County honors Caroline son for Congress bid
Caroline county voters applaud the Congressional nomination of Hon. Thomas A. Smith at Ocean City with praise for his character, ability, and anticipated service. The piece notes past underrepresentation due to Caroline’s three delegates and predicts a useful career in Congress if elected, firm in Democratic unity and local pride.
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Caroline
Ocean City
Thomas A. Smith
Legislative Hall
Caroline County
Editorial notes on Maine election and Republican gains
The piece analyzes Maine and Vermont returns showing Republican gains and Democratic shifts, noting rural rise of Republicanism and urban decline. It highlights Governor Brown’s campaign organization, Parker and Davis league plans in Maryland, and calls for party unity and proactive campaigning to defeat entrenched opponents.
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Maine
Vermont
New York
Philadelphia
Parker and Davis
Parker and Davis League
Baltimore City
Maryland
Frank Brown
Brown
Democrats Unite Behind Parker Davis Ticket In Maryland
The Democratic Party bridges factional divides and bids solid support for Parker and Davis in November. Ex-Senator Henry Davis and ex-Governor William Pinkney Whyte plan a stumping tour through West Virginia and other swing states. Maryland nominees J Fred Talbott Leo A Meyer John S Gill and Richard S Till are advancing as winners in the congressional contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry (. Davis
William Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Baltimore
The
Democracy
J. Fred. C. Talbott
Leo A. Meyer
John S. Gill
Richard S. Till
Congressional
Congressman Cowherd
New York
Democratic Party
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Party of Prosperity
William Birney
Roosevelt
John Sherman
Tom Reed
Boutwell
Carl Schurz
Teller
Paty
Edmunds
Vermont
Parker Club
New York City
Ben Harrison
United States
W. H. H. Miller
S. N. Chambers
Senator Gorman to Advise Democratic National Committee
Senator Gorman will travel to New York to become an adviser at the Democratic National Committee with an office at headquarters. The move aligns with the party plan set at the national convention and is viewed as a strong guarantee of an effective campaign.
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Gorman
New York
Democratic National Committee
Williams to speak in Maryland this fall for Democrats
Representative John Sharp Williams, a top campaigner, plans a Maryland appearance to bolster a Democratic sweep. The Parker and Davis League grows nationwide and could have a branch in every election district. The era of strong Democratic wins rests on past patterns, with only three elections in forty years showing nationwide success.
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John Sharp Williams
Maryland
Renomination notices reach Congressman Jackson at Salisbury
Congressmen Jackson was informed of his renomination at Salisbury on Monday, two days before the nomination of the man who is expected to defeat him this fall.
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Jackson
Salisbury
Prohibition candidate slams Roosevelt in harsh interview
Dr S C Swallow the Prohibition nominee questions President Roosevelts views on liquor government partnership and trusts. He urges clear stance on tariff policy, antitrust issues, army alcohol limits, and imperial policy. Washington letter notes party thrift claims and New York organizing drive ahead of elections.
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S. C. Swallow
Roosevelt
Independents back Parker in national race shift
Senator McCready of Kentucky praises Judge Parker as pro constitution and law, arguing independents and business interests should steer the election. He notes party unity after the St Louis convention and cites Parker’s lack of executive encroachment and support for limited government. He warns Roosevelt’s policies could boost Democratic votes in the South through a controversial negro policy plank.
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Judge Parker
Senator McCready
Kentucky
Roosevelt
South
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Of Caroline County Farm
Assignee Henry R. Lewis will sell at public auction in front of the Denton court house door Maryland on 1904 between 2 and 5 PM the mortgaged premises in Caroline County Eighth Election District known as a farm or tract of land. The sale follows a real estate mortgage from Edwin R. Cochran to Charles Leedom dated November 15 1808 and recorded in Liber C. W. IL No. 2 folio 99 and assigned for collection to Lewis with the assignment noted at the foot of the mortgage record.
