Denton Democratic Club urged to push 1893 canvass
The Democratic club of Denton and similar groups should continue organizing and begin early work for the 1893 canvass. The note praises party effort and cites Northampton County Virginia where President Harrison hunted with good sport, contrasting a Republican stronghold that shifted to Democratic by a clear plurality in the recent election.
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Democratic Club
Denton
Northampton County
Cleveland
Harrison
Ile
Tariff Reform Expected From Democratic Party Says World
A New York World editorial notes five million workers are keen to see how the Democratic party will address tariffs. It argues that since six and a half million citizens backed Grover Cleveland on tariff reform after years of debate, the party should reduce tariffs to a reasonable level as instructed by the people.
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Tuerridune
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
New York World
Ex-Lieut Gov Black to Lead Tariff Plan in Congress
Ex Lieut Gov Cuauncey F Black of Pennsylvania, head of the National Association of Democratic Clubs, met with Lawrence Gardner in Washington to discuss campaigns and an anticipated extra session. He proposed Treasury prepared tariff legislation in summer, to be reviewed by Ways and Means and introduced early in the next session. The Walker tariff of 1846 cited as successful precedent. He urged Democrats study the books before deciding on an extra session.
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Cuaunxcey F. Black
Pennsylvania
National Association of Democratic Clubs
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Lawrence Gardner
Congress
Black
Treasury Department
Ohio may have intended to aid Cleveland in election count
The State statistician in Columbus completed the presidential electors count. Republican elector Lorenzo D. Vickers lost to Democrat James F. Seward in the Eleventh district by 464,000 to 402,399. Analysts attribute Seward’s lead to the Australian ballot, where marks for straight tickets were expected at the top. many voters may have misplaced their marks, voting for Seward while intending to vote for Cleveland.
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Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Columbus
Lorenzo D. Vickers
James F. Seward
Seward
Vickers
Cleveland
Pardon petition circulated for Stevenson Archer in Maryland
Memorials are circulating in Harford County seeking a gubernatorial pardon for Stevenson Archer who is confined in the state penitentiary. Signers include Bel Air residents jurors bondsmen and other locals, with reasons citing fulfilled punishment Archer’s advanced age and broad support across Maryland as grounds for clemency.
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Harford
Stevenson Archer
Mr. Archer
Achher
Maryland
Governor Brown Urges New Statewide Assessment Plan
Governor Brown urges winter open talks to draft a new assessment law. He proposes a 50 member Baltimore and county committee to study real and personal property taxation, funded by subscriptions, with weekly meetings and public press reporting to build a broadly acceptable bill.
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Sun
Brown
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Governor Brow's Push for New General Assessment Law
Frank Brows, governor, advocates a convocation of advisers funded by voluntary subscriptions to aid in enacting a new general assessment law. He states the advisers would not control his constitutional duties but would assist in informing consultation on matters important to all. He urges action to connect with him for such informal consultation.
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General Assembly
Tom
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Gener Assembly
Snelia
Cgieneral Assembly
Informa
Frank Brows
Railroads Decide Small Fare Cuts for World’s Fair
Railroads announce only modest rate reductions for travel to the World’s Fair, signaling minimal discount but maintained access for visitors. Officials cite current demand and logistic costs as key factors shaping the plan.
Two Hundred Silks Open in Nov 28 1891 Exhibition
A grand early opening of two hundred silk styles from London and Lyons appears with hand printed designs and new patterns not seen in America before. Prices range 75c to 1.50. the store touts exclusivity through limited quantities and ongoing success in December Silk exhibitions. Coats and wraps, fur trim mantles, and elderly ladies mantillas showcase a broad fashion stock.
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America
London
Lyons
Paris
Berlin
New York
Philadelphia
New Clothing Store Showcases Cape Overcoats Fashion
In West End London styles the store touts double breasted capes with large collars priced from 15 to 35 dollars. It highlights cape overcoats versus ordinary designs and promotes Kersey Oversacks at 35 to 45 dollars and blue color options. The message targets tailoring quality and value for men and boys seeking updated outerwear.
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London
West End
Regent Street
Paris
Bargain clothing sale highlights 1500 Short Trousers
The advertisement touts bargain prices on clothing made from ends, including 1500 Short Trousers priced from 1.25 to 2.50, with other offerings like Boys' Suits 4.50 and 6 and Cape Overcoats 5. Makers overproduced and prices are kept low to attract customers.
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Joan Waanamaker
Proclamation by the Governor of Maryland on electors
Governor Frank Brown proclaims the official results of Maryland's November election for electors to the President and Vice President. It lists the eight electors with the highest vote counts and declares them duly elected in accordance with state law.
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Vicoe
United States
Wieress
John Lee Carroll
Alonzo L. Miles
William Massey
Frederick WM. Baker
John Hannibal
Charles Ridgely Goodwin
Abram Claude
WM. Weirs Bouic
Frank Brown
Maryland
John Lee Carrole
Willdtam Massey
Frederick WA. Baker
Joan Hannibal
WM. Veidas Bouic
Antapolix
Gilford M. Landin
Mary E. Landin
John DB. Brown
Liber L. SE G
Caroline County
Bridgetown
Gibson & Bro
Scribner's Magazine 1893 Prospectus Highlights Major Contributors
The 1893 Scribner's Magazine prospectus announces Burnett to serialize The One I Knew the Best of All in K magazine, Bunner six Jersey Street sketches, Grant continuing Fred and Joe in a Reflections sequel, Frederic The Copperhead, and Elliott The Durket Sperret. Also Carlyle letters, Lincoln and Sumner reminiscences, a Japan artist piece by Robert Blume, and ongoing Historic Moments with war correspondents.
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K Magazine
Robert Grant
Fred
Joseph Kue
Mrn
Carlyle
Edward Irving
Lincoln
Sumner
Marquis de Clmuetbran
Japan
Robert Bluin
William H. Rusell
Archibald Forbes
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