Editorial Notes on New York Reform and 19th Century Politics
Editorial cautions about gamblers paying police for protection in New York and calls for vigilance. Compares current campaigns to 1848 and 1848 era party splits, notes Vermont barometer trends, and predicts Governor Wilson’s election. Reports Salvation Army funeral march of Gen. William Booth in London with millions watching.
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Colored Lawyers’ Admission Sparks ABA Compromise
The American Bar Association will allow William E. Lewis, a colored assistant Attorney General under Taft, to stay in the Association but will not admit other colored lawyers. The move follows pressure from Attorney General Wickersham and reflects regional opposition in the South. Also noted is a Post Office Sunday delivery cutback, phosphate deposits vast in Rocky Mountain states, and a critique of Democratic Congressmen’s performance by Wilmington Every Evening. Baltimore election judges fined for neglect. meat prices reportedly falling. Col Thomas S. Hadson active in Roosevelt faction in Somerset.
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United States
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Inaugurating a New Era for the Farmer in America
Governor Wilson warned that the nation must extend university knowledge to farms via extension programs. He cited a House bill to bring soil chemistry, crop rotation, and planting methods to farmers, arguing for practical education and national competition pushing action over promises.
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United States
Wilson
Farmers of
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Lever Bill Aims to Train Young Farmers Nationwide
A 1916 editorial discusses the Lever Agricultural Extension bill providing federal and state support for skilled farm demonstrations in each county. It notes House passage on August 23 and urges Maryland senators to back it when Congress reopens in December, highlighting Caroline County’s experiment farm near Ridgely and urging farmers to write Senators Smith and Rayner to show support. The piece ties rural modernization to national growth and calls for improved land tillage knowledge to boost crop returns. It also references Catholic and political debates and mentions a Department of Agriculture effort to form boys and girls agricultural clubs in Maryland, plus seed prices from PeninsulaProduce Exchange.
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Unity and Efficiency Through Wilson Presidency
The Philadelphia Record argues that a Wilson White House with a Democratic Congress offers harmony and workable reform. It warns that Roosevelt or Taft would fail to pass lasting policies with a hostile Legislature, and stresses accountability under a unified Democratic government.
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The Catholic Vote Editorial View
The piece cites The Sunday Visitor editor Rev John F Noll arguing Catholics should not expect bloc voting or Catholic loyalty in nominations The author notes Taft Sherman Wilson Marshall and Governor Wilson as examples of broad minded leaders who respect Catholic influence and practice without prejudice.
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Alan Goldsborough Trustee Sale In Denton Maryland
Trustee will offer real estate at public sale at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland under a decree of the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Chancery No 1504. Plaintiff James H Barrow defends Carrie H Larrimore et al. Deliberate sale conditions to be announced.
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James Barrow land sale in Caroline County Maryland
The notice sets Tuesday October 1 1912 between 2 and 4 pm for the sale of the James Barrow land in the Fourth Election District of Caroline County Maryland. The property lies about a mile and a half from Bethlehem station on the U. H. C. & A. Railroad and is bounded by Cool Spring Creek, county roads from Cedar Lane to Tan Yard and Hog Island, and lands recently purchased by Alex Noble and Ichford Williams.
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Hethlehem
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Cedar Lane
Tan Yard
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Ichford Williams
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Bethlehem
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Frizier's Flats Farm
316.38 Acres Farm Offered In Two Parcels
The property comprises 316.38 acres more or less to be offered first in two parcels. Parcel 1 lies north of Parcel 2 and is bounded on the east by lands recently purchased by Alex Noble and Twiford Williams and on the south by the Bethlehem Hog Island road, and on the west by the Frazier's Flats Tan Yard road. Parcel 2's exact boundaries are described with reference to Parcel 1 and surrounding roads.
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Twiford Williams
Bethlehem
Hog Island
Frazier
144.3 Acre Parcel With Timber and Woodlands
A description of Parcel No. 2 detailing a 144.3 acre tract that is mostly woodland with about two acres cleared. The land is unimproved and includes timber resources. Bounded by Cool Spring Creek to the north, Cedar Lane to Tan Yard road on the east, part of Alex Noble and Twiford Williams lands on the south, and a county road leading from Frazier's Flats Farm to Tan Yard on the west.
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232 Acres Farm Land For Sale With Timber
About two acres are cleared on this tract with enough wood and timber for farm use. Additional timber not included with this parcel is noted elsewhere in the listing.
Large Farm Parcel Sale With Timber Sixty-Six Acres
Improvements on Parcel No 2 include a comfortable dwelling in good repair a large barn a large stable implement shed wagon shed cow shed and other out buildings covering about fifteen acres on the back part of Parcel No 2. The 376.3 acre property with all improvements and timber will be offered as a whole or in parts to maximize bid the sale date January 1st 1903 possession given then timber plat to appear in ads terms: one third cash at sale and balance January 1 1913 or all cash option 6 percent interest deferments secured by trustee title at purchaser expense trustee T Alan Goldsborough
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Bob
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