Wilson as the decisive choice in a critical election
The editorial lauds voters for a strong mandate and casts Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as the necessary pilot for the nation. It credits Democratic achievements and calls for reforms in national statutes to curb monopolies, highlighting rural delivery, the parcels post, and road funding as key gains. The piece notes Balkan War shocks and warns against European intervention, urging unity and progress.
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Political shift and Balkan war update in 1912 era
The article notes decisive American vote results with Wilson leading in electoral votes and Roosevelt and Taft trailing. It highlights Bulgarian advances against the Turks, calls for suppression of Ottoman brutality, and mentions tax amendment ratifications in 32 states plus injuries to Governor Wilson from a car accident.
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Maryland Democrats Win Big in Statewide Race
The Democrats of no State did better than the Democrats of Maryland. Governor Wilson's plurality is about 54,000, 14,000 of which is credited to Baltimore city. Wilson carried twenty wards in Baltimore city, Roosevelt four, and Taft none. Wilson carried nineteen counties, Roosevelt one and Taft three. For Congress, all six Democratic candidates were elected as follows: First district J. Harry Covington, majority 14,185, Second district J. F. C. Talbott, majority 8359, Third district George Konig, majority 4201, Fourth district J. Charles Linthicum, majority 8082, Fifth district Frank Smith, majority 1080, Sixth district David J. Lewis, majority 6209.
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The Great Fraud of 76 Recall by Mr Frederick Haskins
The记 Great Fraud of 76 recounts how Hayes narrowly won in 1876 after a Democratic landslide seen at first. It details Chandler's order to seize victory, the 584 to 185 electoral split, and the peril of civil war if a split government proceeded.
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Contested Electoral Commission and Party Roles Described
The text reviews the formation of a mixed electoral commission and its partisan dynamics. It notes Morrill and Ingalls criticizing the device as a partisan tool. It details the commission makeup, Bradley’s perceived impartiality, and the outcome of disputed elector votes eight to seven in favor of Republicans. It closes by reflecting on Democratic leadership and campaign finance trends.
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The Youth's Companion 1913 Prospectus and Free Gifts
The Youth's Companion appeals to family interests from housekeeping to athletics. It promises stories of vigor, school life, and life at girls colleges alongside medical and daily news for parents. Subscriptions for 1913 include free issues of 1912 remaining weeks and a The Companion Window Transparency and Calendar.
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Land Decree Schedules Sale of Green's Fortune Parcel
Between two and four p m. the property to be sold is described as a parcel of land in the First Election District of Caroline County Maryland. It is known as Greens Fortune Jack's Desire and Duckey's Desire, located on the Henderson to Marydel road and adjoining Agnes Dames Albert Mershon Cora Griffen and others. The tract contains additional described acreage likely omitted in the fragment.
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