Maryland Democrats Adopt National Campaign Address
A special Maryland Democratic Editors Association meeting at Hotel Rennett adopted a nationwide canvass for 1890. The address denounces federal election law, argues for state control of elections, urges civil service reform, and calls for a solid Maryland Democratic delegation to Congress. It criticizes Republicans for tariffs, pensions, and centralized power, urging primaries above suspicion.
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Maryland
Democratic Editors’ Association
Hotel Rennett
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
House
Thos. B. Reed
Wouse
Democrats
Judge Wilson on Ship Subsilies
Judge Wilson argues for reciprocal trade to boost commerce as a country must want and supply goods cheaply. He contends US markets are blocked by high tariffs that raise prices on all manufactured goods, burdening citizens while foreign trade declines. E. K. Wilson.
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Judge Wilson
United States
R E. K. Wilson
Steven Archer Embezzlement Case Prompts State Vindication
The crime of embezzlement of State funds has been fastened upon Steven Archer and he is now behind prison bars. The prompt vindication of the law and the State's integrity is approved by every good citizen, with the exception of a small-calibre politician who hoped to gain advantage by implicating other party members.
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St. Louis Republic
Clements
Georgia
Gibson
Maryland
House
Democratic Party
Farmers’ Alliance
Congress
United States
Stevenson Archer
Archer
Federal Force Bill at the polls sparks old memories
The opinion laments a revived federal force bill risking bayonets at the polls. It recalls citizens once marching to protect suffrage and argues northern prejudice fuels disdain for Speaker Reed's party methods.
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Reed
Cotton Dress Goods Price Savvy At Galanamaker’s
The July Look News advertises cotton dress fabrics at low prices surpassing perceived value. 5 cent lawns feature pure cotton, clean threads with small figures, priced around 60 cents for full dress patterns. Chalks at 8 cents, fine cream woven fabrics, close to Parisian Challis. Also lists 10 12 cent items and Wash Flannels. Plus Europe reading suggestions and a Jules Verne portrait.
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Look News
Europe
Jules Verne
Puritan Refrigerator sales tease for summer bargains
The advertisement proclaims minimal ice needed to keep near zero in hot weather and lists prices on uprights, sideboards, ice chests, trunks, and theater trunks. It highlights No 71 baggage trunk with strong frame and locks, plus various trunk styles from Saratogas to basket trunks, all sold by JOUAN WAANAMAKER.
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Jouan Waanamaker
Bryant & Fisher Assignee's Sale of Mill Property
Public sale in Denton on July 15 1890 between 2 and 4 pm of undivided one seventh of three farms in Caroline County tied to Pearson's Chance Lloyd's Regulation Hermitage and Anthony's Mill with a grist mill dwelling storehouse and outbuildings. First tract 160 acres second 106 acres third 272 acres total with a peach orchard and single story dwelling. Terms of sale to follow.
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Robert W.anthony
Caroline County
Denton
Burrsville
Pearson’s Chance
Lloyd's Regulation
Anthony’s Mill
Vthird
John S. Slaughter
P. W. Downes
Uainthonys Mill
Wesley
Bazaar offers wide Dry Goods assortment on Peninsula
W. P. Chaffingh invites readers to visit his Bazaar boasting extensive Dry Goods Clothing Carpets Shoes and Notions with a strong emphasis on Ladies Fine Dress Goods and a vast Ready Made Clothing department. He claims the Shoe department carries a well selected stock at prices said to be lower than competitors and promises a grand line of Carpets Mattings Oil Cloths Window Shades and Lace Curtains. He asserts shoppers will want to return after visiting the store.
Deweese Estate Sale Sought in Caroline Equity Case
Order of publication in Caroline county equity suit filed by John I. Carter and Elizabeth his wife against William W. Deweese Ella S. Deweese Cornelius Deweese seeks a decree to sell the late William H. Deweese estate for partition among heirs. The 357 acre Bell Isle Farm 110 acre Island Farm 80 acre Grove tract 174 acre East Pleasant Farm are described. widow Sarah J. Deweese survives with four children Elizabeth Carter William I. Deweese Ella S. Deweese and Cornelius Deweese are minors. The land cannot be divided without loss. Publication required four weeks before July 21 1890 with appearance by Aug 8.
