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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1895
Page
2
Editorial condemns the mob execution of Price after a fatal crime, noting clear guilt and lawful sentencing but denouncing vigilante justice. It argues the lynching was a calculated, organized act with lasting harm to the victim’s family and to justice.
Washington dispatches warn the Republican majority will swiftly take up tariff policy after assembly to back McKinley high duties. The Baltimore Herald notes Senator Burrows supports higher import taxes and McKinley’s presidential bid hinges on a protective tariff, despite party rifts. Governor McKinley’s southern tour allegedly yielded hospitality not broad political backing for protection.
The Baltimore Working Herald is blamed for slander about a court after Price's lynching. The piece defends the court's actions, condemns the responsible lawyers, and notes surrounding Democratic primaries and Republican criticisms. Also mentions hay prices, Farmer attitudes, Robinson for Governor, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm testimonials from Emily Thorne in Toledo.
A Baltimore company advertises a short time offer for an elegant life size crayon or pastel portrait of a loved one. Send your name to receive the grand deal. The ad lists Boston Portrait Co located at 614 W Baltimore Street.
The Wanamaker's store in Philadelphia boasts continuous stock and year round appeal for travelers and locals. Importers and makers grant ample cash for surplus goods, making mid summer a peak period for trade opportunities and shopper interest.
A carnival of fabrics and linings under King Cotton with deep cuts on Lawns Delaine Dimities and Ginghams. Items include 4c Lawns 5c Dress Chevrals 6c Cotton Covert 8c Printed Ducks and 18c Scotch Ginghams with prices slashed from higher earlier marks.
Quaker City Linen costs about half the Royal Irish Linen and rivals it in quality. The City Linen, with thinker's weight, is priced around 25c per ream. Envelopes matching the cheap papers are sold for 5c each, a bargain not matched by many stores.
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