Waves Bill Killed In Maryland Tax Reform Debate
The Denton Journal notes Governor Brown vetoed the Hayes assessment bill, delaying equitable valuation of taxable property in Maryland. It argues the veto burdens agriculture, increases hidden wealth, and urges an extra session to restore the measure or craft a similar law. It cites public demand, party dynamics, and remarks on Cleveland’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Brown
Maryland
Commonwealth
Senator Hayes
Baltimore City
Democratic Party
Lowportal notes show politics and sales in Ocean City
Col John K. Fellows of New York visits Sinepuxent Beach Company in Ocean City. He predicts Democrats will win and Cleveland will be renominated. Delaware Democratic committee backs Cleveland. Maryland and New York political mentions mix with aggressive apparel ad copy for dresses and silks with discounted prices.
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John KR. Fellows
Congress
New York
Sinepuxent Beach Company
Ocean City
Empire State
Col
Fellows
Harrison
Cleveland
Bay
Chicago
Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Delaware
Christopher Columbus
America
They Absorb From Allentown Chronicle News
A compact reflection on poverty and inequality notes some people seem to live without toil or spinning yet attract the world's attention and resources, suggesting a critique of social disparities and restive conditions in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Allentown Chronicle-News
Well Dene Senator Dawson Remembered by Free Press
The Free Press praises Senator Dawson for uprightness fairness and ability on the floor and in committee. It notes his watchful advocacy for constituents and his zealous work for beneficial measures while opposing malign influences. Caroline extols her honored son with praise and approval.
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Free Press
Dawson
Caroline
Matting Bonanza Drives New York Store Sale Pressure
The ad touts vast matting import volumes and low costs from grass fields to the shop floor. It boasts thousands of rolls in multiple patterns and shades, with prices from 3 to 9 dollars a yard, plus samples by mail. Strong notes emphasize superior weaving, heavier grades, and new colors like Buddha Shin King Temple and Japanese Mattline.
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China
Sio
Dress Fabrics Attract Shaded Weather Shoppers
Shoppers flock to fabrics described as zephyry dress stuff types with lights and pleasant chimes in shade weather. Joyous Javanaise priced at 85 cents, Challis at 60, Ginghams 12 to 75 cents, Organdies 37, Batistes 25, Brandenburg 20, plus half-wool Challis at 18 and 25 cent Ginghams at 15, creating notable price history.
Plumetis Melange Embroidered Dots Woven in Silk Mix
A note describes plumetis melange fabric with small bright silk dots embroidered into a soft melange weave. The user asks if you have seen it and highlights decorative light embroidery on the textile.
Summer Sale on Linen and Bedding Special Prices
Very special prices on linen sheeting and sheets for summer. German Linen Sheeting and Snow white 90 inch linens, hand hemstitched French Linen Sheets, Irish Linen Pillow Cases, light-weight bed spreads, and cotton-filled comfortables offered at substantial discounts for the season.
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Marseilles
New floor and Stair Linens offer bargain sale appeal
Fresh styles and higher quality than before in 14 to 36 inch Bordered Linen Damask Floor Cloths and 176 inch floor widths. Free room measurements in town, out-of-town car fares. Damask cloths, yard bundles and sale prices listed. also boys’ reefers, blue serge sailor collars, and corduroy and kilt trousers offered at low prices.
Men’s Spring Suits and Trousers Sale Prices Listed
The notice lists five lines of Men’s Spring Suits at 16 dollars, light and dark Homespun Suits at 12 dollars, choker styles at 13.50 and 15 dollars up to 30 dollars. Men’s Spring Trousers priced from 2.50 to 6 dollars. Men’s Spring Overcoats offered in grades at 8 10 12 dollars and 13.50 14 15 dollars at 10 dollars each.
Harness and Horse Fixings at Wanamaker's Philly
Harness and horse fittings now occupy new space with a fresh look at Wanamaker's Philadelphia store. The range includes Buggy Harness at 10.50 and Coach Harness at 375.00, pony set rigs, saddles from 8 to 60, boys' 3.50, and a wide array of horse sheets and lap robes. Joan Wanamaker.
