Centon Journal Urges Caroline Judicial Nomination
The Centon Journal argues the circuit should rotate the judge seat to Caroline County first, highlighting prior terms in Cecil Kent and Queen Anne's and urging Henry R. Lewis as the Democratic nominee. It emphasizes fairness, voter choice, and the aim of electing a Democratic bench this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Caroline
Frederick Stump
C. C. Crothers
John 8. Wirt
James Alfred Pearce
E. H. Brown
P. B. Hopper
William R. Martin, Esq
Henry R. Lewis
House of Delegates
Stump
Ricaud
Wickes
Carmichael
Robinson
Goldsborough
Russum
Large U S Trade Surplus Outweighs Gold Imports
The latest reliable stats show a strong favorable balance in foreign commerce for the United States. Exports in the last four months of 1896 reached about 425 million dollars, while imports were 209 million, yielding a 216 million surplus. Gold net imports totaled nearly 70 million, leaving 145 million to settle otherwise. For the year, the balance reached 305 million with 50 million extra silver exported, and gold imports only 46 million. After deductions for interest and dividends abroad, a remaining balance of roughly 109 million remains, framed as a sizeable sum for a bad year. The piece notes Democratic policy criticism and praises cash payments in retail trade to reduce losses and encourage cheaper cash sales.
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Waldron
New York Voice
Senators elected in six states and notable notes
Ten U S senators were elected in as many states with six incumbents reappointed. New Senators include Richard Kenny Democrat Delaware Thomas Platt Republican New York Boies Penrose Republican Pennsylvania and Charles Fairbanks Republican Indiana. Also noted is John Sherman becoming Secretary of State in McKinley’s cabinet. The passage also mentions extraordinary desert rainstorms in the Colorado desert and praises agricultural progress in Caroline County Maryland. It closes with endorsements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arkansas
James K. Jones
New Hampshire
Jacob Gallinger
Colorado
Ienry M. Taller
Missouri
George ©. West
North Dakota
Charles C. Hansbrough
North Carolina
Jeter Pritchard
Richard R. Kenny
Delaware
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Voorhees and Hill
Kansas Star
Mackintosh
Colorado Desert
Chamberlain
Abner Mercer
Dilworthtown
Chester County
Wanamaker's Winter Sale Promises Deep Discounts
Wanamaker's trumpets no dull season and urges shoppers to buy now while prices are at their lowest. The ad lists dramatic reductions on dress goods and fabrics from two-toned fancy suiting to all-wool crepon, mohair, and silk blends, touting factory pricing and profits redirected to customers. Down quilts and bed textiles are featured with claims of non shedding, colorless down and factory-made comfort at reduced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker’s
John Wanamaker
Chaptard
Delaware Bay
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Centon Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Congress
John Sherman
McKinley
Kremis
Meercer County
Hecker Bros. & Co
W. E. Brown
Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Court House
Main
Water Streets
James B. Steele
Water Street
Main St
Denton National Bank
Cora M.stack
Z Potter Steele
Gale Steele
J. W.clark
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Carole County
Maryland
James F. Fountain
Decesel
William W. Nolle
James F. Fountion
Saulsbury Bros
Philadelphia
Riera
Winte
Russot
Hlack
Zac
Actul Vaue
Eac Ae
Sean
Benvalne
Crepon and
Frieve
Boycle
J.C. Godwin
North Washington Street
Tastox, Maryland
Neridge & Clothier Philadelphia
SUAD
W. J. Blackiston
Denton, MD
TELE
Caroline CO
William J. Clark
Grace N. Valhant
Greensborough
Bridgetown
Edgar Plummer
Andrew B Roe
Rebecca Day
Powell
Sael
Chase Shanaitan
Lexington St
Baltimore
J. W. Crank, Jr
Orphans’ Court For
Henry Irwin
Penton
McCormick
Dearborn
York
Securiy
Lewis
Payag
Venton National Bank
William SE Irwes
Henry Irvin
Dec de Diwresh & Owass
Veterneys F P
Slaryland
William
Menry L
Perry
Wwolliam
Dee'd
Mangland
William H. Irwin
Nisi
Joseph Clark
George HH. Berry
Sherih
Sndh
Taves
Coraline
George M Russum
Edwin C, Flelds
Janlo Dt
Fountain
Greenville
Lady Thompson
Marshall
Irelland
Tennessee
John Weddehburn & CO
Washington, D. C
Story
Perry D. Taylor
Hk. P. Taslor
D. Taylor
Dee
Bonn
Draion
Thomas Wodds
Jininsville
Lacy Stevens
M. B. Stephens, Sree’y
George B. Neal
Grace Thompson
George R. Neal
Edwin C. Fields
Edwin C, Fields
The
Alliance Preserving Co
W. A. Wilson
Prest
H. W. Hynson
Sec’y
J. M. Beaven
Hillsboro, Md
Geo A. Deakyne
Farquhar
Sumthville
Callon
Rudolph G.anklam
Margaret Reed
William M. Price
Andersontown
Smithville
Charles R. Neal
Jas L. Bullock
Daniel C Adams
Thomas ¥. Bullock
Marylane
Thos. E. Bullock
Jas. Bullock
Rudolph G. Anklam
Charles 2. Neal
Ballimors Bargale Store
M. Klawansky
McSiixn Burbpixe
Sain
Charles A. Dana
By Mail
Sunday Sun
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Alot
Mission Colored School
M. Lb
Stepuens
Sec Y
Oliver A. Sterner
Annan, Horver & Co
Harmittsburg
Dept. Md
T.W Hobs
Tropkins Place
Mr. J. Lalw. Wolf
N. Mount St
Ideal Connaul
USA
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Mary - Lind
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EL Steele
Steele
B. Steele
Thomas Carmine
Adjoining
Caroline, Talbot
Dorchester
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