Tariff debate tugs at Maryland Congress and Senate
In the Senton Journal the February 13 1892 issue reports Democrats nationwide rallying behind tariff reductions. Key speakers from Maryland advocate free raw materials lower consumer prices and tax relief for farmers. Notes quote Mr Rusk Mr Rayner and Mr Compton urging repeal of duties on essential goods. Weather notes and a humorous tidbit about a wedding headline finish the page.
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Maryland
Congress
Congressiucn
Page
Stump
Rusk
Democrats
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rayner
Senate
Compton
Ways and Means
McKay
Blaine Exits Race Clearing Way for Harrison Nomination
On February 6 Blaine sent a note to Chairman Clarkson stating he is not a candidate and will not allow his name to go before the Republican convention. Republican leaders across the country believe the nomination is near for the man from Maine, though many view a Harrison bid as the likely winner.
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Harrison
Blaing
Clarkson
Republican National Committee
Maine
Effort to Admit Four States Faces Senate Hurdles
Congress may try this session to admit Arizona New Mexico Utah and Oklahoma as new states. The first three are expected to be Democratic while Oklahoma would be Republican. It seems unlikely the bill will pass the Republican Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Oklahoma
Tiree
Senate
Ten Thousand Froppe Meets Ex President Cleveland in Atlanta
Ten thousand people greeted ex president Cleveland at Union depot Atlanta on Tuesday of last week. The scene and incidents of the occasion drew extensive coverage by the Constitution, which ran several columns detailing the impromptu reception and crowd enthusiasm.
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Cleveland
Union Depot
Atlanta
the Constitution
Drowning in Pamlico Sound Claims Beaufort Vessel Crew
A Chiron icle special from Beaufort reports a sal drowning after the Wave loaded for Norfolk sank in Pamlico Sound. Captain Newcomb, a New Jersey native who moved to North Carolina last year, perished with the crew. His widow and one child survive.
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Rateia
N.C
Beaufort
Pamlico Sound
Cehaouer
Norfolk
Newcomb
New Jersey
North Carolina
Fle
Pearce of Kent County Seeks Independent Democratic Support
Hox James Arren Pearce, of Kent County, tied to an eminent Eastern Shore family, is a well trained lawyer and trusted by locals. His supporters say he has never failed to vote Democratic after nomination, though he resists machine politics and is viewed as an independent or kicker by some.
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Hox
James Arren Pearce
Kent County
James Alfred Pearce
Ife
Elis
United States Senate
Pearce
Democratic Party
Congressional Proceedings Condensed from Washington
The Feb. sessions in both houses cover bills on farm emplacements, a Fort Green Brook monument, census deficiency, and bank safety. Debates touch tax refunds between Virginia and West Virginia, free coinage measures, and pensions. Focused action includes committee reports, appropriations for monuments, and ongoing deadlock in adjourned business.
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Senate
House
Howe
Fithtan
Tree St
Mrr
Wendeurson
Internal Revenue
Clanniniiss
Fort Green
Brooklyn
Quinkwaite
Beltzhoever Pat
Dalzell Pa
Pennsylvania
Danlel Va
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginia
Abe Mme
Wahington
Proctor
Wayhor
Culberson
Tex
United States
Indiana
Sherman
Gibsun da
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
West Virginia
John Poward Payne
Mr. Catchings
Misa
Bureau of Pensions
Bland
Gota
Norman
Maryland
McPherson
Battle
Princeton
Ma Gallager
Gineral Stark
Manchester
Afr
Yourkees
Zachary Taylor
Wie
Iran
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Newark
Fatal Hotel Fire at Hotel Royal in New York
A deadly blaze swept the Hotel Royal at Fortieth street and Sixth avenue, killing seventeen people including eleven women and six men. Spectators witnessed multiple jumpings from windows amid harrowing scenes. two men leaped to their deaths and two women jumped from windows on Sixth avenue. By evening nine victims were identified, debris review continued with a contractor withdrawing his union from the ruins.
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Newton
Park Place
Hotel Royal
Fortieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Matt
New You
Galligan
Charity Commissioners
Mayor Convicted of Extortion in Allegheny Case
Pittsburg Feb 2 The jury found Mayor Wyman of Allegheny guilty on two counts of extortion for collecting witnesses. Two related counts yielded not guilty. The verdict caused a fainting spell. The penalty is a 3400 fine or one year imprisonment or both, plus removal from office as part of the punishment.
