The Wealth in New York’s Rich Men and Tax Burdens
A critique of anti-silver arguments and a look at New York’s top fifty fortunes. The piece asserts $1.6 billion in possessions and $399,460 in taxes, claiming most wealth is in ready money, non taxable, tied up from circulation and not supporting productive activity. It argues this burden skews toward the many less wealthy, especially farmers, causing unrest.
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New York
Philadelomea
Mendag
Dads
St-Ss
Prect Alte
Imp
Lions
Ike
Flintlock
Suimacrvish Coods
Autun
Democrats Expect A Victory In The Presidential Race
A Washington correspondent notes rising Bryan enthusiasm across the South and West. Silver sentiment grows with Populist and Republican free silver votes augmenting Democratic strength. Leaders predict Indiana and Illinois shift strongly to Bryan, with Kentucky and other states leaning Democratic. Campaigns rush to educate voters with sound-money and free-silver documents.
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New York Voice
Washington Hesing
Teller
Bryan
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wisconsin
Hinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio
South Dahkorn
Marcus Tanne
Major MacKinley
White House
Washington
Baltimore
South
Chicago
East
Russell
Georgia
Maryland
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Republcan
Democratic Committee
Shanklin
Buchana
Ilinois
Iinois
Representative Berry
Kentucky
Alleganies
McKinley
Prophecy Gift Snooped In Presidential Guess
Cambridge Chronicle notes Republican partisans target Cecil's school board while recounting a prophecy by Mr Edwin Desc., who announced plans for the next U.S. President. Dashiell’s name surfaced as a choice, with Carlisle Stevenson Whitney considered before settling on Ira. Also mentions death of Robert Garrett and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from W. B. Gainnip.
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Edwin Desc
Popular
Te Naene Dine
Carlisle
Stevenson
Whitney
Ira
Chicago
Dashiell
Cambridge Chronicle
Democratic meeting set for Baltimore August in Maryland
Congressman Rusk chairs a Democratic City Committee event with Hon. William J. Pryan the presidential nominee expected in Baltimore mid August. National committee chairmen plan to attend. The piece notes strong party endorsements across the nation and mentions William J. Bevan Madison Square Garden August 12 for notification, plus Delaware's Col. F T. Ross as a possible gubernatorial candidate.
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Rusk
Democratic City Committee
William J. Pryan
Baltimore
Jones
Nationalommitee
Maryland
William J. Bevan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Prodigal Waltos and summer clothing sale
The ad describes a general store's summer sale with low prices on straw hats and cool men’s clothing. It promotes straw hats, Canton weave fabrics, and men’s jackets, coats, and white duck trousers. Boys’ sailor suits, knee trousers, and all-wool claims are contrasted with cheaper fabrics.
Black Dress Goods and Angola Flannel Sale Ad
Old catalog style ad selling BLACK DRESS GOODS Challis at 28c this season and 37c last season 45c, with new weavings and limited stock. ANGOLA FLANNEL described as serge like, cashmere feel, lambs wool, washable without shrinking, priced previously 26c/25c now 12 4c. Sale touts economy and quick purchase.
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Angola
Daily Steamers Schedule From Pier Light Street
Steamers depart daily from Pier Light Street at 7 points for multiple landings including Oy ford Trappe Cambridge Chancellor's Clark's Medford Choptank Lloyd's Dover Bridge Kingston McCarty's Ganey's Downes Towers Williston Reese's Coward's Covey's Hillsboro and Queer Anime starting March 2. Returns depart Hillsboro Mondays through Fridays at 10 a.m. with staggered stops to Baltimore arriving next morning. Freight accepted until 6 p.m. daily for all landings.
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Licht Street
Oyford
Trappe
Cambridge
Chancellor's
Clark's
Medford
Lloyd's
Dover Bridge
Kingston
McCarty's
Ganes’s
Downes
Towers Williston
Reese's
Coward’s
Covey’s
Hillsboro
Queer Anime
Deave Wittsboro
Avalon
Joppa
Easton
Oxford
East New Market
Denton
Orford
Willard Thomson
Jas. E. Byrd
Gen'l Man
South Street
Light St
Baltimore
Maryland
Z.T. Huteutssos
Suits Slashed as Pants and White Shirts Go On Sale
A thrift announcements notes suits reduced from 212.50 to 7.50 and items from 1.00 up to 320.00 are discounted. It promotes shirts priced at 60c and claims superior pants, urging shoppers to buy now.