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Philadelphia
Joan Wanamaker
Notice to obtain licenses in Caroline County clerk office
Edwin C Fields, clerk of circuit court, will issue licenses by May first. Notices detail license law requirements and stock in trade scales from 1,000 up to 40,000 dollars, with brackets listing amounts and obligations.
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Caroline County
Edwin C. Fields
Court House
Easton National Bank
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
National Mechanics’ of Baltimore
Orphans Court
Commercial and Farmer's National Bank of Baltimore
Tank
John Boone
General Assembly of
Maaryand
Board of School Commisioners
Board of County School Commissioners
Board of School Commissioners
Shaares
Commercial and Farmer's National Bank
Baltimore
Commercial and Farmer's National Bank of
Judes
Board of County School Comissioners
National Mechanics’ Bank
Juan Boone
National Mechanics Bank
Board of County School Commisioners
Catoling County
Ophee
Senate
Eianopolis
W.G. Purnell
Emmett Downes
Enid
Anid
Laura’ E. Blachston
Marsland
Melvin Downes
Circuit Court
Carsoline County
Edwin C
Fields
Denton
Mad
Robt
J. Jump
Orphan’ Court
Walter Richardson
Cate
J. Boon Dukes
Prices Uniformly Low At Local Trade Stock
The write up notes that prices are uniformly low, aiding consumer savings. It highlights ginghams and shoes as visible bargains, with baby shoes advertised at 80 cents a pair, suggesting accessibility of quality items for shoppers.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Ephor
Holland
Gorman
James L. Walcott
Dover
Poland
Blaine
Muldoon
John P. Poe
State Senate
Vollanamaker
Newspaper
Ehhh
Well Dene
Senator Dawson
Gadlanamaker
Phil
Jas. T. Mullin & Son
6Th & Market, Wilmington
Justice of the Peace
Circuit Court of
Zome
Joan W. Stevens
Tunchahoe Neck
Denton and Vicinity
Nad
Justin
Ray
J. MW. Nichols
Easton
W. P. Chaffinch’s Store
W. P. Chaffinch Easton, MD
Jamey
Walter and
Baltimore ST
Baltimore, MD
Charles and Light Sts
United States
Hamilton Easter
IMO
WS. Powell
Garoline CO. Farmers
S. TL. Fluiarty
Burrsville, MD
C. Stevens
Public
Sallie E. Downes
Brown Brothers Company
Hechester
N.Y
New York Life
John A. McCall
Henry Tuck
A. Huntington
M. D
Archibald H. Welch
Charles C. Whitney
George W. Perkins
Horace C. Richardson
Asr
Rufus W. Weeks
Edmund C. Stanton
Trustees
William H. Appleton
C. C. Baldwin
William H. Beers
William A. Booth
W. F. Buckley
John Claflin
Charles S. Fairchild
Edward H. Gibbs
VI. B. Hornblower
Woodbury Langdon
Walter H. Lewis
H. C. Mortimer
Richard Muser
Edmund D. Randolph
John N. Stearns
WM. L. Strong, Henry Tuck
A. H. Welch
WM. C. Whitney
Southast Department
South St
W. H. Ginsox
Centreville
Soap News
Caro
Line
M. J. Young
G. Furman
West and Gansevoort Sts
West Washington Market
New York, N.Y
Commission Business
Farman & Co
D. H. Kyotris
Queen Anne
Binder
Sam
Griffin
Deixtrox
Vigor
J. H. McLean
Nechiear
Tam
Lam
Steinway & Son's
Mason & Vasalin
AB. Chase
GC. C. Briggs
Por
George T. Musselman
Marydel, Maryland
Anklam & Brown
R. Anklam
R. S. Brown
Tile McCorsutek Hanvestina Machine Company
Cuicago
Messrs
Anklam
Smithville, Maryland
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