Filipino middle class petition to Congress sparks debate
Senator Teller underscores a translated Filipino petition as a nonpartisan protest from educated business leaders against U.S. policy in the Philippines. The piece, printed with Aguinaldo-free sourcing, argues for redress and reflects on political maneuvering around the Ship Subsidy and revenue bills with Hanna seeking the 1903 Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
United States
Inestizo
Senate
Aldrich
Hanna
Finance Committee
Chat
Wm. Hamlett
Maryland
Post Office Department
Baltimore
Editorial notes on The Commoner and political shift
Editorial discusses The Commoner by William Jennings Bryan and its definition of the common people as the industrious and patriotic majority. It notes Republican concerns over a possible extra legislative session and accuses opponents of using rhetoric to justify prevents on illiterates from the South moving into Maryland for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Democratic
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Republican
Baltimore
Maryland
Whitby damage suit misstates pay history and local notes
The Union critiques a Whitby salary claim as inaccurate, noting past practice paid clerks for extra services. Ex Governor Frank Brown urges an extra Maryland General Assembly session, warns of Republican use of colored votes, and argues for a white man's government. Maryland population counts and local option hopes arise in Sussex, with Sussex Republicans pressing for ballot access and Governor Smith preparing for McKinley inauguration arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitby
Frank Brown
General Assembly
Maryland
Republican Party
Sussex
Sussex County
Senators Elected This Tuesday Across Several States
United States Senators were elected in multiple states including B Elkins in West Virginia F M Simmons in North Carolina W J Sewell in New Jersey J W Bailey in Texas James H Berry in Arkansas R J Gamble in South Dakota Knute Nelson and N E Claggs in Minnesota J R Burton in Kansas and Shelby McCullum in Illinois The election of Mr Addicks in Delaware remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. Elkins
West Virginia
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
W. J. Sewell
New Jersey
J. W. Bailey
Texas
James H. Berry
Arkansas
R. J. Gamble
South Dakota
Knute Nelson
N. E. Claggs
Minnesota
J. R. Burton
Kansas
Shelby McCullum
Illinois
Mr. Addicks
Delaware
Delaware Society Names Committee for Valley Forge Day
The Historical Society of Delaware names Chief Justice Charles B. Lore Bishop Leighton Coleman George A. Elliott Pennock Pusey and John M. Rogers to represent Delaware at the June 18 field day at Valley Forge marking Washington's evacuation anniversary. The Senate Finance Committee plans to continue the stamp tax on bank checks. Banks favor the stamps as a curb on small checks, but many business men view it as a troubling measure with little compensation.
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the Historical Society of
Delaware
Charles B. Lore
Leighton Coleman
George A. Elliott
Pennock Pusey
John M. Rogers
Valley Forge
Washington
Finance Committee
Senate
Senator McComas Proposes Bill to Boost Maryland Rivers Funds
Maryland senator McComas introduces a bill seeking higher appropriations for rivers and harbors. The proposal aims to expand funding for port infrastructure navigation channels and flood control projects across the state.
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McComas
Maryland
Creation of Man Fortunes the Feet and Faiths of Life
The author contrasts scientific claims that bodily features fade with use and evolution with a long view of art and antiquity. He cites the Parthenon frieze and classic sculpture showing unchanged feet over centuries, arguing the body’s form reflects a moral and spiritual question about human purpose. He ponders whether humanity is divinely created ruler or accidental product, urging study of truth for the rising generation.
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Atlanta Journal Record of Medicine
Britain
Parthenon
Venus
Apollo
Demosthenes
Byron
Michael Angelo
David
Hebe
Milo
Achilles
Are Educators to Choose Between Competing Views of Human Origin
A reader argues about human origin and authority, contrasting degenerate monkey concepts with noble obligation. He invokes noblesse oblige, responsibility in leadership, and the biblical account as a civil service exam analogy, noting a gulf between secular Darwinian and religious viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FG
Alabama Coon delight by Mon tauk Ladies' Quartette
Miscelleous Stems highlights a humorous and versatile selection by the Mon tauk Ladies' Quartette titled Alabama Coon at Masonic Hall in Denton with tickets at Blackiston's. Also notes bicycle season, a shopkeeper joke, Sun editorial on Missouri corn, Queen Victoria obituary summary, and Richland county road improvements under S. H. Owens.
