Trusts and their methods praised by New York Sun
The New York Sun defends trusts and their business methods arguing concentration under one management removes evils of competition and cites tariff laws as a cause of trusts. It quotes Abram Hewitt on workers and savings banks, but warns that trusts are not built for common people to share. promoters take preferred stock profits.
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The
New York Sun
Abram S. Hewitt
Sun
Mr. Hewitt
Hanna Frightened by Ohio May Swing 1900 Vote
Article notes Republican leaders fear Bryan surge in Ohio as McKinley seeks funds to blunt his momentum. It details Hanna’s campaign scares, fears over trusts, and the wariness of party stalwarts about defeating Bryan in key states.
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Hanna
Ohio
McKinley
Canton
White House
Col
Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Chicago Chronicle
Campaign momentum builds toward election day
The campaign this year will be a lively end as Democrats and their allies mobilize in earnest activity from now until election day.
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Nenderson
Greensboro
Atwater declares pork and corn chief foods of the land
Science writer Atwater proclaims pork and cornmeal as the top flesh and cereal foods, outranking other meats and grains. The piece also reports political chatter on McKinley Bryan races, census estimates, and a Baltimore firm going into receivership.
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Moses
Mohammed
Professor Atwater
Connecticut
Atwater
Behold a republic of liberty and moral progress
W J Bryan writes to Maryland Democrats praising a republic grounded in equality and civil and religious liberty. He urges voters to register and vote on November 6, notes registration deadlines, and warns about purging and transferring records. A Philadelphia Record correspondent reports Wellington provoked Republican revolt against McComas, potentially unifying Democrats in Cumberland.
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Baltimore American
First
Wellington
Wicomico
Kent
Caroline
Dorchester
Somerset
Path of
W. J. Bryan
Philadelphia Record
McComas
Allegheny County
Washington County
McKinley
Cumberland
Mayor Charles A Little Accepts Democratic Nomination
Mayor Charles A. Little has accepted the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth district, setting him as a key candidate in the upcoming race.
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Charles A. Little
Congress
Denton Bridge Store showcases fall dress goods and shoes
Patrons are reminded of a new full stock now on display including dress goods in Flannels for waists skirts and outfits, underwear for cooler weather, and a wide range of Hats Caps and Shoes. Goodman Shoes for ladies and Misses are highlighted with quality checks. Box Calf Shoes for men and various styles complete the season’s offerings at Denton Bridge Store.
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Wright’s
Pepe
Adies
Goodman
Denton Bridge
Money to Loan, Farms Bought and Sold
Harvey L. Cooper attorney at Denton announces real estate and farm transactions including loans and sales. The notice highlights property financing and conveyance services offered by Cooper.
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Denton, Ma
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