A Democratic Call to Action in Caroline County
THOS A SMITH chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee for Caroline County appeals to Democrats and liberty loving citizens to organize Bryan Kern and Covington clubs, speak to neighbors, and work for a November victory. He urges unity across parties, explains benefits to laborers and farmers, and stresses immediate, active campaigning to elect Covington to Congress and boost Bryan and Kern.
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Caroline County
Bryan, Kern and Covington
Caroline
Covington
Congress
Bryan and
Kern
Thos, A. Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
Nickerson
The
Easton Ledger
Chas. C. Nickerson
Wim
IE. Jackson
the Gazette
Talbot County
Jackson
Salisbury
Mr. Jackson
Independent Baltimore voters urged to back Bryan in November
A Baltimore civic leader urges independents to support Bryan to curb tariff abuse and campaign corruption. The appeal cites Bryan’s stands on income tax, direct Senator elections, jury trials, and campaign finance openness, contrasted with Taft and Republican positions. A Philadelphia Record Baltimore correspondent places Maryland in the Democratic column, arguing Bryan’s appeal to plain people remains strong despite corporate influence.
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Baltimore
George Stewart Sirown
Mr. Brown
Logan
Bryan
Taft
Republican Committee
Mr. Taft
Uryan
Philadelphia Record
Maryland
Dryan
Corrupt practices act looms in Maryland politics
Discussion centers on new federal rules requiring publication of all campaign money and expenditures, with penalties for violations. Claims warn that corporations used pay envelopes to threaten layoffs if Bryan wins, a tactic deemed illegal in Maryland. Race tensions flare nationwide, with calls for law and order leagues. Ira Sankey funeral noted. plans for Caroline gymnasium construction. Minnesota Governor Johnson renomination. Eastern Shore Democrats rally behind Bryan Kern Covington. First Congressional district strong Democratic turnout expected. Baltimore American Star debuts. bulk state purchasing eyed for savings. Democracy energized for a vigorous campaign.
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National Committee
Bryan
Maryland
Kern
Covington
First Congressional District
Storm Tops Lower Delaware With Floods And Bridge Loss
A Seaford telegram reports a severe storm in lower Delaware causing hours of rail delay on the Delaware Division. Federalsburg’s railroad bridge lost twenty feet, Oak Grove farms report livestock losses to lightning, and many homes flooded. Uncle Sam opens a Baltimore employment office in the Custom House basement to hire miners, machinists, carpenters and more.
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Seaford
Delaware
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Oak Grove
Uncle Sam
Custom House
Baltimore
Hoppe
Department of Commerce and Labor
News
No More Election Bribery Tolerated
A long editorial urges strict enforcement of the corrupt practices act to clean elections. It praises public sentiment, outlines penalties for treasurers and candidates, and calls on readers to fund the Bryan campaign through legal means while warning against bribery and hidden influence. It notes political figures like Norman E. Mack and J. Harry Covington supporting clean campaigns and stresses accountability across parties.
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Muic
Peron
Mhaist
Secretary of State
Eastern Shore roads from local gravel and sand
Dr Samuel T Earle of Baltimore and Queen Annes County native argues in the Baltimore Sun that Eastern Shore roads could be built from abundant gravel and sand. He cites smooth traction on New Jersey roads, tar-like surface treatment, and urges no import of crushed rock to cut costs.
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Samuel ‘T. Earle
Baltimore
Queen Anne's County
New Jersey
Baltimore Sun
Atlantic City
Good Roads Commission
Friendship in Saul David Jonathan scripture study
A church lesson outlines the biblical narrative from 1 Samuel showing David and Jonathan’s friendship tested by Saul’s plots to kill David. It emphasizes loyalty, choosing godly friends, and the idea that true friendship endures through trouble, with Jesus as the ultimate friend.
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Saul
Michal
David
Jonathan
Samuel
Dawid
God
Sam
Jesus
Lim
Ile
Ilim
Lrumbell
Golden Text
Philadelphia Record
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William J. Bryan
DE Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
J. Harry Covington
Springfield
Hingis
Chicago
Law and Order League
Good Citizen's League
Ira D. Sankey
Dwight L. Moody
Brooklyn
Mr. Sankey
Mr. Moody
St. John's College
Johnson
Minnesota
Baltimore American Star
Crothers
C. Stetson
Denton’s
Tin
Denton Nationa Dane
Prornes National Bank
Corrupt Practices Act
Kem
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Norman E. Mack
M. C. Wirmonkr
C. N. Haskell
Baltimore News
Thomas & Messer Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Vesper
Wooood’'S Seeds
Wood
T. W. Wood & Soks, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
HO For
the Methodist Protestant Church
Denton
Rehoboth
Tuckahoe
Hobbs
Pliny Fisher
Orphans’ Court
Burton W. Parker
Wilmer B. Parker
Henry R. Lewis
Elizabeth A. Taylor
Elizabeth A. ‘Taylor
Court House
Isaac L. Dukes
Miles Branch Ditch
Griffith Branch Ditch
Filbert ST
Philadelphia
Russell B
Elliott Bros
Raston
Greensboro
Ontario
Everett
Thos. M. Green
Urrsville
Harrington
Peoples Bank
R. Venry Stafford
Hardcastle
Warmony
Bethlehem
St. Lawrence
Russell
McCormick
Deering
Osborne
Dearborn
James Larrimore
FE. P. Covey
Articulars
C. DeVing
Pilledetnua
P Po
Mollin's
Wilmington
Garey’s
Dixon Garey
Court House Square
J. Dukes Downes
C. Leslie Walls
Downes
J. F. Kelley
Third Street
S. I. Fullerton
Denton, Md
Thos. Wright
Concord
J. E. Towers
Hobbs, Md
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