Deadly danger of defeat baits Republican leaders
In Denton Journal analysis, conservative Republicans face a perilous path into the 1900 campaign. Senator Chandler decries trusts and imperial policy, urging cautious currency and restrained federal offices. He warns that aggressive protection, gold monometallism, and party manipulation could doom the GOP. The piece attacks Hanna's tactics and vows a conservative Philippines stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Wm. E. Chandler
Philippines
Chandler
Hanna
Duty of the Banks Urges Full Currency Issue
The Philadelphia Times criticizes the national banks for withholding currency and urges them to meet the emergency by issuing the full volume authorized by law. It argues banks owe relief to the business community and the integrity of the banking system, noting many have no notes in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Times
Baltimore City to Sell Western Maryland Railroad Share
Baltimore City plans to sell its stake in the Western Maryland Railroad to a New York syndicate. The sale supports a new line project extending the railroad toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
New York
Western Maryland
Chicago
Mayor Hayes Pledges Merit System Reform in City Departments
Baltimore’s mayor elect Hayes vows to depoliticize police fire and schools, placing them on merit. He plans to appoint life-tenured police and expand female representation, including two women on the school board and women on boards governing education and incarceration matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Baltimore
Poltigans and
Tpart Company
Te Allar
Mary Garreth
Samuel 2
Schinucker Moss Garrett
Brytt Mawr School
Petition to Congress Calls for Immediate Philippine Ceasefire
Copies of a petition, likely drafted by ex-senator Edmunds and backed by the Philadelphia anti imperialist league, urge Congress to end hostilities in the Philippine Islands. It asks the U S to refrain from controlling the islands, aid their chosen independent government, and use military and naval forces only to maintain order until that government is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Edmunds
Philadelphia
Anti-Imperialist League
U. S. of America
Philippine Islands
U. S
Senator Wellington Sees Maryland Drift From GOP Leaders
In a Wednesday interview Senator Wellington rejects Republican bosses and warns President McKinley. He predicts a tough 1900 race if the Philippines war continues and the Democrat victory in Maryland shifts control to the Democrats, pledging to challenge the leadership and press his case to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Wellington
McKinley
Maryland
Colunin
McKintey
Registration trends and Maryland politics for National Republican Convention
Baltimore Herald reports spring and fall voter registration figures by race with totals and percentages. It notes stay-at-home rates, white and colored shares, and discusses Maryland delegation control, Western Maryland activity, and the McComas Wellington dynamics. It mentions an appointment for Superintendent of the Bureau of Immigration and possible successors and incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baltimore Herald
Maryland
McComas
Wellington
Dorchester County Returns Favor Democrats in Local Election
The official returns show the Democratic ticket mostly victorious in Dorchester County with John R. Pattison and George W. Woodford losing House of Delegates and County Commissioner races respectively. In Cambridge Senator William F. Applegarth reportedly plans to run for Congress. Secretary Gage proposes to buy government bonds totaling 25 million dollars to ease money market strain, offer open through November 30.
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Dorchester County
John R. Pattison
House of Delegates
George W. Woodford
Cambridge
William F. Applegarth
Smith
Congress
Gage
New York Swing History and Local Names in 1900s
A summary of political party swings in New York since 1864, origins of the town name Ladysmith from Lady Smith, and remarks on Baltimore mayoral inauguration, Maryland lessons for Delaware, and Democratic projections for 1900. Notes on parliamentary procedure and upcoming governor inauguration. Also a rental notice for two dwellings in East Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maryland Democrat Edwin Warfield a prominent figure
One of the state’s most popular Democrats in Maryland is the Honorable Edwin Warfield of Howard County, highlighted as a leading political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Edwin Warfield
Howard County
Haston Ledger Correspondent Backs Col. John Walter Smith
A Haston Ledger correspondent strongly advocates Col. John Walter Smith for president, urging support for his leadership and vision amid a crowded field and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Haston Ledger
Col
John Walter Smith
Opening Days of the Legislature in Maryland 1900
The Maryland General Assembly opens January 1 1900 at Annapolis with Senate and House sessions. Secretaries and officers set the rolls elect a president pro tempore and administer oaths. Protests on elections go to committees while seating follows certificates of election. The governor’s message and printing follow, with joint committee actions and reports to both houses. The House organizes with a speaker and the oldest member administers the oath.
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House
Senate
Smith
General Assembly of
Maryland
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Martin M. Higgins
Talbot
Court of Appeals
Z. Householder
Baltimore County
The Holidays Come Early in Philadelphia Store
The column urges prudent holiday shopping from Philadelphia on Monday November 13, 1899. It notes many buy luxury items early and questions pressuring others to spend faster than wise while promising careful stock reviews to offer holiday goods at small prices.
