Democrats Notify State Nominees At Baltimore Hotel
A Baltimore gathering at the Carrollton Hotel heard Democratic nominees notified of their bids. Col. John Walter Smith pledged economy with public investments, education expansion, and nonpartisan police reform. he urged better roads and tax relief. Joshua W. Hering and Isidor Rayner stressed service and reform, while Mayor-elect Hayes praised the ticket. Senator Wellington quipped that sponsors should withdraw from the ticket.
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Carrollton Hotel
Baltimore
Frank T. Shaw
John Walter Smith
Smith
Baltimore City
Joshua W. Hering
Isidor Rayner
Republican Collapse Shakes Maryland Politics
After a state committee meeting discredited Wellington and Malster adherents in Baltimore, Republican hope faded. Tensions rose between Malster and Lowndes factions as leaders and officeholders debated the resolutions, with anger directed at Senator McComas and Governor Lowndes for actions surrounding the committee. Mayor Malster expressed equal frustration, while aides indicated continued discord within the party.
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Wellington
Malster
Baltimore
Maryland
Lowndes
Independent
John V. J. Findlay
HI Johnson
McComas
State Central Committee
Lowniles
Matster
Resignations and power struggle in state party clash
Senator McComas and Mr Mudd accuse Governor Lowndes and allies of scheming to curb the Republican chairmanship. A note from Lowndes to Chairman Wellington demands resignation for a new leader, while Malster leaders warn Baltimoreans may back Democrats by 25,000 if resolutions stay. The conflict centers on Cowen and Warfield tied to party sellouts and upcoming reckoning.
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Kanta
Lowndes
Vals
Davies Warfield
John K. Cowen
Cowen
United States
Wellington
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
John Tarington
Union attacks on Democratic sketches in Jour nal
Wellington denounces the Union Republican sheet for labeling Democratic candidate sketches as obituary notices and mocks their approach. He urges specificity, accuses editors of ridicule as a tactic, and predicts candidates will welcome public discussion rather than backhanded attacks. He ends by suggesting letters of withdrawal from the ticket.
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Union
Journal
Farmers in Caroline face losses from tin can costs
Senator Wellington cites farmers packers and carners losing income due to higher tin can prices caused by tariff and import limits. He argues this is a Republican administration object lesson and predicts Maryland’s Republican defeat as the committee adopts resolutions.
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Caroline
City Campaign Tensions Stir at Republican Central Meeting
City Chairman Stephen R. Mason faced strong reactions at a Republican State Central Committee gathering as Mc Comas Lowndes backed by opponents. Outside, a county preacher likened to a funeral sermon protest, while Baltimore council approved vestibule requirements for streetcars. Tax and price lists are expected to impact party prospects.
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Stephen R. Mason
McComas-Lowndes
Republican State Central Committee
Masons
Democratic Campaign Opens at Frederick Meeting
The Democrats opened their campaign with a large meeting in Frederick on Thursday. Thousands attended and welcomed Messrs. Smith, Rayner, and Wering with Edwin Warfield, Esq. The speakers attacked the Republican record, notably Rosser Rayner accusing state leadership of corruption in Annapolis. The report notes tax and expenditure issues and critiques Republican praise in local press. Trade groups observe Maryland Day at Philadelphia Exposition. Baltimore shows fifty exhibits. Also included are notices for medicines and cures and local ads.
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Frederick
Messrs. Smith
Rayner
Wering
Edwin Warfield
Hon
Tsidor Rayner
Annapolis
People’s Representatives
Republican
Baltimore City
Philadelphia
Welcome to Philadelphia Export Exposition Store
The piece describes the Export Exposition in Philadelphia as a growing, lively, unfinished store. It praises visitors from strangers to locals, promising comfort and easy bearings as they explore. It outlines principles for each direction: North only reliable goods, South one fixed price, East sale only when chosen, West quick cash return if uninsured.
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East
West
Autumn Dress Goods Ready at Wanamaker Store
Wanamaker announces a hearty welcome to shoppers as autumn dress goods arrive. Representatives, versed in Philadelphia tastes, worked with designers across two continents to offer new expressions, stressing curated selection, expert merchandising, and a vast stock of about five thousand dress goods styles.
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Philadelphia
Colorado
New Mexico
Wanamaker & Brown
Black Dress Fabrics Catalog Highlights Bargains
A list of black dress fabrics showcases wide variety and prices. Crepons Cheviots Boucles Granite Cloth Venetian Prunella Zibeline Drap dEté and more range from 50c to 6 a yard with numerous styles and colorings. English corduroys are promoted for women wear with savings on 75c to 1.25 quality lines and multiple color options.
Prohibitionists Meet in Denton to Nominate County Ticket
The Prohibitionists of Caroline county convene at Brown's Hall in Denton on Tuesday September 26 1899 at 2 oclock to nominate a county ticket and address other business. All opposed to the saloon and voter bribery urged to attend. T Pliny Fisher, County Chairman.
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Denton
Brown’s Hall
T. Pliny Fisher
Greater Oak Hall
Wanamaker & Brown
S. 2. Lapham
Albert Watson
F. S. Todd
William J. Wright
Robinson Nichols
Daniel Fields
Chas. Zacharias
John 3. Mitchell
Ollie Jackson
James J. Mophins
Paul Holanger
V.L. Melvin
Henry Curtis
DP. J. Davis
Erwin T. Laulsbury
John M. Swing
Board of Supervisors
W.L. Norris
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