Party notes blame Republicans for ongoing prosperity slump
Mr. Wanamaker argues the GOP’s six months of congressional control failed to deliver retrenchment revenue or rest. He cites excessive spending, tariff distortions, and a sugar scandal link, saying refiners profit at consumers’ expense. The piece cites the Rockville Advocate on repeal of election laws as partisan power play. It also references Easton Ster-Democrat urging party unity for the November election and notes a large New York to Atlantic City bicycle ride featuring a nine year old girl amid other items.
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Mr. Wanamaker
Congress
Republican Congress
New York World
Senate
Rockville
Easton
New York
Atlantic City
Caroline favored for judicial convention nomination
The passage urges a united county Democratic effort to secure Caroline a nomination for the judgeship with strong backing for Hon. Henry R. Lewis and a large county victory next November. It also reports Consul-General Lee’s finding on Dr. Ruiz who died in Havana prison, condemning his illegal imprisonment. The New York World criticizes Congress as producing paralysis over six months.
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Caroline County
Denton
Second Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Baltimore
John E. Wilson
State Central Comm
Caroline Co
Caroline
Henry R. Lewis
Lee
Dr. Ruiz
Havana
Ruiz
Spain
Cuba
Union Editors Warn Republicans Hurt Prospects of Prosperity
The piece argues the President cannot work miracles and criticizes Aldrich tariff plans as protectionist, likely harming buyers. It predicts four more years of Republican rule will worsen trade conditions and cites fear of a gold standard resurgence. It ends with a dare: we’ll see if they succeed.
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Union
Aldrich
Senate
Ramsdell
Tariff talk signals final Senate stage and conferral
The Philadelphia Record cites Senator Gorman as predicting Senate passage of the tariff by midmonth, noting expert authority on the bill and the two houses' likely conference. The piece likens tariff passage to a traveler braving a thunder shower, with business leaders fearing delay more than changes. It also mentions Dr. Chamberlain's Pain Balm aiding Isaac Horner of Burton, West Virginia, after years of rheumatic suffering, and lists local sellers.
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Senator Gorman
Maryland
Senate
Gorman
United States
Dingley
Aldrich
McKinley
Philadelphia Record
Chamberlains Remedy Endorsed By Indiana Firm
A. H. Potter of E. C. Atkins & Co. Indianapolis testifies the three year supply of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy never leaves their house. He says it cures not just stops pain and his family uses it for all children. Available from Wm. 2. Brown Denton Duffey Fillsboro and R. J. Colston Ridgely Md.
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Isaac Horner
Burton House
Burton
W. Va
Evans
Wheeling Drug Co
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
A. H. Potter
E.C. Atkins & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Wm. 2
Brown
Denton, Il
Duffey
Fillsboro
Ridgely,Md
B&O Introduces Pullman Observation Sleeping Cars
Beginning Sunday June 13 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run Pullman Observation Sleeping Cars between Baltimore and Chicago. Cars include a rear saloon parlor with upholstered revolving chairs sofas and easy chairs to enhance views of the scenic wonders for which the line is famed.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Pullman
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Philip Noble
William W. Noble
James F. Fountain
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James F. Bountain
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Hickman
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Charles W. Todd
Zeb Fountain
J. W. Hignutt
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J. W. Cuark, Jr
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Ship of Progress
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Delaware and
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Williston Cycle Agency
Williston, MD
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Perless
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