Whyte rails against free silver in Democratic party
The Denton Journal notes Hon. William Pinkney Whyte opposes voting for the Chicago nominee unless the money plank includes his monetary views. It condemns the stance as undemocratic, urges party unity, and reports on other political shifts including deputy wardens, Delaware GOP dissension, and McKinley’s victory in St Louis.
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William Pinkney Whyte
Democratic Party of the Nation
Chicago
Democratic Party
Higgins
Delaware
Order of Warning Service at Methodist Conference
The May Cleveland Ohio General Conference endorses a morning service order with optional items. Includes singing, prayers, Old and New Testament readings, collection, sermon, closing prayers, and doxology. Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as popular with pharmacists listings in Denton Hillsborough Ridgely and Mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Committee On Revisals
Chamberlain
Messrs. Kerr & Sons, Druggists
Mars
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hush Duffey
Hillsborough
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Mad
Month of Roses and Bargains in the Press
Webirena notes Monday June 1 1898 as a column on bargains filling the paper. Holders with large lots push liberal cuts for bulk sales while small dealers face subdivision costs. If goods meet standards they sell. if not they are hawked to new buyers. Echoes from imitators follow.
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Webirena
Voi
WwWanamaker’s
Continental Bicycles and Women Suit Sale Preview
An advertisement touts Continental Bicycles with prices under our name plate from 45 to 66 and notes strong demand worldwide. It highlights men and women models, plus a separate section marketing a women’s bicycle suit with coats, skirts, bloomers, leggings, and accessories in coordinated styles. The copy hints at stock shortages by week’s end and references famous maker appeal.
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Continental
Wouren
Duchess of Milford
Wanamaker Outlet Promises Low Prices on Dimities and Ginghams
An advertisement touts Wanamaker's dimities and ginghams at deep discounts, claiming inferior dealer selections and stressing ready help for makers. It lists prices on ginghams, printed fabrics, organdies, piques, and batistes, asserting quality and fast turnover amid competitive market conditions.
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Batiste
Mousseline Raye
Diye
Batiste Neigeuse
Dize
Batiste Trenton
Joun Wanamaker
Wanamaker clothing ads tout serge suits and value
Wanamaker & Brown markets serge suits from 7.50 to 18 with Clay cloth noted as best. They sell thousands every summer and claim 3,000,000 dollars yearly in clothing. Trousers start at 1.50 and golf and bike suits run 5 to 10. Stores list locations in Philadelphia and offer money back guarantees and railroad fare on moderate purchases.
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Oak Hall
Post Office
Lansdale Cambric
Zoe
Easton
Belese
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Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Lowndes
Baltimore City
J. Olney Norris
A. B. McClure
Philadelphia Times
Gibson
Philadelphia
St. Louis
William McKinley, Jr
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
Baltimore
Tanna
Wellington
National Committee
Jones A. Gary
D. R. Rothrock
New Berlin
William EE. Brown
Ugh Duffey
Sillsbere
Ridgely, Md
Reed
Etten
St Louis
Heir
Joe Manley
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Vic
Manley
Iving
Manly
Hanna
Maine
New England
Stevenson
United States
U S
U. S
Messrs
Lewis and
Pattison
John R. Pattison
Dorchester
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline
Pattison and
Lewis
Ganbridge Democrat
Neils
Uniontown
D. B. Patton
Fayette City
W. Eb, Brown
Hugh Daftey
Hillsboro
C. H W. Shields
Denton- Ridgely
Continental Bicycles
Wanamaker Clothing
Wanamaker & Brown
All Hall
William TH. Wanamaker
Market and Twelfth
Lupin
Optician
Joan BE. Trible
Lexington St
Majestic
OTTER
Williston Cycle Agency
Williston, Mid
Nisi
Thon
Fisher
Lisaiv
Lure
Lanatic
AML
Eneenia
Gadd
Luther DT. Gadd
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Benita
Dune
Kemp Stevens
Edwin C. Pields
Edwin CG. Fields
Chester River
Beesaeia
Ewm Alford
Chestertown
Ralph's
Booker's
Quaker Neck
Queenstown
Kent Isand
Bay
Bos. Ford
Centreville
Corsica River
Jackson Creek
Rock Mall
George Warfield
S. Niewizk, & Son
Williston
Burrsville
Alaryland
Powling Creek Wharf
JL Todd
J. Rive
Walter Todd
James II
Ross
Sullie Howard
Fred Howard
J. Hf. Towers
Wet
P. W. Sulli
Concord
American Corners
Liden
Todd
Choptank
Chas, IL
Sitelds
Salh
DAY & Stutchinson
Alex
Wardcastle
Maryland
Orrica
Yvilmer Emoryn
Clastreville, VD
Will
Caroline, Talbot
Kent County
Sue
McShane & Son
Denton, Ma
W. K. Conaway
Niles
T. Pred Garey
Dloors
Aton Abe
Especia
Otis Company
Ciildren
Heinrich Schapper
Mali
Ocean Cityie
M. Plsunday School OF
Claiborne
Hurlock
Bethleheem
Preston
THE
J. C. Godwin CO
ASTON
North Washington Street
McCorrmic
McCormick
Perfection
Richard T. Carter
BGP
New Fountain Hotel
Col
Pratt & Calvertsts
Baltimore, Maryland
Bernard Reilly
James N. Todd
Denton, Mo
JAS. T. Mullin & Son
Sinth and Market
Wilmington
Niss
William JL. Deweese
Fred. R. Owens
Deweere & Owens
Belle J. Graham
John Y. Grahsin
Circuit Court For
Equity
Deweese
Owens
Edwin C. Fields
James Butler
John Leonard
Fons Harmony
Gilpin’s Point
Said Butler
Mr. Dunavin
W. P. Willis
W. C. Paul
Harmony
Ganey’s
Orphans’ Court
Caroline’ County
Isaac J. Sigler
Tesig
Alfred Sigler
Joan A. Sigler
Fenne
J. Sigler
Deed
Wmiil, Deweese
Fred RE. Owens
Mon
Wa. H. Dewerse
Balto
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OT Bros. Dé CO
Elite Neckwear Co
Camden
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