Editorial Notes on Caroline county politics in 1893
A Denton Journal column discusses expected party battles in Caroline county for state senate seats, naming potential Democratic and Republican figures. It notes no strong third party presence, fiscal plans for courthouse rebuilding, bond issuance, and tax collection efforts, plus remarks on Hayes bill and Cleveland inauguration gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Senate
Dawson
Thomas A. Smith
Nathaniel Horsey
Jas. W. Holt
Henry R. Lewis
Edward E. Goslin
Messrs. Jas. Green
A. B. Roe
George M. Russum
Cleveland's Cabinet Complete With Olney and Herbert
In Lakgewoop New Jersey on February 22 President Cleveland announced the final cabinet picks: Richard Olney of Massachusetts as Attorney General and Hillary A. Herbert of Alabama as Secretary of the Navy. Other members named include Walter Q. Gresham, John G. Carlisle, Daniel S. Lamont, Hoke Smith, Sterling Morton, and Wilson S. Hissell. Herbert’s selection is seen as a promotion and Olney’s as a surprise. Beauregard, famed Confederate general, died in New Orleans. Ballot contests in Pocomoke district and possible Mitchell vs Corbett bout noted. Supreme Court successor Howell E. Jackson confirmed unanimously. North Dakota Democrats gain a Senate seat amid intraparty splits. Maryland gubernatorial prospects discussed. Ohio Governor McKinley faces personal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Wilson S. Hissell
New York
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Hillary A. Herbert
Navy
Olney
George A. Jenks
Congress
Naval Committee
House
United States Navy
Massachusetts Bar
Boston
New England
Herbert
South
Tax Convention Discusses State Tax Policy In Baltimore
Governor Brown convened a tax convention in Sutro Hall Baltimore to discuss tax reform. Dr Frank T Shaw chaired temporarily while Senator George A Pearce served as secretary. The Governor labeled Hayes bill unconstitutional, Hayes defended minor provisions, and the gathering adjourned with plans for further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Sutro Hall
Baltimore
Frank T. Shaw
Carroll County
George A. Pearce
Allegany County
Hayes
Thomas G. Hayes
Congress
Morton Defends Agriculture and Arbor Day Leader
Secretary Morton, future Secretary of Agriculture under Mr Cleveland, champions forest preservation and Arbor Day. In a speech on the Hatch Anti-Option bill he argues farmers deserve more protection from rivals and warns against dismantling exchanges that help keep prices up. He says producers' boards aid farmers by providing a daily market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Morton
Boards of Trade
J. A. Sherman
New York
London
England
Europe
Iis
India
Russia
Germany
Belgium
France
Henry James
King’s College Hospital
John Wood
PR. C
Edward Belamy
Royal College of Surgeons
Charing Cross Hospital
Sir Henry Thompson
University College, London
Express
Broadway
Philadelphia Dress Goods Exhibition Promises First Nation Show
Monday, February 20, 1893 newspaper notes a grand dress goods exhibition in Philadelphia with 700 pieces and 500 distinct styles. It previews Paris and Berlin wraps and jackets for spring, praises the display, and promises low prices while stressing originality, innovation, and long-term business. It mentions Cape Overcoats for boys at $3.50, and a new Atlanta Bicycle as a high quality find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paris
Berlin
Hunter
Asia
John Chinaman
Bulgaria
Eton Hall
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Epiror
Court House
Caroline
Baltimore News
Russum
White House
Harrisop
Beauregard
New Orleans
Roumania
Khedive
Egypt
House of Delegates
Pocomoke
J. A. Young
Lloyd Wilkinson
Charles Mitchell
Mitchell
James J. Corbett
Howell E. Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
L.Q.C. Lamar
North Dakota
United States Senate
The
Crisfield Times
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Worcester
McKinley
Ohio
Orphans’ Court
Henry Bowdle
Lucy E. Bowdle
Daniel G. Bowdle
SASH
Denton
WAL A
Stewart
Denton, Md
Wanamaker
Atlanta
Joun Wanamaker
Dre RE Wise
Siegel & CO
Bedford
Moen
Tor
Hat & Cap Department
Our Grocery Department
D. Siegel & Co
Dover and
Aurora Streets
Easton
Taanmaaher
Puiradelpiua
Red
Chestnut Street
John Y. Graham
Belle J. Graham
Matthew Semple
Robert A. Semple
Comany
Circuit Court
Matthew Semple & Co
Marcus H. Darrow
Robert T. James
M. H
M. H. Darrow & Co
Geo. M. Russain
Levin H. Williams
Harry Shirk
M. Ai. Darrow & Co
M. Hf
Robert A.semple
Marcus N. Darrow
Rober T. James
M.H. Darrow & Co
M. HW. Darrow & Co
Geo. M. Rugsum, Esq
Elijah Sapp
M. N. Darrow
M. A. Darrow & Co
Geo. M. Russum
Req
Levin N. Williams
Edwin C. Fields
James N. Tonp
Parker
Jos
HOPE
Enston
Hottom
Bend
Iowa
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Bhaston, MD
Ben. Brown
J. Ben. Brown
Cambridge, MD
Home Magazine
Ars
Brodix Publishing CO
Seren Sts Bowe
J. M. Beaven
Hillsboro
Taft
Taft Bros. Med
Bae
Rochester
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