Local and national notes mix in a crowded column
The column surveys federal election law, local paper value, and political mix. It notes Governor Francis praising the local press for community lines and editor contributions, mentions Baby Ruth at the White House, Maryland Day praise from Chicago, and electoral races in the Fourth circuit with Richmond and Boyd. It also notes free school books likely, Senate repeal talks on silver buying, Irish Home Rule rejection by the Lords, and Joshua Horner Jr declining the comptroller post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Missouri
General Assembly
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Gener Assembly
Eaidt
Baltimore
General Assembly of
Maryland
W. G. Parnell
Senate
Carlton Shafer
House of Delegates
Frank Brown
Tariff Fears Debated as Confidence Returns in Markets
Bradstreet’s analysis argues that currency stringency and trade disturbances were not caused by tariff anticipation. It notes that repeal signals reduced currency hoarding, improved exchange rates, and cut banking suspensions, with failures falling 17 to 20 percent. Confidence shifts despite no tariff change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Congress
McKinley
Bradstreet
United States
Senate
The Farmer’s vocation proven secure by Morton’s figures
Secretary Morton argues in a recent article that farming is the safest pursuit, with only about three percent of farmers failing compared with merchants. He notes no more land remains to expand cultivation, while demand will rise, implying rising prices and steady land value appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
West
Mr. Morton
United States
All Ready for Fall Goods in Philadelphia Store News
Philadelphia on September 11 1898 reports early fall shipments afloat and buyers at their best with sixteen buyers abroad this season. An hour after 12 is just one and sixteen sent to foreign countries to select exclusive goods. The firm stresses learning customer needs and low costs over mass merchandise and claims slow Philadelphia quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lower prices dominate this season at Daanamaker store
Daanamaker highlights large stock and lower prices across the season. The ad claims widespread reductions, extra discounts passed to customers, and steady work for employees through fall and winter. It notes new designs and foreign novelties, with exclusive items for few buyers and welcoming service at the store.
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Denton Journal
Melvin, Steele & JoHnson, Edistors and
Promimtors
Thomas A. Smith
Menry R. Lewis
Albert W. Sisk
George A. Deakyne
William E. Lord
Thomas L. Day
Nayard Nichols
Sueritf
George H. Berry
Robert E. Smith
County Central Committee
Court House
Denton
Enoch Geonge
London
Navahoe
Ocean
Baby Ruth
White House
Cleveland
Chicago
Benjamin A. Richmond
Fourth Circuit
A. Hunter Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Col
John Walter Smith
State Senate
House of Lords
Joshua Horner, Jr
Calanamither
Donaay
Daanamaker
Oyal
United States Government Food Report
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
N. Y
Charles Stevens
Maryland Agricultural College
M. M. Stepilens
Sec’y
Examiner
W. G. Starkey
Ridgely
A. G. Yates & CO
Armanda
Keystone
Alead
Paragon
Quincy Clott
Gus Wooters
Beauchamp’s
Fine Stock
Dibert Bros
Bay
L. A
Nisi
Thomas T. Tasker
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
T. Pliny Fisher
Thomas T. “Tasker
C. W. Hobbs
Ernest Downes
Wal E. Liden
Jas. B. Steele
Register of Wills
George M. Russum
Teary R. Lewis
George Iu, Walrath
Evaline Walrath
Circuit Court
Equity
George M. Russo
Henry FH. Lewis
George L. Walrath
James Voss
Cnuse
Edwin C. Fields
Mary A. Finharty
Mary A. Daily
John Daily
Dee
George Tait
Martha Tait
A. D
Mary A. Fliharty
Mary P. Wiley
William H. Wiley
Edwin C
Fields
Traece Isdwin C
Baugh
Hombard
Baltimoxe. Md
J. O. Tayler
T. H. Evans & Company, Fruit and Produce Commission
Licur St
Baltimore, Mo
Bay Fruits and Vegetables
Harry A. Roe
Denton Bridge
Code of Public General Laws
Henderson
Marydel
Harmony
Preston
Enderson
W. I. Whiteley
WM. T. Downs
W. IL Anderson
James 8. Willis
Richard Andrew
H. M. Thompson
J. W. Silvester
College Park
State OF Maryland
Executive Department
Wuensas
Warrens
Genera Assembly of
Gireat Beal
aAnmunpolis
Ws. T. Bnanxtry
Secretary
Just
Jas. H. Smith, Ripcecy
Huffman
PITT
Richard T. Carter
Talbot County
Easton
Great Wilson Post Band
Stevenson
U. S
Delaware
BaySend
F. C. Goldsborough
M. M. Higgins
Sec
Y & Treas
T. W. Smite
Jovvelep Ridghly
T. W. Suri
Ridgely, Md
Jack Frost
Murray St
New York
Mollie E. Uubbard
WM. E
BEARD
Linchester, Md
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
W. Campden Street
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