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Montauk
Alabama
Missouri
Maryland
Brooks
Christian Endeavor Missionary Meeting
Christian Endeavor Union
Richland County
South Carolina
Middle Country
Mothers Favorite Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad
The Mothers Favorite Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as pleasant and safe for children and adults. It targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough and contains no opium or injurious drug. Sold by RB J Colston in Denton Hugh Duffy Hillsboro T W Smith Ridgely.
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Hickension
Chamberlain
Mexico
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
Prominent Chicago Woman Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Chicago's Prof Roza Tyler and others endorse Chamberlain Cough Remedy highlighting relief from severe cold, stomach upset, and pneumonia risk. Ads list sales agents in Denton Hillsboro Ridgely and note quick relief from diarrhea with the Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Also advertised are farms in Caroline county, a Hillsboro dwelling and hotel, loans, and the stallion Directorette managed in Queen Anne with pedigree praise.
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Chicago
Roza Tyler
Illinois Woman’s Alliance
Chamberlain
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
Caroline County
Constantine Grojean
Downe’s Station
Oscar Clark
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Denton Journal
Elvin
Steele & Johnson
Caroline
Philadelphia
Edward VII
Britaan
Ireland
India
Atlantic
George III
Governor Smith
McKinley
Charles A. Chipley
Raleigh
Man
Victoria
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Soveriegn
Edward V iI
Queen Victoria
Great
Brittan
Isle
George If'a
Louis XIV
France
Pye Saucholl
Navarre
Castile
Kensington Palace
London
Georl
Prince Albert of
Saxe-Coburg
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis of Salisbury
Westminster Abbey
Isaac A. Barber
Easton
Directorette
E. H. Roe
Queen Anne
Roe
Directum
Kelly
General Washington
J. D. Eastmen
Oi Rhoda A. Clark
W. H
Sald Mortage
Eicher
Court House
Hilleboro
Jumptown
Mary O'Dowd
Henry Hynson
Foster Green
Pliny Fisher
Joan W. Cran, Jr
Orphans’ Court
James T. Smith
Baying
Eliza Ann
Mith
Adinin
James T Smith
WM. T. Jones
James J. Rees
Thos. S. Evans & Co
Lightstreet Wharf
Baltimore, Md
Superior
Johnson’s
Edward Huffman
Deen
Fowling Creek, MD
Carole County
Morning Herald
AWN Independent Journal
Sunday Herald
Model Home Journal
Weekly Herald
the Herald Publishing Company
Fayette and St. Paul Streete
Ridgely, Md
G. K. Ebling
Louis Stoll
Stewart
J. B. Nichols
Nichols
B. W. Parker
KK T. Carter
Denton, Md
D. F. King
Harry A. Roe
John W. Gootee
W Alex. Hutson
Denton, Maryland
Will
Jehn W. Cohee
Proprietor
New York
Clinton P. Paine& CO
Bankers and Brokers
E. German ST
Coroine County
Auburn Steel
Ina
Tum
Clover Seed
GEO. A
Daniel
Denton Bridge
Lehigh Valley
COAL
Lawrence B. Towers
The
Sun
Europe
South Africa
China
Norfolk
Charleston
News of the World
Courre
Tae Bauriwors
Westly Sox
Canada
U.S
Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Baltimore, Hd
Baltimore American
the Daily American
Chas C. Fulton & CO
Felix Agnus
American Office
Teaoe
Jas, T
Mullin & Sons
Likes
Bervanger & Co
J. Harry Rose
Torafit
Berwanger
Porter
Ivery
R. T. Porter
York
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