President Wilson sees bright business future in new federal system
In a letter to Secretary McAdoo Wilson welcomed the opening of the federal reserve bank system. He spoke of fundamental wrongs being righted, unity in purpose, and the impact of the tariff currency and anti-trust laws. He noted credit liberation as central and cited war pressures on resource mobilization. He also mentioned cotton marketing and railroad challenges to be met with candor and justice.
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Wilson
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Europe
United States
Prosperity Inevitable From U S War Trade Push
The Washington Post argues that neutral nations importing from the United States will sustain global supply chains as Europe’s production declines. With 15,000,000 former producers in war roles, Europe will reduce clothing and food output, while the United States increases orders for shoes, clothing, and building materials. Mills run overtime to meet demand, signaling broad, inevitable prosperity across industries.
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United States
Washington Post
Europe
America
Maryland Week Exhibition Grows in Baltimore Show
The all Maryland farm produce exhibition in Baltimore has expanded yearly. The current show is a big beautiful display in the finest exhibition hall, educational in aim and full of expert discussions on practical agricultural and horticultural topics.
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Baltimore Star
Baltimore
United States
Land of Mary
Maryland
Political precedents in 1916 presidential outlook
The Philadelphia Record notes a standing political precedent: when the party in power wins Congress in the second year of its administration, it can confidently expect to win the next presidential election. This echoes Republican optimism after the recent election showing a reduced Democratic majority.
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Congress
Philadelphia
Political Horoscope: Recurrent Midterm Patterns and 1916 Outlook
The article argues midterm victories by Republicans in multiple past years foretold later presidential wins for Lincoln Grant McKinley Roosevelt and Taft. It notes Democratic gains in the Senate do not threaten 1916, suggesting prudence and Woodrow Wilson will guide favorable outcomes.
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Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Tilden
Electoral Commission
Igto
Blaine
Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Maryland Day and economic outlook in early postwar America
Editorial notes discuss wartime and postwar recovery with optimism from Secretary Redfield and Secretary McAdoo. Maryland Day is set for March 25 at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco to honor the 281st anniversary of Maryland’s landing on Statements Island. Congressman Linthicum declares candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, promising a statewide canvass.
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Maryland
San Francisco
Statements Island
J. Charles Linthicum
Baltimore
Linthicum
Wilson Proclaims Neutrality Rules for Panama Canal Zone
President Wilson issues a supplementary neutrality proclamation for the Panama Canal Zone. It bans airships and wireless use by belligerents, bars aid to hostilities, and forbids belligerents from rising or passing over the Zone. Wireless use is restricted to canal business. The opening ceremony plans include a fleet of forty four warships led by the President, then a San Francisco visit for the Panama Exposition. The note also mentions secrecy over the Auldacious wreck and debates on armor plate procurement. It ends by noting surgeons predicting the U S to be the world surgical center and social interest around a new Washington resident prince.
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Wilson
Panama Canal Zone
Canal
Canal Zone
San Francisco
New York
United States
American College of Surgeons
Washington
Diplomat Prince Hohenlohe in Washington social circle
The article notes Prince Hohenlohe Schillingsfirst, newly named secretary at the Austro-Hungarian embassy, connected with Montreal’s consulate, as a popular new figure in Washington society. It mentions his wartime service shift to the diplomatic post here and remarks on the Federal reserve system’s inauguration on November 16 as a milestone toward peacetime trade needs.
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Prince Hohenlohe-Schillingsfirst
Montreal
Washington
Federal Reserve
J. H. Pastorfield Co Shoe Repair Ad
If you have a good pair of shoes and want quality work bring them to us Half soles restore shoes to look new Prices are as low as anywhere and delivery is quick J. H. Pastorfield Co.
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J. H. Pastorfield Co
Royal Tailors
Chicago
New York
Public sale of Chester mortgage property in Caroline county
Under power of sale in a 1901 mortgage William P Chester and Annie Chester to Harvey L Cooper assignee will sell at public auction at Denton Court House door on Tuesday December 15 1914 between 2 and 4 pm the property in the Second Election District Caroline county Maryland described as six acres and one hundred thirty five perches with a four room dwelling and outbuildings. The sale follows assignments of record in Caroline county mortgage records Liber T L D No 8 folio 75.
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William P. Chester
Annie Chester
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Liber T. L. D
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Greensboro
Bridgetown
Wheeler
Oakland
Robert J. May
Margaret E. May
Gamne
Alfred Temple
Fannie Temple
Selby Mill
Parcel description in Caroline county 1914 land deed note
Within the Caroline county First Election District between 2 and 4 pm a described Simpers land parcel is defined by a chain of compass bearings and perch measurements starting from the Ingleside to Goldsboro county road, outlining a specific tract totaling to a yet unfinished area.
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Caroline County
Simpers
Ingleside
Goldsboro
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Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Atlantic
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Redfield
Chamber of Commerce of the
Federal Reserve System
Washington News Letter
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Darin L, Smith
F. P. Covey
Somers Blake
S&s. G. Nuttie
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Concord
Lacy C. Murphy. L. Covey
Oraer Nisi
J. H. C. Legg
Charles E. Willis
Circuit Court
Chancery No
Kemp Stevens
Orphans’ Court
Robert H. Dean
John W. Dean
State Road
Wil- Lane
Pollard
Laurel Grove
H. I. Roop
P. O
Federaleburg
James Temple
Arvey L. Cooper
Ridgely
W. E. Orrell
Hoffman Heirs
Ee Vey L. Cooper
Jacob FE
Ellwanger
The
Peatiquor Packing Co
Circuit Court For
Equity
Chancery
Peeiquor Packing Co
M. H. Adkins
Treat
J. H. Nichols & Company
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Seare
John B. Stetson Co
Gold Band
J. FL
Ntcordill & CO
Denton, MD
Irie
Lucre
John FH. Emerson
Denton, Maryland
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