No Reassessment Passed by Governor Jackson
Governor Jackson refused to sign the re assessment bill, stating it would grant excess power to assessors and intrude on private affairs. He reiterated support for a new valuation plan but opposed the proposed system. The piece notes upcoming constitutional amendment needs and reports on Delaware River fishing practices and a Rhode Island Democratic victory in city elections.
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Jackson
General Assembly
Providence
Rhode Island
Grover Cleveland Positioned as Democratic 1892 Front-Runner
Frederick R. Confert argues Grover Cleveland is the most prominent and electable Democrat for 1892. He contends Cleveland’s strong popularity stems from his presidency, perseverance through criticism, and tie to tariff reform, making him the party standard bearer. Governors Hill and others are noted as alternatives but less favored.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Governor Hill
Mr. Cleveland
United States
General Grant
Frederick R. Confert
Maryland Treasurer Archer Removed Amid Trial Absence
Stevenson Archer the Maryland treasurer did not appear for his trial on malfeasance and embezzlement charges. He sent a letter to Governor indicating poor health and waiving rights due to his absence. The trial continued with witnesses affirming their evidence before a legislative committee. Attorney General Whyte read Governor Jacksons statement declaring the treasurer’s office vacant.
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Annapolis
State Treasurer Archer Faces Malfeasance Trial
State papers unite in condemning malfeasance in office and insist Archer must answer for his alleged wrongdoing. No party shield, and sorrow hangs over his household as the case proceeds to justice.
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Archer
Governor’s veto power on appropriation items debated
The proposed constitutional amendment would allow the Governor to veto individual items in appropriation bills without rejecting the entire measure. Modeled after New York's system secured by Tilden, the plan was strongly advocated by Governor Hamilton as a curb on unwarranted spending.
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New York
Tilden
Hamilton
Sketch of the Newly Appointed State Treasurer
Governor Jackson selects a young Democrat as state treasurer, a choice praised as fitting by younger party members and seen as a worthy representative for the state.
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Jackson
Democratic Party
Railroad Question Gains Interest As Election Nears
The report notes rising interest in the railroad issue ahead of the vote and a brighter prospect for a county railroad. Walter W. Preston, chairman of the Legislature's committee on claims, states expenses were 11000 below the appropriated sum and 200 under the 1888 session.
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Walter W. Preston
Miss Winnie Davis to Wed Alfred Wilkinson in Syracuse
Miss Winnie Davis daughter of the late Jefferson Davis plans marriage to Alfred Wilkinson a prominent young lawyer of Syracuse New York. Wilkinson is the grandson of abolitionist May.
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Winnie Davis
Jefferson Davis
Alfred Wilkinson
Syracuse, N. Y
Wilkinson
May
Reed’s Rules in Question Ahead of Next Fall Elections
Ambiguity surrounds Reed’s arbitrary rules as Congress prepares for the upcoming elections. The phrasing hints at political friction and possible impacts on campaigning and governance.Observers weigh how Reed’s approach could influence voter outreach and party strategy.
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Wuatt
Reed
Bradenburg Cotton Cloth Praised As Superior Trade Mark
A Philadelphia cloth advertises Bradenburg cotton dress goods with praise for strength color and finish. The copy claims superior thread count 20 percent finer greater strength 30 percent more and compares favorably to Egypt or South Carolina cottons. The 30 inch width and 20 cent price are noted with dramatic emphasis on quality.
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Puivavetrura
Bradenburg
Egypt
South Carolina
Philadelphia
France
China
Foulards
Shanghais
Crepeline Journey Notes Against Practicality
A terse opinion questions Crepeline's plan to go 5000 yards daily, arguing it would be foolish to proceed without restraint. The remark hints at a debate over pace, ambition, and prudence.
Buyer laughs as Colanamaker’s profits slip away
Colanamaker’s remains, but can’t escape a harsh market. Buyers win at 61 percent per yard while the maker faces a loss, a grim front-page frame of a hard, unyielding trade.
Humble late arrival sales on wool dress goods
An appeal about wool check dress goods 37 inches wide priced at 16 cents a yard. The note recalls touting them at 25 cents and claims buyers were misled. Warns of another bulk offering described as mostly wool but not all, urging caution to shoppers who bought earlier and may buy again.
Vintage Fabric Parade Offers Mohair and Wool Textiles
Textiles described include jacquard robes, mohair fabrics, 60 inch all wool Sarah Twill in nineteen colors, waterproof Dundee plaids for wraps, 40 inch all wool stripes with bourette, and black bay fabrics. Prices range from 60 cents to 22 dollars, with various sizes and finishes noted for Spring and Summer wear.
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Jacquard
Sarah Twill
Dundee
Bazaar visit urged for dry goods and clothing variety
W P Chaffinch promotes a Peninsula bazaar offering an extensive range of dry goods clothing carpets shoes and notions. Specialties include ladies fine dress goods with a ready made clothing department for all sizes. The shoe line is well priced and the store claims the lowest prices and a grand display space to view products.
