Democratic State Convention Called for Sept 25 in Ford's Opera House
Chairman Murray Vandiver calls the Democratic State Central Committee meeting to nominate a comptroller candidate at Ford's Opera House at noon on September 25. Dr. Jordan T. Atkinson is slated for renomination as comptroller. The campaign in Caroline promises to be lively and humorous. A Republican platform joke mocks efforts to exclude illiterate Black voters. An article by Rev. Thomas Dixon on the race question is slated for publication next week in the JOURNAL. Capt. Fitzhugh Lee and Lieut. U. S. Grant are noted as associate aids on the President’s staff in Washington, illustrating North and South reuniting. The piece muses on summer ending and autumn arriving, and ends with a quip from the Chicago Chronicle on civilization and progress.
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Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Ford’s Opera House
Vandiver
State Central Committee
Jordan T. Atkinson
Caroline
Thomas Dixon
Virginia
Fitzhugh Lee
U. S. Grant
Washington
Vandiver assails Republican platform as fraud charge
Chairman Vandiver of the Democratic state committee dismissed the Republican platform as a stale fraud claim. He challenged any fraudulent votes for Parker and Davis, defended Democratic election fairness, and warned Republicans rely on old tactics while aiming to pass a constitutional amendment with white voter support.
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Vandiver
Democratic State Committee
Parker
Davis
Governor Maryland's Ideal Home Life Examined
The discussion centers on the governor of Maryland and his home life, treated as a revealing subject in a series of newspaper articles. The piece reflects on public perception, personal life, and the broader implications for leadership style.
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Maryland
Maryland's Governor Warfield Named State's First Citizen
The Baltimore Sun lauds Governor Warfield as Maryland's first citizen for his home life leadership. His Middletown Valley address urged simple, clean living as the foundation of good citizenship and strong families. He is praised as a missionary for good and a model of orderly, industrious living guiding the state.
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Baltimore Sun
Warfield
Middletown
Frederick County
Maryland
Edwin Wanfield
Edwin Warfield
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland Penitentiary
Public sale of store stock in Linchester Maryland
The administratrix will offer at public sale in Linchester, Caroline County, Maryland, on Saturday September 23 1905 at 1 40 a m the stock, fixtures, and goods of the late W T Todd deceased. Includes dry goods groceries notions roots shoes and general country store inventory. Terms cash or private sale before date with six month credit and approved notes payable at bank. Charles Bootodd Administratrix
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Wall
Linchester
Caroline County
Maryland
W.T. Todd
Charles Bootodd
Admiimstutrex
Election Supervisors Notice for Caroline County
lists precinct judges and clerks with parties and towns in Denton Preston Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely Smithville Two Johns and other places all summoned to appear at the Court House in Denton on Tuesday September 26 1905 at 10 am for examination. voters books will be distributed and complaints against appointments must be filed with the secretary of the board by that hour. Supervisors of Election for Caroline county Maryland note.
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Denton
C. Leslie Walls
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Tilgh Man
Andrew
Edward W. Neal
Tor
Tilghinan
Circuit Court
William P. Willis
George H. Mandrill
Court House
State of
Fowling Creek
Burnite Road
James H. Covey
Fredes Mandrill
Mary J. Fleetwood
Talbot County
Easton
Dover Bridge
Charles H. Whitby
Joseph B. Warrington
den Cox
Coart House
Board
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Howard Melvin
Jonson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
W. Winder
House OF Delegates
Edward KE. Goslin
Jehu T. Blades
Harry W. Temple
William T. Hignutt
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Clarence Deen
J. Edward Addicks
J. Frank Allee
United States
Addicks
Allee
United States Senate
The
Chicago Chronicle
PH. Trice Tinchester
Maryland School For the Deaf
Chas
W. Ely
Frederick
Lewis Slaughter
Col. Slaughter
Baltimore
Radschild Ahn
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Chas. Simon's Sons Co
Asman
the Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Nottingham
Nottngham
Nottinghan
St. Trish
Inns Point
Brussels
Fenne Curtais
Portieres
Simon
Yao Ty
Tong
Gills
McCall Bazar
Lexington Sts
Catheatic Whele
Denton, Maryland
Mr. Nowell
General Assembly of
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Greensboro
Hillsboro
Ridgely
American Cor
Federalsburg
Preston
teixHours
Charles H. Wilitby
Mullin
Wilmington Shoes
John B. Stetson
Philadelphia
New York
Crossett Sitof
Winfheed R. Wrick
Mar
Wilmington Business School
Wilmington
W. H. Beacom
East Eighth Street
Del
Elmer W. Deen
Young Missour
Mets
Ules Sinnis
Naston, MD
Missouri
J.B. Richardson
Parlette
W. N. Godwin
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldsboro
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S. Booth
J. Alda Jackson
Carroll Pippin
J. Oscar Barnard
George W. Wooters
James E. Curry
William E. Lord
Samuel Griffin
A. Leslie Walls
G. Lacy Stevens
Joshua B. Baughley
West C. Ramsdell
Robert B. George
Harry E. Stamadell
G. Edgar Williamson
Preston, Md
W. H. Uheezum
Monaroe M. Willey
Choptank
Alex. Noble
Bayard Nichols
Harry M. Carroll
Ellwood A. Covey
Ernest Sullivan
Sixtil District
William E. Sylvester
Orville G. Smith
Saulsbury E. Sparks
Harvey E. Sewell
Ee M. Cade
Mal
F. Pearsaul
Redeely
W. Preston Day
George H. Imler
Eightie District
George W. Towers
Two Johns
Leonard F. Covey
Grove
Cootee S. Liden
Smithville
Alva B. Todd
Fouwling Creek
William W. Thawley
James T. Sylvester
William HW. Beachamp
B. LI. Johhnson
Andrew Downie
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