Nomination of Norman J Coleman For Agriculture Secretary
Senate Committee on Agriculture recommends confirmation of Norman J Coleman for Secretary of Agriculture. EasTax, first Peninsular town to legalize whiskey sale by clubs, acts to suppress the nuisance. Baltimore American annual announcement appears in the Journal. Publishers praised for energy and enterprise as the American grows each year.
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Senate Committee On Agriculture
Norman J. Coleman
Secretary of Agriculture
EasTax
Peninsular
Baltimore American
Journal Today
the American
Delaware Republicans suffer disruption over state offices
The Rich Spoils of office disrupted Delaware Republicans as the House on Thursday nominated Dr. William H. Cooper for State Treasurer and Benjamin F. Wagamon for State Auditor. Cooper, a Saulsbury Democrat and former State Senate member, and Wagamon, a former Democrat Greenbacker and Temperance Republican, faced Senate approval with a deadlock persisting.
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House
William H. Cooper
Benjamin F. Wagamon
Cooper
Saulsbury
Ex-Governor Whyte Urges Maryland Democrats to Reconcile
Ex Governor Whyte, a Democrat of unflagging zeal, urges Maryland Democrats to reconcile party factions and proposes an early state mass meeting. He stresses loyal participation in politics, aiming to promote national interests and uphold Grover Cleveland's principles. Other extracts from his speech are published elsewhere today.
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Whyte
Maryland
Grover Cleveland
Removal of Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton
In Washington President Cleveland removes Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton and nominates Hugh S. Thompson of South Carolina to replace him. Thompson, currently assistant secretary of the treasury, is a close ally of the President. Edgerton’s exit leaves a Republican on the board, prompting expectations Senate confirmation of Thompson. The piece also notes tariff bill debates and political maneuvering over New Mexico and West Virginia seats.
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Cleveland
Edgerton
Hugh S. Thompson
South Carolina
Thompson
the Treasury
Commission
Senate
Gen
Harrison
Springer
New Mexico
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cowles
Randall
Senator West
West
Colorado
Cleveland likely to return to public life and Senate race
The piece notes potential nomination of Kenna as Inter-State Commissioner with senatorial courtesy ensuring quick confirmation. It discusses Bayard facing criticism for demanding H. H. Sewall's resignation after Sewall condemned State Department methods. It predicts Cleveland’s return to law practice in New York and possible Senate bid to fill Evarts’ seat, plus a federal Agriculture department bill under review and veteran generals in town seeking gains from Harrison.
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Kenna
Bayard
H. H. Sewall
U. S
Samoa
Sewall
House
Senate
Department of State
Cleveland
New York City
Evarts
New York
Grover Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
Attorney
Linens sale wild with new patterns and low prices
Linens advertise a January clearance in a bustling market with rush and scurry. Mohair fabrics and plain white damask towels advertised alongside table linen, napkins, doilies and table cloths. Specials include six patterns of damask table linen, napkins and damask sets, and bold price cuts.
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Joux Wanamaker
Mortgagee's Sale Of Valuables In Caroline County
Public sale of the property known as Poplar Neck in Denton at the courthouse door at 3 PM under a mortgage from Robert B Culbreth and others to Tinae Lapham. The tract contains about 208 acres plus an orchard of around 290 acres, with 30 acres timber. The land lies across the county road from the dwelling and is described in the 1888 mortgage records.
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Robert B.culbreth
Sarah G. Calbreth
Andusan Lowe
Margaret A. Lowe
Tinae
Lapham
Liber L. H. G
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Henry C. Culbreth
Reides
Poplar Neck
Fleri Facias
Saulsbury Hobb
Emmett Downes
Luther HW. Gadd
Richard C. Carter
Luther I. Gadd
Richard J. Shields
Maryland
Gay Street
Howard Jones
Catherine D. Davis
George A. Deakyne
Liber
L. IL. G
Mary L. Croasdell
John T. Croachel
William H. Blades
Alt
Bethlehem
Carolina County
James W. Bowdle
Thomas Cook
Mary L. Cronsdell
Hog Range
Circuit Court
Philip W. Bee
Elizabeth Gifford
Preston
Stephen Gifford
Julian A. Bowen
Skillington Creek
Hog Island Wharf
Burton W. Parker
Laura A. Cohee
George W. Cohee
American Corners
Laura 4. Cohee
James N. Todd
Denton Town Property Describes Timbered Tract Improvements
Of Denton town property, a thirty five acre area is noted as being in wood and timber. The improvements on this tract consist of a remarkable setup details likely indicating a developing estate with forested acreage and built enhancements.
