What is a Progressive asks and answers
Governor John A. Dix defines progressiveness as consistent reforms for the benefit of fellow citizens. The piece notes Michigan Republicans lean Progressive, Democrats gain ground, and Roosevelt taft dynamics shape expectations across states. It cites George J. Gould optimistic on a pre fall revival and Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania rail and political shifts.
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John A. Dix
New York
George J. Gould
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic Nominees Face Demands of the People
A Baltimore Sun editorial argues the Democratic ticket remains best for national reform while Roosevelt offers no clear progress beyond Wilson. It critiques Roosevelt on tariff stance and machine politics, praises Wilson and the Democratic platform, and notes business support inclining to Wilson as favorable indicators for his nomination.
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Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilon
Wilson
New Jersey
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Taft
Rooevelt
Democratic Party
Gold Democrats
Bonaparte
Republicans Attack Hard Times Claim With Old Arguments
In Washington on July 24, the piece denounces GOP rhetoric claiming Democrats would bring hard times. It argues Republicans caused past panics, cites the 1873, 1884, and 1893 episodes, and accuses party orators of hiding facts to cast Democrats as the party of hard times.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
New York
Taft Wins Support From Colored Voters on Eastern Shore
Early in the Republican primary there was a claim colored voters would not back Taft. They proved to be his friends on the Eastern Shore, especially in Caroline where nearly all Taft votes were from colored voters. Taft later received a White House acknowledgment from a visiting delegation praising the colored people's steadfast support.
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Taft
Caroline
White House
Congressmen greet Governor at Sea Girt with songs and pledges
A hundred Congressmen led by Speaker Clark visited Sea Girt last Saturday to greet Governor Wilson and pledge support from their constituents. The event featured songs on the veranda including a Congressional choir performing revised verses, and a cue to victory with Wilson in the name of states such as Texas. Separately, Secretary Watson announced a pure food decision banning copper salts in the greening of canned vegetables, deeming such use potentially injurious and adulterating under the pure food law.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Standard
Qi Company
Supreme Court
Stindat Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Wilson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
C. KK. Crane
Chicago
Providences
Princeton
Clark
Sea Girt
Texas
Wilon
Watson
Remsen Board
Defends the English Sparrow in Penned Forum Letter
A Philadelphia Press correspondent argues for the sparrow, praising its winter resilience and diet of insects. He cites Goldsmith and Garden life authorities, claiming a sparrow pair destroy thousands of caterpillars weekly and support garden health, urging readers to favor the misunderstood bird.
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Philadelphia Press
Forum
Engleh Sparow
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate Described
Trustee sale of valuable real estate described as OPF VALUABLE 1912 property, to be conducted between 2 and unspecified hour, listing the following described parcel. Public notice indicates a real estate disposition under judicial or trustee authority.
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Albert W. Silk
Frank T. Shaw
Carroll
WM. Shepard Bryan
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Jamis MCC. Trippe
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Talbot County
Albert
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Michigan
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Wellington
Stone & Co
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Delaware
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Cleveland
Frank Brown
Henry W. Warren
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Willard Saulsbury
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Charles Tf. Barrow
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Lenton
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Eicketson
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B.C. & AL Railroad
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Praxk PL
Covey
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Selby Oxfords
Dehn Ton, MD
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Francis NM. Gooding
Liber
Francis M. Gooding
Henry R. Lewis
Denton
Marsland
Keene's X Roads
Tagleside
Calvin Taylor
Ethe Taylor
Hallis Sadler
J. W. Allsbach
Dennis Kelly
Henderson
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Holera
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Royal Distributing CO. (Inc
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Hillsboro
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Lizzie Rickards
William Bickling
C. B. Rida
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Richard T. Carter
Danton, MD
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Easton
John C. Seward Farm
Chapel District
Queen Anne
Cordova
Ambrose Lucas
Hugh Brown
John M. Seward
Joseph M. Brown
Queen Anne, Md
George E. Smitie
County Commissioners Police
W. S. Crouse
Homme
Farrand & Votey
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J. McShane
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Denton, Md
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