Delaware Democrats Condemn Senators Over Addicks Vote
Saturday morning report details Delaware Democrats' fury at three legislature members who backed J Edward Addicks for U S Senator on the last session day. It brands the betrayal as unworthy and vows lasting shame, asserting Addicks would endanger the state's Republican alignment and lamenting wasted Republican majority time.
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Delaware
Enoch Moore
Wilmington
Moore
Senate
Clark
Hartley
Saulsbury
Biggs
Gray
Wharton
Kent County
King
Laurel
Addicks
Levi Bird
Colonel DuPont
John Causey
Sheriff Short
Sussex
Ode” Moore
Farlow
Democrats Push Smith for Comptroller and Hayes for Mayor
The article discusses strong state and city ticket nominations. Ex Senator Thomas A. Smith is urged as a suitable Comptroller candidate amid party unity. Ex-Senator Thomas G. Hayes is favored for Baltimore mayor, with expectations of a Democratic statewide sweep. It notes census director nominee Merriam and recent electoral shifts benefiting Democrats.
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Thomas A.smith
Smith
Polla
Thomas A. Smith
Baltimore
Thomas G.hayes
Hayes
Baltimore City
William R. Merriam
Minnesota
Senate
Methodist urging humility and renewed effort in 1898
Dr Frank Mason North quoted by Christian Standard urges Methodists to drop hero worship of ancestors and stop chasing statistics. He notes 1898 growth of just one member per 488 communicants, calling for earnest, practical work. He advocates a year of church house-cleaning and repairs amid modernBaltimore trolley night-car ordinance and social progress.
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Frank Mason North
Christian Standard
North
Mr McKinley Southern Trip Mixes Politics and Rest
Washington reports Mr McKinley will visit Thomasville Georgia as a guest of Boss Hanna for rest but the trip is described as steeped in political strategy. Officials say Senators and Representatives will join him to discuss renomination and the fate of Speaker Reed. The piece also questions cannon's stance on Nicaragua Canal and critiques the armor supply and trust influence on Navy procurement.
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Mc Kinley
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Hanna
McKinley
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Reed
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Ill
Caal Reed
Republican House
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House of Representatives
Miles
Cuba
Porto Rico
Europe
Chicago
Prairie State Packing Company
Military Court of Inquiry
Gen
Alger Whitewashing Commission
Chandler
Senate
Navy Department
House Naval Committee
Armoring Trust Prices Stir Public Outrage In Senate Debate
The piece reports on a trust selling armor at 255 dollars per ton, with a 550 dollar rate in Congress and a 40 thousand dollar loss claimed by a company rep. It condemns the pricing as corrupt, notes a Senate-led reduction, and critiques Republican control of future Congresses amid ongoing trust concerns in Maryland's Eastern Shore and national politics. It also covers regional improvement, local demagogic pressure, and notices including obituaries and medical remedies.
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Senate
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline Counties
Union
Chester
Corsica
Miles
Tred Avon
Wye
Talbot County
Cecil
Eastern Shore
Shore
England
Africa
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Delaware Defeats Addicks for United States Senate
A Dover report notes J Ed ward Addicks losing his bid for the Senate after a heated contest. The scene in the chamber included a surge of supporters and dramatic chants as the president gavelled the vote. Democrats lacking unified backing sparked a tense gallery reaction and a notable departure of several officials.
Rainproof Mackintosh Price Hints for Spring Wear
The ad notes waterproof garments for early spring with guaranteed quality. Mackintoshes priced from 3.50 to 6.75 in women and misses sizes, navy blue or black cashmere faces, detachable capes, and plaid linings. Cravenette serge options range from 10 to 16 with various capes and ulster styles.
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Uncle Sam
Cravenette
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