Archives of Maryland
(Biographical Series)

Arthur Pue Gorman (1839-1906)
MSA SC 3520-1675

Sources:

Books -

Biographical Directory of the United States Congress 1774-1989:  Bicentennial Edition.  Washington, D.C.:  United States Government Printing Office, 1989.

Brugger, Robert J.  Maryland:  A Middle Temperament 1634-1980.  Baltimore:  The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1988.

Eisenberg, Gerson G., Marylanders Who Served the Nation:  A Biographical Dictionary of Federal Officials from
        Maryland.  Annapolis:  Maryland State Archives, 1992.

Essary, Frederick J.  Maryland in National Politics from Charles Carroll to Albert C. Ritchie.  2nd ed.  Baltimore, MD:  John Murphy Co., 1932.

Everstine, Carl N.  The General Assembly of Maryland 1850-1920.  Charlottesville, VA:  The Michie Company, 1984.

Holland, Celia M.  Old Homes and Families of Howard County, Maryland, Privately printed, 1987.

Johnson, Allen and Dumas Malone, eds. Dictionary of American Biography.  New York:  Charles Scribner's Sons, 1932.

Kent, Frank R.  The Story of Maryland Politics.  Hatboro, PA:  Tradition Press, 1968.

Lambert, John R., Jr.  Arthur Pue Gorman.  Baton Rouge:  Louisiana State University Press, 1953.

Papenfuse, Edward C., ed. Archives of Maryland New Series I:  An Historical List of Public Officials of Maryland.
        vol. 1: 1632 - 1990.  Annapolis:  Maryland State Archives, 1990.

Scharf, J. Thomas.  History of Western Maryland:  Being a History of Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Washington, Allegany,
        and Garrett Counties from the Earliest Period to the Present Day; including Biographical Sketches of their Representative Men.
        vol. 1.  Philadelphia:  Louis H. Everts, 1882.

Walsh, Richard and William Lloyd Fox, eds.  Maryland:  A History.  Annapolis:  The Hall of Records Commission, 1983.

Warfield, J.D.  The Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland.  Baltimore:  Regional Publishing Company, 1967.

Winchester, Paul.  Men of Maryland Since the Civil War.  vol. 1.  Baltimore:  Maryland County Press Syndicate, 1923.

Newspaper/Journal articles (in chronological order) -

"Senator Gorman."  The Evening Capital, 22 May 1884.

"Senator Gorman."  The Evening Capital, 12 July 1890.

"Senator Gorman Dead; Void Left In Party."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Asked For Simple Funeral; Maryland Senator Will Be Buried In Oak Hill Thursday."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Congress Takes Action; Both Houses Pass Resolutions Of Sorrow And Adjourn."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Estimates By Senators; What Mr. Gorman's Colleagues Think Of Him; Eulogies Of His Friends."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Who Will Succeed Him? Great Responsibility Rests Upon Governor Warfield; Appointee To Serve 2 Years."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Stories Of Mr. Gorman; Regarded As Presidential Possibility in 1892 and 1904; Was Good Baseball Player." The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Death of Senator Gorman."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Rayner Is Sympathetic; Senator Came Home Saturday With Grave Apprehensions; Pays Tribute To Colleague."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Career Of Mr. Gorman; His Rise From Page To United States Senator."  The Baltimore Sun, 5 June 1906.

"Many Honor Him; Senator Gorman's Death Calls Forth A Notable Demonstration At His Home."  The Baltimore Sun, 6 June 1906.

"Passing Of The 'Ring;' Changes Looked For In Management Of Democratic Party."  The Baltimore Sun, 6 June 1906.

"Interest In Successor; Governor Warfield Expected To Name Him Promptly."  The Baltimore Sun, 6 June 1906.

"Called On Mrs. Gorman; Governor And Mrs. Warfield Express Their Sympathy."  The Baltimore Sun, 7 June 1906.

"A Strong Man Is Needed; Powerful Demand For Fitness As Senatorship Test; Senators Are Watching; Stories of Mr. Gorman."
        The Baltimore Sun, 7 June 1906.

"Last Honors Paid Him; Eminent Men Attend Funeral Of Senator A.P. Gorman."  The Baltimore Sun, 7 June 1906.

"Wm. Pinkney Whyte Appointed Senator; Maryland's 'Grand Old Man' Chosen To Succeed Mr. Gorman."  The Baltimore Sun, 9 June 1906.

Paul Winchester.  "What the Baltimore Sun Said About Senator Gorman in 1895."  In Men of Maryland Since the Civil War.  vol. 1.
        Baltimore:  Maryland County Press Syndicate, 1923.  pp. 235-242.

"Senate Democratic Caucus Organizes," in Thirty Minutes of Senate History.  S.Pub. 105-33.  Washington, D.C.:  Office of the Secretary of the Senate, 1998.

"Proposed name of Columbia project turns up unsavory political history."  The Baltimore Sun, 14 March 2000.

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