Fourth of July gatherings and political notices
The article notes patriotic Fourth of July gatherings with picnics and music in shaded groves, lists possible political activity around Rev. Alfred Smith on the Prohibition ticket, and mentions Republican endorsement of Smith suggesting no Republican candidate this fall. It also highlights untapped land in Caroline county profitable for small fruit farming and quotes the New York Commercial Advertiser denouncing monopolists and defending American liberty and taxation reform.
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Alfred Smith
Cambridge
Smith
Caroline County
The
New York Commercial Advertiser
United States
Is General Harrison a strong candidate against President Cleveland
The writer argues Harrison is weak in Indiana and Illinois due to Morrison and Gresham clashes. Delegates view Harrison as tied to old party machine, while Gresham is favored by earnest Republicans. Indiana worries the nominee could inspire but Illinois and Indiana show divided loyalties, reducing Harrison’s statewide viability.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrison
Cleveland
Indiana
Illinois
Iorrison
Gresham
Ilinois
Rail roading ventures show losses on Cambridge Seaford line
Recent Cambridge News reports in the Peninsula press indicate unprofitable railroading for branch lines. The Cambridge and Seaford route is over seven thousand dollars behind last year, with a further ten thousand loss this year. The Chesapeake and Delaware line from Clayton to Oxford posted a loss above sixty thousand dollars, with potential for more next year.
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Cambridge News
Peninsula
Delaware and
Chesapeake
Cambridge and Seaford
Chesapeake and Delaware
Clayton
Oxford
Penn
Railroads on the Eastern Shore Face Losses and Build-Out Debate
The piece argues that the Cambridge and Seaford line shows large losses while through freight masks deficits on branches. It claims local owners oppose new roads, cites recent expansions of Baltimore and Eastern Shore and Elkton and Cape Charles lines, and predicts public opinion could shift in favor if fruit crop prospects rise and demand grows. General Seth asserts future construction, with Peninsula and Cape Charles road progress noted.
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Sylvania Company
Cambridge and
Seaford
Baltimore & Eastern Shore
Elkton
Cape Charles
Peninsula
Jos. B. Seth
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Road
Cape Charles Road
Points About Harrison in the New York Star
A New York Star opinion piece portrays General Harrison as deeply tied to Standard Oil and railroad interests, a Know-Nothing and enemy of foreign groups, yet supportive of Chinese immigration. It attacks him as weak, cynical, and representing moneyed manufacturers, ending with a condemnation of Know-Nothingism led by Ben Harrison.
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New York Star
Harrison
Standard Oil
West
Pacific
Northwestern
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
China
Hong Kong
Green Isle
Sons
Republic
Ben Harrison
Cleveland Receives Democratic Nomination Messages at White House
A Democratic National Convention committee delivered President Cleveland’s nomination at the White House on Tuesday afternoon. Cleveland expressed profound respect for the party’s mission and stressed safeguarding the nation’s cherished institutions, urging loyalty to the people and warning against drift from the public’s will.
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Cleveland
White House
National Democracy
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