Transport savings and Oregon election results highlighted
Secretary Roots defends US transport system costs, claiming net saving after outfitting vessels, with figures across Manila, San Francisco, New York routes. Oregon returns show Republicans expanding lead, Democrats facing waning hopes as treasury and Cuban elections loom, along with plans to adjust taxes and depositories.
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Bacon
United States
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San Francisco
Manila
Anny Teasport
Atlantic
New York
Snd Cal
Porto Rico
Bac
Forth
Hougsh
Congress Passes 132 Public Acts Amid War Debates
Washington June 20 The last session of Congress passed 132 public acts approved by the President through May. Highlights include a currency standard act to maintain money parity, refunding the national debt into 2 percent bonds, and a large rise in national banks. Porto Rico tariff measures shift two years toward free trade. land policy grants free homesteads. an anti trust amendment to Sherman Law advances. The session contemplates revenue needs, Philippine disorder, and wary oversight by Republicans. News of Oregon victory signals prudence over rhetoric amid prosperity debates.
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Congress
House of
United
Senate
House
United States
Porto Rico
Treasury
The
Porto Rican
TSHC
House of Representatives
Philippine Islands
Tre Department
Congressias
Keiling
Rand
Health of Young Women Letters to Mrs Pinkham
A 19th century letter feature recounts young women seeking female remedies. Readers describe irregular menses, cramps, heart pains, headaches, and nervous dizziness. Testimonials claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier restored regularity and alleviated painful symptoms.
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Dean
Pixia
E. Pinkham
Aptos
Cal
Mus
Lydia B. Pinkham
Miss Matiipa Jexsex
Ogdensburg
Wis
US policy views on free trade and island economies
The piece discusses Democratic positions on free trade with Puerto Rico amid U S territorial expansion and notes the Washington Post editorial on the Treasury surplus and war costs. It highlights rising customs receipts, tax effects, and implied economic benefits from closer U S relations with newly acquired island possessions, forecasting increased imports of American farm and factory products in exchange for island goods.
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The
Washington Post
United States
Cmt
Deer Park Hotel Offers Modern Comforts and Amenities
Swept by a mountain wind site at three WN feet above sea level the Deer Park Hotel promises luxury with en suite rooms, baths, lights, elevator Turkish baths, two large pools, golf, tennis, bowling and full livery service. The Annapolis Naval Academy Band performs, with cottages. house keeping offers available accommodations. Open June to September 20 with rates and information via manager W E Burwell.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
E. Burwell
Baltimore
Deer Park
Garrett County
Mad
August Flower Still the Largest Medicine Sale
Advertising copy touts August Flower as the key remedy for indigestion biliousness and nervous prostration. It claims to cleanse the system regulate liver function and ease headaches with just a few doses, urging readers to obtain sample bottles from local stores. Also promotes a patent leather item by Vici Kid and local merchants like Grafton Drug, Monroe & Brobard, Flemington, and R T Lilly.
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Grafton Prug & Chemical Co
Monroe &, Brobard’s
Flemington
Baltimore and Ohio Popular Seashore Excursions
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a series of seashore excursions on July 12 and 26 and August to Atlantic City Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach. Tickets are valid sixteen days, with stopovers on return trips at Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. For full details contact the ticket agent in Baltimore.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Lex, Isle Cit
Oceam City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Atlantic Cape Male
City
Ocean
Philadelphia
Baltixaone
Baltifor
Maine
Increase in B and O Earnings Report
May earnings for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad show a net rise of 8,498,795 dollars. President Cowen, in New York, noted that higher coal rates could add about 2,000,000 to annual earnings, offset by higher operating costs from labor and materials. Transportation expenses are improving, with cost rising from moving larger loads.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cowen
New York
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Taylor
Bailey
John G.st. Clair
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Odd Fellows Temple
Latrobe Street
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