Farmers Prosperity Outshines Railroads in 1906 Record
In Secretary Wilsons annual report farm products reached 6.8 billion dollars, a new peak, while manufacturing output lagged. the 1906 harvest boosted exports to 576 million, with cotton at 400 million and meat exports at 93.5 million. The farmer's gains funded banks and railroads alike, sustaining mills and workshops and driving a decade of high farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Censu
Harriman
Hill
Standard ‘Oil Trust
Chicago
Middle West
New York
Editorial notes on Philippines policy and Baltimore politics
The piece argues that antiimperial protests against acquiring the Philippine Islands were vindicated by the vast costs and fading enthusiasm for dominion. It notes concerns about war with Japan and the burden of the Philippines, while also reporting broad support for Ex-Governor Frank Brown's recommended Democratic ticket in Baltimore. It adds that Maryland Methodists await the General Conference in Baltimore in May 1908.
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Philippine Islands
Sam
Washington
Philippines
Japan
Frank Brown
J. Barry Mahool
George Numsen
Harry F. Hooper
Democrats of
Baltimore
Maryland
General Conference of the Church
Baltimore Political Unity and Local Notices Amid Spring Plans
Nearly seven hundred delegates and about twenty thousand visitors are anticipated for a Baltimore gathering funded by local churches. Mon Brown and allies push Democratic unity in the city and statewide. Maryland officials and educators take new posts as agriculture, printing stamps, home repairs, and market guidance fill community concerns. Prof Adams and the all star Co perform at the Opera House March 7 8 9.
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Baltimore
Mary E. Shockley
Thomas H. Shockley
Stephen W. Kinder
Caroline County
Maryland
Mary E. Brown
A. D
Flarvey L. Cooper
Court House
Denton
Exclusive Devoe Paint Sale Letter Endorsed by Firm
A dealer letter urges fair pricing for Devoe paint, touting its low gallon use and long wear. The writer, F W Devoe & Co, argues exclusive regional sale benefits merchants and customers and notes PLS Smith & Walls sell the paint.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
Smith & Walls
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Denton Journal
Edward Nelvir Ben
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Mar. B
Editorialinotes
Caroline
Mon
G. H. Nock
Maryland Sunday School Union
Maryland Evangelical Society
Col
Oswald Tiehman
Society of the Cincinnati
The
State Teachers Association
Jamestown
Thomas & Mosser
Baltimore St
Prof. Adams
Opera House
Thomas Cirey
B. W. Parker
Burrsville
f.Siperset
Dearborn
Guim
Syand
Portland
No. Wa
Oliver
Oysterstall Forks
Gin Rand
Rover
Goldsboro
Baltimore Corner
Verret
Watlin
Frank Henry
C. W. HL
Castle Hall School House
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Sandtown
Goldshore
William J. Graham
Geldsboro
Harvey L. Cooper
Frank P. Covey
Jeff
Mullin
Willington
Exchage Stables
Preston, MD
Norman Ledman
Clay Hobbs
Hobba, Md
Joan T. Moore
Nisi
Henry R. Lewis
Lucy Wilson
William Wesley Wilson
Thomas LL. Day
Thomas L. Day
Orphans’ Court
Marsland
James Beach
Amp
Herbert J. Beauchamp
James Beauchamn
Reynolds V. Collins
Alice Y. Bloxsom
Reynolds Y. Collins
San Jose
Barnstart
Met
Iocal
U. S
Ploitation Corporation
Suite 1704
Exchange Place
Taylor’s Island
D. L. Noble
Taylor's Island
Dorchester Co
Hillsboro, Md
Nichols & Son
Denton, Md
J. W. Funk
Denton, Ma
Wyandotte
K. J
Gous T. Moore
Rere
Lyons
Panama
Melrose Suiting
India
Linon
Neva
J. K
Denton, Maryland
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