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Pittsperag
Wyman
Allegheny
Wyntan
Detroit to Honor Cleveland Ex-President to Speak at University
Detroit announces ex President Cleveland will speak at the University of Michigan two weeks hence. Citizens form a committee to invite him to a public reception on Feb 2, with Cleveland stating he will be at the committee's disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
University of Michigan
Tim
Glendale Robber Captured in San Francisco
Chief Crowley of San Francisco reports Marion Hedspetl, a Glendale train robber, captured there. He will be held for St. Louis authorities.
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Glendale
St. Louiis
G. Carrigan
Crowley
San Prancisco
Marion Hedspetl
St. Louis
Reading's Big Boom on Wall Street Coal Deal
Readings and several railroads form a major coal combination with Lehigh Valley and Jersey Central. McLeod says guaranteed dividends of 7 percent on NJ Central stock and rising rates. savings in coal carriage costs run to millions. Market reaction is a flood of buying as Reading stock surges while other shares lag.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
McLeod
Delaware, Laclawant and Western Railroad
Friends of the Reading
Nuw
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co
Reading, New Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Sammel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Reading
Stock Exchange
Reading Railroad
Comyan
New Jersey Central
Stuck Exchange
Ing Board
Lst
Notable Names and Ages Across Early 20th Century
A cropped OCR excerpt lists several prominent figures with ages and locations. Henri Bachillart, a French economist, is noted in Paris at age 7. William McClelland, adjutant general of Pennsylvania, in Harrisburg. Rev. De George Phillips, president of Queen's College Cambridge, England. George W. Reilly, president of Harrisburg National Bank, age 353 years. Alfred Marro Sciles, ex-governor and ex-congressman of North Carolina, Greensboro. John Jay Knox, former comptroller of the currency under Grant, New York, aged 61. Professor William Peck of Columbia College, Greenwich, Connecticut. Wed 70 vents.
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Henri Bachillart
Paris
Willian McClelland
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
George Phillips
Queen's College
Cambridge
England
George W. Reilly
Harrisburg National Bank
Congressiman
Alfred Marro Sciles
North Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Joh
Jay Knox
Grant
New York
William Ane Peck
Columbia College
Greenwich
Market Opening Rush Lifts Reading Stock and Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia markets report brisk opening as Reading stock and Lehigh Valley bonds rise sharply. Closing bids show Reading shares near 34, Lehigh Valley activity strong amid broad grain and flour price movements. Also notes the Paris civil marriage of Duke de la Rochefoucauld and Miss Mattie Mitchell with society attendance.
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Keak
Febo
Lelih Valley
Lehigh Valley Select
Hans
Lehigh Valley
Paris
Dike de la
Saxon Dress Goods Offer Unmatched Styles and Prices
The advertisement touts an unbeatable, early opening for the new Dress Goods season. It highlights a vast Saxon line with Crocodile Cloths, crepe like patterns, iridescent wool and silk blends, diagonals, and Challis. Prices range from $1 to $2, with bold claims of unrivaled variety, color, and design.
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Nile
Howadji
Howdah
Among the Cottons The Brandenburgs Reign Supreme
The Brandenburgs dominate their domain with top beauty and value for the money in fine cotton goods. Competition had existed, but they remain supreme in their sphere and grade, offering 2oc quality as a benchmark.
James Whitcomb Riley and Book News at Jo an Wanamaker
Advertorial notes on fabrics and prints from the Brandenburgs Canton Cloths Bedford Cord and Scotch plaids plus a Book News feature about James Whitcomb Riley and the February issue with portraits and a review of David Grieve. The piece endorses Book News as a broad book-world guide priced at five cents per copy and fifty cents a year.
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Brandenburgs
James Whitcomb Riley
Mr. Riley
I*ebruary
Ridpath
Curret Books
Cever
Boon News
David Grieve
Joan Wanamaker
Late Collectors Sale Notice for Amos L. Fishel Parcel
Authority of the West Assembly execut ed sale of a 10 acre tract of woodland land south of Chestnut Grove to Amer ican Corners. At public auction March 1 at the Denton Court House the property will be sold to pay state and county taxes for 1859 and 1894, with costs. Plat and papers available at purchaser expense. Has S. Tilawley, late collector, Fifth Election District, Caroline County.
