Shaws Markets Claim Shocks National Self View
A Chicago Treasury Secretary Shaw remark on self interest in the Spanish American War provokes a Baltimore Sun rebuttal. The paper ridicules the idea that patriotism was mixed with commerce, arguing Americans must remain virtuous on their pedestal and reject Shaw’s cynicism about markets.
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Spain
Chicago
Treasury
Shaw
Baltimore Sun
Sam
Uncle Sam
Iowa
George Washington
Iowa Plains
Warfield praised for corporate surety in Maryland reception
Hon Edwin Warfield, honored by Concord Democratic Club in Baltimore on Tuesday night, touted as next Maryland governor. He spoke on corporate surety and its benefits, highlighting Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as a pivotal force aiding honest workers and the public. He contrasted good trusts with bad and endorsed the company’s public benefits and accessibility.
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Democratic Advocate
Edwin Warfield
Concord Democratic Club
Baltimore
Maryland
Warfield
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Waterworks vote and Maryland politics in Easton
A spirited Easton election Monday asks whether the town should own its water and lighting works. The present plant owner asks three times cost, while Captain C R Leonard pledges town ownership and legislative help to seize monopolies. Maryland politics run through Congress prospects for Mr Mudd and state rail plans as Baltimore is placed on a continental route. A Western exchange notes beef prices tied to corn costs after drought. The State Board of Public Works names Col. Buchanan Schley tax commissioner. Winter and summer preferences swap with seasons. Lloyd Burke commutation criticism from Queen Annes and Kent papers.
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Easton
C. R. Leonard
Tonmounfasor
State Board of Public Works
Col
Buchanan Schley
Hagerstown
Colonel Schley
Maryland
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Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Thomas F. J. Rider
Salisbury Advertiser
E. E. Jackson
Congress
William H. Jackson
Rider
Sidney E. Mudd
Mudd
Compton
Washington
Gould
Western Maryland Railroad
Fuller
City Council of
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Lloyd Burke
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Ridgely
Field & Willis
Stewart & CO
Posner Bros
St. Gall
Madras
Stewart &Co
Howard and Lexington Sts
Burrsville
Durrsville
Burrsyle
Jas
Fiobbs
Harvey
H.Y
Saulsbury
Hickman, del
Canall
Waufeleysburg
T. Harvey
Born Steel
Carter
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Longman & Martinez
James H. Nichols
Denton
Tilghman Harvey
Burraville
Hugh Duffy
Queen Anne’s County
Caroline County
M. Hooper Gray
Bridgetown
Caroline
Queen Anne's Counties
William D. Smith
John F. Dawson
Charles McCollister
JAS, T. Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
Vulcan
Osborne Columbia
Osborne
Columbia Farm
Dearborn
Newport and Piedmont Fertilizers
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, Maryland
Everngam
Corrvarane
Kirschbaus
Cvut
Cescscsersvevese
W. I. Douglas and
Rice & Hutchins
Oxford
John L. Evhrngam
Celmo
Cannon Ball
Johnnie B
Romola
Russell
Water Lilly
Belmont
Katlmont
Tom Nolan
Nancy Turner
Belton i S
Strathmore
Strathmeath
Tenill
Genel
Geo. W. Morris
Ely
John F. Godwin
Tyson
Church Hill
Queen Anns
Thomas Mitchell
Nisi
George A. Deakyne
George M. Russum
Trustees
Enoch George, Infant
Circuit Court
Henry R. Lewis
Charles W. Hobbs
Lewis & Goldsborough
V. Dungan
Uber
Rochester
M. Y
Bos R. Cochran, JR
Del
Denton Shirt Company
Emerson
R. W. Emerson
Denton Bridge
E. M. Noble
Alday Whitby
P. R. Fisher
Argile
Dresden
O. M. Hignutt
Williston, Md
J. Harry Rose
Witm— Likes
Berwanger & CO
Baltimore Street
Charles
Clothiers
Tikes, Berwanger & Co
Thayer
Olston
R. J. Colston
Denton, MD
L. Stanley Deakyne
Harris
Benton, Maryland
Fleischman
W. M. Coney
Nerbert N. Fell
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