Democratic Senate Hurries Bill Passage Amid Unified Push
Dispatches from Washington report growing hope that the bill will be agreed to and passed, with forty four Democrats expected to unite to push the measure. Senator Gorman sent a letter urging all Democratic Senators to be present at 1 p.m. and ready to vote, even by paired arrangements, to finish debate by paragraphs and secure final passage.
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Washington
Gorman
Senate
Committee On Finance
Tam
Socialism debates spread across regions in 1890s Northwest
An article in Lcribner's Magazine argues socialism appears strongest in the Northwest while New England shows the fewest statutes. It notes white educated leadership dominates the South and East, with Ohio, Iowa, and Nebraska cited as excessive in restricting individual liberty. The piece flags regional political dynamics, a Baltimore ship canal push, a volatile Wailes forgery claim, and possible party succession news.
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Lcribner’s Magazine
Northwest
New England
Colorado
Nevada
California
Oregon
New
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
Commonwealths
England
Senator Gorman Bills Delaware and Baltimore War Advances
Senator Gorman reintroduces a congressional bill to pay Delaware six thousand five hundred forty one dollars and nine cents plus interest from December 26, 1826, for wartime advances, while nationwide unemployment drives men to enlist and farmers seek laborers in a simultaneous labor famine.
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Gorman
Congress
Delaware
Baltimore
Secretary of the Treasury
Altimore Clmerivan
Coxey Army and Tariff Talk Highlight Maryland Notes
Geneve Coxey marches toward Washington with a $10000 horse and little credit for wealth in horses. Baltimore merchant Daniel Miller calls for Baltimore businessmen to press the Senate on the tariff bill. Pennsylvania Company to operate an electric line Philadelphia to Harrisburg. Many Coxey marchers have appeared in Maryland before, nicknamed peach plucks. Governor Brown requests a state treasury examination this week by an expert.
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Daniel Miller
Baltimore
United States Senate
Brown
Colanamater Dress Goods Sale Promises Unprecedented Variety
Colanamater, April 3 104. A colossal cotton dress goods sale showcases Europe and America's top makers. Prices fall dramatically with two thirds off last year. Yard rates range from 6c to 50c plus numerous fabrics like Gingham Duck Seersucker Piques Sateens and linens. Over a hundred styles including Silk and Cotton blends and Swivel Silks offered across 40 50 and 60 cent ranges. Prolific assortment highlights Bourgeois printed and woven fabrics with numerous per cent reductions.
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Pinnapenrnia
Europe
America
Canton Croth
Olin
Mousseline Oriental and
Pompadour
Brodie
Whytlaw
Whythiw
Troche Batiste
Madras
Cunard
Wiltons at 75 cents and reminders of a sale
Advert reads Wiltons at 75 cents with Javanese Wilton and all wool pile at 25, noting no higher price in history and a clearance of items at 1.25. It markets full variety, uniform orders, handsome styles and the best Wiltons among marked stock as Lowell Wiltons at 1.65 depart soon.
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St.25
Japanese designed handwork Rugs gain quick sale growth
Carpet buyers seek Japanese designed handwork rugs priced cheaper than American or European machines. Sizes range from 18x36 inches to 2x15 feet, suitable for door mats to dining rooms. Summer cottages appeal. various designs listed by matronly dealer Joan Wanamaker.
Notice to Creditors for Estate of John W Knott
Notice to creditors in Talbot county. from Orphans Court of Caroline county Maryland. Administrators announce letters of administration on the personal estate of John W Knott deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by October 6 next or be barred from benefiting from the estate. Hand of Bob Davie Knott administrator dated April 21.
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Orphans Court
Caroline County
Marys Land
Foun
Bob Davidie Krnotts
John W. Knott
Nathoniel C. Rittenhouse
Caroline
Register of Wills
Sid
Mary
Wale
Eunie Rickards
T. Rickards
Hmsband
Edward Pearsaud
Annie FE. Pearsand
Wineae Neal
Niehteen
Tiny Fisher
Liber L. HE. G
Court House
Denton
Phomuas B
Dane
Mm Sone
Edwin C. Peelds
Edwin C. Plelds
Maryi
Trapen
Brox Kts
George IS Berry, Sherif
Caroline Co
Notice of Administration for John W. Shubbard estate
The assembler of Caroline county has obtained letters of administration on the estate of John W. Shubbard. Creditors must prove their claims with vouchers by October 1. Dated April 28, 1890, William El Wubbard, administrator.
Tax Books Open for Immediate Delinquent Collection
Notice to delinquent taxpayers that the county tax books are in the hands of collectors for immediate payment of overdue taxes.
Public Local Laws of 1892 Tax Enforcement Notice
The law mandates unpaid taxes due on April 1 become delinquents. The sheriff of the county seizes advertises and sells the delinquent property to cover taxes interest charges and costs. The sheriff is empowered to act and report taxes collected to the treasurer by the end of the year.
Property Sale Ad Ends Tax Open Line
A fragmented notice indicates taxes will be collected with a single visit to assess property for advertisement and sale. The message implies property proceeds to be sold under local tax enforcement, outlining limited contact and sale in the future.
Wiltons Offer Low Priced Lowell Goods in Sale
The Wiltons offered sale items yesterday at 51.65 as Lowell goods with regular price noted at 2.50. Stock is sparse with odd styles and some lots offered under the regular price. Makers’ names in carpets are emphasized to prevent deception. the text warns that carpet fraud is common.
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Lowell
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