Trusts and Republican Prosperity Debate in 1899 Chronicle
The Cambridge Chronicle reports on trusts tied to Republican prosperity and protectionism. It argues tariffs foster monopoly and price manipulation, cites New England steel rails bought cheaper abroad, and condemns political corruption in Baltimore. It notes Democratic gains in Maryland and Dorchester, and references fertilizer trusts forming east of the river. It closes with a local testimonial praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm and its regional sellers.
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New England
England
Baltimore City
Baltimore
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Dorchester County
Cambridge Chronicle
Ex-Governor Northern speaks on race relations in Boston
Former Georgia governor Northern addressed Boston audiences Monday night on The White Man s View of the Relations of the Negro in the South. He urged stopping lynchings to halt racism, warned against northern abuse of the South, and called for toleration and non interference while predicting progress through cautious, steady steps.
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Minnesota
Illinois
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Eastern Shore Contender for Comptroller Nomination
A Baltimore Record correspondent argues for alternative Democrats in the Comptroller race. It highlights Joshua W. Hering of Carroll as the only current option and champions Thomas A. Smith of Caroline for possible statewide support if the nomination shifts to the Eastern Shore. Smith is praised for merit under adverse conditions and party unity.
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Philadelphia Record
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Re-United Party
Tans Button Misses Shoes All Grades Work
A brief notice highlights Tans Button offering misses and children’s footwear across grades, with focus on work-ready styles and sizes available for purchase. The listing indicates a sale or catalog entry from a local retailer emphasizing durable, affordable options for girls and boys across school levels.
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