Armaments and Pensions in World Powers Compared
The New York Journal compares U S pension outlays with European military costs, noting Italy Austria Britain Germany France and Russia spend far less than America on warlike needs. It emphasizes a vast pension bill and hints at a broader army of sailors and pensioners beyond active forces.
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The
New York Journal
Europe
Italy
Germany
Russia
United States
U.S
The Points At Issue On Tariff Laws And Vanity
A long critique reviews tariff history from McKinley Wilson and Dingley laws, noting deficits under each and questioning revenue adequacy and government spending. It then shifts to a blunt essay on vanity and pride across personal, family, national, religious, and political spheres, urging education and restraint.
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Light
Mark Twain
Democrats Advocate Economic Policy Ahead of November Ballots
The text argues the Democrats manage government economics for the people's benefit. It notes deficits under the Dingley law and the premium on bond issuance offset interest for three years. It concludes that Democratic governance aligns with voter interests, a view held by a broad electorate expected to voice support in November.
Editorial notes on taxes and politics in Georgia
Editorial notes oppose repeal of mortgage tax describing it as a backward step and a tax burden on the rich. Sam Jones announces candidacy for Georgia governor but has not released a platform. It notes his self reliance for campaigning and mocks sensational war headlines.
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Sam Jones
Georgia
February real estate transfers recorded in clerk's office
A list of February real estate transfers shows numerous parcels traded in Denton and surrounding districts. Names include Towers, Temple, Jenkins, Greenlee, Downes, Nuttle, Ramsdell, Roe, Kerr, and many others with parcel sizes ranging from 1 acre to 484 acres and prices from nominal to 1 616 dollars. Many entries note Denton town property and Fourth Sixth districts, with several executors and attorneys involved in transfers.
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Albert G. Towers
Harry W. Temple
Harry 8S
Annie H. Jenkins
Minnie L. Greenlee
Thomas Hill
W. H. Deweese
John T. Carter, Jr
Denton
Lizzie G. Redden
Robert Jarman
Athileen C. Coursey
Eva M. George
Philip W. Downes
Denton Town
Edward Dill
Wm. A Dill
Thomas R. Green
W. Frank Ross
Calvin Satterfield
Lawrence Satterfield
Elizabeth Simpers
Lula Partridge
Maria W. Curtis
Thomas White
George W. Stokes
Sarah E. Cohee
Sarah A. Vansant
Thomas F. Cooper
W. B. Waddell
Carrie D. Bradley
Mary C. Bradley
Elizabeth Dixon Nuttle
Samuel G. Nuttle
Elizabeth Nuttle
Frank Mitchell
Jonathan EB
Towers
T. F. Chaffinch
Thomas A. Smith
J. W. Kerr
Joseph Lorenzo
Sylvester A. Henry
Elizabeth D. Nattle
Lorie Ramsdell
Harry E. Ramsdell
Annie H. Downes
Executrix
Josie D. Roe
Harry A. Roe
James H. Ross
Zebedeal Smith
Horatio Murphy
William H. Wooters
James A. Stephens
M. B. Stephens
John M. Wright
BE. E. Goslin
Federalsburg
Albert W. Sisk
James H. Nichols
Griffenburg Bros
C. W. Jackson
John L. Bradley
Broad tires save draft on macadam and farm roads
Missouri Experiment Station tests with narrow and six inch tires on macadam gravel dirt and farm ground show broad tires pull lighter on most surfaces and reduce road and field damage. Six inch tires recommended for farm and road wagons with equal axle lengths to keep wheels in the same track.
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Missouri Experiment Station
H. J. Waters
Bank Loot Inquiry Shakes Dover and Wilmington
William N. Boggs, a former Dover bank teller, returned to Wilmington and offered to explain the theft of about $100,000 from First National Bank of Dover. Prominent Kent residents Cooper Clark Cole Butler face warrants alleging aiding and abetting. bail set on $6,000, $2,500, $2,000, and $10,000 respectively. Boggs held for hearing, later jailed without bail at New Castle. Also notes a tuberculosis bill proposal to cull affected cattle with $30,000 appropriation and milk testing incentives under Live Stock Sanitary Board.
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William N. Boggs
First National Bank of
Dover
Wilmington
United States
Boggs
Harry A. Richardson
Smith
Kent
BE. T. Cooper
Milford
Amos Cole
Thomas S. Clark
Charles L. Butler
Richardson
Clark
Cole
Butler
Cooper
Marshal Short
Vandegrift
New Castle
Wilmington Exchange
Willams
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Croup Remedies and Medical Notices Across Local Ads
A collection of endorsements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup and colds in children, crediting Dr. George E. Wourr of Fernandina. Notices of Dover Bank collection threats, plus allegations against Boggs and Sheriff Fling in New Castle jail. Patient Byron Every from Woodstock cites relief from Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Mother Gray’s Worm Powder advertised with testimonials and free sample offer. Local merchants listed: W E Brown Denton Hugh Duffey Hillsborough R J Colston Ridgely.
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Chamberlain
Gro. E. Wourr
Circuit Court
Fernandina
Fla
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsborough
R. J. Colston
Francis Shunk Brown
Dover Bank
Boggs
President Richardson
Sheriff Fling
New Castle
Byron Every
Woodstock
Mich
W.E. Brown
Ridgely
Wanamaker's Announces New Season Suits For Lane
Wanamaker's Philadelphia notes new season suits for Lane. The store reports selling about twenty suits before press coverage, highlighting English printed foulards at 1.25 dollars and French printed foulards at 1 dollar.
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Lane
Wanamaker's fabric sale offers various velvety wools and coatings
At Wanamaker's a wide array of fabrics is listed with price per yard, including Antifot’s at 87M, Latin Sar at 50c, Wide Vale Diagonal at 53c, Indescell Brocade at 60c, Satin-striped Bayadere Covert at 75c, and All-wool Kersey Cloth at 90c. Descriptions note rich textures and color ranges. Also listed are Basket Matelasse Cheviot and Fancy Corded Stripes. For farmers, Wanamaker's operates a delivery service from Twentieth and Wharton Streets with 300 horses, noting foot tenderness in urban streets but good farm service.
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Wharton Streets
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Denton Journal
Melvin, Steele & Johnson
Armaments and Pensions
Government Printing Office
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
National Congress
Sluggard
Robert Patton
Tilghman
Kejley
Preston
Luther Griffin
Wm. M. Price
T. W. Smith
J. H. Matthews
Prudential Land Company of
Baltimore
Jacobus VerMullen
Allen
Allen S. Olamsted
Leroy,n.y
Delaware
Mother Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Philadelphia
Main Floor
Market Street
Alsace
Wanamaker's
George W. Eaton
Howard Melvin
T. Pliny Fisher
Court House
George W. Staton
Elizabeth Mary Howard
L. H G
Wm.s Ridgely
Paic
J.H. Nichols & Son
Denton, Md
Wvan
N.Y
N. Y
N. A. Rou
Tennessee
Thos. H. Everngam
Concord
The.c
Ze Peor
Ec .Cmy
GLOBE
Baltimore Street
Aici
Nuaviest
THI Globe
Pris Roe
Percale Rosen
Baltimore ST
Charles St
Crystal Globe
Baltimore, Md
I. ‘T. Nottle & Bro
Andersontown, MD
Wiliam E. Brown
Vicinity
R.M. Collins
Osborne Columbia Corn Harvester and Binder
Columbia Binder Twine
Osborne ColuMbIa Low
Osborne
Columbia
Osborne Horse
Evans Corn Planter
WM. J. Blackiston
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