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Wham J. Detar
Nebraska
Artiur Sewall
Maine
Randolph Barton
Geo. W. Purnell
William Aeslay
Geolw, Albaugit
Joan Hubert
Edward Raine
Thomas H. Bond
William R. Getty
Independent
Court House
Bryan and Sewall
Cecil
Robert Garrett
The
B. & O. Railroad
Deer Park
W. 2B
Gainnip
Acto
Chamberlain
van. EB. Brown
Hugh Duffey
R.d. Colston
Ridgely
S. W. Hurst
Leon
Towa
John BE. Hurst
Braon
Tammany Hall Democracy
New England
Col. FT. Ross
Seaford
Canton
Mackinaw
Manila
T. Fred Garey
Wheeler Transportation Line
Great Choptank
Trappe and Tuckahoe Rivers
Nisi
Aghinistrates
Charles M. Pippin
Circuit Cour
Caroline County
TSG
Pippin
le Tay
Callan
Aueast
Edwin C. Fields
Edwin C. Fieeds
Steathson
Ford Yeure
Anyote
Theo. Allen
Thave
Joan Upen
James N. Todd
Carr. D.S. Brockway
Greensborough
George F. Dill
DS Brockway
Harry A. Rok
Ages
Fey
Erin
Walt DE Weeble
Fred RR. Owens
Dewles
F & Owens
at-Law
Denton, MD
Mortenuwes Forceloed
Wald Dawenrsn
U. S
U.S
C.a.snow & CO
W. K. Conaway
Ridgely, MD
Orrick Hovis
Jarvey L.cooper
Denton, Waryland
Wf. Temple
Centreville, Md
Sao
Court of Kent
Lee Anne's
Palbot
Caroline Counties
Elite Neckwear Co
Camden
Emory
Will
Caroline, Talbot and
Kent County
le Dimities
Lonsdale Cambrie
Nation Department
Sumner
P. W
Mattings
J.C. Godwin Company
North Washington Street
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Third Haven
Great Choptane River
Uxeter
Shell Point
Bellevue
Double Mills
M.h.smith
Prop
Prid of
Globe,” and “Choptank
M. H. Smith
Denton Bridge
John Johnstone
Chester River
Poe
Emala A. Ford
Chestertown
Rolph’s
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Queenstown
Rent
Stland
Ford
Centreville
Corsica River
Jackson Creek
Rock Hall
George Warfield
Gilbert Bros. & CO
RAI Timore, MD
S. Lubin
Optician
John E. Trible
Lexington St
Western Maryland College
Westminster, MD
T. H. Lewis
Wrek
Melfinley
Hobart
Murat
Halestead
Chauncey M. Depew
Nusehnt
Nert Birgest
Slo
Seel& CO
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
County Commissioners
Tuckahoe Neck
Knotts
J. W. Knotts
Tam
N. Alex. Hutson
Pulbundit
Soltina
Hom
Vasdila
W. F. Pennington
Acent
Hillsborough
Jonathan Evitts
Zeal. A. Shields
Choptank
Chas, Shields
Salah
Caroline CO
Said
Photograph Gallery
A. Reiser
Bertha Reiser
Ethel Blain
NEW Fountain Hotel
Pratt & Calvertsts
Cluss
Bernard Reilly
Virginia College For
Roanoke
Valley of Va
Mattie PO Harris Jyli
Virginia
A.G. Gelletly & Co
A. G. Gelletly
Williston, Md
Said County
Wm. Loeckerman
Wm. T. Hignutt
Bayard Nichols
James Butler
John Seward
Harmony
Gilpin
Mr. Dunnivan
W. DP. Willis
Enid
W. P. Willis
P. Willis
W. C. Pool
Tarmony
Gancy’s
Geo
A. Deakyne
Cxerr
John T. Daily
Circuit Court
George M. Russum
F. Kemp Stevens
Caid Court
Caid
Dwin C. Fields
S. Nowell & Son
Williston
Burrsville
Pliny Fisher
Denton, Mo
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