Democratic and Republican Principles in County Elections
The piece urges voters to back the Democratic slate for state and county offices, highlighting contrasts with Republicans. It praises Col. Albert W. Sisk for state senate, supports Dr. Wm. Winder Goldsboro and Charles W. Jefferson for legislative roles, and endorses Whitby, Jarrell, Wright, Dukes, and Deen for county offices with a call for united party support and good governance.
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House
Senate
United States Senate
United States
Albert W. Sisk
General Assembly
Caroline
Wellington
Wm. Winder Goldsboro
Charles W. Jefferson
Annapolis
Whitby
Jarrell
Wright
Dukes
Deen
Caroline county keeps hopes on Thursday convention
A primary contest is deemed eliminated and a strong delegation backs the leading aspirant. Supporters shift activity to neighboring counties while energy concentrates on the upcoming convention. Two counties plus Caroline will decide the nomination, urging friends to win those pivotal votes.
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Caroline
Lewis
Deweese
Friends of Our
Democrats Seek Fair Share of Circuit Nomination
In Caroline County voters recall historic support for Judges Robinson Wickes Pearce Stump and Martin, stressing continued access and representation. They argue large majorities and court cases do not justify exclusion and demand a token share of the circuit nomination for Caroline in coming elections.
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Judge Robinson
Caroline Democrats
Wickes
Pearce
Kent
Judge Stump
Cecil
Martin
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Decil
Editorial Notes on Deportation Colonies and Politics
Editorial notes discuss international deportation colonies for anarchists, literacy politics in Baltimore, reciprocity and tariff debates, a new cereal broom-corn millet, Talbot County GOP ticket, Annapolis cadet quarters construction, and the Philadelphia North American forming a Sunday edition.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
Annapolis
Philadelphia North American
Nine released inmates prompt local resistance to bills
Frederick County Commissioners plan to oppose payment of the justices of the peace and constables for releasing nine persons on habeas corpus due to defective commitments by the Circuit Court. Democrats urged in county districts to register young Democrats at two October sittings on the 1st and 8th.
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Denton
Second Judicial Circuit
Maryland
House of Correction
Caroline County
General Assembly
William Price
Orphans’ Court
Ida J. McIlvaine
Mary EK. Jones
Tlouse
Danton
Market Street
Philip W. Downes
W. W. Thomas
Market
Main
N. Alex. Hutson
J. W. Oraru
Anct
Nathaniel P. Williamson
Roosevelt keeps Cabinet intact amid 1904 speculation
The nation discusses President Roosevelt's decision to retain the current Cabinet, with expectations of a vigorous agenda including a strong navy and a possible army expansion. Reports note friction with Platt and Hanna and a planned shakeup in the secret service, plus anecdotes about Josiah Flynt the tramp detective and the chances of Roosevelt’s 1904 candidacy.
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Roosevelt
Platt
Hanna
White House
H Roosevelt
Europe
Secret Service
Buffalo
Josiah Flynt
Tramp
Flynt
New York
Roosevelt vows national presidency beyond sectional divides
President Roosevelt told Senator Pritchard Rep Kluttz and Rep Gibson that he would be president of the United States not of any section. He said he did not care for sectional lines and aimed to represent all sections, noting his Southern blood and Western residence.
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MacKinley
Roosevelt
Pritchard
North Carolina
Kluttz
Gibson
Tennessee
United States
Senator Money
Mississippi
Livingston
Georgia
West
Czolgosz Convicted in McKinley Murder Trial
The trial of Leon Czolgosz for President McKinley’s assassination ends with a first degree murder verdict after eight hours of deliberation. He pleaded guilty but was denied. experts deem him sane. Sentencing follows. the accused shows marked change from calm to distressed in court.
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Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Code of Criminal Procedure
New York
Leon F. Czolgosz
Acme Hall Men and Boys Fall Fashion Display
QEHM S ACME HALL showcases fall fashion for men and boys. The store promises full assortments including overcoats from 7.50 to 18, hats, shoes, shirts, underwear, and accessories with new styles and complete outfits for the well dressed man and boy.
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QEHM
Acme Hall
Men’s and Boys
New York
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