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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
2
The piece argues Maryland Democrats must reclaim dominance after a weak showing in recent elections. It cites minority congressional gains, warns of tariff and trust issues, and stresses revived party vigor, leadership, and a future governor’s bid to swing majorities and restore the commonwealth’s political standing.
President Roosevelt urges public regulation of corporations and strict use of interstate commerce powers, arguing trusts must be curbed without abolishing them. He favors publicity for honest firms, contemplates constitutional amendments if needed, and discusses tariff reduction as a potential yet problematic measure.
The text argues tariffs should be kept as punishment against trusts but adjusted via reciprocity treaties or direct legislation if ratification fails. It calls for a business expert commission to advise Congress, and supports removing the coal tax while ensuring monetary elasticity toward a gold standard. It urges firm rights, helps for the weak, and argues national strength and peace through a robust navy and Alaska delegate.
The Washington correspondent cites Baltimore Indianapolis Charleston and other cities where educated Black individuals are capable of federal duties yet receive little official recognition to avoid shifting party support in Maryland Indiana and West Virginia. The piece also comments on clergy retirement funds and poverty versus principle, ending with a quote from Rev Maurice Penfield Fikes and Lt Robert E Peary on political and logistical readiness.
The article envisions a future of bold national milestones and local progress. It notes the completed Woolsey Road in Harford county funded by a prominent citizen, urging broader highway improvements across the state. It calls for interstate cooperation on Susquehanna fishing protections and hints at impending legislative action.
An ad extols new 2-button double-breasted sack suits priced at ten dollars. Black Thibet unfinished Worsted and Cheviot fabrics are praised for long lapels, square shoulders, snug collars, and a flattering back cut that shows the figure. The copy appeals to young men with claims of exceptional style.
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