Congressional campaign faces trust reform clash in Maryland
The piece argues for tariff revision and anti trust action, targeting Republicans and their protectionist policies. It praises James E. Ellegood as a reform candidate while criticizing William H. Jackson for loyalty to the party line. It also notes a Roosevelt memorial sermon in Oyster Bay that insulted the President.
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Maryland
William H. Jackson
James E. Ellegoad
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Henry Homer Washburn
Protestant Episcopal Church
Newkinley
David
Gees Sas
Trusts and tariff clash color the Roosevelt sermon
The crowd saw the rector praise honest deeds while Dr Washburn faltered as President Roosevelt’s stance against trusts sparked laughter. The article notes the trusts remain unharmed by Roosevelt’s remarks and view tariffs as their shield, recognizing the impossibility of curtailing trust power.
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Coal sales dip as Denton yards see ten dollar tarps
Baltimore parties and others seek coal at Denton yards this week with some shipments at ten dollars per ton. Denton townspeople bought coal at nine fifty or so, while others paid ten dollars. Gompers predicts a near end to the coal strike though fair prices seem unlikely this season. Letters from Pennsylvania note miners leaving the anthracite field, prompting operator concern. Striking workers fear idleness this winter and many seek work elsewhere, leaving a potential labor shortage once the strike ends while nationwide demand will be strong as stocks run low.
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Pennsylvania Coal Reviews
Editorial notes on Speaker Henderson tariffs and coming election
A Washington letter says Henderson's moves amid a looming storm alarm Republicans and hint at disaster. Western Republicans, farmers in Iowa, see tariff reform as a shared concern crossing parties as Democrats expect gains in the West. Voters prepare to retire tariff-supporting candidates. Henderson avoids renomination due to district pressure. public expects a tariff trust clash on November 4.
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Steel Trust
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