Wanamahkers Philadelphia Black Dress Goods Sale
Philadelphia merchants trumpet a stock of Black Dress Goods from French German and English looms. Prices list silk and wool crepe tamise veilings and camel hair fabrics with claims of 25 percent off value and bold assertions of value and quality with aggressive sales language.
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India
Sarah
Desirable farm near schools and churches offered
A valuable farm description notes its convenient location close to schools and churches. Terms are cash on day of sale. The brief notice highlights the farm as a desirable property for buyers seeking accessibility and value.
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Denton National Bank
James N. Todd
J. W. Chang, Jr
N. B
Real Shang Hai Silks Draw Crowded Buyers In Market
The ad exalts India Silks made by Art and Nature and shipped by Commerce as premier exclusive styles. It invites customers to view the first brightness of the line noting widths from 54 to 28 inches and prices ranging from 75 cents to 1.50 dollars. Patterns and colors are not specified.
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Shanghai
India
Maryland Institute
Institute
Baltimore
Theodora Oster
New Jersey Enamel Paint Company
American
Sun
Ford
Grand Opera House
Carrollton Hotel
Oster
P. Knight
E. Lombard Street
Knight
Converted Mohairs Exhibit In Exquisite Dress Goods
The article discusses converting Mohair fabrics from natural gray to refined dress goods. It outlines the process of bleaching printing folding to finish white Mohairs. It emphasizes bright color-work as the special feature and invites critical study of the decoration’s botany.
Notice of Road and Bridge Settings in Fourth district
County commissioners invite sealed proposals by February 26 1889 for building a new county road from Poplar Neck School House to Marsh Farm area with 30 foot wide road and ditches to 30 feet each side, plus a separate Marsh Creek bridge and a Marsh Creek bridge spec. Proposals must include timber material and complete construction to be accepted by commissioners.
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Johu Payne
Caroline County
Elijah Wignutt
Maryland
John Payne
Denton
J. B. Fletcher
C. H W. Whitby
Jas. T. Ledman
Poplar Neck
Marsh Farm
Capt. C.S. Carmine
Peter Covey
A. G L. Farnham
J. J. Douglass
Marsh Creek
Cuid Douglass
Preston
Medford's Wharf
Chaptunk
Blade
Poplar Neck School House
Medford’s Wharf
W. F F. Towers
Baltimore American reports union of Army of Potomac society
Due to space limits caused by dense coverage of committee proceedings on the reunions of the Society of the Army of the Potomac, the Baltimore American summarizes the key outcomes and decisions from the meetings held in Baltimore. The report notes efforts to coordinate events, preserve traditions, and engage members in upcoming activities, with emphasis on committee work and planning timelines.
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Society of the Army of the Potomac
Balti
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R. Kemp Williams
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Russum & Lewis
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J.P. J. Vubbard, II
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Luther H. Gadd
Solomon D. Cranor
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Maryland Institute For the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts
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Joseph M. Casiling
C. P. Knight
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Charles ‘C. Fulton
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Second Nat. Bank
Jacob Hartman
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Washington Fire Ins. Co
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Thomas J Myers & Co
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Mary A. Noble
George Morgan
Sarah E. Redman
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Baltimore County Union
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Charles P. Knight
East Lombard Street
New Namer
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W. J. Blagkiston
Jin
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W. J. Blackiston
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John Daily
Joslin
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Hartnett’s Corher
H. C. Gooden
Jacob Rickards
Wa. T. Roberts
Potter Drug and Chemical Co
Boston
Cuticura
J.P. Nellis & CO
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M. J. Young
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America
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Roland Plow Works
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