Denton Journal April 21 1900 edition front page
Denton Journal edited by Melvin Steele and Johnson publishes Saturday morning issue dated April 21 1900.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
2
Denton Journal edited by Melvin Steele and Johnson publishes Saturday morning issue dated April 21 1900.
Governor John Walter Smith weighs appointing a new statewide Superintendent of Public Schools with a $3,000 salary plus expenses. The shortlist includes Henry A. Wise, M. Bates Stephens, Dr. Samuel E. Forman, and John D. Worthington, with strong support for Stephens' record on Caroline County education.
The Baltimore Sun editorial questions Republican positions on citizenship and taxation for residents of the Philippines and Puerto Rico, asserting a doctrine that citizens abroad and local subjects have conflicting rights under U.S. law. It argues that such views threaten the republic and recalls Lincoln and Jeffersonian principles, contrasting them with McKinley era policies. The piece also notes Denton municipal election interest and Democratic party actions, including Vandiver’s chairmanship, upcoming conventions, and stamp book sales.
The piece argues President McKinley acted as a partisan operator over two years, courting business magnates and funding pledges while failing to uphold true statesmanship. It cites Senator Hoar’s imperialism speech as impactful but belated, predicting Republican defeat. It notes a Negro Appeal call for a black candidate in Maryland’s Fifth District.
Senator Wellington announces plans to head a new Cumberland bank a rival to Governor Lowndes Second National. He blames Lowndes for personal and political betrayal and predicts a tough year for Republicans as he criticizes party leaders and forecasts Democratic gains in November. Wellington says he and allies can control Alleghany county and Western Maryland.
A fragment shows ads tout August Flower as a universal cure for indigestion biliousness and headaches with claims of a large Paris Exposition presence and testimonials. It cites Green's August Flower sample bottles in Denton and Marydel and mentions Chamberlain's Pain Ball for rheumatism and a Laxative Bromo Quin ine cough remedy with E W Grove signature.
Ad copy touts men's derbys from $1.50 to $3.50 and a broad hat selection with guaranteed wear. It highlights Philadelphia’s growing population, a bold claim of doubling hat business, and invites young men to shop. Dress-goods salon features white satin stripes, dotted mousselines, crepe de chine varieties, and new spring gloves from Victoria, Royale and Princess Ajay brands at multiple price points.
The store showcases a broad spring selection with men and boys suits from 4.75 to 12.00 and 1.25 to 3.50 for boys. It promotes hats shirts and dresses with sturdy fabrics, broadcloth serges silks and satins, shoes, hosiery, and home goods like matting, inviting shoppers to inspect the refreshed stock.
Frank Murphy of Hobbs Maryland warns the public that Minnie L Murphy has left his house and board without provocation and will not pay or honor any bills contracted by her. Published April 11 1900.
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