Democratic call to support people against trusts and tariffs
The piece urges moral and material support for the Democratic Party against monopolies and high tariffs. It notes Harford county Democrats’ resolutions calling for contributions to Murray Vandiver, argues tariffs feed trusts, and highlights Walter Vrooman’s Ruskin College move. It also mentions forecasts for Bryan and Stevenson in Illinois and Prison Sunday appeals by the Maryland Prisoners' Aid Association.
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Republican Party
Etter
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Prisoners’ Aid Association
Supe Pretes
Proselyting and the Church's Mission Revisited
A reader letter argues against relying solely on emotional revival methods and defends a church mission of making converts and building spiritual life. It cites biblical commissions to apostles, the role of church organization, and the sending of missionaries, stressing ongoing church duties into the present.
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Julax
Christian Ministry
Hell
Hades
Barnabas
Saul
Paul
Is It Historic Methodism A Call to Return to Emotion
A letter to the Journal editor argues that historic Methodism thrived on holiness and entire sanctification fueled by emotion. It cites declining church gains, notes a shift toward formalism, and urges renewed emphasis on loving, emotional religion to revive vitality and evangelism within the M E Church. A Mr Troopist.
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M. EK. Church
M. E. Church
Brethren and Sisters
M. E
Lord Jesus Christ
Mr Troopist
Rich donor funds free Ear Drums at Nicholson Institute
A wealthy woman cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums gave 10000 dollars to the Nicholson Institute at 780 Eighth Avenue New York to provide devices free to deaf individuals who cannot afford them.
New Jersey a Stronghold for Bryan Says Livingston
Representative Livingston of Georgia praises Bryan's prospects in New Jersey, noting the state’s current focus on trusts and imperialism over silver. He predicts Bryan will win all ten electoral votes and calls McKinley a skilled politician, warning Democrats to watch for administration moves aimed at energizing supporters.
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New Jersey
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New York
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Denton
Question of law on 21st birthday voting rights
The Board of Elections registers face a legal question if a person born November 7 who turns 21 this year may register and vote in the November 6 election. Isaac Lobe Straus, general counsel to the Board, advises that those whose birthday is November 7 and who turn 21 this year have the right by law to be registered and to vote in the coming election.
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Isaac Lobe Straus
Board of Election Supervisors
Sun
Maryland State Teachers Reading Circle gains focus
Mr M Bates Stephens State Superintendent of Public Instruction is pushing reorganization of the Maryland State Teachers Reading Circle an incorporated educational group He notes interest among teachers for the professional reading and study course and is in Southern Maryland this week.
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M. Bates Stephens
Maryland
Stephens
Ex-Governor Frank Brown Returns to Baltimore
Ex-Governor Frank Brown arrives in Baltimore after months in Europe and plans to study Maryland politics. A renowned party worker, he is expected to play a role in the upcoming campaign.
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Europe
Baltimore
Maryland
Ontario druggist lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In a winter incident Mr R R Grandin of Ontario N Y recalls a customer asking for a cough medicine not in stock He recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy promising a refund if unsatisfied The remedy was later purchased by the customer who advised another buyer The product is sold by R J Colston Denton Hugh Duffey Sillsboro T W Smith Ridgely
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Ontario
N. Y
R. J. Colston
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Sillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
M. E. Lowther
Centreville
Iowa
Chamberlain
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
K. J. Colston
Hugh Duttey
T. W Smith's
August Flower Medicine Advertised for Indigestion and Biliousness
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion biliousness and related ailments. It cites chronic use by mothers grandmothers and claims to cleanse the system regulate liver action and stop fermentation. Sample bottles available in Denton and Marydel with testimonials and notes on Chamberlain remedies and a new liver stomach tablet.
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W. E. Brown’s
Denton
Rickards & Co’s
Marydel
Fall Stock and Bargains From New Goods
NEW GOODS Our Fall stock is complete with a large selection in every class. Special inducements on Nations and Underwear with ladies’ vests from 15c to 1. Men and boys fleece lined underwear in all sizes at low prices. Dress goods include Black Crepons Serges Homespuns Broadcloths French Flannels. Red blankets 50c to 4.75. Comforts, horse blankets lap robes stable blankets at right prices. Ladies wraps coats and capes. Boys youths and men clothing in all sizes. Millinery Miss Graham in charge with stock at right prices.
Notice of Intermediate Registration sittings in Caro line County
In compliance with Article 33 of Maryland public laws, Officers of Registration for Caroline County will sit in their Election Districts at stated times and places for the purposes of Article 34 and the acts amending it. First sitting: Second Election District Greensboro. Third Election District Denton. Fourth Election District Preston. Fifth Election District Federalsburg. Sixth Election District Hillsboro.
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Wanted Woman Seeks Housekeeper and Seamstress
A country lady seeks a settled woman to work as housekeeper and general caretaker. Must be fair in sewing, foalizing, and ready to help wherever needed. Apply to Mes John Earle, Brooklets, near Euston.
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John Earle
Brooklets
Euston
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