Tariff fight dominates push to lower prices in 1910
The Baltimore Sun cites tariff reform as the central issue in the looming election, criticizing Taft's Payne Aldrich act and urging voters to demand lower prices and curb monopolies. It notes Republican missteps, calls for a nationwide strike against the tariff, and highlights party fractures, retirements, and shifts in Maryland politics. The piece also covers postal revenue, the telepost plan, immigration concerns, and a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling on railroad flagmen powers.
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Baltimore Sun
Hanna
Republican State Central Committee
House
Senate
Washington
Taft
Annapolis
Congress
House of Representatives
Republican Party
United States
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
Court of Appeals
Republican
Maryland
Massachusetts
New York
Senate Passes Bill Limiting Confessions Without Counsel
A Senate bill seeks to bar admission of confessions in criminal cases unless the accused is in the presence of counsel. The measure targets third degree methods, requiring legal representation during recorded or obtained statements. It moves toward protecting defendants from coerced or unadvised statements in investigations.
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Senate of
United States
Kern Emerges as Possible 1912 Democratic Nominee
Indiana politician John W. Kern rises as a potential Democratic presidential candidate for 1912. Census estimates place the United States population at 91,424,423 with an increase of 15,121,036. Washington State insurgents plan to send a member to the Senate, while Governor Crothers creates a centralization commission for state procurement.
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United States
The
National Monthly
Canada
John W. Kern
Indiana
Washington
Crothers
State of Washington
Maryland Agriculture Aims for Greater Prosperity and Progress
A Victorian era view extols Maryland's agricultural potential led by improved roads and a new farmer commission under Governor Crothers. It foresees higher yields in corn, potatoes, apples, tomatoes, and strawberries, with near-term markets in ports boosting profits for landowners and exporters.
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Maryland
Commonwealths
Crothers
Old Line
Ever a Taxpayer's Burden in the South
A historical report argues the white citizens bear the tax burden for caring for the colored population across the South including Maryland. It notes the ongoing, costly impact on courts and institutions and continental white opposition to reforms while urging better support for improving living conditions and thrift.
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South
Maryland
Southland
Commonwealth
Red Irish potatoes and back-to-the-farm themes emerge in Caroline
Worcester authority Mr M L Veasy recalls abandoned red Irish potato farming and a Bermuda mislabeling scam before 1906 Pure Food act. Caroline votes decide Higgin as mayor amid a wave of real estate demand. berry pickers to work soon. Edward Morris plans a Marydel dwelling. Halley’s coast noted.
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M. L. Veasy
Worcester
Bermuda
New York
Caroline
M. M. Higgins
Edward Morris
Marydel
Temperance Lesson from Old Testament Warnings
A Philadelphia Record article argues that intemperance from wine and strong drink causes widespread sorrow, urging Christians to oppose liquor traffic, support prohibition, and aid the poor affected by drink. It cites verses, statistics, and Kansas case studies to stress abstinence and moral reform.
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Solomon
Chicago
United States
Kansas City
Kansas
Philadelphia Record
Thank you for kindness during our bereavement
A brief card from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and help after a sudden bereavement.
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Howard Wright
Notice to Creditors Arthur John Andrew Estate
Caroline county Maryland notices administrator Charles W Edgel4 admin of Arthur John Andrew deceased warns all claimants to file verified claims by November 10, 1910 or be barred from estate benefits. Issued April 12, 1910.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Arthur John Andrew
Charles W. Edgel
John Andrew
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Pearce
Emerson C. Harrington
Cambridge
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Harrington
Commission
Western Maryland Railway
Cumberland
Connellsville
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Schloss Bros. & Co
Baltimore and
Schloss Bros & CO
Fine Clothes Makers
More and
James H. Nichols & Son
Big Corner
Denton, Maryland
Baltimore Evening Sun
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Halley's Coast
Kirschbaum Cithes
Noou
Joan L. Evernham
Fred R. Owens
William J. Richards
Atty, Law Edg
Deston
Denton
Court House
Railroad Avenue
Sifth Street
Main Street
Wm. F. Murphey
Gay Street
McShane
Denton Carriage Works Co
William J. Rickards
Prke
Rhal Hstate
Preston, MD
Susie E. Patton
Amanda D. Kerr
Preston
Navyland
Albert W. Sisk
Lucetta Sisk
T. Pliny Fisher
F. P. Covey
Baltimore American
the Daily American
Felix Agnus
Chas. C. Fulton & CO
D.H. Cook
Easton
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