Big Axminster Carpet Sale Drops to One Dollar Yard
Large carpet deal highlights Axminster stock sold at a dollar per yard, discounted from a typical 1.50. Manufacturer claims millions in inventory moved. 55 patterns, 30,000 yards, including worsted Axminster in varied designs. Customers can choose from quiet to gaudy styles, and hotels can outfit with quality carpets at lower prices.
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Axminster
Toy land campaign headlines in a brisk sale scene
A bustling toy shop scene unfolds with General Fred Grant on horseback and soldiers among wooden toys selling from 25 cents. Rough riders form battle lines nearby, while a stable of horses wagons and Noahs Arks in new patterns fill out a wide range of playthings. Prices run from 25 cents to several dollars for rails, engines, fire apparatus, and kitchen ranges with full sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy-Land
Fred Grant
Bicycles at Wanamaker Offer Continues Across Sizes
Continental frames in 20 and 24 or 26 inch options for men and 20 inch for women with brakes. Rodman juveniles available for boys and girls. Three boy models and three girl models priced evenly at 22.50, 20, and 17.50 depending on wheel size. John Wanamaker.
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Rodman
Governor John Walter Smith to be inaugurated in January
The Governor's appointments include 925 positions, with 675 civil magistrates, plus staff posts for Baltimore city officials and state roles. Col Smith starts a four year term at 4500 dollars annually, while Comptroller elect Hering and Attorney General Rayner begin service in January. Multiple editorials celebrate Democratic victory and the new administration.
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John Walter Smith
Col. Smith
Baltimore City
Reform League
McSherry
Court of Appeals
Charles F. Holland
James D. Walters
Kent County
Sterling
John Walter Swaith
Joshua W. Hering
Isidor Rayner
Denton Journal Celebrates Fifty Fourth Volume
A message notes the Denton Journal enters its fifty fourth volume and praises its half century of news gathering. The editor announces association with Likes Berwanger & Co and promotes a Baltimore clothing line, inviting public patronage and attention to a custom department.
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Ieaders
Easton Star- Democrat
Denton Journal
Berwanger & Co
Baltimore Street
Charles
Baltimore
J. Harry Ross
For Sale Spindle Buggy exchange wanted in 1941 Denton
For sale a good second hand Spindle Buggy. Will exchange for beef pork fodder corn or bay. Contact Willard H Thawley in Denton Maryland dated November 18 1941.
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Willard H. Thawley
Denton
Remembrance Verses for Samuel T Jones and Pearlith Griffith
An obituary style verse memorial recalls Samuel T. Jones who died October 19 1899 at age 33 with lines on grief and autumn leaves. It also notes the death of Pearlith Griffith a seven month old daughter of George P and Margaret J Griffith on October 4 1899 with a motherly tribute and plea for comfort.
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Samuel T. Jones
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Croup and Cough
Residents share praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting its success in preventing pneumonia and saving children from croup and whooping cough. Sold by W. E. Brown in Denton R J Colston in Ridgely and Hugh Duffey in Hillsboro Md.
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Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
R. J. Colston
Ridgely,, Md
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
African campaign captain praises a bowel remedy
Capt C G Dennison, famed for leading forces against the rebel Galisha in Africa, notes on Nov 4 1897 from Vryburg Bechuanaland that he bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for himself and his men and found it beneficial, with sales in Denton Ridgely Hillsboro.
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C. G. Dennison
Africa
Galisha
Vryburg
Bechuanaland
Chamberlain
Anle
W. EB. Brown
Denton, Md
R. J. Colston
Ridgely, Md
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Chamberlains Pain Balm Cures Others Why Not You
A wife with a nine year lame shoulder reports lasting relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. Despite many medicines and doctors, she saw benefit after trying one bottle. Sold by W. E. Brown in Denton and other Maryland locations.
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Chamberlain
Apourn L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
W. E. Brown
Denton
R. J. Colston
Ridgely, Md
Hugh Duffey
Hillaboro, Md
Ready to wear clothing revolution reaches peak perfection
More people wear ready made clothing now than ever before as the art of ready to wear garments reaches a high form. Oehm suits and overcoats rival the best tailored, reducing fashion costs. Fall styles in men’s suits overcoats hats shoes shirts and more await inspection. Catalog samples and self measurement blanks available by postal card. A personal visit saves travel expense and offers convenient service.
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Oehm
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