Our Congressmen in Congress from Maryland
The Denton Journal reports on Maryland's delegation seating decisions in Congress. McKaig selected Rusk's old seat, Rusk took a front seat on the Republican side, Simpson joined him, Page moved to McComas's seat, Compton chose a front row aisle seat on crutches, Rayner found a poor seat on the Democratic extreme, and Stump ended up in an undesirable Republican seat on the far right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mimerican
Mr. Rusk
Mr. Compton
Mr. Stump
Mr. Rayner
Mr. McKaig
J. Simpson
Medicine Lodge
Page
McComas
Ltr. Compton
Stump
Democrats Debate Nominee's State For 1892 Convention
A discussion among Democrats cites the need for a candidate who can carry New York and the nation. The Speaker ship fight intensifies fears of splits due to personal ambition of Cleveland and Tillminty. The Great Herald notes Westward unity could heal factional rifts and spark a successful 1892 campaign.
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Democratic Nations
New York
Great Herald
Cleveland
Tillminty
Democratic Party
Dazard
Nanan
Eurepes
Dom Pedro dies in Paris a loving wish for Brazil
Dom Pedro ex-emperor of Brazil died in Paris on Sunday. He loved Brazil intensely and had long hoped to end his days there. A chest held Brazilian soil was found among his effects and he was laid to rest on it, honoring his wish. Also mentions Honest John Hubner as a senate candidate and notes on Maryland politics.
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Hill
Maryland
United States
Empire State
Cleveland
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Paris
Honest John Hubner
Baltimore County
Maryland Senate
Hubner
House of Delegates
The Message A Vigorous Chilean Folklocy
A special message on Valparaiso massacre dissatisfaction promises Tarith benefits and Uvils of free silver. The document asserts vigorous Chilean folklore themes and outlines plans to issue a special message if needs are unmet.
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Valparaiso
Silver coinage debate and fiscal reforms spark congressional speech
A lengthy 1882 congressional reflection discusses silver bullion exports and imports, government bullion purchases, and the impact of free coinage on U S business. It covers treasury surplus allocations, pension and navy budgets, agriculture gains, civil service efficiency, and criticisms of gerrymandering amid electoral reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ted Caubin O
Pam
Proctor
Department
Vermont
Walt
Secretary of the Navy
Pension Bureau
Pension Burea
Jane
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Michigan
South Carolina
Gerry Muander
Turkish Embroideries Dazzle at Upholstery Showroom
The Advertiser reports a dazzling display of Turkish embroideries in the Upholstery section on the second floor in the Thirteenth Street store. The collection surpasses all prior Oriental embroideries, described as unequal and remarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phibapelrina Dee
Thirteenth Street
Embroidered luxury goods claim startlingly low prices
An advertisement extols embroidered gold and silk on satin and crape with a tone mixing irony and promotion. It lists Lamberquins colors and sizes, curtain sets, table covers, and silk tinsel on crape with varied prices, signaling deep discounts and a military fashion flare in coats and capes aimed at consumers seeking bargains.
