Bimetallism and Imperialism Debate in Denton Journal
The article argues for a unified Democratic front against McKinley, warning that imperialist policy risks the Republic. It cites New England Republicans Hale Boutwell Hoar and voices concern over silver demonetization and the need to restore bi metal parity to protect freedom and the nation’s soul.
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Baltimore News
Bryan
Washington
Jefferson
McKinley
Boutwell
Hale
Hoar
New England
Mr. McKinley
Lincoln
Sumner
Garrison
Alger
Klondike
Australia
South Africa
Boutwell Hove
Goebel Shot In State House Yard Fight Over Kentucky Governor
State Senator William Goebel, Democratic candidate for Kentucky governor, was shot twice while passing the State House yard on Tuesday morning. The assassin fired from a third story window. Goebel was mortally wounded but lingered as the Legislature at that moment declared him governor-elect. Goebel took the oath and ordered the Kentucky State Guard dispersed, while in Frankfort two rival authorities and armed troops created a power dispute. Soldiers faced a choice between Governor Taylor and Goebel, awaiting developments. The officers, though Republican, indicated they would not resist the legal governor once the rightful leader was identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Goebel
Kentucky
Taylor
State House
Capitol
Goebel
Frankfort
Editorial notes urge pheasant propagation bill and stockings
The Game and Fish Protective Association committee seeks an annual appropriation to assist State Fish Commissioners in propagating Mongolian pheasants. Oregon’s method uses penned birds with light hens hatching eggs. many sites in the county could support propagation. The piece also critiques U S Philippine war aims and Maryland Sunday law enforcement, then praises Greensboro Free Press on its twentieth anniversary and its founder A A Christian now with Wanamaker’s New York.
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The
Game and Fish Protective Association
Oregon
Greensboro Free Press
A. A. Christian
Wanamaker
New York
Wree Press
Baltimore Reform League passes police bill
The Baltimore Reform League secured passage of a police bill by a large majority, fulfilling a Democrats pledge from the recent campaign. Governor Smith praised the Legislature for its prompt action. The piece notes a separate show of sympathy for the Boers in New York with six thousand attendees at Grand Central Palace. It also critiques Republicans in Congress over trusts and urges apology from editors over county financial reporting.
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Baltimore Reform League
Smith
New York
Grand Central Palace
War in South Africa to last long says Dr Leyds
Dr Leyds, Transvaal Republic representative in Europe, claims the South African war will endure and that Britain sparked the conflict. He predicts long hostilities and says his country will not seek peace first. The piece notes British efforts at Ladysmith and ongoing African war prospects. Governor Smith's recovery is reported but he has not resumed routine duties. A Wilmington correspondent cites Tunnell’s plan to appoint Saulsbury as US Senator. Chestertown businessmen plan an insurance company with $100,000 capital.
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South Africa
Philippine Islands
United States
Congress
Republic of the Pacific
Dr. Leyds
Europe
Transvaal Republic
Bay
Dorchester
Talbot
Queen Anne
Chesapeake
Middle Bay
Potts
Queen Anne’s
Fannie Harris
Queen Anne’s County Asylum
Stuthsburg
Templevillee
Constitution
Holden’s
M.E. Church
Delaware Line
Easton
Geo. C. Moore
Thos. L. Day
Leander R. Hooper
Samuel Saxton
Woodland
Wyoming Canning Company
Haston Ledger
Queenstown
W. F. Smith
Chester River Steamboat Company
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
Sunday School Address Urges Fit for Teaching Work
State Superintendent George H. Nock calls on Sunday school workers to prepare for teaching by self improvement. He cites the importance of qualified teachers, notes examples like Mrs. Crafts, and stresses responsibility and practice. Also mentions Moody’s advertising in newspapers and a busy, capable superintendent in the city.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Associated Press
George H. Nock
Evangelist Moody
Life Saved by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
In October 1896 Ann Baltor describes a bad cold that settled on her lungs. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy she reports immediate improvement and full recovery after three bottles. Local mentions cite sale points in Denton and nearby towns.
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Ann Baltor
Chamberlain
Epwards
the Review
Wyant, Ill
W. E. Brown
Denton
R. J. Colston
Hidgely
Hugh Duffey
Roschee's German Syrup Promoted for Lung Troubles
An ad advocates Roschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and lung diseases. It claims to heal tissues, reduce inflammation, ease expectoration, and provide rest. Sample bottles are offered at W. E. Browns in Ana Md and Rickards & Co in Marydel.
