National Republican figures lobby in Maryland and New York
National Republican Committeeman William P. Jackson in Baltimore deflects talk of a gubernatorial run while Maryland Republicans split over a first district congressional candidate. Roosevelt receives a large New York welcome as Harmon is renominated in Ohio. officials decry waste and fake cures, and Doctor Gordon Atkinson emerges as a possible Democratic governor candidate. Ballinger dismissals and local party feuds color Maryland politics amid land-price doubts and a Gorman widow’s death in Washington.
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National Republican
Cecil
Frank L. Williams
Henry M. McCullough
Abraham Lincoln Dryden
Somerset
Williams
State Senate
Harmon
Ohio
Republican Party
Washington
Gordon
Tr. Atkinson
Igtt
Atkinson
Crisfield
Maryland
West
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Middle West
Parable of the Tares Exposition Interpreting the Kingdom
A preacher lecturing on Matthew 13 24 30 46 43 explains Jesus as sower of the Son s of the kingdom and the devil s tares arguing the world is Christ s field and warning against swift expulsion of tares. It discusses the two harvests the role of angels in separation and the long suffering of God amid infidelity.
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Tares
Jesus
Christ
John
Heaven
Hell
Patronage Withheld Denial Sparks Progressive Debate
An undated Washington dispatch refutes claims that President Taft withholds federal patronage from progressive senators. The note declares the charge unfounded and notes Vice President Sherman’s Wisconsin report that insurgency is subsiding, with Taft reportedly believing him.
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Taft
Washington
United States
Sherman
Wisconsin
State Bankers Association Meets at Blue Mountain House
The State Bankers Association held its meeting at the Blue Mountain House on Wednesday, gathering bankers for discussions and planning sessions on financial matters and mutual concerns.
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The
State Bankers Association
Blue Mountain House
Former Congressman Miles Named Maryland Bankers Association President
Former Congressman Joshua W. Miles was elected president of the Maryland State Bankers Association, signaling a pivot to financial leadership after his legislative career. The appointment highlights Miles's influence in banking policy and regional financial issues.
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New York
Roosevelt
Joshua W. Miles
The
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Local Notes on Western Maryland College and Peninsula Industry
Miscellaneous items review Western Maryland College’s four decade presence and pedagogy certificates for teachers, plus local governance reports, crop pests, and notable Salisbury area news. Highlights include a potato worm issue, Seaford licensing fine, Prof Deshield burglary, Marion Drewington’s immigration post, Cape Charles potato shipments, and Harry Covington’s congressional record.
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Western Maryland College
Urey
State Board of Uducation
Crothers
College Park
Benjamin S. Elliott
Peninsula
Queen Anne's County
Cape Charles
Caroline County
Congress
Harry Covington
Crisfield Times
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben
H. Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Mr. Roosevelt
Baltimore City
Mr. Stone
Interior Department
Ballinger
Frank A. Furst
Everglades
Florida
Hattie Gorman
Senaator
Arthur P. Gorman
Schloss Bros. & CO
Balomory and
Baltimore and
James H. Nichols & Son
Big Corner
Denton, Maryland
Payne-Aldrich
Dolliver
Dotlinle
Payne-Aldrich Dill
Senate
Depew
House of Representatives
Tanti
Senator Dolliver
Iowa
Republic
Eace
Agricultural Department
District of Columbia
LA Follette
Robert M. LaFollette
Aldrich
LaFollette
Payne-Aldrichisa
England
State Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Immigration
Trappe
Bureau
Immigration Bureau
Kirschbaum
Worti Ee
Joan L. Evernham
Methodist Protestant Church of
Denton
Tuck
M.P
Jesse A. Wright
Seaford
Mr. Wright
Prof
Deshield
Salisbury
Marion V. Drewington
W. Frank Hines
State Board of Health
Frank E. Conley
Brother
Mas.c. J. Aarond
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