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Editorial Notes on Wilson and 1913 Politics
Editorial notes discuss President Wilson's leadership and party control, praise for a tariff bill shaped by the Representatives, and warnings about industry protection. It cites Willard Saulsbury on competition, notes Catholic women's anti tango campaigns, tuberculosis legislative progress, and Baltimore Sun commentary on Democratic chairs and aging not hindering usefulness.
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Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Maine
Congress
Dr Joshua W Hering Dies in Westminster of Illness
Dr. Joshua W. Hering a leading Maryland Democrat and former State Comptroller long active in public life is critically ill at his Westminster home. He rose from local banker to Comptroller in 1899 and 1901 re elected, later joining the Public Service Commission. He served with James M. Ambler and Philip D. Laird on the commission before political shifts.
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Joshua W. Hering
Westminster
Maryland
Democratic Party
Crothers
State Senate
Atkinson
Dr. Hering
Public Service Commission
Comptroller's
James M. Ambler
Niles
Philip D. Laird
City Delegation Criticized Over Baltimore Representation
Five thousand farmers and families at Woodlawn camp in Cecil county hosted Valley Grange with Congressman Covington denouncing Baltimore's underrepresentation in Annapolis. The speech urged abler, better city delegation chosen by the people to reflect substantial interests and improve legislative contact.
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Woodlawn Camp Meeting
Cecil County
Valley Grange
Congressman Covington
Baltimore
Monumental
Annapolis
Biltimore
Crothers Highway and Maryland Road Plans
State engineers survey Ingleside toward Greensboro as the Roads Commission estimates costs to complete the Governor Crothers Commission roads and seeks a near term appropriation. Caroline county likely gains a special road funding plus debate on honoring eminent Marylanders with highway names including Crothers and Austin. A dispatch notes Senator Jackson not pursuing a Senate race against Senator Lee.
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Ingleside
Greensboro
State Roads Commission
Governor Crothers
Caroline County
Maryland
Austin
Crothers
Washington
William P. Jackson
Senate
Lee
There Was a Man Who Hustled and Went Bust
A clipped verse laments a man who trusted not to advertise a dot and so rusted and busted. The terse quatrain contrasts hustle with caution and hints at failure from inaction. No people, places, or organizations are named.
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Jesus
Tlis
Lincoln
Springfield
Tinois
Washington
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Harrieburg
Cay
Baltimore
Curious Bits of History Lincoln's Journey to Washington
A. W. Macy presents a concise historical sketch tracing Abraham Lincoln's path to national prominence, detailing key stops, events, and turning points that shaped his route to the presidency. The piece highlights notable dates and places, offering a compact chronicle of early milestones.
Democratic Committee Slams Mr Smith Over Wilson Claims
The Caroline County Progressive Democrats publish a rebuttal to Mr Th A Smith chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee. They dissect his critique of the county call asserting he acts as if he alone embodies the county organization and that his past endorsements contradict his present stance on Wilson Clark and Crothers. The notice is signed by W Brewster Dern treasurer.
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Job Hedges
Wilson
Mexico
Congress
Democratic Party
The
Baltimore Sun
Democratic State Central Committee
Murray Vandiver
Covington
Henry R. Lewis
W. Mitchell Digges
W. Mason Shehan
Emerson C. Harrington
Vandiver
Caroline Sun
Denton Journal
Th. A. Smith
Smith
Champ Clark
Crothers
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Clark
Woodrow Wilson
TIMES
Caroline County
Blair Lee
A. P. Gorman
John Walter Smith
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Progressive Democratic Campaign Committee of
W. Brewster Dern
Progressive Democratic Campaign Committee
Denton
Cbronte
Phopeto
Feamon Candidate Seeks County Treasurer Post
A long time Democratic voter from Smithville writes to party members urging support for Feamon as county treasurer. He pledges faithful service, economy, and careful handling of public funds, expressing loyalty to the party and years of involvement in nominations and elections.
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Caroline
Feamon
Democratic Party
Liden
Smithville
Farm for sale with 100 acres on river Maryland
For sale a 100 acre farm with splendid truck line along the river, access by two inails adway pass, yard, telephone, fair buildings and abundant fruit. Price 3000 dollars. GEO M. WYANSANT, R R No 1, Millington Md.
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Geo. M. Wyansant
Millington
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