Democracy Eyes Local Victory Across Circuit
The editorial argues the Democratic slate in Caroline and surrounding counties is strong with proven leaders like John P. Dawson and James Alfred Pearce, urging unity, canvassing in Talbot and Cecil, and predicting a solid local win while criticizing Republicans for missed opportunities and calling for forward-looking unity nationwide.
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Hanne
Slopper
Richard B.ichael
John M. Robinson
Queen Anne’s
Queen Anne's
Russum
James Alfred Pearce Htis
Caroline
Kent
Talbot
Cecil
Wellington announces retirement from campaign plans
In a Monday interview Senator Wellington says health prevents him from leading laborious work and destroys his campaign plans. He claims the party has taken control, notes two prior victories, and states he is through, indifferent to a successor. He likens his fundraising to Wanamaker and predicts the party will miss him.
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Wellington
Wanamaker
Maryland
John Hurst seeks Henry Williams for Hopkins mayor bid
Democratic figure John KE Hurst writes to Henry Williams urging him to run for mayor. The appeal is signed by many leading Hopkins merchants. The item notes strong farm price prospects for wheat potatoes and cucumbers amid a European scarcity.
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John KE. Hurst
Henry Williams
Urst
Iopkins Place
Williams
Autumn dress goods burst forth at Wanamaker's Philadelphia
Wanamaker's in Philadelphia showcases a vast autumn dress goods lineup with a rush of new wares before price rises. Highlights include silk and wool moires, brocades, plaids, and two-tone epingle fabrics, plus Lillian corsets and fresh boys fall suits. Strong entities include Wanamaker's, Philadelphia, and Lillian corsets. The piece emphasizes readiness, pricing, and new arrivals.
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John Wanamaker
Tailor Shop in Baltimore Promises Custom Fits
A Baltimore tailoring establishment invites new customers from all regions, offering custom suits for 15 dollars, stylish overcoats for 15 dollars, and trousers for 5 dollars. The shop emphasizes high quality fabrics, no ready-made items, and friendly service with referrals to other tailors if needed.
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Baltimore
Five Per Cent Discount on September Taxes Notice
Taxpayers are advised that a five percent discount will be allowed on all State and county taxes paid in September. The notice lists the first and second sittings at Federalsburg Henderson Ridgely Hillsboro Greensboro American Corner Preston and Federalsburg with hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. as provided by law.
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