Changing tariff favored in Maryland urged by Sun readers
The Baltimore Sun touts a list of yearly necessities showing prices in Baltimore $64.85 higher than London, blaming Republican tariffs. It urges voters to back Governor Wilson, notes feeble Taft campaigning in Maryland, and highlights speeches by Senator Lee and Representative Covington. It also notes Mrs. Grover Cleveland's engagement to Thomas J. Preston and Vice President Sherman's death in Utica.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
London
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Wilson
Caroline
Lee
Covington
Gilroy Warns Against False Campaign Canards in Baltimore
In a Baltimore Sun letter, Dr. Gilroy denounces rumors that Governor Wilson opposes workers and foreigners. He blames Republican and Progressive politicians for spreading literature to incite class and race prejudice, urges Democrats to reveal the truth, and warns voters may be misled in the final hours of the race.
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Gilroy
Baltimore Sun
Wilson
Partis
Free Government and End to Special Favors in 1912
Sea Girt October 19 1912 speech argues the US government is tied to tariffs and trusts, calling for economic democracy. It states the need to remove special favors to restore freedom, curb monopolies, and empower enterprise, urging voters to back the Democratic platform as the only path to genuine reform.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Vetera of
Americas
United States
Sie
Asrvant
Gover
Business Men Serene and Happy in the Tariff Debate
A Republican party split over tariff policy is seen as weakening the party while business leaders tilt toward Wilson. The piece argues Democratic tariff revision aims to curb monopoly, reduce special favors, and move toward fair competition, urging reform through calm, broad support for free enterprise.
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Washington
Bedens
Democratic Party
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Republican Party
Republican
Taft
Wilson
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Monopolies, law, and reform in American justice rhetoric
A political address argues that competition should be checked by federal statutes to penalize monopolistic wrongdoing. It envisions criminals behind bars and a new national order where government favors end, and justice applies equally to all. The piece is followed by a standard 1912 Denton Journal ownership statement sworn by notary George Crossan Dren.
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Congress
America
Denton Journal
Denton
Maryland
Howard Melvin
Benjamin H. Johnson
Postoffice
Geerrupe Crossan Dren
Election Boost and Business Boom Under Wilson-Marshall
The piece argues that Democratic victory depends on organized voter turnout in every district and counters claims that Wilson's election would harm business. It notes strong rail, steel, wholesale activity and rising bank clearings as proof that business prospers with Wilson and Marshall in office.
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Wilson and
Marshall
Wilson
Public Auction of Personal Property at Medford Farm
Personal property to be sold on 1912 at 10 a.m. at the Medford Farm adjoining Choptank Maryland as Collins and Covay auctioneers offer mares, colts, and several cows including Jersey and Red stock with foals and fresh cows. Cash under ten dollars, twelve month credit on larger sums with interest bearing notes via The Provident State Bank of Preston. Removal forbidden until terms met.
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Choptank
Wits
Provident State Bank of
Preston
F. M. Collins
Sreonard Covay
C. B. Harisan
Steamer Edenton Freight Run Notice
Return freight for the steamer Edenton from Baltimore and Wisil by writing to J. IL Rense & Co at 305 S Charles St Baltimore. Include care of address and reference aid.
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Baltimore
Wisil
J. IL Rense & CO
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AID
Plain Questions to Den ton People about Doan's Pills
Denton readers are asked if they would recommend Doan's Kidney Pills only if reliable and trustworthy after years of use. Mrs J R Tall of Third St Denton Md testifies the pills cured kidney pain and backache after three years of use ending her complaints. Sold by dealers at 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
J. R. Tall
Third St
Duan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Three Marks on Ballots Oppose Wilson Covington and Constable
Voters are urged to place three marks on the Democratic ticket this year. One mark against Wilson Covington and Marshall, one against J. Harry Covington, and one against Albert Constable. The notice encourages voting the whole Democratic OCR ticket.
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Wilson and Marshall
J. Harry Covington
Albert Constable
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