Manufacturers Must Hustle In Trade With Americas
The editorial argues the United States loses buying and selling power with South and Central American states and the West Indies. It urges American exporters to target Argentina Brazil Bolivia Cuba and Amazon countries, criticizes repelling trade, and calls for merchants to expand export of manufactured goods to regain dominance in global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central American
West Indies
United States
Bolivia
Argentina
Europe
Philadelphia
Amazon
Brazil
Cuba
United States of America
America
Silver Will Be The Issue In The Coming Elections
The piece argues the 1896 gold standard victory showed indecisiveness and that silver must be adopted or else. It notes shifts in New York City and State, Ohio, Kentucky, and Nebraska toward silver. It predicts Democrats favor free silver 16 to 1, while Republicans face choosing silver or gold as Europe rejects a bimetallic accord. The author cites Bryan’s continued push and the likely 1900 test at the polls.
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New York City
New York State
Ohio
Washington
Kentucky
Louisville Journal
Nebraska
Bryan
Europe
Great Britain
St. Louis
N. Y. Sun
O. Briss Co
Washington, D. C
U.S. A
Alonzo Q. Bliss Co
D. C
Sarin Goon
Denton
Caroline County
Emil Muller
Berlin
Glyza Chemical Company
Washington, D.C
Sele
Smith Good
Editorial notes on race voting and Maryland politics
A Talbot editor calls for the Republican party to drop Black voters from calculations after elections while noting small shifts in county votes could switch control. The Louisville Courier-Journal ancestry and other items discuss charity conferences, Virginia justice, tax office ideas, and Cecil’s John S. Wirt as a minority Speakership candidate.
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Talbot
The
Trappe Times
Times
Democratic Revival and Political Gossip Across States
Senator James K. Jones predicts a growing silver sentiment and Democratic revival plans, while Hugo and other political notes span contested elections in Worcester county, potential U. S. Senate changes, and campaign fundraiser curios. Also covered are Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by a Illinois drug firm, and a Baltimore milliner taking charge at American Corner with new fashions.
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J. A. Johnson
Lynn Center
Ill
Johnson
Chamberlain
Johnson Bros
Mr. Johnson
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Local notices and brief political notes in Haston area
A compilation of short items from the Haston Ledger and surrounding papers. It reports on opinions about distributing political circulars, liquor license considerations in Queenstown, changes in clerk offices, a Seaford doctor’s cure for indigestion, a fatal shooting near Lynch’s Station, a juror’s death, local business moves, a donkey bite incident, pardons and indictments, developments in Hurlock, storm damage in Ocean City, a Thanksgiving lecture by Congressman Howard, and a reader letter praising Chamberlain’s remedy for bilious colic, plus coffee substitutes and local advertisements.
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Easton
Caroline County
William R. Martin
Haston Ledger
Queen Anne’s
Queenstown
Wrightson
Circuit Court
Henry Hollyday
William S. Wilson
Bateman
Haston
Seaford
William Newcomb
Joe Wright
Lynch’s Station
Kent County
Kent
Wright
Talbot
Gazette
George W. Fennimore
Centreville
Court House
Denton Creamery
Johnson
Cambridge News
Edward Williams
E. M. Clark
North East
Woolleyhand
B. Palmer Keating
Hurlock
Ocean City
Howard
How Worry Affects The Brain And Its Deadly Toll
A concise exposition argues that persistent worry damages brain cells, undermines mental control, and through the brain’s role as the body’s nutritive center leads to progressive organ decline and death. It likens constant intrusive thoughts to a hammer striking the brain, gradually weakening vital cells.
Wanamaker’s Holiday Gift Preview
Wanamaker’s Philadelphia invites early shopping for the holiday season with new stock from a demanufactured maker. Hand based repousse pieces include bon bon dishes ring stands tea sets priced around twenty dollars and up. Charming pitchers pepper shakers fruit bowls and children's cups feature in a wide selection touted as close to bullion value with early choices advantaged. Christmas gifts are easy to keep.
Toy Land Holiday Toy Store Opens Fourth Floor
John Wanamaker announces a Holiday Toy Store on the fourth floor featuring European and American contrivances to entertain children. Mechanical toys attract most attention with iron wheeled elephants camels and goats for riding rather than dragging. A wide range includes base ball pins forts castles dolls houses and more, with a note to buy early to avoid crowds.
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Europe
America
John Wanamaker
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Melvin
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General Assembly
Talbot County
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Montgomery County
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Carroll
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Mudd
Louisville Courier-Journal
Maryland Conference of Charities and Correction
Johns’ Hopkins University
Baltimore
Forrest
Virginia
Maryland
Johns. Wirt
Cecil
James K. Jones
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Rirrer
Mark Hanna
Murray Vancouver
Democratic State Central Committee
Spain
Uncle Sam
Don
Worcester County
Sidney E. Mudd
A. P. Gorman
U. S. Senate
North America
Mr. Wanamaker
Meat News
Dr. Barber
Washington Star
Miss Quinn
B. W. Parker
American Corner
Cali
F. Butler
Fairhaven
Conn
Hub
Baltimore and
Light Street
J. Harry Rose
Judge Russum
I Jo
Baltimore News
Russum
Queen Anne's Railroad CO
Tim
BALTO
Arry
P. Maja. M. A. M.lp
Leev
P.m.ja. M. A
Bloomingdale
Wye Mills
Willoughby
Queen Anne
Downes
Tuckahoe
Hobbs
Tllickman
Adamsville
Blanchard
Greenwood
Owens
Banning
Wilendsle
Wolfe
Elf
Milton
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Oxford
Delaware
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Delmar
Salisbury
Queenstan
Edendale
Delaware, Maryland & Virginia Railroad
Georgetown
Lewes
Rehoboth Beach
I. W. Troxen
C. C. Waller
Fr't & Puss. Agt
H.t.nuttle& Bro's
Andersontown
Muss Sewile
Allnutt, Moody & Co’s
Children’s
H. T. Nuttle & Bro
Nichols
New Cape
Allnutt & Moody
J. H. Nichols
Denton Bridge
Heverin Cotter
Phila
Cloak
M. B. Nichols
Nisi
Middle States Loan, Building and Construction Company
John 8. Crassy
Isabell S. Crassy
Henry Kyd Douglas
Edwin C. Fields
Edwin C., Fields
Aaron Thomas
G. K. Ebling
Geo. A. Deakyne
Cierk
Whiteleysburg
Mark T. Cooper
W.H. Deweese
Tennessee
P. H. McShane & Son
Denton, Mad
Albert c. Towers
General Assembly of
Carolina County
Greensboro
Henderson
Preston
Federalsburg
Safard
Chester River
Emma A. Ford
Chestertown
Rolph’s
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Bogle’s
Kent Island
Gratitude
Corsica River
Jackson’s Creek
Rock Hall
Anfs
Rock
Corsica
Crumpton
Ralph‘s
Booker'’s
Gro. Warfield
J. E. Taylor
Cody Mar
W. C. Bradley
Hurtock, Md
Jennie R. Eaton
Messick
Bethlehem
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