Dingley tariff bill sparks mixed messages and debate
The Dingley tariff bill draws sharp comment from The New York Voice and The New York Tribune amid warnings of renewed protectionism. Ex congressman Willson hails it as ultra protective while Chairman Dingley argues rates sit between McKinley and Wilson plans. Final vote slated March 31. Centerville primaries argued to align party machinery for a fall victory. Dorset Republicans face internal rewards and black votes amid crossover tensions. Senate composition described with party counts and a fusion result noted. Centerville editorial endorsement praises Robert M Price efforts to convene the judicial convention. Public notices and guest book customs noted in local columns.
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Centreville
Central Committee
Queen Anne’s
Farmers form mutual aid club in Somerset area
Somerset farmers organize a mutual benefit club led by Dr. Daniel W. Jones of Mt. Vernon to fix farm labor wages and cut transport costs. Clubs already thrive in Kent and Harford, with Denton meetings highlighted as proving the concept.
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Daniel W. Jones
Mt. Vernon
Kent
Harford
Denton
Salt Ste. Marie man cured by simple balm
After eleven days confinement and $25 in doctor bills, Mr. Frank Dolson of Salt Ste. Marie Mich. was cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing 25 cents and has had no trouble since. For sale by W. E. Brown Denton H Duffey Hillsboro and R J Colston Ridgely.
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Frank Dolson
Salt Ste. Marie
Mich
Butthe
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Wanamaker's Spring Textile Display Shines in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on March 22, 1897 reports Cheery days at Wanamaker's with a bright, busy spring show. The store prospers as buyers return from Europe and staff prepare new lines for the upcoming holiday season. The piece notes the store as a premier women’s shopping destination, ready to welcome customers.
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Philadelphia
Wanamaker’s
Brownie and Sailor Suits Premiere at Wanamaker Store
John Wanamaker advertises 275 Brownie and Sailor Suit styles for boys from ages 3 to 16. Brownie suits with Palmer Cox trademarked branding priced 3.50 to 7.50, Sailor suits 2.75 to 8.50, West three piece suits for older boys at 7 to 13.50, plus coats and washable options in varied fabrics.
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Palmer Cox
Bombay
S2ersichker
John Wanamaker
Notice to Farmers and Local Services in Hillsboro
Farmers who plan wire fencing should consult I. T. Sparklin & Co. of Hillsboro Md before contracting. Our tailor offers stylish affordable suits with a full sample line. W H Davis of Federalsburg makes photographs that please the eye at pocket friendly prices. Get yours made.
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Hillsboro
W. H. Davis
Federalsburg
Alonzo O. Briss Co
Washington, D. C
U.S. A
Alonzo QO. Bliss Co
Washington
D. DC
U. S.A
Sally Goon
Denton
Caroline County
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