Denton Journal Highlights 1888 Political Notes
The issue notes Democratic congressional committee members chosen with Hon. Barnes Compton as Maryland’s representative. It urges Caroline’s natural wealth to ten million dollars and promotes railroad aid as a path to reach that proportion. Senator E. K. Wilson thanks the Journal for Congress eulogies on General Logan, with a tastefully bound volume.
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House
Democratic congressional committee
Barnes Compton
Maryland
CAROLINE
E. k K. Wilson
Congress
General Logan
Henry to edit Cambridge Chronicle as new managing editor
W Larryp Henry of Cambridge buys John R Pattison's interest in the Cambridge Chronicle and becomes managing editor with Emerson C Harrington as senior partner. The note stresses Henry's writing skill and Chronicle quality, while Maryland River and Harbor Committee debates a Harbour improvement funds increase. A Cecil Kent Queen Anne counties business coalition backs a regional railroad plan, with a forthcoming conference to finalize procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Larryp Henry
Cambridge
John R. Pattison
Cambridge Chronicle
Emerson C. Harrington
Mr. Henry
Chronicle
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne
Blaine Letter From Florence Sparks Convention Speculation
A letter purportedly from James G. Blaine, written from Florence Italy, states his name will not be presented at the next National Republican convention. Some papers take it as a sincere wish, others view it as a ploy to delay nominating power. Democrats, meanwhile, respond with cautious skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JAMES G. BLAINE
Florence
Italy
Maine statesman
Government telegraph expands to hotels along line
A Florida report states a War Department controlled telegraph line about a hundred miles long will be opened to commercial messages at ten cents per word. Officials may allow wires to run into any hotel on the route where the proprietor provides his own operator, easing private use.
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Florida
War Department
Townsend Proposes Sherman for President to Sherman
George Alfred Townsend recently visited General Sherman and urged him to be the Republican nominee for president. Sherman replied that there are two parties, and he is content to not pursue a career, noting his age and desire to avoid political ambition. He compared himself to Washington, Jackson, and Harrison in age and tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND
Sherman
Washington
Jackson
Harrison
Farmers and Newcomers Boost Caroline County
Over the past decade Caroline County welcomes farmers and other residents from Northern and Eastern States. The influx improves business, increases farm ownership, and raises land values benefiting taxpayers. The text urges support for a proposed railroad to enhance transport and farm prices.
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Caroline county
Wagner Life and Influences in Frank Leslie's Magazine
Louis Elson presents a calm judicial view of Richard Wagner's life and theories. Wagner's works are epic musical poems, not mere operas, depicting grand heroic mythic figures and lessons from Teutonic and Scandinavian mythologies displaced by Christianity. Also featured is Dr Felton's sketch of the Emin Paha Rel or Expedition, noted for its successful results and well illustrated text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wagner
Louis Elson
Frank Leslie
Elson
Wagner
Felton
Emin Paha Realiaf
Maryland Senate debates bill to fund ballot printing and fair voting
Maryland lawmakers consider a comprehensive election reform bill by Mr. McKaig creating state funded ballot printing via county clerks, requiring conventions to certify nominees to the secretary of state, and extending strict voting procedures including independent nominations, ballot preparation time limits, screening, guard rails, inspector duties, and voter accessibility provisions. The measure details nomination certificates, ballot contents, and enforcement steps for fair balloting across counties and Baltimore city.
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McKaig
Maryland State Senate
Circuit Court
Secretary of State
circuit courts
Board of Election Supervisors
Baltimore city
Ballot Handling Rules At Polling Place
Section 20 specifies that if an elector does not vote a prepared ballot no additional ballot of that kind can be given. If a ballot is spoiled the elector may obtain a replacement from election inspectors after returning the spoiled ballot. Any elector who does not vote must return the ballot to inspectors before leaving the polling place.
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Baltimore
Board of Election Supervisors
Sunday Herald
New York
Richmond
Maryland
Virginia
sporting news
ane le eacela
Tildens Memory Honored by Brooklyn Democrats Dinner
Samuel J. Tilden remembered by Brooklyn Democrats at a Kings County Club dinner in his birthday honor. Governor Hill delivered the chief speech praising Tilden and endorsing Cleveland era reforms. President Cleveland sent a letter affirming Tilden's influence on public service, economy, and civil service reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Democratic Club
Brooklyn
Samuel J. Tilden
Hill
Wilden
Tilden
Cleveland
Kings county
bose
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments Sale
The beat salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box for sale by George and Redden.
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George & Redden
Road Notice to Lay Out a New Caroline County Public Road
Caroline County citizens intend to petition the County Commissioners after thirty days to lay down open and construct a new public county road from the Oakland Hillsboro road division line north to lands of J B Stambaugh F Green and P W Downes then across to lands of J M Hackett F Green and others and join the Oakland to Bradleysburg road. Francis Green T W Smith Edward Saulsbury J M Hackest Wm J Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Oakland
Hillsboro
W. R. Howard
Jas. White
J. B. Stambaugh
F. Green
J. M. Hackett
P. W. Downes
Dr. Terrill
Bradleysburg
FRANCIS GREEN
T. W. SMITH
EDWARD SAULSBURY
J. M. HACKEST
WM. J. CLARK
Federalsburg sale by writ of conditioni exponas notice
By virtue of a writ of conditioni exponas issued by Justice William H. Watkins in Caroline County Maryland I will expose at public auction in front of Davis's Store Federalsburg on the term specified in the writ Wesley Brewington as neigne of John W Brown sues against the goods lands and tenements of William Brewington and will conduct the sale accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Watkins
Caroline county
Wesley Brewington
John W. Brown
William Brewington
Davis
Federalsburg
MICHAEL Rh. LOCKERMAN
Fragmented OCR Snippet Summary Card
A garbled OCR fragment lists numbers and letters with unclear context. It mentions sums like 4 743 771 and identifiers such as 6295412, but no coherent event, person, organization, or place is determinable from the readable text.
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