Republicans Seek Candidate Amid Wide Field Shuffle
District Republicans struggle to find a man willing to run for Congress this fall as Dr Joseph I France declines and Walter B Muller is considered. The piece notes reform battles, Bryan's independent stance, and mounting pressure from party leaders, with economic concerns and rail rate debates shaping the political climate. The article also discusses sports enthusiasm among Anglo-Saxons and cautions about excess in pursuits.
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Congress
Fachon
Baltimore
Bill
Joseph I. France
Cecil County
Dr. France
Walter B. Muller
Wicomico County
Baltimore Sun items reflect aviation, reform, and local news
A Baltimore Sun note highlights Wright aeroplane feats at Atlantic City with a mile high stunt and potential cross ocean flights soon. It also mentions a push for Methodist merger, Maryland marsh reclamation economics, the labor situation, Chicago public schools swim instruction, and political moves around ex Govern or Brown in Baltimore. Mayor Venable’s death is reported amid Fourth of July fight bans.
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Atlantic City
Deutschland airship voyage sparks travel revolution
The first commercial airship trip by Count Zeppelin's Deutschland covered 300 miles from Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf in nine hours with thirteen aboard. Tickets already sold for the next voyage. prices cited from 525 to 50. Passengers praised comfortable cabins, alumi- num fittings, and champagne service while the ship beat the express train on the Rhine run.
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Paulian
Rolls
Curtiss
Hamilton
Count Zeppelin
Deutschland
New York Evening Post
Friedrichshafen
Dusseldorf
Germany
New York Sun
Berlin
New York
Mannheim
Rhine
Me. Stone's Leadership Challenged by Baltimore Club
A veteran Baltimore Republican leader says the Young Men's Republican club is mounting a serious, widespread challenge to Collector Stone's one man rule. The movement aims to curb power, attract new members, and uphold Civil Service principles.
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Me. Stone
Collector Stone
Republican Machine
Young Men's Republican Club of
Baltimore
Mr. Stone
Cleveland
Stone
Peter Confesses Christ as Messiah in Church Lesson
The article discusses Peter’s second confession of Jesus as the Messiah, the formation of the Christian Church, and Jesus’s teaching on the cross and discipleship. It contrasts Peter’s understanding with Jesus’s mission, noting the authority given to the apostles and the significance of taking up one’s cross.
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Peter
Christ
Fle
Jesus
Veter
John the Baptist
Elijah
Jeremiah
Messiah
God
Hell
Church of God
Satan
Ananias
Sapphire
Simon the Sorcerer
Man
Philadelphia Record
Butler Amies Attacks Lodge Network Of Corporate Power
Massachusetts Representative Butler Amies denounces Senator Lodge as backed by large corporations and patronage to push railroads banking and manufacturing interests. He aligns Lodge with the Aldrich group pushing higher tariffs and corporate gains, saying the ultimate consumer is a myth.
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Butler Amies
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Congress
Washington
Lodge
Aldrich
Many Children are Sickly and Need Powders
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claiming to break up colds within 24 hours and cure various ailments including thirst, headaches, stomach troubles, teething issues, and worms. It promises relief from Allens Olmsted in LeRoy New York with a 25 cent price and a free sample.
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Mother Gray
Allens Olmsted
LeRoy N.Y
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Democratic Party of
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Shallenberger
James G. Blaine
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Service Commission
Ewspida Perritl
Eastern Shore
Philadelphia
Baltimore Sun
Joshua W. Hering
Dr. Hering
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland
Public Schools of
Chicago
Lila Flagg Young
Brown
Richard M. Venable
Venable
Matt
Taft
Champ Clark
House
Carter
Montana
Hale
Maine
Senate Appropriations Committee
James A.tawney
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Ins
Archibald Butt
Lodee
Lann Longworth
TL. R
United State
Steel Trust
Bethlehem
Nisi
Edwin C. Fields
Annie W. Fields
Loaraine
D. Fields
Thomas R. E. Fields
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Harvey L. Cooper
Kemp Stevens
J. Kemp Stevens
William H. Anderson
Joan L. Evernham
Denton, Maryland
Denton
Court House
Gay and
Seventh Streets
Gay Street
A. W. Short
Seventh Street
Albert T. Reichman
James H. Brown
Caroline
Gay
North Seventh Street
F. P. Covey
Reuben Garey
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