Public Sale of Farm Property at Hillsborough Talbot County
Public sale of farm assets at the seller’s Talbot County property near Hillsborough begins at 10 a.m. Items include multiple riding horses mares fillies a bay colt a sorrel mare two day mares milch cows and three shouts all bred in Royal Russell or related lines with various ages and future work potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot County
Rt. CG. Morgan
Hillsborough
Macow
Yelops
North American
Royal Rusell
Avonmore
Edward B
Eminence
Hick Jk
Mures
Smnedalwood
Morrell Morgan
Morrell
Queen Anne County
Thomas D. Case
Caroline County
Edwin dl. Brown
Maryland
Edwin C. Fields
William R.martin
Willian T. Covey and Witl
Confectionery at Dunnock’s with Low Prices in Denton
Our stock of candy far surpasses rivals with prices from 10 to 75 cents per pound making pure candy affordable. Also full selection of grapes, raisins, citron, currants, dates, bananas, oranges, lemons, cocoa nuts, walnuts, figs and more. Also neckwear hats caps and various dry goods and notions available for prompt satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Dunnock’s
Christmas Present Stock Replenished at Low Prices
Store announces complete Christmas stock and replenishment without stint and invites liberal patronage, emphasizing extreme low prices and eagerness for customers’ support.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Eorror
Baltimorie Saaz
Gormany
Faulkner
Cartes H. Ginson
Speaker Crisp
Thon
Charles B. Lore
House
House of Representatives
Newspaperhhin
Ashington
Senate
State Department
Po Dtion
Germany
Denmark
Italy
Austria
France
New Orleans
da Valparaiso
Halthuore
Crlinigal Court
Chile
China
Russia
Belgium
Great
Britain
Switzerland
Secretary of the Treasury
Antilver
Friends of Free Silver
London
India
Speares C.F. Crish
Davenite
Liverpool
Shearan
Crawford
Dawellen
Catholic Reformatory
Shearon
Erape
Newmarket
11Th
Elbridge S. Brooks
Great American Republic
Mai
Joan WaNaMakeEr
Hiley A. Spencer
Lucretia Spencer
Benjamin House
Liber C. L
Dorchester County
Benjamin Howe
George M. Aus Uin
Ienry RK. Lewis
Dour
Cambridge
Two O'Clock
Hunting Creek
Choptick River
Jacob Covey
Caroling County
Wanda Wharf
George M. Russuem
Alnry AL Lewis
Arignees
Murtgagee
Jas
AL Moaluisren
Auet
Meredith’s Barber Shop
Brick Hotel
Denton, Md
iTr
Watertown
JA. Morgan
J. W.ciars
Jin, Suet
Weg
I Merry Christmas
AGS
Dunnoceh’s
FUL
Dunnock
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U.S
Pontine
Equitable
Bowes & Hall
S. Baltimore Street
Autastern Shore
Easton
Life and Fire Insurance
Mutua
Washington County
Stock— Ktun Life
Wartford
Conn
Agricultural
N. Y
Continental
Farmers
York
Pay Fire Association
Philadelphia
Glens Falls
Hartford
Pennsylvania Fire
Pennsylvania
Phanix
Connecticut
Forrings—Commercial Union
Globe
Royal
James Swann
Munsonic
OUR Dress Goods Department
Jarrbin & Nichols
Nisi
Market St
Wilmington
DEL
Fink Olp Wines
Branpres, Grins and
Rye Willskirs
Niss
Willliam T. Martin
Willian T. Covey
Wowrah
Jersey
R. Kemp Williams
H. P. Goddard
Baltimore, MD
Stormyway Bros., Mason & Jeamlin
C. C. Briads & Co
A. B. Chase, Webster
Wilcoy & White
Geo. T. Musselman
Traction of Music
Murydel
James Green
Per
Maryland Steamboat CO
Baltimore
Third Haven
Ida
Joppa
Lyford’s
Potter's Landing
Dover Bridge
Medford’s
Oyster Shell Point
Corners
Oxford
Double Mills
Haltimore
Light Street
Raston
Dela. & Chesapeake
Cambridge Seaford
James E, Byrd
Mr. Mason
Ericulayer and Plastersr
Greensnhorough, Mp
G.W. Raughley
Journal
the New York Weekly World
M. Quad
Detroit Free Press
Cory
the Weekly World
New Tuckahoe Bridge
G.W. Baughley
Tuckahoe Neck
Postoffice
R&r
Clark
Tuckakve Neck
Ester Iver
Steamboat
Anly Us
Emma A. Ford
Chestertown
So'elock A. In
Ralph 2
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Eastern Neck
Queenstown
Kent Tatund
Chester River
Pa.u
Leyr
Winim
Gratitude
Centreville
Light St
United States Express Company
Corsica
Crampton
Velock Boon
Spry’s
Deep Taning
Buckingham
Round-Top
Dolph’s
Pier 7
George Warfield
Wheeler's Transportation Line
Choptank
Tuckahoe Rivers
Williston
Trappe
Stenmner
Toom
Medfords
Lo. W
Viero Light St
Burnett's
Clark's
Wrights
Lloyd's
Kingston
MacCarty’s
Ganey’s
Downes
Towers
Coward's
Covey’s
Hillsboro
Newspape
Eahrerive
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