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Europe
New York
J. Wesley Bordley
F. TI. Phillips
Brick Hotel
Crepe Neckwear Shines With Special Prices Across Stores
The copy highlights Crepe Neckwear available at both ends of the shop with striking prices. Items advertised as crepes come in two or three local outlets, but the featured pieces boast extra cloth embroidery and added making.
Underwear bargains advertised in 50s muslin garments
An old advertisement extols cheap muslin underwear including drawers with plaits and Hamburg trimming, heavy muslin gowns with embroidery, and a 50 cent price point, urging readers to “JOIN VAN AMER” or similar reader call.
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Zoe
VW Anamaker
Mortgagee's Sale of 13 Acre Maryland Property
Assignee Fannie A. Jump offers at public auction in Denton Caroline County on a mid 1890 afternoon. The property lies in the Third district along the Denton to Anthony's Mills road, adjoining Isaac Harris and others, totaling 13 acres with a peach orchard of about 750 trees and productive well drained ground. Sale is cash on day. title papers at purchaser expense.
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Emmett Downes
Sallie E. Downes
Margaret H. Melvin
Liber L. N. G
Caroline County
Margaret Hf. Melvin
Fannie A. Jump
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Anthony’s Mills
Isaac Harris
Montoncess
Melville
Keen
Stephen Wilkinson
John Faulkners
John Bradley
Bexley Tharp
Thomas Watson
Joseph W. Gibbs
Warner Road
W. WE. Casio
W.W. Rickards
J. F. Straughn
Enoch George
G. W . Towers
Samuel C. Culver
Potter's Landing
Hlubbard
Geo
A. Deakyne
Bethlehem
Mog Island
Cedar Lane
John A. Dillon
John R. Berkitt
Janes H. Holmes
Adam Blay
James H. Holmes
Sidmondson
Chilton’s Woods
School House No. 1
John W. Stephens
Clinton Cook
Parnell Johnson
Desirable Farm Mount Andrew in Caroline County for Sale
Describes a 134 acre farm in Caroline County known as Mount Andrew or Loved Regulation with a one story back building, burn and stables and fish house. Includes 700 young peach trees plus some apple and pear trees. Terms of sale cash. Conveyancing at purchaser cost. Thomas Hill attorney named in mortgage. Te Irwin auctioneer.
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Caroline County
Mount Andrew
Thomas Hill
TE. Irwin
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New England
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Farrand & Votey
Otto Sutro
Comp'y
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Nhaltimore
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Jagents
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Boston
Chicago
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West Washington Market
W. HW. Furman, J. D. Furnin
T. L. Day
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Choptank River
Adams' Landing
Sarah A. Kinsey
John M. Kinsey
Samuel E. Hill
Maryland Steamboat CO
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Ida
Joppa
Lyford
Two Johns
Medford's
Oyster Shell Point
Cambridge
Howard B. Ensign
Light St
JL Fixx
A. E. Morrow
Dover St
Easton, Md
Orphans’ Court
Richard S. Frampton
Evaline W. Frampton
T. Luther Frampton
Adm
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WM H. Casho
H. W. Lefever
Caroline CO
Journe
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J. H W. Frazier
F. Sloan
Light St. Wharf
Baltimore, Md
Denton, MD
Worris’ Crapel
Tuckahoe Creek
Ernest Downes
Choptunk River
W. F. Towers
H.C. Fisber
John H
O. J. Redden
Pennell Cooper
Julia LH. George
R. J. W. Garey
G. W. Spurry
John R Grillin
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Fourth District
Maury F. Rumbold
John Rumbold
Jos
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Jos. P. Patchett
Walter Todd
Samuel L. Payne
Tilos. Taylor
W. Williamson
WM. FE. Butler
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W. & T. Smith
Geneva Nursery
Geneva
N. Y
Richard T. Carter
Avon More
I. B. Emory
Avonmore
Queenstown
Thos
Slaughter
Centreville
J. H. Jump
Marydel
J. W. Bowdle
Greengborough
Andrew Bagg
J. If VanGesel
Hillsborough
J. A. Morgan
Evonmore
Col. R. G. Stoner
Paris
Kentucky
E. B. Emory
Eeq
Poplar Grove
Queen Anne County
Strathmore
Hamebletonian
Elmwood
Prairie View Farms
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Arline
Sand Boy
Chandoz
Almont
Thomas C. Slaughter
Richard Hornier
M. W. Green & Sons
Denton, Mo
A.D. Smith
Miles W. Green & Sons
Destoy
Wap. Stevens
A. S. Beaven
L. J. Bloxsom
Braven & Bloxsom
Grrain
Bruit
Streck
Hanover ST
Baltimore, Maryland
C. Fisuer
Thomas M. Cooper
Cole
York Cuesican Wonks
York, Pa
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