Congress Candidate Joshua Salmon and Trust Debate
A fragmented political screed cites Joshua S. Salmon of Morris in a Pittsburgh area news voice, arguing about the trust era, McKinley and Bryan, and Philippine policy. It critiques the Envelope Trust, Telegraph rates, and calls out party motives, urging Bryan’s candidacy amid labor conditions and tariff disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones" Pusleios
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Bryan
Ohio
Trista
Iempire
Hare
Mer. Jones
Bossian
Charles Sumner
Wood
William J. Bryan
Iosteady
America
Bernardsville
Steel Trust
Republican Trust
Bernardsville News
Sidi Sur
Sabaldy Bill Lyin
Congress
Chamberlain
Treasury Spollation
Elannas Campaleu Lund
Phite
Philippine Islands
W. J. Bryan
United States War Spending and Political Debate
The article analyzes wartime budgets, noting 311 million for the army, 243 million for the navy, and a total nearing 2.2 billion with a 145 million yearly tension bill. It also discusses Roosevelt criticisms, McKinley political aims, and anticipated electoral votes shifting toward the Democratic column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utd
Mtoe
Ratlons
Interist
Lorey
Cotal
Heppero Oyse
McKinlay
Iity i
Bryan
Delaware
Hay
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Fragmented 1900s political notes mix of reforms and ballots
The text surveys U S political climate with mentions of Tilden, Cleveland, and party dynamics. It references Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and other states, noting close races and electoral considerations, plus a critique of Republicans and Democrats. It also notes commerce, Cuba, and tariff topics, and includes local notices on post office routes, local people, and community events.
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Ohio
Steols
Richigag
Salinesoty
Wisconsin
Dedelehey
Obie
Tilden
Cleveland
Magis
Michigan
Lijacoot
Gor
Pat Weld
Mir. Brean
N. Y
Star Monte Contents
JeNery
United States
Washington, D. C
London
Persgus Hvlig
Maclona
Poverde
Enarterly
Nation Bank
Avaucng
Ana
Nalozen
Maine
Cubituresin
Anipa
Post Office
Corse
Alum Baking Powders Face Health Ban Debate
State health authorities and professors from Princeton Albany and New York urge banning alum baking powders due to harmful effects in food. The campaign promotes pure baking powder alternatives while cautioning dyspeptics. A broad public safety push accompanies festival planning and political campaign events in Asbury with speeches by John T. Dinnell Allen Denny and James Martin.
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Boards of Health
Princeton University
H. 8
Cornwall
State Board of Health
Tucker
Albany
N. Yu
New York State Board of Health
Gouda
Bryan
Lage Wool
Glizeveth
Washingon Avenue
Toray
Pourtesy
Gardner
Opera House
John T. Dinnel Wsabeth
Allen Denny
Bays Anne
Jamey Mirtino
Union County
Washington, DP
Asbury
Long Nights Good Lamps
The first without the second will greatly interfere with home comfort during the long cold nights nearly upon us.
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Washington Star
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Nebraska
Adlai €. Stevenson
Illinois
Joshua S. Salmon
Morris
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Gen. Otis
Fred
Westing Mckinley
Otia
Chicago
Saeed
Standard Git Co
Truat
the Star
Democrata
Do Tainton
Lttin
BGC
Bennett
Dawson Clio
Yukon
New York
Ovenad Woatert Union
New - Ae
Alvin A. van Horn
Hope
Brat ‘Yendars
Eine
Lonndidale
William Sherrer
Greanwich
Charles E. Harris
Roland Firth
Phillipsburg
Oro
Mrr
Bryan Tour Fao
Columo
Sven ubHoaus
Nek
Buppose
The
Trout
Atrikera
Drylog Terrapta
Milla
Ita
International Paper, Co
Trust Organ
Aeballow
Wig
Ranerul
Hanna
Lal
Democratic Party
Thera Ramarka
Republican Party
RepubHcan Party
Aup
Preea
Mevananona
Repubblican Party
Journal
Mark
Roosevelt
Asbury Park Beach
McKineley
Mekinlay
Dermadratis
Carry Light
Tilddn
Graveland
Switt & Co
Gov. Pingree
Mulinley
Choostig
Cavan
Spain
Kiema
Trenton
John Bf. Palmer
Springfeld
Edison
Adlaon
Sussex County
Roy Orcu
Jomea'n
Pidcock
Whiteboure
Stanton
Lobheb Vaillay
Central Budy
Lehigh Valley
Dalla Archer
Easton
Warren, Poy
Jamey
Romaius Ware
Tee
Enston
Archer
Jack Nonson
Ovary
Hanser
Gleason
Broadway
Frank Lunger
Thir Place
Miles Sulla Ball
Washington
Presbyterian
Eagland
Bath
Washington Lynedss
Tiwo
Asa KR
Rush
New Village
Hids
Watney
Fron
Ousal
Port Golden
Leonard Smith
Shen
Philadelphia
Barho Blater
John A. Davis
Newark
Deter
Mrac.Fancock
Columbia
H.R. Wallace
Roudabury
Lewis D. Florey
Wathawton
John Brodrick
Atwood
John Bowern
Pire
Aaron Snyder
Knowltan
Aira
Clevaland Einé Og
Perltos Nitia
Lowla Cowell
East Stroudaburg
Amelace
Maalteh
J. K. Cooke
Price
Trely
C. M. Williams
Ling of Hastecy
Peter R. Weller Petty
BELV/DERE AVE
Bedon Et
Waren
Emmy
PMC
Angie Uement
Aren . Cemens
Morhawint Tan
Extslan
Centre Square
Scheuer
Ine Newdenny, Dbeanna
Cian
Uherrlon
Hiteceatari
Pelch Ky
Ib Vian Thonere TE
Amdietok
Seles
Asa
Vane
Pirlaa
Lt Newdersey
Mle
Auelity
California
S.scheuer & CO
Easton, PA
A. B. Groff & Bros
A. B. Groff & Bro
Davidson
Davidson’s
Mile Wood
A. Davidson
Washington, N. J
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Belerog
Broad St
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