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Roschee
W. E. Brown's
Ana Md
Rickards & Co
Marydel
Mansion Fire Destroys Surlock Farm Near Millington
A mansion house and outbuildings on W. Surlock’s Millington area farm were burned recently. Loss pegged at 4000 dollars with 1800 dollars insured, fire investigators report the blaze caused extensive damage but no further details available.
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Surlock
Millington
Wanamaker's Fashion Returns Draw Crowds in Riga
Wanamaker's sells a vast array of fabrics and trimmings as fashion trends rebound in Riga. Sateen and satin stripes, organdies, dimities, ginghams, and voiles appear in a lively mix from 12½c to $2.50, with colors ranging from delicate whites to bold blues and reds. The inventory emphasizes light, strong textures that hold shape, with Irish linens, Swiss fabrics, and Austrian or American varieties highlighted for their variety and sheen.
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Europe
Mousseline de
Dresden
Switzerland
Hollands
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Denton Journal
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Senate
Queen Anne's County
Tha
Ladysmith
Africa
Wilmington
Philadelphia Record
Tunnell
Willard Saulsbury
Chestertown
Aroak
Moody
Advertising
Danton
Ridgely
Hillsboro
W. H. Stapleton
Herminie
KR. J. Colston
Towers
G. L. Hardesty
Oriole
Somerset County
William Towers
Lane
Kent Island
Robert H
James
Emily Sorden Lane
Queenstown Harbor
Wanamaker's
Philadelphia
Riga
Charlies
Favanaise
John Wanamaker
Callan
Alliance Preserving Company
Town OF
Lucas Uetel
Proper Authori
Thomas A. Smith
Nisi
Alexander H. Robertson
Susie
Jones
Frank H. Jones
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Caroline
Charles W. Hobbs
Lerk
Charles W. Obb
H. N. Rickards
Gale
Andrew Towers
Lbbie Towers
Jefferson D Towers
Willard I .Trawley
da Ab Ghingher
Willard OW. Thawles
Jacob Ghingner
Julin A Jewell
Julia A. Jewell
George BR. Noul
George R. Nenn
Court House
Low
Franklin) Street
Dent A. Wary
Harry A. Roe
John H Vangesel
Eaid Low
Franklin Street
Willard Ff. Thawley
Jacob Ghingher
Caroune
George K Neal
Abiinner
Morlyare
T. Plinfisher
Attornet
S OF A
Orphans’ Court
Caroling County
William W. Lowe
Thea Court House
Witt
Dry Street
Hughe- Lumber and Coat Company
Charlotte Porter
Exid
Nowell
George
H Short
Thweese & Owens
Peoples National Bank
Purefinger
Necesary Internal Revenue
William Devekelf
Wm. W. Lowe
F P. Lovey
Thoma Freerick Garey
Annaures
Edwin W. Garey
Vibert G Towers
Morstand
Enid
Greensboro
Vira
Reidling
Matthew Garey
Endrast
Elizabeth M. Howard
Liden Farm
Tuckahee Neck
Tuckahee
Downes
Ridely
School House
Albert G. Towers
Nerey
Geonsboro
John Eaton
Maria M. Wilson
Win
H. Garey
Daniel J. Zacharias
Thomas Frederick Garey
Ded
Kledon
Caroine County
Marylnnd
Piney Grove Church
Pascapa
Thomas Frederick Garey John Johnstone
Burraville
Lloyd’s Regulation
Samuel T. Norris
Thomas F Garey
Liber
Second Street
Marin M. Wilson
Jennie Stevers
Third Street
Anna D Garey
Eldridge W Emerson
Libr I. H.G
Thomaas R. Green
Said
Dunton
Liden
Robert J W. Garey
C. E
Survyor
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Queen Anne's
I. T. Sparklin
Tuckahoe
Thomas Frederick Gates
Thomas F. Garey
Eurveyor
Garey’s Mill
Denton-Burrsville
Denton-Burraville
Smith's Landing
Shepperd's Chapel Road
Burrsville
John Eston
Townsend’s Roxda
Jhn Eaton
Townsend's X Roads
Chapel Branch
Mill Road
Mil
Sheppard’s Church
Wm. H. Garey
Matthew Gare
School
Albert G
Qee
Albert Gfowers
F. P. Covey
Robley Hackett
Queen Ane, MD
Ujverury
Pry. Bylvar
Pent Nebraska
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