Gorman Seen As Prominent 1900 Democratic Hope
Washington correspondent Alfred Henry Lewis argues Senator Gorman of Maryland could be a leading Democrat for the 1900 presidential nomination. The piece cites Gorman's strength in the East and South, noting his role against the force bill and solid party standing, with potential support from Bryan in the West.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
Washington
Metropolitan Magazine
Gorman
Maryland
Bryan
Lewis
Eis
East
Southland
Senate
Mason’s and
Dixon
Mr. Gorman
West
Peace terms accepted by Spain after Joint Peace Commission
The Joint Peace Commission met Monday as Spanish Commissioners announced acceptance of American demands. Spain, exhausted by diplomacy, resigns to the victor and agrees to the proposed terms to end the war. Ex-Senator Hepbrow visited Ches Town and praised local Democratic contenders. Local comments praise adverting during the Christmas season and note Baltimore party organization. Pains in the chest with a cold signal possible pneumonia. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm applied to the chest relieves pain and may prevent pneumonia. Sold by Haugh Duffey Hillsboro NJ Colston Ridgely and W.E. Brown Deaton.
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Spain
Chamberlain
Haugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Hugh Duffey
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
W. E. Brown
Denton
Gorman Open Door Policy on Philippines Seen as Not Committing Tariff
The Baltimore Herald notes Senator Gorman disputes that the open door policy commits the U S to a non uniform tariff for the Philippines. He argues Congress will handle the matter, with occupation policies distinct from Hawaii and Puerto Rico. He warns the Philippines may become U S territory and require trade treatment like other possessions. The piece also cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsements and local sales notes.
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Baltimore Herald
Gorman
Philippines
Congress
United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Mexico
Texas
Wanamaker's Fashionable Dress Goods Now Offered Below Value
Wanamaker's promotes stylish foreign and domestic dress goods with new lots arriving at lower prices. It stresses that markets are not necessarily unstable and that goods are sold under value as sources and supplies shift. One example highlights 45 inch wide Now-Colored city suitings priced at 75c, offered as a bargain to shoppers.
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Oxford
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker & Brown
Phila
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Lowndes
Delaware
Addicks
Hugh Duffay
Wanamaker's
Wandar
Nana Tananeles
John Wanvercoats Amaker
Skinner
Ander
James Carey
Abraham R. Wright
Caroline County
Henry T. Nuttle
Patrick W. Carey
Henry R. Lewis
Willard E. West
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Wm. H. Deen
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F. P. Covey
Auct
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Easton
New Bridge
Happy Russell
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J. W. Clank
Tuckahoe Neck
Jersey
B. C. Eichelberger
N. Charles Street
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D.D.S
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Acme Hall
Acme
Denton National Bank
Bay
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J. W.craix, Jr
TWO Reed’s Creameries
Dearborn
McCormick
H. ©. Fisher
J. W. Ciarx, Jr
Sheppard’s Chapel
Greensborough-Burrsville
York
Alexander Russell
J. W. Crank, Jr
J. Speal
Camden
Del
Greater Gak Hall
Ulsters
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Elysians
Jas, T
Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
Peninsula
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware CO
Easton, Maryland
Journal
the Globe
S. A
Hutton
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Globe
THE
Globe's Children’s Department
Ces. Eee
C. Men’s
Baltimore Street
Charles
Baltimore, MD
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King Bee
LION
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Pruit and Produce Commission
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First National Bank of
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Stewartstown, Pa
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