Jackson Buying His Way Back To Congress
A Salisbury Courier editorial attacks Hon William H Jackson as a wealthy briber for Congress. The piece says the Republican ticket is funded by boodle and urges Democrats to unite to defeat Jackson, who seeks reelection on the Eastern Shore. Roosevelt confers on coal and Knox cites no grounds to sue the coal trust.
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Wiliam H. Jackson
Congress
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Democratic Organization
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Republicans split over tariff revision and trusts
The article argues Republicans hedge on tariffs with mixed signals while Democrats unify for tariff reform and oppose food trusts. Democrats invite Republicans to join in curbing trusts and lifting protection for foreign sales, but Republicans ignore the proposal, blamed for ongoing trust extortion.
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Bargain Fashionals Store Offers Heavy Value Coats and Suits
A homey shop advertises deep discounts on jackets, skirts, capes, and tailored suits. Prices include $6.50 Waiteweight jackets and $3.00 women’s full-weight jackets with satin lining, $2.98 walking skirts, and $12.50 women’s tailor-made suits in black and navy with fly-front jackets. Capes in wool kersey feature medici collars and plaid-silk linings.
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Lymansville Cheviot
Dress Goods and Silks Linings Price List
Retail notice lists matting percaline at 15 cents and matted satin or maire percaline in black and colors priced 11 cents. Full beetled finish offered in black and assorted colors.
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