The Election and Republican Sweep in Nation and Maryland
The piece discusses President Roosevelt and a Republican sweep, warning of centralized power and party disorganization. It contrasts Republican leadership with the Democratic past and notes dangers from trusts. In Maryland and Caroline plus the Eastern Shore, Democratic victory is praised and framed as honorable.
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Roosevelt
National Republican Party
Democratic Party
Caroline
Maryland
Campaign finance danger eclipses spoils system in U S
The Baltimore News warns that money from wealthy individuals and corporations now dominates elections, threatening the people's will. It urges strict limits and publicity of campaign funds to curb this new evil, likening it to past abuses and calling for bipartisan action. A Washington correspondent notes Democrats' acceptance of Roosevelt’s rise and predicts Congress will yield to executive influence, with Parker's defeat prompting reflection and cautious optimism among party leaders.
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Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Baltimore News
Republic
Guiteau
Fragmentary Musing on Preservation of Position
A damaged fragment argues that preserving our standing against degeneration is essential, presenting a cautious conclusion to those weighing the question with proper consideration.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
William Pennington
William F. Pennington
Eugene M. Bonwill
Pennington
Maryland Election Returns Show Democratic Gains Across State
Maryland's results indicate a strong Democratic gain from 1900 levels with the Democrats holding three Congressmen and the Republicans three. In the First District Smith defeats Jackson by a safe margin. in the Second Talbott wins by 2429, carrying Baltimore Harford and Carroll. Wachter wins the Third, Gill the Fourth, Mudd the Fifth, and Pearce the Sixth. Baltimore city votes Democratic for President by 413. overall state remains in doubt. Maryland's Democrats claim the result as a victory.
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Maryland
Smith
Jackson
Thomas A. Smith
Talbott
Baltimore City
Defeated Candidate Vows Comeback Amid Blow to Party
In a spirited reply to defeat, Edwards of the Democratic congressional committee declared he has been knocked down but will rise again. He warned opponents that they cannot finish him off and vowed continued political fight despite the setback.
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Sovktly Edwards
Democratic Tdlifressional Committee
Wright Lorimer's Shepherd King Heads to Baltimore for Two Week Run
Wright Lorimer's great production of The Shepherd King comes to the Academy of Music in Baltimore for a two weeks visit starting November 11. The show has drawn large demand in New York and Boston with over two hundred in the presenting company and a hundred backstage. The drama follows David, Saul, Samuel, and the Witch of Endor in four acts across three years, with vivid scenery, costumes, and a star cast including Charles Kent, Edward Mackey, Percival Lennon, and May Buckley.
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Wright Lorimer
Shepherd King
Academy of Music
Baltimore
New York
Boston
David
Saul
Samuel
Endor
Charles Kent
King Saul
Edward Mackey
Jonathan
Percival Lennon
Phairi
O’kane Hilles
Jesse
Henry Marlowe
Samuel the Prophet
May Buckley
Nellette Reed
Mic
Gibeah
Palace of
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