Trusts and their inner workings as seen by James B Dill
The Munsey presents James B Dill on modern trusts. He contrasts good and bad trusts, explains consolidation trends toward incorporated unity, and details cost cutting, advertising, and competition strategies in a weak business climate. He analyzes promoters financiers and the shift to stock bonuses amid rising corporate complexity.
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James B. Dill
Dill
Munsey
Mr. Dill
Trusts and speculation threaten fair competition and wages
The passage criticizes the trust system, arguing that common stocks serve as speculative tools rather than real value. It labels many trusts as dangers to freedom and equality, condemns their price fixing and anti-competitive practices, and urges state scrutiny and a clean split between good and bad trusts.
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Dill
Administration Politicking Deepens in 1900 Campaign
The piece accuses the White House of partisan meddling from the President down, alleging officials from Postmaster General to the Mint Director campaign for McKinley while taxpayers cover salaries. It cites a Washington order dismissing a married Indianapolis post office clerk to replace her with a voter and notes widespread political activity by government staff amid declining post office receipts. Senator Wellington predicts Bryan will win, with Middle West support and Maryland leaning Democratic, while many old-time Republicans may switch sides.
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White House
Hanna
Washington
Indianapolis
McKintey
Smith
Gage
Wilson
Richards
Madden
Bristow
Meikle
Spain
Wellington
Bryan
Middle West
Maryland
Political rallying and voter pressure during the campaign
The piece describes Republican tactics to pull clerks from work to register and vote, threats of job loss for nonparticipation, and pay for time off. It notes Boss Hanna’s campaign push, McKinley’s opposition, and Illinois tilting Democratic with Bryan favored by 20,000 to 30,000 outside Chicago. It accuses Hanna of striking a beer tax repeal bargain with brewers for campaign support.
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Zach Chandler
Republican Machine
Republican State Committee
Hanna
Northwest
McKinley
Ilinois
Bryan
Chicago
Washington
Teddy
Milwaukee
Republican Congress
Ross Hanna
Roosevelt Plan for Colored Education Spurs State Action
Telegram from New York shows Governor Roosevelt pushing to end race based school segregation. Law repealing separate colored schools passed with Platt Republican support. Court of Appeals previously upheld segregation. Roosevelt praised, noting his own child sat with a colored pupil. He signed the bill extending anti segregation across New York.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
Roosevelt
Boards of Education
Platt Republican
Court of Appeals
Samuel
Cisco
Jamaica
Greater
George Wallace
Jamaica School
New York Sun
Eisberg
Louisville
Cove
Oyster Bay
Caste critique and political notes in early 1900s periodical
Editorial excerpts from October Ladies Home Journal critique American caste culture from top to bottom. Reports on McKinley travelers club in Baltimore with Theodore Marburg remarks and the anthracite strike ending wage concessions. Political forecasts from Indiana and cannteen controversy, plus ads for deafness aid and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with sample offer.
Five Herds of Horses for Sale Include Noted Names
A catalog of horses describes five herds with details on temper, age, and color. Notable entries include a white horse named Hurry a 12 year old, an iron-gray mare Mand seven years old, a wood driver bay mare ir, a lay ware Gip-y gentle and a fair driver, and a three year old colt last Spring.
Woolen Underwear Stock Shows Variety for All Ages
A splendid new stock offers Ladies' and Misses' Union Suits of superior quality and men's heavy fleece underwear double breasted. Includes ladies' vests and children's sleeping garments at 25 cents each. Also fleece-lined hose for ladies and all-wool hose for men in different colors.
Local shoe stock praised as well selected this season
The stock of shoes for men and boys, ladies and misses, and children is well chosen and better than ever, signaling strong assortments and value for shoppers this season.
Prompt attention for those in my care in claims collection
Statements assure prompt attention for individuals under personal care. Mentions collection of claims and specialty in handling them. The text implies a professional service emphasizing responsibility and swift processing of inquiries and filed claims.
For Rent Four Dwellings at Tunis Mills
Four dwellings in Tunis Mills available for rent. Tenants may receive a yearly supplement at the Lumber Company’s Mills. Apply to L Herbert Griffith Tunis Mills Talbot County Md.
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Tunis Mills
L. Herbert Griffith
Talbot County
Fall stock sale offers broad range of clothing and goods
Our Fall stock is complete with a large selection in every class of goods. Special inducements on Nation and Underwear including Lady’s Vest from 15c to 1. Men’s and Boys fleece lined underwear in all sizes at low prices. Dress Goods feature Black Crepons Serges Homespuns Broadcloths French Flannels. Red Blankets from 50c per pair to 4.75, Comforts in several styles. A large stock of Horse Blankets Lap Robes Stable Blankets at right prices. Ladies Wraps latest coats and capes for all. Boys Youths Men’s clothing in all sizes.
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Caroline County
Denton
Ferd. Williams
Olin Bryan
Thomas A. Smith
Albert W. Sisk
Emory S. Turpin
Democratic State Central
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Scribner’s Magazine
West
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Ladie# Home Journal
Tie
Burke
Heralds’ College
McKinley Commercial Travelers’ Club
Baltimore
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore City
Marburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Caroline
Frank A. Richardson
Indiana
BR. J. Colston
Hugh Duffey
Villaboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
Ed Chamberlain
LIV
Boyce’s Mill
Satterfield
Big Parm
Oliver Chilled
Dayton
Denton National Bank
Augustus Cannon
John W. Clark
Frost
James H. Nichols
Chamberlain
R. J. Colston
Hilaboro
T. W Smith's
Sear Clark
Denton, Maryland
He, Sparks
Queen Anne, MD
Hickman
Del
G. F. Noble, Hickman, del
Clark & Co., Publishers
4Th St
Philadelphia
Tiltsboro
Redden’s Park
Denton Bridge
Hillsboro
Oscar Clark
Denton, Md
Penn Patrolatum CO
Kefinery
Coraopolis
M. F. Allaband
Kinnamon Farm
Tuckahoe Neck
Choptank
Jou FP
Spence
Choptank, Md
T Pliny Fisher
Attorney-At-Law
Denton, Mo
Frank P. Covey
Federalsburg
Graham
H. T. Nuttle &Bro
Andeebsontown, MD
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James TL. Payne
John W. Foster
Equity
Circuit Court
James L. Payne
Charles W. Hobbs
Clork
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Henry Rh. Lewis
T. Pliny Fisher
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Chas
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John Earle
Brooklets
Exston
Elae Empire
Deweese & Owens
Tenton
General Stock
W. C. Lednum
American Corner
Jas, T, Mullin & Soks
Ilmington
J. H
R. E. Smith
J.H
Ridgely, MD
L. John Blossom
Stevens Brothers, Produce Commission Merchants
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Easton
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