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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1893
Page
2
A brief closing note expresses gratitude for growing public recognition of the JOURNAL. Signatories MELvin Z. Steele and B H Johnson extend their polite bow to readers as the merit of the publication is acknowledged.
The piece urges longer school terms and critiques Maryland and Baltimore on education efficiency while noting Behring Sea tribunal's adverse ruling for the United States. It cites Bayard’s advice and mentions a September Forum article on Confederate pensions. An International Exposition is planned in San Francisco January to June 1894 with five main buildings in Golden Gate Park.
Senator Voorhees introduces a funding bill with Secretary Carlisle backing to allow banks to issue notes up to the par value of bonds held, increasing circulating currency by about nineteen million dollars. The measure aims to ease money market stringency while arguing benefits for the South and West.
The shop advertises first class suitings and dress fabrics at deep discounts. Listings include 1 in. Worsted Melange 25c, 06 in. AH-wool Stripped Cheviot 25c, 42 in. All-wool Fancy Striped Salting 50c, 40 in. All-wool Suk Figured Armure 1, 46 in. All-wool French Whipcards 1.25, and other fabrics formerly higher priced now reduced. Also notes new arrivals of furniture for the Manufacturers' Trade. Book News for August highlighted with Prof Angelo Heilprin portrait and Old and New Time Book Prices by Warren Snyder, 5c copy or 50c a year.
State and county taxes paid in September receive a five percent discount, four percent in October, and three percent in November as allowed by law. The notice outlines the discounted payment options and timing for taxpayers.
State of Maryland informs that an application seeks a pardon for Witura AM P Tyumen who was convicted in November 1892 by the Talbot county Circuit Court after removal from Caroline county for murder in the second degree. He was sentenced to five years in Maryland Penitentiary starting December 5 1892.
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