Fourth of July orators urge sober patriotism and reform
The piece cautions against flashy Fourth of July displays and urges real patriotism, noting the danger of excesses and the influence of monopolies. It cites Senator John Walter Smith pushing swamp land reclamation in six states and remarks on national political tides and local sentiment, including Bryan's support in the Eastern Shore.
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Louisiana
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Eastern Shore Charm Described as Maryland’s Paradise
The Princess Anne Marylander extols Maryland’s Eastern Shore, praising its climate, landscapes, and potential for visitors and settlers. It invites readers to consider Somerset Worcester and surrounding counties as the state’s true garden, contrasting with the Western Shore’s cliffs and Calvert’s sands. The piece highlights the region’s inviting ease and beauty for travelers from the Ozark and beyond.
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Calvert
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St. Mary's
Somerset
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Orah
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Democracy in Fighting To-gs and Tariff Debate 1912
Senator Rayner asserts Democrats are stronger than since the Civil War era as Republicans split and insurgents press for individual freedom and anti monopoly reform. He warns that GOP alignment with insurgents signals Democratic success in the west, while tariff pledges crumble under New England protectionism. The piece frames the 1912 campaign as a tariff showdown with broader anti monopoly themes.
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Rayner
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Mr. Rayner
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Organization
Congress
New England
Covington
Parables of Growth in the Kingdom of Heaven
A church study outlines two Matthew 13 parables on outward and inward growth. The mustard seed shows vast expansion from small beginnings, while leaven signals pervasive influence. The treasure and pearl parables urge seeking Christ above all, with warnings about false teachers, and the call to share understanding through the Holy Spirit.
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Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Nen
Jesus
Payne Aldrich tariff raises living costs for consumers
Senator Moses E Clapp of Minnesota argues the Payne Aldrich tariff boosts prices on many items not itself raised by the bill and, via competitive pressure, forces producers to raise prices on their own goods. He says higher protection shifts costs to consumers across the economy.
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Washington
United States
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Congress
Senator Clapp
Tariff debate and military build up clash in 1910 discourse
A lengthy pro tariff expansion argument contrasts with anti tariff reform proposals while noting costs under the Payne Aldrich law. It highlights two new battleships projected at twelve million dollars each and a twenty year maintenance burden of one million yearly. The piece frames politics ahead of elections and cites Roosevelt Taft Aldrich Beveridge and Democratic platform proposals. Special dispatches cover a July 1 1910 Salisbury Maryland fair with parades races balloon ascensions cash envelopes and fireworks.
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