Maryland head start for Democrats in House seats seen
Washington correspondent notes Democratic Congressional Committee reports Maryland will vote Democratic by a large margin and shift representation in the House. James Camalier, candidate for Mudd’s seat, claims broad success and a Democratic majority ahead. Chicago labor unrest and German vote fears key Illinois and national results.
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Maryland
House
James Camalier
Mudd
United States
McKinley
Bryan
House of Representatives
Mississippi River
Ilinois
Cleveland
Chicago
Hamburg
China
Ambassador White
Tanner
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Mrs Mary A Jackson Guest at Baltimore Church Home
Mrs Mary A Jackson widow of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson is a guest at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore to receive treatment.
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Stonewall” Jackson
Church
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An Important Campaign Urges Voter Awareness And Debate
A political appeal argues that the present campaign underscores risks of centralized power in the presidency and the military, accusing President McKinley of favoring monopolists and government jobbers. It laments ongoing war in the Philippines, calls for limiting authority, and recalls the revolutionary era and heroism while warning against regressing into oppression.
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McKinley
Philippines
England
Pacific Islands
Democratic majority seen in next House by campaign committee
From Washington the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee projects at least a ten seat House margin. Republicans privately concede the figures are conservative and fear losing control unless public sentiment shifts dramatically. The piece notes distrust of trusts, cites price rises, and reports Republican orders to newspapers to trumpet inflated electoral hopes.
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House
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Representative Babcock
Democratic Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
Representative Livingston
Beveridge
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
Baltimore
Bryan
Hanna
Republican National
McKinley
State officials close fiscal year in Baltimore office
State Comptroller Hering and State Treasurer Vandiver in Baltimore wrap up the year ended October 1. The sinking fund gains 300000 to 400000, the state takes the entire 300000 building improvement loan, and 38000 is reserved for the Maryland Agricultural College. Wireless telephony advances spark electrician interest and AAAS notes that audible signals could travel six to eight miles. Baltimore citizens donate 35000 for Galveston flood relief as ongoing aid continues.
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Vandiver
Baltimore
Board of Public Works
Maryland Agricultural College
British Association For the Advancement of Science
SCA
Genera Assembly of
Maryland
Caroline County
Act of Assembly
Philadelphia Times backs Bryan in fierce anti Republican editorial
The Philadelphia Times denounces Republican policy as evil and perilous, accusing it of enabling vast capital trusts to seize government power. It contends the Administration urges funds to extend their control and describes government as driven by military campaigns that drain blood and treasure, denying liberty and independence.
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The
Philadelphia Times
Bryan
America
Local Store Announces Fall and Winter Line At Old Prices
A local retailer promotes a complete Fall and Winter goods line with special drives in dress goods under wear boots and shoes at old prices The millinery department announces openings on Thursday and Friday of next week for shoppers to explore new arrivals and savings.
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New York Clothing House
Caroline
John K. Calloway
Two Johns
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