Democratic Ticket and tariff crisis in Congress
The Philadelphia Read cites the McKinley tariff as failing to fund government needs. It warns that without a revenue bill the Treasury would must issue bonds of 40,000,000 next fiscal year, risking public credit. It argues party control and tariff reform affect the surplus and finances, noting past policy losses and potential bond drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWinley
Philadelphia
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland
Congress
Tarrison
Poster
Democratic convention endorses Chicago platform in Queen City
The Queen City Democratic convention emphatically endorsed the Chicago platform, pledging support for Miles and Henry as two of the youngest congressmen. It lauds their debating skills and predicts a strong campaign and likely victory in November. The article notes editorial extracts from state papers praising the nominees and cites a bill against ticket frauds and Carnegie’s stance on tariff and silver polices.
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Queen City
Chicago
Mars Land
Joshua
Otha
Laird Henry
Congress
Miles
Trenry
Ocean City
Messrs
Miles and
Henry
Devden Declines Republican Congressional Nomination
Crisfield resident A. El. Devden says he will not accept the Republican nomination for Congress. He has been considered a leading candidate but declined. The Senate has favorably reported the nomination of W. Ob. Marbury of Baltimore to be District Attorney for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EL. Devden
Crisfield
Republian
Congress
Dryden
W. Ob. Marbury
Baltimore
Maryland
Senate
Kenneth Bazemore
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Baker
Lewiston
Win
FE. Brown
Chilton managers predict record large enjoyable meeting
Chilton managers anticipate one of the largest and most enjoyable meetings ever held there, signaling high expectations for attendance and community engagement.
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Chilton’s
Speech of E E Goslin at Ocean City convention
A lengthy speech by Senator Edward E Gosling presenting Caroline Elaine before the Ocean City convention argues for patriotic, conscientious leaders in Congress. He critiques tariff policy and currency issues, praises Democratic figures, and urges equitable representation for Caroline, naming Hon. John Francis Dawson as a nominee and discussing tariff reform and labor relations. The address blends calls for justice with reflections on party unity and future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Gosling
Caroline
Elaine
Ocean City
Jorge Sufferie
Von
Nousual
Chatiman
Kansas
Henan
John Francis Dawson
National board of arbitration eyed in labor bills
House Labor Committee backs Representative Springer’s plan to create a national board of arbitration. The bill aligns with President Cleveland’s message and aims for quick passage this session. Senate probes sugar trust insider dealings stall amid tariff bill urgency and limited time.
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Oniedo Ehavinan
Commission
Elouse Committee On Labor
Springer
National Board of Arbitration
House
Cleveland
Congress
Senate
Battershall
Store Schedule Notice in Local Paper
An OCR fragment notes store hours with a closure on Saturdays at 1 o'clock. NDE reference appears but details are unclear. The readable item records a weekend early closure policy possibly affecting customers in the area.
Cotton Dress Goods Sale Fragments End of Yardage Deals
In the Cotton Dress Goods aisle remnants and dress lengths slide behind yard-sticks as a storm of short pieces falls to low prices. Goods labeled 12c 10c 4c 12c 18c 45c 124c are on the counter ends, bundled and clearly marked for easy access.
Outing Flannel Cotton Quality Described
Fragment describes a fuzzy fluffy flannel cotton fabric with a wooleny feel, mentioning sections and price remarks, with unclear context about quality and value. The text lacks full sentences but signals an assessment of fabric texture and pricing in a shopping or catalog setting.
Women Outfit Items at Costume Store Prices
Three significant items from the Women’s Costume store include navy blue Serge Dresses with full wide skirts at 5, Serge Skirts at 2, and Wee Serge Outing Coats at 31 each. Also advertised are Indigo Fannel Bathing Suits in two lots and two bathing suit types with price contrasts, located on the main aisle Chestnut street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Women’s Shirt Waists In Varied Fabrics On Sale
A shop showcases shirt waist varieties in calico, percale, Madras, lawn and laundered fabrics. Prices range from 50 to 2 dollars, with each extra dime adding value. Featured lawn wrappers with ruffles and watteau plaits highlight the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keven
Men s Clothing Offers Bargains on Suits and Coats
Advertisement touts Cassimere and Cheviot business suits at 15 10 and 22 50 and notes serge suits at 7 50. Featherweight coats priced from 50 cents to 5 dollars. Emphasizes a wide range for men’s apparel and sizes available.
