Williamson Stoves Tinware Hardware and House Furnishings
WM Williamson offers stoves tinware hardware and house furnishing goods with a range of price points from 1600 to 2000 and 500 to 800 and 1000 to 1200 and 300 to 400 and 500 to 800 and 600 to 800 and 1000 to 1500.
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Washington Letter on Ship Subsidy and 1900 Campaign Woes
Washington Letter argues the Manta McKinley machine pushes a ship subsidy plan of 100 million dollars over ten years, with Perry Heath and Dawes preparing pro subsidy literature in advance. It notes resolutions in Congress on the Philippines, hints at Bryan’s likely nomination, and discusses Quay’s fading Senate prospects amid party divisions and potential electors.
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Republican National Committee
Perry Heath
Dawes
National Committee
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McKinley Quay split sparks Republican debate
In a rambling editorial voice the piece questions why McKinley should be saved from Quay, contrasts Lincoln Grant McKinley with Quay, and cites Wanamaker opposition. It rails at imperialism and notes press distrust of trusts, while listing names like Edmunds Hoar and Dawes as rival party Republicans.
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Gage
Spain
Allentown
McKinley Decried for Foreign Policy at Washington Tomb
The speaker denounces President McKinley for courting foreign entanglements while praising Washington at his tomb. It criticizes army chaplains for avoiding war duties, argues farmer prosperity lags despite Republican claims, and notes rising prices and taxes harming farmers while industry metrics shine.
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Automatic Salt Works Near Huacho North of Lima
A descrip tion of an automatic salt works a hundred miles north of Lima near Huacho. Tide fills basins, gates prevent backflow, and dry air allows salt to be gathered in sacks for market. Nearby percolation creates large salt deposits. blocks are cut six to eight inches and sold. Wells show salty water at twenty five feet, heavier than sea water, evaporated in vats.
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Huacho
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