
Secret Service
William Craig
David J. Pratt
Dalton
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Crane
Annapolis
State
Court of Appeals
State Library and Comptroller
William Michael Byrne
Union Republicans
Delaware
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Esramined
American Spectacle Company
C.h.bullock
Longman & Martinez
James H. Nichols
Tilghman Harvey
Burrsville
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
Marshall
Karball
White Front
Hickman, del
WM. A. Smith
Miss McIlvaine
Ganla P Cme
Moriaer
W. L. Morgan
M. D
W. Franklin ST
George H. Berry
Henry R. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis & Goldsborough, Attorneys-At-Law
Marylynd
Caroline
Atjuining
Ty Pliny Fisher
Hallover
Greensboro
HILL
R. E
Equitable Bldg
Bickford & Huffman
RE. T. Carter
A. T. Reichman
Edward C. Carter
Democrat
Benjamin House
George W. Wooters
James EK. Curry
Tillird District
Jonathan EF. Towers
Hobbs
Samuel Griin
J. Ed. Nichols
H. Franklin Stevens
Andersontown
Precinct
Joshua DB. Roughley
Burreville
Bid
Foy C. Ramsdell
William E. W. Liden
William I. Norris
John T. Blades
Choptunk
Robert D. Bradley
Winchester
Elbert Douglass
Preston, Md
Alex Noble
A. 8. Handy
Federalsburg
Daniel W. Moore
Mark Morris
John Smith
Eliaha D. Park
Paul Holsinger
Ridgely
Isaac T. Sparklin
Itlisboro
John W. Perry
Downes
John K. Lynch
Ridgely, Md
David M. Swing
Seean
Wiliam J. Richards
George H. Imler
James 8. Willis
Hynton
Alphonso Meredith
Willston
John J. Nichols
Concord
Alva B. Todd
Fowling Creek
Scoully
Lary Lanu
B. H. Johnson
Williston
Paul Clifford
St. Lawrence
Dayton
Denton National Bank
Henry Beck
Joan W. Cuark
Auct
ScHool Board
Colored School
S. Crouse
Examiner
Osborne
Buckeye
Newport Animal Matter
Cheaiing Square
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, MD
Stewart & Jarrell
Walter Booker
George H. Beaven
Ira B. Williams
Thomas $. Holt
Main Street
William Pennington
Mabel Knotts
Mary E. Sparklin
John W. Knotts, Jr
Jonix W. Clark
Oscar Clark
Niss
Mary M. Townsend
Circuit Court
Charles W. Hobbs
Detroit Eye and Ear Institute
American Ophthalmic College
Detroit
Michigan
WN. T. Jones
O. D
Queen Anne
Harvey M. Thawley
Contractor
Carpenter, &c
Bridgetown
Equitable
L. C. Detwiler
Charles H. Whitby
C. W. Reid, Pres
Cuistertown
Journal Building
Wathes
H. Bullock
Orphans’ Court
Annie Olivia Carpenter
Squire L. Carpenter
Taboring
Dept
JAS. T. Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
W. Y. Davis
Meat Market
W.Y. Davis
Sirloin
Swift
Kingan
Third Street
Journal Office
Peper
York
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