Voters seek Congressman Jackson’s stance on key issues
Eastern Shore residents press for clear positions from Congressman Jackson on Southern representation, tariffs, army expansion, colonial policy, and officeholding of Black Americans. They cite his past attendance, record, and calls for a third term amid questions of party loyalty and legislative activity.
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Jackson
Maryland
Congress
Roosevelt
South
Crum
Charleston
Sincce
Republican Party
Jefferson
Editorial Notes on Roosevelts Trust War and Maryland Rallies
Senator Hill attacks the administration for placing a cabinet officer who secured corporate secrets at the Republican head as part of fundraising. Roosevelt’s managers push back amid growing public view of him as a trust buster. A massive Maryland political meeting near Baltimore’s Lyric Theatre drew huge crowds with strong speakers including Davis Gorman Hill Daniels and Whyte. White House visitors this week included Cummings and Watt, prominent Maryland Black leaders representing 210,000 voters, welcomed by Roosevelt who champions their support. Cummins was a key Roosevelt ally at the National Convention.
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Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Maryland
Lyric Theatre
Baltimore
Wenny G. Davis
A. P. Gorman
Hill
New York
Daniels
Virginia
Whyte
White House
Washington
Washington Dispatches
Cummings
Watt
Mr. Roosevelt
Cummins
Baltimore Councilman Supports Caroline Nominee for Congress
The article notes Hiram, Baltimore City Council member, representing Black voters, backs Caroline's nomination for Congress. A Baltimore businessman visiting Caroline this week praised the candidate and urged electing him regardless of party. General L Victor Baughman of Frederick signals a governor bid in three years, drawing Democratic support. Spencer C Jones of Montgomery also considered. The Democratic party is expected to unify behind either candidate at the ballot.
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Caroline
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L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Spencer C. Jones
Montgomery
Democratic Party
McCall
Fustrin
Republic
America
Mr. McCall
Political tides shift as Democrats gain in key states
As the presidential race nears, New York signals a Republican loss while Indiana Wisconsin and New Jersey tilt toward Parker Davis or Democratic victory. Nevada Colorado and Connecticut forecasts vary but overall trend favors Democrats per campaign notes from Carl Schurz and local organizers. PF. G. Parker. New York October 10.
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Empire State
Parker
Henrik
Indiana
Tilden
Cleveland
Wisconsin Supreme Court
la Follette
Spooner
Roosevelt
Badger
Davis
West Virginia
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Campbell
Scott
New Jersey
Connecticut
Bryan
Hearst
Nevada
Colorado
Carl Schurz
PF. G. Parker
McCall Assails Republican Policy in Atlantic Monthly
Congressman McCall of Massachusetts issues a strong critique of his party in the Atlantic Monthly. He denounces tariff and trusts policy, argues the GOP must reverse itself, and supports independence on the Philippines while questioning Roosevelt era anti trust actions. He urges renewal of old American principles and cautions against war fever.
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Silent
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Laura HL. Dean
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Williston
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