Hammocks at low prices prompt curious bargains
A scrambled ad listing various hammocks and accessories from Mexican and American makers. Prices appear garbled but imply discounts on long, sturdy, and decorative hammocks along with spreaders, hooks, and ropes. The legible items include woven hammocks and add‑ons with noted color or style terms.
Bicycles and Names Spark Pricing Debate at Wanamaker
A fragmented ad-like note questions bicycle naming and pricing at Wanamaker. It contrasts maker suggested prices of 50 to 100 dollars with a “Continental” model offered at 70 dollars, highlighting confusion over brand names and associated costs.
Health Notice on Pig Pens and Sanitation Rules
The Health Officer may issue a written notice requiring owners to remove pigs and clean pens within twenty four hours if pig pens are kept in filthy conditions or emit offensive smells. Refusal or neglect to comply will lead to prosecution under the act.
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State Board of Health
Abe
Ovilligees
Mervan Fire Issurance Company
Crert Co
Ellnox
W. W. Lowe
W. DD. Meredith
Geniona Md
Mr. Meredith
Denton
Ald
Circuit Court for Caroline Counts To Equitas
A case filed in the Circuit Court for Caroline County involves Equitas as the defendant. The action concerns civil remedy or jurisdictional matter referenced in the docket. Details on claims, dates, and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Renal
George M. Russo
Caroline Counts
Equitas
Nate
George Tait
Bill Tates
Martha Trait
Mary I Wiley
William Tf. Wiley
Wiley
William H. Wiley
John Daily
Orphans Court
Mary A. Daily
Mary A. Flaharty
Martha Tait
Conetine
Delaware
Martha DP
Hortense
Dohey
George
Marylands
Edwin C. Fields
Edwin C. Plelds
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Hopper
Centreville
United States
Andrew Carnegie
Republican Party
John B. Dawson
Mr. Dawson
E. E. Goslin
Mr. Biavwean
Nannie
Republic
Teir
John G. Molland
Ottice
Congressiom
Robert F. Brattan
Nation's
Meere & Weal
Suniveran
Wilson
Conferrees
Carroll D. Wright
U.S
Jou
Wanamaker
Baki Dowden
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
N. Y
Atle
Bower & Son
Tidgely
Coil
McShane
Ridgely
Gilbert Hagadone
Ridgvely
Frederick City
CIEAS
WL Ely
Priscipar
Frederick, Md
Easton
Talbot County
Hillsborough
Orphans’ Court
Charles BE. Jarrell
James 2. Jarrelm
Francis E. Jarrell
Charles E. Jarrell
Nisi
Philip W. Downes
William TP. Long
Edwen GC
Fields
Wood
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Schogel Board
Desion
Ataver i
Howe
Celal
M. B.stepipens, Secretiry
EE. M. Dean
Gluck's
Concord Camp
Jas. F. Fountain
Mary A. Phuharts
George Ait
Vin “Mortenge
Ella V. Rickards
David T. Rickards
Edward F. Pearsaul
Annie KE. Pearsaul
Wingate Neal
T. Pliny Fisher
Liber L. HL. G
Bok
Maryvdel
Delaware & Chesapeake Railroad
John S. Walters
Elizabeth Donaldson
James KE. Pearsaul
Rebecca Richards
Said
James E. Pearsnul
TL. H. G
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Inwin
Anet
Liny Fisher
Baye
R. W. Dixon & Son
Duane Street
New York
General Commission Merchant
Trvisa National Bank
N.Y
Srasmacai, Ripgecy
Man
BaapsrkeeErs Commercial Agency
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Camden Street
Keipper, Webster & Go
S. Calvert Street
Baltimore, MD
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N.E
Valmn Business College
Pill
Dover, del
W. L. Gooding
Fel Evans
North Howard Street
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Ares
Sunynd
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