Fall River mill wage cuts spark free trade critique
In Denton Journal the author argues against hard and fast protectionist rules as harmful to national industry. The piece cites Fall River wage reductions and lower raw cotton prices to claim Dingley policy harms domestic mills and foreign demand, warning of a looming glut in cotton and reduced output profits. It contrasts this with pension frauds and reforms, noting Evans circulars to curb deceitful pension attorneys and soldiers swindled by dishonest claims.
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Fall River
New England
Evans
Cleveland
Golden Irish
Golden Lniss Taurean
Baltimore
Senator Teller Seeks Vote On Silver Bond Payment Plan
The article reports Senator Teller plans a Senate vote on a resolution from the late Stanley Matthews Ohio urging bonds be payable in silver dollars and coinage restored. It argues the move would test constituents and show the difficulty of funding with gold bonds, urging public input or petitions.
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Teller
Senate
Stanley Matthews
Ohio
United States
Senators Square
Trading stamps may be banned by Maryland bill
Editorial note reports Baltimore merchants backing a District of Columbia style law to outlaw trading stamps. Maryland Agricultural College official W G Johnson praises state nurseries as thriving and superior to many regions. Other items mention political shifts, court house bonds, and local notices.
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Howard Bryant
Baltimore
Bryant
Ieaders
W. G. Johnson
Maryland Agricultural College
Atlantic
Pacific
Maryland
United States
Maryland House and Senate Caucuses Open State Assembly
The Maryland General Assembly opened with Democratic and Republican caucuses in Annapolis. Democratic delegates backed Lloyd Wilkinson for Speaker, while the Senate chose J. Wirt Randall as president pro tem, and Republicans backed Ashley Gould for Speaker amid a House deadlock and delayed votes.
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the Sun
Gould
Wellington
General Assembly of
Maryland
Democratic House
House of Delegates
State House
Annapolis
Lloyd Wilkinson
Worcester
John S. Witt
Cecil
Grosvenor Hanson
Carroll
George T. Redden
Worcester County
Benjamin L. Smith
Dorchester County
Reading
Walter R. Townsend
Baltimore County
J.j.moore
Washington County
Edward Davis
Finance
John Walter Smith
Smith
J. W. Hering
Carroll County
Senate
J. Roger McSherry
William L. Merrick
Journal
Juon F. Davis
Baltimore
J. Wirt Randall
Anne Arundel
Martin M. Higgins
Talbot
William C. Robinson
Allegany
Reading Clurch
W. O. Beckenbaugh
Baltimore City
Chas.s.snook
Frederick
Dr. Stade
F. H. Cummings
Wm. Brick
Alexander Hebb
Charles A. Wilson
Ww. H. Evans
F. Meyer
Wm. A. Crew
Wim. C. Standerford
Walter Todd
This County
Samuel D. Hammet
George W. Sand
John A. Greeley
Genral Assembly of
Ashley M. Gould
Louis Schaefer
Malster
Wilkinson
Schaefer
Denton Entertainment Postponed to January 13
Denton Maryland January 5 1898 due to illness in the New York Male Quartette Company the Denton Entertainment is postponed one week all members will be present a large audience is hoped for next Thursday night the 13th announced by the Denton Entertainment Committee
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Denton Entertainment Committee
Notice of Adminstration in Caroline County
Caroline County Orphans Court grants letters of administration on the estate of John Darling to the subscribers.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Rebecca ¥. Darling
Henry W. Hughes
John Darling
Dee’d
Wanamaker's Midwinter Sale of Muslin Underwear Begins
Wanamaker's launches a midwinter sale featuring muslin undergarments for women and children with large American-made stock. Also promoted are Mission Mills blankets, down quilts, and a massive run of women’s stationery and envelopes, stressing low prices and substantial stock across multiple product lines.
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Paris
America
Wanamaker’s
Philadelphia Daily Papers
Boys Clothes Sale Slashes Prices Across Sizes 3 to 16
A shop advertises deep discounts on boys wear from 3 to 16 years, featuring Sailor Suits, Reefers, and Knee Trousers. Items include navy blue cloth suits, worsted cheviots, and fancy corduroys with trimmed braiding, marked down to as low as $2.50 to $7 from higher prices.
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Phish
Asvande
Amd
Ted Trimmig
Solia
Cady’s Condition Powders For Horses
Purported tonic and vermifuge for horses described as a medicine rather than food. Marketed as improving bed condition and prime health. Sold at 25 cents per package with claims of blood purification.
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Peti
Kansas
Ocean City
Pusey & Jones Company
Lowndes
McComas
The
Baltimore Reform League
Denton
Dover Delawarean
Westfield
Ind
Westfield News
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Wm. H. Penn
Des Moines
Iowa
Alonzo L.miles
Dorchester
Lewis D. Syester
John S. Wilson
Peter Potee
Robinson White
Prince George’s
John 8. Wirt
Democratic
Senate Caucus
House
Quinlin
Hall
Messrs
Tolson and Brandler
Montgomery County
Zebedee
Rena
Harp
Frederick County
A. E. Ohr
Balti
Geo. B. Flynn
Levi Thompson
Republican
Capitol
Fowling Creek
I. Todd
C. A.pepper
Williston
C .T. Todd
C. M. Pepper
Cunty
William U. Deen
William F. Liden
Francis S. Todd
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Walter Sparklin
Weg
Ince
James N. Todd
Main Street
East
J. D. Downes
Denton National Bank
Greensboro
P.A. McLuane & Son
Denton, Caroline Co
T. W. Smith
Ridgely, Mad
Wilmer Emory
Wanamaker's
Philadelphia
Jack Frost
Mission Mills
John Wanamaker
Baltimore, MD
Tfonet
Tur Lux
Sux
Tne Baltivore Weekly Sun
Farmers’ Clubs and Institute
Sun
Canada
Mexico
Abell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Baviimorn
King’s
TULL
James King
High Street
Baltimore St
Baltimore Street
W. J. Blackiston
Denton, Maryland
Charles
Ghristmas
the Globe
Baltimore News
the News
Associated Press
Jacob T. Alburger
Denton, Nd
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