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Caroline County
Vail
Gho
A. Deakyne
Clark
Denton
Mad
Amos le Fishel
Chestnut Grove
Vrana Chetnut Grove
Americun Corners
Desrees
Repinning
Has. S. Tilawley
Martin L Sullivan
Purelieer
JAS
AL Thawley
Care Line
Sss
Lsot
Late Colergton's Sali land sale notice brief excerpt
In a land dispute notice, administrators of Samuel Yornz estate announce sale of seven acres of property on a private road near Chestnut Grove and Bloomery, west of Greenmsboro, to settle claims with Martin L Sullivan and Wm Andrew. The notice describes tract boundaries along county road and private road to a public sale at the fence of the decedent two miles west of Greensboro.
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Martin L. Sullivan
Chestnut Garove
Womnery
Martin I. Sullivan
Wathun ‘Ph. Nindrew
Chestnut Grove
Bloomery
Sullivan
Old Bridge
Martin 1. Sullivan
W. OT. Aandrew
Samuel Yornz
Greenmsboro
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TOR
Hicks
Chico
Cal
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Miss Small
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Avery Small
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Oxford
Cardinal Manning
Blaine
Eaventeen
New York Exchange
Sloan
L. and W
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Behring Sen
Lussex
House of Commnonus
James Bryce
Aberdeen
James Lowther
Foreign Office
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Wasiusaton
Philadelphia
Stock and Produce Exchanges
PireapeLetia
Minnesota
Eliatee
Alay
Braid Osige
Osige
Mesa
Western
Gsc
Southern
Taanamaker
John J. Tharnes
Worgan & Todd
Mr. Morgan
Bill
Morgan, Bugar Todd
Asner
Colergton
Sali
Denton National Bank
Elizabeth Young
Aacora Weller
Inwis. Suet
Orphine’ Court
William
Goslen
Edward R. Gooslin
William 5. Goslin
Commission
Grraim
Bruit
Breduce
Duiwre
Ettc
W. Camden ST
Baltimore
Fey
Corn and Flant Exchange
Caro_line
M.A Young
Tia
Treavir
M. J. Young
Iéquitable Life Assurance Society
U.S
Equitable
Bowes & Hall
Baltimore Street
G. C. Radcliff
Sigt
Eastern Shore
Easton, Maryland
Dunnoge’s
W. E. Duxnoer
Uul
WS. Powell
S. U
Burrsville, MD
Tre Wise Householder
James Park
Lester Piver
Steamboat
Emma
Ford
Chestertown
Deelock N.n
St Reltpl
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Nevek&Queenstown
Kent Psland
Chester River
Pier 7
Light Street
Whart
Wasim
Thesday
Queenstown
Balti
Gratitude
Lfa
Rock Hall
Jackson Creek
Centreville
Corrica
Tudsay
Stever Grafftuile
Sid Leare
Light St
United Stes Express Company
George Warfield
Wheeler’s Transportation Line
Choptank & Tuckahoe River
Minnie Wheeler
Willsborough
Thursdave
Williston
Medford’s
Trappa
Pier
Trappe
Burnett's
Clark's
Wrights
Med
Maryland Steamboat CO
Third Haven
Joppa
Lyford'’s
Potter's Landing
Lao Po My
Two Johns
Dover Bridge
Medfoal’s
Oyster Shell Point
Poms
Doble Mills
Easton
Pier 4
Deln, & Chesapeake
Cambridge & Seaford
James E
Delaware and Chesapeake
RAIA
Pas
P.M
Mail. A.M
Euston
Des Cordova
Queen A Ridgely
Guldsboro
Headsveon
Marydel
Slaushiter
Hartley
Kenton
Clayton
Scott Mail
Pat
Divis
CIA
A.M. We
Connect
Flou
Oorf
GUS. Wooters
Meredith's Barber Shop
Brick Hotel
Denton, Md
Ch Orkmanship Witarateed
Organs
Glen B&os
Rochester, N. Y
Newspaper
Nabniye
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