The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-27
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
vHFRE MONEY CAME FROM and
where IT WENT
senQrts Of Different Officials Who
Handled The Currency

tofp
,ort in the Courthouse today. 1t is
.,rv complete and clearly arranged
and avery item shows for iself.
The total receipts were $15,O56.12;
total disbursements s13,994O1, and the
balance on hand $1,G62.11.
pecefyed from coin cards, $66O3O.
Subscriptions Of s100 were received
from:
Thomas A. Smith, John q. Bayless,
Harry J. Hopkins, James E. Green,
Harry G. Skinner, DR.. j. w. Herring,
Y Wfn.low Williams, w. J. Mitchell,
lanes Lee Carroll, Charles H. Dick
ev Thomas H. Robinson, A. Diggs,
Buchanan Schley, J. Enos Ray, Jr.,
Albert Hughes. B. F. Grouse, DR.. ].
II Wade. Isaac Lobe Straus and A.
P. German. Jr.
Two hundred dollar contributions
we're received from:
walter r. Townsend, John F. Wey-
Ter. Frank Brown, unknown messeng-
or bov. DR.. D. r. Hoffman, anonymous,
A. P. Gutman. Jr.
s5OG-Frank a. Furst.
$fGGG-IsidOr Rayner
$50 Governor CrOthers.
s10Go-From J. Charles Linthicum,
1r5asurJr Of the Committee Of Fifteen.
$SI145 came from Blair Lee, treas
urer Of the Bryan Committee of One
Hundred to pay the expenses of the
Parker and Daniel meetings.
1926 was received from John j.
Murn treasurer of the City Executive
committee for meetings at Cross
Street Hall and Princess Theater, etc.
$509-Iohn Walter Smith.
sl2J-Nurray Vandiver.
Among the disbursements were:
Eutaw House rooms from November,
1901 to august, 1908, $55S.
Bryan meeting at the Fifth Regiment
Armgrv $1iGG.07.
Kern meeting at Princess Theater
aai Cross Street Hail. s44.2O.
Bell and Herring meeting, $49846.
2arker Daniel meeting, $S17.46.
Z, B. Hardcastles for James H
Coyinston, candidate for Congress,
5000.
To Joseph ITirsch, treasurer Allegany
county, 500.
To W. b. Clagett, Prince Georges
county, $500.
To George H. BELLS, treasurer Anne
Arundel county, $4O0.
To james Rittenhouse for J. F. C.
Talbot campaign, $400.
To G. S. Hamill, Garrett county,
500.
To William Toner, Garrett county,
slO0.
To William Toner, for speaking tour
through Baltimore, $164.
To James Rtttenhouse, for J. F. C.
Talbot $500.
To Frank Philips, treasurer for Bal
timore city, $3.50.
For Laurel meeting, $115.
For Rayner and Henry meeting at
Lyric, $6741O.
For Smith and Mopett meeting at
the Lyric, $73S66.
Gompers meeting, $171.55.
70 E. B. Hardcastle, for Covington,
$lOO
TO Charles P Levy for Frederick
county, $4395.
10 Charles H. McComas, clerk, $100.
10 Albert Alimcny, for service
rendered committee, $500.
Paid Pennsylvania Railroad for
transportation of voters, 1927.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
same, $40.
Washington, Baltimore and Annap-
olis Railway, S25.S4.
Western Maryland, $4.
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia,
$3.50.
anu AIlduIlC
Railway, 1895.
maryland and Pennsylvania, 81.
10 Eutaw House, for headquarters
from August to November, $494.
10 John Wagner, $4OO.
10 Eutaw House, $72.
Inc report says there are no out
sanding Obligations, rent of head
quarters having been paid in full to
N''ember 23, 1908. Mr.. Vandiver con-
tinues:
AS treasurer, | am personally re-
'pOhsible for this report, as l am the
oniy one who made entries in the
account both as requested by the pro-
r''onS OF the corrupt practices act.
:, sUuchers for all expenditures are on
MT IN my Office at Democratic head
sU@rters, Eutaw House."
III the amount of money furnished
several railroads the name of each
max VINO received tickets is given.
'eip's and Disbursements i'm Sec