Young Republican boss uses road funds to push influence
In Caroline county a young Republican leader leverages road supervision funds to browbeat supervisors and postmasters into campaign contributions. The piece questions whether government orders or party pressure will prevail and suggests voting in Democratic commissioners to counter the power.
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Caroline
Commissioners’ Office
Lord
Todd
A MOST DANGEROUS US ENEMY
Col. Charles Marshall, a Baltimore Democrat, denounces Governor Lowndes over pardoning Dr. George Wellington Bryant. He urges voters to reject Lowndes, labeling him a dangerous enemy of good government, and questions the motive and impact of the pardon amid campaigning.
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Charles Marshall
Baltimore City
Friends of
Lowndes
George Wellington Bryant
Cowen
Somerset
Fletcher
Sun
Bryant
Crisfield
The Democratic Record in Maryland 1867 to 1895
A political retrospective asserts Democrats built state institutions and reduced taxes while cutting debt from over eleven million to under two million. It notes grants to schools, hospitals, and needy causes, and cites growth in wealth from 280 to 529 million dollars and a taxable base over 600 million by 1895.
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Democratic Party
Maryland
Cost of county roads debated in annual appropriation
Taxpayers are urged to question road spending as the county budgets ten dollars per mile for six hundred miles, totaling six thousand dollars, while last years and prior expenditures show twenty five dollars per mile overall but many miles received no funds. Officials face scrutiny over where the money went and road conditions remain poor on some traveled routes.
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Caroline
Democratic editorial urges party loyalty and predicts victory
The piece links Democratic history to present duties urging young voters to back the entire ticket. It notes John Sherman’s remarks on Ohio politics, German votes, and Hanna McKinley tensions, arguing Democrats are strong in Baltimore mass meetings and should expect a large majority, potentially twenty thousand.
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Democratic Party
John Sherman
Ohio
Sherman
Hanna
Baltimore
Union and Democratic leanings in county politics and society
A local newspaper column analyzes political bias and editorial slant in reports about a white man evading arrest while a colored man faces harsher publicity. It notes editorials by the Union and Cambridge nets critiques, mentions Admiral Dewey engagement, and advocates voting Democratic for retrenchment and qualified candidates in the county ticket.
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Misher & Nicols
Nemga Democrat
Denton Union
Road supervisor jobs promised on patronage spin
The piece warns Eastern Shore residents that promises of road supervisor positions rely on keeping Republicans in power for two more years. It questions the governor’s use of patronage to secure votes and criticizes his appeals to ministers while noting rising rubber boot and shoe prices. The tainted political environment is depicted as driving voter impatience.
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United States
Lowndes
Maryland Editorial Notes and Health Remedies
The piece notes Marylanders weighing political issues under Governor Lowndes and McKinleyism. It recommends Boschee's German Syrup for throat and lung troubles, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with local agents listed. It ends with a local marriage nugget about Newton Lord and Jennie Helper and a humorous editor clash.
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Lorp—Helper
Newton Lord
Jennie Helper
Maryland
Seaferd Nes
Wanamaker's Shoe Sale Opens with Deep Discounts
Wanamaker's Philadelphia ad for October 30 1899 touts an annual fall shoe sale with hundreds of pairs in sizes and fashion. Women s vid kid styles patent leather and kid tipped shoes priced from 1 70 to 3 with real value claims and emphasis on comfort and durability. Men and children shoes offered at 2 30 2 00 and 1 70 with stakes and savings, plus piano payment offers and 4 percent interest on installments.
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Armstrong, Cator & Co’s
O. M. Hignutt
Williston
Unusual Mattress and Pillow Offers From Aged Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts mattresses and pillows with exotic claims. It lists a $50 mattress with South American horsehair, a $7.50 fairy mattress, pillows at $3 per pair, and bolsters at $3 each, noting featherfill and deodorized ticking.
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