Ship subsidy sparks Democratic split and debate in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun reports a heated reaction as Maryland Senator Watson faces scrutiny over his stance on the ship subsidy. Editors weigh motives of Baltimore business interests and Democratic leaders in Charleston and discuss whether Watson’s actions reflect party principles or special interests. The debate includes commentary from Huntington and West Virginia outlets on the broader national impact and the Senate balance.
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Mr. Robinson’s Empty Promise in Prohibition Vote Shadow
Correspondence from iCharleston published in Democratic papers alleges Delegate James W. Robinson slept through the final House vote on the prohibition submission amendment. The piece argues his late commentary at Bridgeport and absence at the crucial moment betrayed campaign pledges and raised questions of bad faith before election.
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Tariff questions and quotes spark political debate
The article reviews conflicting depictions of Senator Watson on tariff policy, notes misquotations from Baltimore and Charleston, and discusses Bland's questions on revenue versus protective tariffs. It cites the Democratic platform favoring revenue-based reductions and highlights perceived inconsistencies in Watson’s positions across cities. Special meeting details follow.
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Paineville timeworn remedy promise for indigestion relief
A vintage ad style piece extols Paine's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion heartburn and stomach woes. It claims fourteen minutes to relief, urges consulting a pharmacist to read the formula, and contrasts with ineffective “common cures.” It stresses fermentation souring food and offers dramatic personal relief promises.
Clarksburg Impromptu Speech Mention Sparks Tension
A garbled passage references Clarksburg figures and a political scene with mentions of a wagon band and betrayal. The fragment hints at a Democratic speech and local tension surrounding partisan events without clear details or dates.
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Jailed for a Heating Charge in Wil-onburg County Jail
Isaac Bayes a coal miner of Wilsonburg is a prisoner in the county jail awaiting a hearing before Justice John T Flynt on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. Arrested Sunday afternoon by Constable Tomas R. Kearns on a warrant sworn out by GW Matheney neighbor.
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Promotions in Metropolitan Insurance Company staff
Several changes have been made in the local office of the Metropolitan Insurance Company. F. D. Williams is promoted to general assistant superintendent covering four states West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania and Kentucky. He and Mrs Williams will test Sunday morning for Parkersburg, where he will have nine headquarters. There will be but one superintendent here Ernest A Hitler.
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