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Edwin R. Cochran
Charles Leedom
Caroline County
C. W. IL
Henry R. Lewis
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
William S. Hubbard
Martha E. Liden
William W. Noble
Elmer W. Deen
Smithville
Anderson Town
Henry Bullock
Rebecca C. Bullock
Willis A. Liden
Liber L. H.G
Notice to Taxpayers in Caroline County 1904 Tax Schedule
Notice to taxpayers of Caroline County that the County Commissioners have levied taxes for State and county purposes due September 1. Taxpayers are urged to pay in person at listed towns from September 3 to September 30 during 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A five percent discount applies if paid in September. interest accrues on unpaid bills after September 1. Charles H. Whitby, Treasurer.
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Leslie S Walls
General Assembly
Marsland
Caroline County
Lhereby
Tes
Charles H. Whitby
Supervisors Name Election Judges and Clerks in 1904
At a Denton meeting of Caroline County Supervisors of Election the 1904 judges and clerks for each precinct were appointed. Judges include J P Hopkins Democrat Greensters QO and Henry M Poole Democrat Federalsburg with Republicans noted. Clerks include W P Manlove Democrat Greensboro James E Curry Republican Greensboro Byard Nichols Democrat Federalsburg and T McCrea Republican Federalsburg.
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J. P. Hopkins
Greensters
QO. J. Bernard
Greensboro
W. P. Manlove
James E. Curry
William E. Lord
Denton
Samuel Griffin
Edward —T. Tubbs
G. Lacy Stevens
Renubd- Hean
Edward Wyatt
F.C. Ramsell
Eedethe Clinton Cook
Wm. Stevens
Henry M. Poole
Federalsburg
M. L. Sullivan
Aigner
Byard Nichols
T. 5. McCrea
W. E Sylvester
Hillsboro
Wm. T. Sewell
George B. Stewart
Somers Blake
Henry Cade
E. F. Pearsaul
Ridgely
W. Preston Day
Democrat
Alfred Thompson
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Hdwakp Diebords
Henny BoNsom
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Alton Brooks Parker
Henry G. Davis
Frank Browns
Elihu Jackson
John E. George
E. Herbert Shriver
James King
Charles J. Knapp
Samuel A. Mudd
Ferdinand Williams
Congress
MR. Smith
State Central Committee
Vandiver
WNPA
Parker
Davis
Bill Jackson
Uncle Bill
Coal Trust
Army
Navy
OUR
Washington
Sulzer
Bronx
W. M. Farr
Goodwin
J. Adam Dede
Duluth
Cane
Chautanque
God
Adam Bede
Oehin’s
America
Alex
Acme Hall
W. Lexington St
Charles
George H. Berry & Son
the Depot
Denton, Md
Officear Tin Secoor CollMssioners
Va.m
U.S
W.S. Crouse
Jerome A. Cox
Chas
BR. Harrison
Preston, Md
Denton, Maryland
Nuttle Hardware Store
Pepper & Poole
Pliny Fisher
Oppics
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
George Washington
Delaware
Trenton
McCall Bazar of
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Mullin
Wilmington
John J. Barnes
J. H. Barrow
Wilmington Business School
Wo Beacom
Sth
Withinington, del
Nisi
Mary EE. Liden
Elenor Coates
Equity
Mary FE. Liden
John F. Dawson
J. Clan Clarn
W. HH. Deen
Robt. J. Jump
Register of Wills
EE Hopfaan
Tf Tuckahoe
Peter F. Causey
Samuel G. Smith
Andersontown
James Butleralt
James Butler
Manuel Hignutt
Hignutt
Ed Todd
Hickman
Q. Alr. R
Jons W. Clark
William W Noble
F. P. Coviry
Clydesdale
C. T. Gootee
Hobbs, Md
Henry RE. Lewis
Fine River View
Williston
James E. Spence
T. Alan Coldsborough
T. Pliny Fisher
Henderson
Preston
Denton, Mo
Jacob Richards
Marydel
J. 8. Lapham
Gokeboro
Booth
Goldsboro
J. A. Jackson
John T. Blades
W. J. Wright
Alex. Noble
S. E. Douglas
George W. Towers
Two Johns
Alphonso Meredith
Nerbert Beauchamp
Leonard F. Covey
Grove
Harry W. Temple
William HW. Thawley
W. H. Beauchamp
B. H. Johnson
George W. Wilson
Antonius F. Helmich
Circuit Court
Thomas L. Day
Qsere Clark
Pert Prerre
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