Senator Smith Sees Wilson Victory Across United States
Senator John Walter Smith returns from New York confident that Wilson will sweep the nation. He says the people seek a change in national administration and that Democrats, independents, and many Republicans back Wilson over high living costs. The piece notes Taft vetoes, trusts, and calls out a Baltimore debate and New York Herald projections favoring Wilson.
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John Walter Smith
New York
Wilson
United States
New York Herald
Roosevelt
Taft
Utah
Denton
Doan
C. KK
Evans
Sixth St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Good Reasons for Supporting Governor Wilson
A dated politicalPlatform style item listing seven reasons to back Governor Wilson. It highlights progressive causes such as tariff revision, trust legislation, income tax, labor rights, and support for merchant marine, agriculture, and education, asserting his record as New Jersey governor and belief in the public.
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New Jersey
Senator Lisollette Endorses Clean Politics Promise
The piece asserts that the governed should govern and Senators be chosen by the people. It lauds Lisollette for keeping promises, cleaning house in Washington as in New Jersey, and opposing machine politics and bosses. It credits him with supporting legitimate big business and opposing monopolies.
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Washington
New Jersey
Italy as warning against tariffs in protection debate
Washington argues that Italy’s heavy tariffs on agricultural and manufactured goods raise prices, depress wages, and drive emigration. The piece cites 1887 tariff shifts backed by textile and landowner interests, harming small farmers and silencing tariff gains for the few, paralleling U S policy and urging critics to consider Italy. It also notes postal weighings and evergreen trade prospects as local notices.
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Washington
Italy
Europe
Mark
United States
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Robert FE. Lee
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Alburt W. Sisk
CarOline
Frank T. Selaw
Carroll
WM. Shepard Bran
Balto
James MCC. Trippe
Louis C. Carrico
Charles
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Albert Constable
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Cleveland
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Oil Trust
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Baltimore Sun
Woodrow
Fifth Regiment
John F. Gougher
Gougher College
Newera Pr
Senator Lisollette
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
Coven
Del
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’s and
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Tuckahoe Neck
Daniel Ziegler
Court House
Center
Maryland
Caroline County
Long’s School House
Thawley's Church
Paul Holsinger
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Timothy
Ziegler
T. Pliny Fisher
P. Corgy
Burrsville
Greensboro
Sharp
Adies
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John Deere
Dearborn
John W. Stephens
F. P. Covey
A. J. Cooper
Denton National Bank
T. C. West
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N. Carey Steel
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Williston
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Bert G. Towers
Edward Saulsbury Garey
Frank P. Covey
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T. F. Johnson
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Concord Camp Grouund
Purls
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C.H. Towers, P.0
Preston, Md
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Charles E. Stevens
Mid
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Denton, Ma
Shy Sibs
J. H. Nichols & CO
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H. Nichols & CO
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Farmers & Merchants Telephone CO
Hillsboro, Md
Washington and
Annapolis
Claiborne
Baltimore Street
Washington Terminal
U.S. Treasury Building
Eastern Shore Development Steamship Co
Annapolis, Maryland
J. Virgil Moore
Downton
Arglanddc
Moore
Eckel’s College of
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Philadelphia
Cooperte Moore
Dulany-Vernay
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Baltimore, MD
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