McKinleyism Promises Seen As Tyranny By Hanna Backers
The Denton Journal critiques McKinley’s candidacy, arguing Hanna’s behind the scenes control favors a government of the millionaires, opposes the laboring masses, and would deny “government by the people.” It favors a Democratic alternative and warns of McKinley’s tariff legacy. It closes with a local appeal to Denton and surrounding counties to consider hosting displaced children for a positive summer program led by Mr Owens.
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Republican Party
St. Louis
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Hanna
Warnings On Expense Finances In Congress Exposed
Despite warnings from the President and Senators, the late Republican Congress spent lavishly. Hon Joseph Wheeler reports 1893-96 federal outlays total 1,085,237,154 yearly, far surpassing other nations. Pensions alone exceed other governments, deficits hint at reckless appropriations and retrenchment is urged.
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Gorman
Republican
Congress
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
United States
Russia
France
United Kingdom
German Empire
Wheeler
Help the Fresh Air Society Outing for City Children
The Baltimore Fresh Air Society, with Fred R. Owens of Deweese & Owens as vice president, plans an annual July August outing for poor city children. It relies on volunteer officers, no salaries, and city clothing and railroad fares to send many youths to rural homes for a fortnight, bringing brightness to their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Fresh Air Society
Fred. R. Owens
Deweese & Owens
Henry Holiday Golds aged judge profile and tariff stance
Six-Judge Henry Holiday Golds of Baltimore completed his seventy ninth year on Monday. A lifelong Democrat turned Republican judge, he held office after the war and remains active. The piece quotes New York Democratic tariff views from the 1892 Chicago platform and questions queries on agricultural policy.
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Henry Holiday
Caroline
Talbot
Congress
New York
Chicago
Bicycle boat ventures into water powered by pedal propeller
A New York invention attaches a bicycle frame to a boat bottom with a screw paddle propeller driven by pedals. The handle bars steer via the rudder, reducing rowing labor by half and doubling speed. Consul-General Lee will likely report on Cuba matters guiding government action.
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New York
Lee
Cuba
Delicate seating remark at St Louis stirs party fears
Addicks warned that committee on credentials refusing to seat the Delaware delegation would doom the Republicans in the state for twenty years. Senators Gorman and Gibson were recently interviewed and both anticipate a free coinage platform at the Chicago convention.
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Committee On Credentials
Delaware
Addicks
St. Louis
Gorman
Gibson
Chicago
Ex Congressman's Illness Cited By Fay ette City Druggist
D B Patton of Fayette City Pa recalls Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy giving immediate relief to three witnesses in Uniontown court last summer and helping a neighbor with a severe stomach cramp. He says the remedy is a local favorite and personal staple while traveling. Available from W E Brown Denton Hugh Duffey Hillsboro and R J Colston Ridgely Md.
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Uniontown
D. B. Patton
Fayette City
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Suit Filed Over False Arrest Against Rail Company
Samuel C. Ridings of Berlin sues the Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company for 5000 dollars alleging false arrest and imprisonment and malicious prosecution over a train wrecking claim. Ridings was bailed after two days in jail and not indicted. John Ellis, sixteen, was indicted for the same offense and is serving a sentence in the House of Correction.
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Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Company
Samuel C. Ridings
Berlin
Ridings
John Ellis
House of Correction
Doctor Endorses Chamberlains Medicines In Pennsylvania
Dr. D R Rothrock of New Berlin pa recommends Chamberlains medicines after a year in his pharmacy. He says customers praise them highly and that rheumatism sufferers will praise the Pain Basin for quick relief, sold by William E Brown Denton Hugh Duffey Hillsboro Ky Colston Ridgely Md.
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D. RR. Rothrock
New Berlin
Chamberlain
William E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Colston
Ridgely
Bargain Day Sealed With Fashion Fevers and Semmier Dress Stuffs
A garbled ad-style notice proclaims a rapid sale of a vast assortment of semmier dresses and fashion goods worth about one hundred thousand dollars. It promises a broad line of wanted faires in a brisk movement, with numerous varied lots offered to turn into cash.
Wanamaker Dress Goods and Clothing Sale Across Stores
The Philadelphia department shows deep discounts on dress goods and summer clothing. Bold price cuts claim to outpace prior records as sections expand, with examples of reduced men’s suits and a warning against dishonest promotions.
Dimities and dress fabrics on sale at true bargains
Fresh dimities and dress goods featured from a dress goods salon with low prices. Many items include printed chinties, ginghams, crepes, pique, and silk blends with marked discounts on dress patterns and lengths, Glasgow and Yankee made fabrics, and.months of sale pricing.
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Dimity Daintiness
Glasgow
Mozambique
TwicenWeek American Subscription Offer Notice
The Twicen-Week American announces two issues weekly Tuesday and Friday with news, poetry, romances, and agricultural and market content. Special subscription rates for various copy bundles, with specimen copies and multi-address delivery options, require remittance by check or money order.
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Baltimore
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Centreville, MD
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Richard A. McCurdy
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Kent
Queen Anne’s, Talbot
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Williston
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Deweese
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