Tell the rich man in his pew in New England
Editorial notes rail at tariffs and corporate greed over mill owners living off workers' wages. A Sikh journalist argues Japan is a rising schoolmaster of the East as Asian nations study its arts. Whitman editors depart Easton Star-Democrat. Dems eye Ohio and Indiana gains. Roosevelt pilgrimages spark calls to curb abuses. Cardinal Gibbons stresses love as core religion. Dem campaigners listed. cartoon on political fence. Dolliver and Hill die this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Cody
Pilgrim Church
Dorchester
Massachusetts
New England
Japan
Asia
India
Contemporary Review of London
Saint Nihat Singh
Russia
China
England
Europe
Mr. Singh
School of the
S. Fe, Whitman
Easton Star-Democrat
Ohio
Indiana
Harmon
Wellman
Atlantic City
Cape Hatteras
Trent
America
Walter Wellman
Lainson
C. Downs
Cuba
Hermuda
J. Murray Simon
Mr. Simon
Nantucket
Nova Scotia
Democratic Meetings Invite Voters Across Caroline County
Democratic voters and supporters of good government are invited to attend meetings opposing the Aldrich issue and the New Nationalism. The event promotes Jeffersonian democracy, protection of the masses, and tariff revenues to fund government, inviting all who favor reform and fiscal responsibility.
Democratic mass meeting planned in Denton November 1
Democratic State Central Committee announces a mass meeting in Denton on Tuesday November 1 with Congressman Covington and Governor Ocrothhers addressing campaign issues. An oyster roast precedes the event with ample oysters and sandwiches, horse feed, brass bands, and an invitation to bring friends to support lower prices for daily necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Covington
Ocrothhers
Congressional battle shapes Marylands political map
Democratic and Republican leaders rush a forceful two week campaign after registration ends. Democrats predict a solid House delegation while Republicans defend tariff records amid rising living costs. Maryland districts favor Democrats in the First through Fourth, with the Fifth and Sixth closely watched as Parran and Lewis contest. A campaign speaking committee may tour the district led by Rayner Smith Crothers and Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Congress
David J. Lewis
B. H. Warner, Jr
Lewis
George A. Pearce
Republican Party
Thomas Parran
Sydney E. Mudd
United States
Isidor Rayner
John Walter Smith
Crothers
Isaac Lobe Straus
Arthur 2. Gorman
Baltimore
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Ray
Gorman
Apple Growth in Delaware and Other News Notes
Apple growers in Delaware report a strong harvest led by Samuel H. Derby of Woodsides shipping fourteen carloads of winter apples to cold storage and Francis M. Soper noting weekly shipments reach about one thousand dollars during picking season. Other items cover a horse with hydrophobia near Centreville, a Maryland man arrested near Oak Grove on a troubling charge, plus local health cautions on rapid meals, road funding troubles in Milton, typhoid death of Irene Hargo who had nursed siblings, carnival and airship events in Dover, a Dover razor and carbolic acid incident, tomato packing disappointments near Cambridge, and liquor and auto trends in Kent and Denton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Derby
Woodside
Francis M. Soper
Dover News
Seaford
John Kelley
Maryland
Oak Grove
Minnie Truitt
Kelley
Frederick W. Dukes
Harry J. Coulbourn
George W. Frank
Centreville
Baltimore
Milton
Irene Hargo
David Simpler
Milford
Dover
Pennewill
Annie Shorts
Thomas Shorts
Greenwood
Frederica
Cambridge
Kent County
Denton
New Jersey
Leonard Statum
J. W. Noble
J. F. Saulsbury
Burrsville
Public Sale by A T Jacobs in Burrs ville
Undersigned businessman announces a public sale at his shop in Burrs ville. Items priced under 10 dollars to be paid in cash. sums over 10 dollars require a six month note with approved security payable at Peoples National Bank. No removal until terms met. Auctioneers F P Covey and A T Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Burrsville
Peoples National Bank
A. T. Jacobs
F. P. Covey
Vansant Rty
Maple Avenue
Greensboro
Simpson
Main Street
Langrel
Four Corners
Bruit
Lalanceon
RR Shull
Greer-* Oro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Ee
Howard Melvin
Pe. H. Jourson
Melvin & Johnson, Publibhera. C.ll
J. Harry Covington
Taldot County
Roosevelt
National House
Philadelphia Press
Messrs
Whitman
Pleasantville
Messrs. Whitman
Cardinal Gibbons
Governor Crothers
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
William L. Marbury
George Weems Williams
Arthur W. Machen, Jr
Towser
Dolliver
Iowa
Hill
Newark
Gweo Steck
Delaware
Royal Brewer
New Haven
Queen Anne Station
Klair
W. H. Klair
RT. Carter
Tara
Priestley Cravenette
Board of County Commissioners
Caroline County
Court House
Wesley Jarrell
William J. Wright
Owen Clasey
Owen C. Garey
W. J. Wright
Wat. H. Axprison
Clark
Board of Control and Review
William &. Anderson
Journal
17 “Mallee CS
Tlas Caleby
J. L. Everngam
Denton, Maryland
The
Baltimore American
YOO R.sc Cess Cessetesesee Cece
American
Felix Agnus
Chas. C. Fulton & CO
Diamond Telephone
J. W. Wright & CO
Hobbs
Del
Va. Ry
V. Ss
Baltimori
A T. Murdoch
Willard
Homson
Mullin's
Wilmington
N. L. Cooper
Ala. Wright
G. Cooper
Cooper, Wright & Cooper, Fire Insurance Agents
LAW Building
Derton, MD
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company
North American Farmers’ Fire
German Alliance
Perogield Fire and Marine
the Girard Fire and Marine Phoenix
Hartford, Cana
Citizens
Missouri
Union
Hotel Junker «Fay-Te ST
Nar Vhirks
Baltimops
Ernest D. Sturmer
Traweler and Optician
Raa Neae
Aaa
N. Charles Sr
Baltimore, Md
Harry N. Hackett Easton, Maryland
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