Governor Lowndes Denounced Over Election Fight
The piece defends county auditors Edward Goslin and William Stevens against slander over treasurer accounts in 1895. It also rebuts Governor Lowndes during a Maryland governor race, praising Col. John Walter Smith and warning readers not to be swayed by accusations of a political ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Deweese
George H. Moore
Edward E. Goslin
William Stevens
Union
Thomas L. Day
Fudge Russum
Lowndes
John Walter Smith
Music Hall
Baltimore
The
Sun
Colonel Smith
Col. Smith
Maryland
Wellington
How a Trust Works Article Cites Tariff Favor
Mr. Byron W. Holt of New York contributes a long Baltimore Sun piece titled How a Trust Works. He argues that tin-plate combines prosper due to tariff protection and concludes that protectionism is responsible for the waxed wealth of trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. Holt
New York
Baltimore Sun
Tinplate Trust and Its Sins in Canning Industry
A critique of the Tinplate Trust decrying its impact on independent canners and farmers. It links wage cuts in 1891 canneries, higher costs, and loss of surplus sales to tariff policies, arguing duties foster monopoly and high prices. It calls for Congress to abolish tinplate import duties to end the trust’s evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinplate Trust
England
Congress
Railroad subsidy debated with county vote urged
The Union editor is accused of personal animosity while supporting a Pennsylvania Railroad line from Federalsburg via Denton to Greensboro. Proponents argue $25,000 could spur a lower county road and increase property values, pledging to place the project in the hands of local voters for a collective decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federalsburg
Denton
Greensboro
the Union
Democrats Hopeful for Clear Victory in Polls
Committees report the party in first-class condition for the contest at the polls. Democrats report a large gain in registration and say the party is united and harmonious and should win decisively. They urge no effort be spared.
Editorial Notes on Maryland Campaign Forecast
A Baltimore correspondent of the Philadelphia Times assesses Maryland's March political contest as highly consequential for the next Presidential election. The piece argues the race is desperate, with Republicans aiming to hold power and Democrats seeking victory, and contends the current outlook favors the Democrats based on careful, impartial observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia Times
Maryland
Democratic Auditors Reject Misconduct Claims In County Ledger
Article disputes claims of Democratic mismanagement and bond indebtedness while contrasting official statements. It notes expenses, possible tax rises, and road costs. A separate dispatch from St. Louis covers Democratic National Committee discussions on campaign funds and a potential Bryan running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jones
National Democratic Committee
Stone
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Sam B. Cook
Ways and Means Committee
Planters’ Hotel
P. J. Devlin
Democratic Press Bureau
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Governor Lowndes Letters Stir Delaware Campaign
Governor Lowndes sends broadside letters to Democrats urging support for his candidacy. The message warns his drive is aimed at aiding his ticket alone, not his running mates. A Philadelphia Times report notes tensions with Schley and Wellington, predicting Democratic triumph with independent and Black voters aligning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Caroline
Deak
Philadelphia Times
Maryland
Schley
Wellington
Democrats Poised for Victory in Local Registrations
Registration in the counties and in Baltimore city shows favorable trends for the Democrats this year. With a popular State ticket and strong county tickets, the party anticipates a substantial fall victory. Persistent campaigning by Democrats of all ages aims to secure an unmistakable win on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Irwin
T. Pliny Fisher
Republicans Fail To Clear County Debt Claim
A reader letter argues the county under Republican management has allocated 11 580 24 of the people’s money to pay 6 253 27 of the debt and speculates about the sum needed to pay the total debt of 62 966 477. The writer contends debt payers have not shown success in the commissioners’ office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonough
Commissioners’ Office
Baltimore Democrats Nominate A Leo Knott for Ticket
Baltimore Democrats present a strong legislative slate led by A Leo Knott. The party urges voters to restore the city’s traditional Democratic majority in the coming fall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Leo Knott
Ex-Judge Frederick Stone Dies at 79 in Charles County
Former Court of Appeals member Frederick Stone died at his home in Charles County on Tuesday at age 79. He served as a respected jurist and contributed to state judiciary affairs during his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stone
Court of Appeals
Charles County
Political Debates Spotlight Tax, Tariff and Campaign Moves
A summary of fiscal tensions discusses anticipated interest relief on bonds as a partial fix while criticizing the Dingley tariff bounties. Reuters notes Republican analysts worry over Lowndes Wellington friction, and Mrs. John R. McLean travels Ohio with allies. Democratic posters urge taxpayer advocacy as Prince George’s County jurors audit officers.
