Nation must curb commercialism to sustain liberty
A historical editorial warns that despite patriotism and vigor, the nation shows signs of decadence as commercialism erodes liberty. It cites fiscal disputes, calls for tax relief on basics, and political dynamics in Texas and Maryland, urging voters to back Democratic principles and notably a Maryland Republican shift. It references convict labor on roads, party slogans, race statistics in Texas and Indiana, and a November 1 mass meeting.
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America
Temple of Liberty
Crothers
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Texas
Indiana
Baltimore News
Maryland
Congress
Baltimore
Alexandria
Annapolis
Republican National League
New York
Taft
Nelson W. Aldrich
Republican
Senate
Senator Aldrich
Democratic leaders and Wilson in campaign push
The Baltimore Sun highlights Harmon, Gaynor, Baldwin, and Wilson as rising Democratic figures in the East and West. It notes Harmon's Columbus keynote on tariff reform, Wilson's interview outlining a Democratic platform, and calls for holding corporate leadership accountable while protecting the public from tariff excess and trust influence.
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Baltimore Sun
Harmon
Gaynor
Plaited
Marshall
Baldwin
Wilson
East
West
Cleveland
Filden
Jefferson
Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ohio
Columbus
Pardon ties sugar trust case to high up men
The President pardoned Edward A Boyle John R Coyle Patrick J Hennessey and Thomas Kehoe once imprisoned for the $2,000,000 sugar trust frauds in New York The move sparks calls for probe into whether pardons shielded higher figures and ties to sugar barons and legal battles over accountability.
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Edward A. Boyle
John R. Coyle
Patrick J. Hennessey
Thomas Kehoe
New York
Taft
Congress
Henry T. Rainy
Ilinois
Lute
Mr. Wickersham
Henry W. Taft
President Taft
Strong & Cadwallader
Brenry W. Taft
Wickersham
Typhoid Cases and Quiet Marsh Bird Season on Choptank
The season has ended and rail birds on the Choptank marshes remained unshot by gunners. A few typhoid fever cases are reported in the area, signaling ongoing health concerns as hunting winds down.
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Nty
Judgment Day and moral deeds in daily life
The article analyzes the biblical judgment day as both a future event and a recurring moral reckoning in life. It discusses how people facing temptations, graft, and corruption may encounter a personal or societal "judgment day" through consequences, rewards, and divine justice, urging charity and faithful living. It also notes that true faith is shown by unconscious good works and humane actions toward the needy.
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Lue
Jerusalem
God
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Christ
Jesus
Palestine
Heavenly Kingdom
Elliot
Harvard
Thanksgiving Flocks Featured in Caroline County News
Local notice urges readers to subscribe to the JouRNAL for county news as Thanksgiving approaches. Turkeys and seasonal harvest imagery frame the appeal, highlighting community focus and ongoing coverage.
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Caroline
Journal
Woman Suffrage Growing In Maryland
A large turnout at Ellicott City Court House drew representative men and women from nearly every county section Tuesday night to discuss the growing push for women’s suffrage in Maryland. The gathering reflected broad support beyond isolated advocates.
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Maryland
Silicott City
Court House
Ellicot City
Mrs Thompson Transfers Chapel District Farms to Caulk
Mrs. Mary Thompson has conveyed two Chapel district farms to Mrs. Sarah D. Caulk in a formal transfer. The deed lists the properties within the Chapel district and completes the ownership change to Mrs. Caulk.
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Mary Thompson
Chapel District
Sarah D. Caulk
Denton Meeting to Feature Covington and Speakers
Congressman Covington and several prominent speakers will address a Denton meeting on November 1. Subscribe to the JOURNAL to receive full coverage and details.
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Covington
Denton
Journal
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Ben. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, ‘Publishers
J. Harry Covington
Talbot County
National Republican Organization
Beall
Mr. Mudd
Mudd
Tom Parran
Enoa Ray
The
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Henry M. Wharton
Schloss Baltimore Clothes
Schloss
Best Clothiers
Schloss Bros. & CO
Bostoi
Bahaore
Kirschbaum Cothes
Priestley Cravenette
J. H. Nichols & Son
Denton, Maryland
New York Evening Post
National Capitol Notes
Sugar Trust
United States
George C. Wickersham
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. L. Evering AM
Balti
Bellmont Park
Glenn Curtiss
Wright Brothers
Royal Aero Club
Count de Lessep
Hubert Latham
Curtiss
Lord Baltimore
J. Barry Ryan
Commodore Barry Cup
United States District Court
South
John B. Anderson
Williamh. Howard
Robert Brown
Charles C. Meyers
A. Claude Kalmey
Wdith
Charles J. Bonaparte
Edgar H. Gans
William L. Marbury
William L. Rawls
Ridgely P. Melvin
Morris
Hafid
United States Supreme Court
Oliest
Superf & Co
Scientific Americat
All News
UNN & Go
Fice
F St
Washington
Sixth Street
Wlp. Murphy
Gay and
Third Streets
Clinton Cook
WM. II. Anderson
Mary E. Trice
Ra Wat
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