Public Reform and Fiscal Policy in Maryland
The writer argues for transparent government and citizen oversight, condemning personal ambition in public service. It reviews Democratic reform aims, budget economy, abolition of useless offices, gradual debt repayment, proper sinking fund use, and robust registration and primary elections. The piece highlights Governor Hamilton’s push for fiscal discipline, cleaner offices, and expanded public welfare through prudent policy.
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Why a Letter Doesn’t Go and Other Observations
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Controversy Over Faith Cures Hit Various Faiths
The piece reports on Methodist and Catholic faith methods in Springfield and Knock Ireland, citing Rev. Woods and Archdeacon Kavanagh. It notes Lourdes miracles, Methodist appointments, and a Kansas Advent church dispute over a $1,000 note amid end-time beliefs. It also mentions Dr Deems Church of the Strangers in New York and temperance moves, plus brief on organ street culture and political talk in Baltimore.
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Literary Revolution challenged by old publishers in claim against American authors
The Literary Revolution challenges old-line publishers over author copyright profits and publishing terms. It cites publishers paying low royalties, often none, while taking large sales percentages. The piece cites an American edition of Mangial as a case, noting pricing and expected sales.
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