Iron-bound combine seals McComas Senate win
An editorial accuses a Baltimore political and business cartel of engineering Judge Louis F. McComas’s Senate victory to control Maryland politics. It argues the Sixth district pact exerts lasting power over state and federal offices, foretelling reduced influence for outsiders and a tightened Republican hegemony.
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Louis F. McComas
United State Senate
Gorman
Republican Party
Fuch
Baltimore City
Sixth District
United States
Baltimore
Judge McComas
Board of Control
Wellington
The Duty to Disclose Disposition and Political Reform
A study of concealment in character contrasts harmless self protection with calculated manipulation. The piece notes that appearances mislead about generosity or selfishness, warns of unscrupulous flatterers in public life, and discusses how observers learn to read true dispositions beyond manners. It also outlines Senator Putzel’s anti corruption bill establishing spending limits, reporting requirements, treasurers duties, penalties for violations, and enforcement provisions for candidates and committees.
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Putzel
Congress
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Baltimore City
A Caution on Manner and Character for Young Men
The text argues that outward manner, like clothes, can be put on or off and does not reliably reveal true disposition. It warns young men to guard their conduct in certain company, as appearances may mislead and hypocrisy can arise. True character emerges with experience and selective disclosure.
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Lis
Editorial Notes From A Philadelphia Times Viewpoint
The Philadelphia Times is praised as a model newspaper with strong news gathering, clean editorial stance, and restrained yet vigorous politics. The piece notes editors who once lampooned the Duke of Allegany have shifted to a harsher tone, while Senator Wellington wields significant political influence in Maryland. It mentions a Saturday wedding of Rev T DeWitt Talmage and Mrs Elenor McCutcheon-Collier in Pittsburg, and highlights Westfield Inds women’s edition of the Westfield News dated April 3 189. The editor’s column focuses on women’s vital issues and cites a correspondent’s report on the best remedy for
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Philadelphia Times
Duke of Allegany
Maryland
Wellington
Progressive Ladies of
Westfield
Ind
Westfield News
Florida excursion train to Jacksonville with special Pullman car
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs a two week Florida tour leaving New York and Philadelphia by a special Pullman Palace Car train on Tuesday February 8. Excursion rates cover railway transport, one Pullman berth, meals, and return travel. Tickets available from various cities and agents. A Des Moines employee praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy noting relief after indigestion attacks. Prices 23 and 50 cents. sold by W E Brown Denton Hugh Duffey Hillsboro R J Colston Ridgely.
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Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Sillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Canandaigua
Erie
Wilkesbarre
Pittsburg
Broadway
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Wm. H. Penn
Des Moines
Iowa
Hillsboro
Mrs Sallie Hurley Dies At Linchester At Sixty
Mrs Sallie Hurley, wife of Mr Join Hurley of Linchester, died at home Tuesday January 11 at 6 30 pm after paralysis of the brain. She was about sixty years old.
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Hurwey
Linchester
Sallie Hurley
Join Hurley
A Dress Goods Review for Spring Stock
A review of upcoming dress fabrics notes the first season’s stock will not return, 50 pieces from two sections line up for march out with 48 imported. Prices rise on new lots, but savings apply to remaining stock, with many items discounted from $1.25 to 50c and similar cuts on boucles, whips, crepe covert, pique cords, and silk-and-wool tailoring fabrics.
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Ireland
Goleen Irisa Turrap
Baltimore
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Elenor McCutcheon-Collier
the Times
Ridgely, MD
Prop
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Washington, D.C
U.S. A
Alonzo O. Bliss Co
D. C
U. 38. A
Smith Goop
Caroline County
Emil Mandler
Emil Muller
Berlin
Glyza Chemical Company
Smith Good
Denton, Md
Bec
John Wanamaker
Pt Ae HK
Aed
PH. Golt
Wye
Queen Anne's
R. BR
W.H. Denny
N. Smith
Willoughby
W. F. Pennington
Queen Anne
Eugene Lynch
Downes
W. H. Anderson
H. C. Hobbs
Hobbs
RB. Peters
Hickman
Lord
Greenwood
Burton
Milton
Queenstown
William M. Conn
Queenstown, MD
WH. Hopps &C
Baltimore, MD
Horning Herald
the Sunday Herald
Model Home Journal
the Weekly Herald
the Herald Publishing Company
Lewis & West, Attorneys
William A. White
Ella White
William H. White
Vincero Meatrimonii
Ella Walsh
Norristown
Pennsylvania
Federalsburg
Conshohocken
Charles W. Hobbs
Glover
Timothy
H. T. Nottle & Bro
Andersontown, MD
W. J. Blackiston
Denton, Maryland
Times
THE
Sunxpay
James H. Webb
Jesse A. Wright
Choptank
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. P. Bosley
J. K. Watson
Samuel Lewis
J. T Blades
Lewis & West
Stewart Bros
Moses Gotlieb
Lowe Street
G. T. Redden
Plymouth Rocks
H. ©. Fisher
Pls. Reynolds
Queen Anne Station
Swing Bros
John H. Holt
Cordova, Md
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Charles
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the Globe
Baltimore St
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North ST
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Walter Sparklin
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