Democratic Ticket and Party Unity in Democratic Ideals
The piece argues for majority rule within the Democratic Party, defending John Walter Smith of Worcester County as a candidate. It condemns factionalism and bi metallism, praises long-time Democrats like Major Stewart, and calls out political favoritism in the Spanish American War era, crediting Secretary Whitney for naval strength and criticizing Alger and Roosevelt era mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Major Stewart
Spain
John Sherman
Cuba
United States
Maine
Havana
Atlantic
Alger
Miles
Roosevelt
Editorial notes on Col. Smith for Congress in Maryland district
The Baltimore Telegram praises Col. Smith as a loyal Democrat fit for Congress and notes broad party support from Baltimore papers and Eastern Shore voters. The piece urges a decisive majority and criticizes War Department mismanagement while urging voter registration ahead of October deadlines. It also lists recent nominating conventions and notes Admiral Cervera's return and other political updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Telegram
Colonel Smith
Baltimore
A Shortage in Caroline Causes County Finance Debate
The Centreville Record claims county finances were misrepresented by the county commissioners. The article notes a $15,000 floating indebtedness from lawful expenditures and tax-rate increases to cover it, with vouchers in the treasurer’s office and payments supported by auditors’ reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Centreville Record
Caroline
American Union
Bro. Roberts
Rail bird and summer ducks on the Choptank claim attention
Rail bird and summer ducks on the Choptank are now claiming the attention of sportsmen. Among the experts who enjoy it are Capt. J. G. Morris, Dr. E. R B. Trippe, Dallas B. Hayward, A. G. Pascault, J. Harry Covington, Dr. T. J. Smithers, Wil fred Bateman, H. S. Gordon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Morris
E. R B. Trippe
Dallas B. Hayward
A. G. Pascault
J. Harry Covington
T. J. Smithers
Wilfred Bateman
H. S. Gordon
Wimodaughsis appeal for early curfew in Denton society letter
A Denton letter to the Journal urges support for an early closing movement by the Wimodaughsis a Washington group derived from wife mother daughter and sister roles. The writer argues curfew would improve home life and happiness and asks Denton readers to back the cause. Also notices Bolingly Queenstown season opening with rates for Sunday Schools and amenities like lawn tennis croquet and boating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wimodaughsis
Denton
Bolingly
Queenstown
Chester
Queen Anne’s
C. C. Waller
Light Street
Baltimore
M. J. Marx
New Autumn Silks Displayed In Fashionable Waists
Early showing of new styles for women features bright silks in autumn hues. Prices range from 4 to 7.50 dollars, highlighting taffeta and satin waists with plaited backs, gathered fronts, pointed yokes, and silk collars.
Wanamaker Shows Linen Collection At Remarkable Prices
Philadelphia shoppers praise a Wanamaker linen display featuring pure flax fabrics from multiple countries. Offers include table linen at 36c and 60c per yard, full bleached damask at 1 dollar, napkins from 1.25 to 2.50 per dozen, and towels from 15c to 20c per item, with sizes and patterns specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
John Wanamaker
Arrival of News Fall Goods
Cash system pricing is praised as simple and efficient for new fall goods. The piece likens ball bearing movement to cash transactions, noting easy adjustments and smooth operation. It hints at newly opened stock and straightforward pricing.
Pack-train Heroics at Santiago De Cuba During Battle
Letter from P. Bd. Burler in pack-train No. 3 reports diarrhea and severe fatigue among soldiers in Santiago de Cuba on July 23. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving lives and enabling supply runs of ammunition and rations. Medicine sold by local dealers W. E. Brown Denton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bd. Burler
Santiago, de Cuba
Chamberlain
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
W. E. Brown
Denton
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Lister’s Harvest Queen Fertilizer Promoted for Wheat
J H Barrow of Preston sells Lister’s celebrated Harvest Queen fertilizer praised for wheat. The advertisement urges trial to be convinced of its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister
J. H. Barrow
Preston
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Fenton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Congress
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
Republican Party
Whitney
Dewey
Schley
Atlantic Coast
Pweyy
War Department
Baltimore County
Baltimore American
Cervera
Santiago
Annapolis
Hobson
Maryland
Frederick City
Nicholas W. Steele
Carroll County
John B. Schwatka
Baltimore City
James W. Denny
John 8. Cummings
George Gray
Delaware
Peace Commission
State Day
Whitelaw Reid
Davis and
Frye
Paris
Internal Revenue Collector
R. R. Kenney
Boggs
Dover
First National Bank
United States Court
Wilmington
Philadelphia Record
Lewes
Thomas M. Cooley
Ann Arbor
Porto Rico
Wilbur Jackson
Bath
Frederick Douglass
Rochester
New York
Wimoudaughels
Green Store House
Marydel
General Merchandise
Fallowfield & Temple
Sarah Jane Trice
Alfred Wesley Trice
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Pennsylvania
Trice
Circuit Court
Charles W. Hobbs
Jast, Mullin & Sons
Battle-Ax Tobacco
Battle of
Santiago de Cubs
Nisi
James N. Todd
Wis
Clara N. Todd
Equity
T. Pliny Fisher
W. Noels
Chas. W. Hobbs
Said
Gilbert Swann
William T. Hines
Said Swann
C. H. Dean
J. Marion Hackett
Thos. L. Day
Jumptown
Oakland
J. Eba. Agw
Preston, MI
Prudential Insurance Company
Artorica
Newark
N. J
Gilbert R. Walter
Builders Exchange
R. S. Crew
Denton’s
Niss
George A. Deakyne
George M. Russum
Enoch George
Infant
George A. Denkyne
P. H. Golt, W. H. Denny
Uts
S. N. Smith, JR
W. F. Pennington
Eugene Lynch
W.H. Anderson
H. C. Hobbs
W.W. R. Peters, M. L. Blanchard
Lord
J. Culver
Custis Burton, E. W. Ingram
Wye
Greenwood
Ellendale
Milton
William Mf. Conn
Queenstown, MD
WM. Hopps & CO
Baltimore, MD
E. F. Boyer
Pruccist
Denton, MD
Uhler & Hughes
Bond
Cremerber
Rey
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