Great Democratic rallying call for Bryan Kern and Covington
In the final days of the campaign the author urges every Democratic and conservative voter to cast a full vote next Tuesday. The piece stresses that the Democratic party safeguards citizens rights, opposes Republican tariff policies, exposes monopoly greed, and asks voters across Maryland to support Bryan Kern and Covington to secure a Democratic congressional victory and vital legislative reforms.
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William Jennings Dryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
Maryland
Bryan
Kern
Covington
Congress
Editorial notes urge voters to back Bryan against trusts
The piece accuses big trust owners who control newspapers of waging a campaign to scare voters. It argues that honest business is not endangered by Bryan and portrays monopolists as seeking four more years of unchallenged power. It calls every honest voter to become a trust buster next Tuesday. It notes past low voter turnout in 1904 where many did not vote for Congress.
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Trusts
Bryan
White House
Do Not Fail to Mark Your Ticket in Both Places
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes many Democrats neglecting their congressional choice. It urges every Democrat to mark both Bryan and Kern and James Harry Covington on Tuesday, warns Republican anxieties over shifts in the manufacturing district, and cites Bryan gaining in Taft’s stronghold with a drumbeat for disciplined voting.
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Congress
Bryan
Kern
James Harry Covington
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Independent Republican
Ledger
Taft
Bryan and Kern
Royal AW Pure Wool Tailoring Overcoats Ad
An advertisement promises a guaranteed suit fit that follows every line and curve of the wearer. It pledges lasting quality with a written legal guarantee valid until the garment is worn out, backed in the ad by a formal commitment.
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Royal AW
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
J. Harry Covington
Talbot County
William Jennings Bryan
New York
City Hall
Tueday
Politics and
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J. Frank Booth
Denton
Office of the Supervisors of Election
Denton, Md
Ease
West Denton
Wiblie Road
Hillson
Judges
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensboro
Third District
Preston
Federalsburg
Denton National Bank
E. B. Steele
Ill
F. P. Covey
L.R. Brownaven
Hillsboro
Ridgely
American Corner
Dayton
United States
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors of Election
Register of Wills
William H. Thawley
James T. Sylvester
William H. Beauchamp
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Caroline Cone Bryy
J. W. Johnson
John L. Everngam
Denton, Maryland
WALLS
Mullins Wilmington
Wm. R. Butler
Caroline Counts
Nowes
Ira L. Butler
Wim
R. Butler
Pentz
Tuckaloe Neck
McCormick
Bickford & Huffman
James H. Nichols
Harvey L. Cooper
John W. Clark
J. R. Frederick
Hobbs
J. H. Nichols & Son
Men’s & Children’s Clothing
Baltimore
Cluett
Monarch
OUR Hat Department
H. Nichols & Son
G. E. Riece
George Henning
Orphans’ Court
Joshua L. Lister
Mary N. Lister
T. Pliny Fisher
Joshua J. Lister
Rues
F. Garey
E. Lexington ST
Baltimore, Md
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