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William WL. Deweese
Ella S. Deweese
Cornelius Deweese
Circuit Court
Caroline ‘County
Renal
William HH. Deweese
Caroline County
William I. Deweese
Bell Isle
William H. Deweeese
Sarah J. Deweese
Elizabeth
John TY. Carter
Elan
Deweese
Elizabeth Carter
William TL. Deweese
Ella
William S. Deweese
Delaware
Luther WU. Gadd
Luther H. Gadd
Robert H. Schuyler
Sallie I. Schuyler
Margaret Bennett
Liber L. HW. G
John C. Bennett
Court House
Denton
John W. Scot
Bennett
W.E. Wilson
Goldsborough
Castle Hall
James Clough
Robert AI. Schuyler
James N. Todd
Inwiy
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Epiror
Harrison
Galanamaker’s
Mwe
Bryant
Attorneys-At-Law
Robert W. Anthony
Mollie E. Anthony
George W. Spurry
T. Pliny Fisher
Fisher
L. H. Gadd
Gadd
Pliny Fisher
Mortyngee
J.W. Crans
Auet
Keystone
Keystone Mfg. Co
Llinoiz
Casil James N. Todd
Henny Inwiy
W. P. Chaffingh
ARD
Caroline Farmers
Hubbard & Brotiter
Columbia
Law Bone
Diss
Bone
Truckers’ Special
S. H. Flaharty, Acenr
Denton, Moarsville
Greenshoro
F. Sloan & Bro
Light St. Wharf
Baltimore, Md
A. Naw
Denton, MD
J. Wesley Bordley
F. IT
Phillips 1
Yease
Brick Hotel
W. P. Ghaffinch
John I. Carter, Jr
Plaintiffs
Wheeler's Transportation Line
Choptank & Tuckahoe River
Imhsboro
Williston
Potter’s Ldg
Medford’s
Preston
Trappe
Baltimore
Willsborough
Potter's Ldg
Medford
Pier
Light St
Burnetts
Clarks
Wrights
Medfords
Choptank
Lloyds
Dover Bridge
Kingston
McCurtys
Grneys
Downer
Coward's Point
Coveys
Hillsboro
E. E. Wheeler
Pier 6
B. G. Stevens
Potter's Landing
William IL. Trice
Mary E. Miller
Charles E. Miller
Matthew Corkran
Corkran
W. IL. Trice
Samuel Rice
Sevien
W. H. Trice
Robert Patton
N. J. Corkran
Tilghman Kelley
Said
Moore's Mill
Sandtown
Ervin’s Church
William Richard
Richard
Samuel F. Pearson
Pearson
John Bright
John W. Jutson
William Price
Benjamin
Samuel Sylvester
Guoldsborough
Sandy Island Bridge
Ten O’elock A. m
Sam'l J
School Board
Liden
Thawley
M. E. Church
Cedar Grove
Tuckahoe Neck
Lewis
M. Bates Stephens
Reans
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N.J
Act of Congress
Attrornegy-at-Law
Fannie A. Jump
Emnett Downes
Sallie I. Downes
Margaret H. Melvin
Luther YW. Gadd
Boston
Massachusetts
Orphans’ Court
Mauryland
Cuances Allen Tromnprkee Rice
City of New York
New York
Chas. U. Cotting
Advntr
Charles Allen Thorndike Rice
W. H H. Deen
Tuckahoe
B. Kinnamon
Alderney
Durham
T. Hackett
Hillsborough, Md
Peninsula
Feadquarters
Stevens
Reeves Stacker
Talbot County
Mfb
Allaband
Ernest Downes
Evans
Corbin
Acme and
Clark
Planet, Jr
Pennsylvania
Buckeye
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware CO
Dubreuil
Mubray
Baltimore Street
Holt’s
Isborougel, Maryland
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