Maryland Day Exposition Train Excursion Draws Big Crowd
Maryland Day events in Philadelphia drew thousands as joint trade groups arranged special rail fares. Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads offered round trips with admission to the Exposition. Governor Lowndes sent a representative. parade and ceremonies included the Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps, Bishop Paret, and Mayor Ashbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount Royal Station
Lloyd Lowndes
Leonardtown
St. Mary’s County
J. Allison Wilmer
William T. Malster
William Paret
Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps
Fifth Regiment Band
Tobacco Board of Trade
Fifth Regiment
Exposition Grounds
Lloyd L. Jackson
Ashbridge
William P. Wilson
Malster
Veteran Corps
East Franklin Street
Wilmer
Rennert
Mt. Royal Station
Baltimore American
Reverend Donahoe Praises Cough Remedy in West Virginia
On December 10, 1897, Rev. A Donahoe of Pt Pleasant West Virginia, suffered a severe cold with violent coughing. After failed home remedies he bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy which acted like a charm and he recommends it to the public. Sold by W E Brown Denton R J Colston Ridgely Hugh Duffey Hillabore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Donahoe
M. E. Church
South
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Chamberlain
W- E. Brown
Denton
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Hugh Duffey
Hillabore
Century Beginnings and Cures From a Local Paper
The article discusses the start date of the twentieth century and corrects misbeliefs about leap years, noting 1904 as the first leap year and continuing every four years to 2000. It then promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for severe lung troubles, with endorsements from druggists and sample bottles in several towns. It also recounts James Reed of Clay County WV bruising his leg and praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm, stating it spared amputation, and includes rental notices for two dwellings in East Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
W. E. Brown’s
Read , Richards & Co
Marydel
James Reed
Clay Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
KK. J. Colston
Fancy dress goods sale ad in October 14 1899 issue
An old Philadelphia store promotes dress fabrics and carpets with prices like 25c and 37c a yard for serge and ribbed poplin, touts Wiltons Axminsters and Velvets, and markets durable fabrics and carpets while urging customers to buy now.
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Worcester County
Joshua W. Hering
Carroll County
Isidor Rayner
House OF Delegates
Calvin Satterfield
J. Frank Lednam
Henry R. Lewis
Orphans’ Court
Jesse T. Dennis
Enoch George
Edward W. Liden
James B. Wright
Clarence Deen
Cavalcade
Caroline County
Isivor Rayner
State & County Cen. Coms
Democratic Board of County Auditors
Lowndes-Wellington
John R. McLean
Ohio
Washington
Virginia
Democratic Central Committee
Prince George’s County
Grand Jury
Otis
Manila
East Danton
Joanna McShane
Wanamal
ERS
Feradelpha Murda
Lowell Axminster
Axminster
Greater Oak Hall Phila., PA
Greater Oak Hall Puila
Ter Oak Hall
Spitila
Somme
Weeny
Wermeng Cae
Alts
Sixth and Market Sts
Philadelphia, Pa
John Wanamaker
Jast, Mullin & Sons
Rilmington
Nisi
George M. Russum
George A. Deahyne
Enoch Gabrec, Jr
Circuit Court
George M Russum
George A. Deahype
A. D
Equity
William BR. Martin
Charles W. Hobbs
East Denton
F. P. Cove
State OF
Treasury Department
Comptroller’s Office
Annapolis
Phillips L. Goldsborough
Edwin C. Fields
Odim
Acme
Men’s and Boys’ Store
Ochm’s
Acme Hall
Baltimore St
Charles
Baltimore, MD
Armstrong, Cator & Co’s
O. M. Hignutt
Williston
Dearborn
K. G. Anklam
Smithville
Morderkill River
InOs
Frederica
F. P. Jacobs
Carr
Webb'ling
Bowers
Philalphia
Frederic
Chestnut Street
Hig
Chester
Lamdwal
Tus
Philadel
Consumers Ice Coss
Philadelphia St. Ro
Frederica & Phila. Nav. Co
Frederica, Dat
Patapeco Guano Co
Richard A. Irwin
Uhhler & Hughes
Wm. D. Ushier
Henry W. Hughes
Deweese & Owens
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
WM. D. Uhler
Uhler & Hughes
DR. Wilson
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