Democratic campaign in 1890 echoes in 1892 victory hopes
The piece touts a solid Democratic surge nationwide led by Cleveland with New York support. It cites Indiana Wisconsin Illinois as pro-Democratic, warns of Republican measures like high tariffs and the federal force bill, and ties labor conflicts such as Homestead to Republican deception while praising workingmen. It contrasts crime in Caroline with overall declines and recalls the 1885 shift against Democrats in labor-heavy counties.
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Cleveland
Great Madison Square Garden
Empire State
New York
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
United States
Congress
Homestead
Pittsburg
Campaign notes and political chatter from Washington
A Washington dispatch reports Cleveland aims to include former opponents in party leadership to strengthen the campaign strategy. Maryland Democrats show optimism for a solid House delegation while criticizing McKinley era policies. Harrison's personal views noted as Presbyterian predestination. Maryland reps vote against free silver, McKaig renominated amid tobacco ads from Dunnock's.
Correction on cause of Mr. Moore death in Prestox notice
Doctor J R Purcuipé writes to the Journal from Prestox Missouri dated June 1 182 disputing a prior death notice. He states Mr E T Moore suffered prostatic disease chronic kidney inflammation and dysentery as the actual causes with hemorrhage as the immediate killer. He notes he was the only physician who treated Moore for ten months and asks for a correction to reflect these facts.
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Prestox
E.T. Moore
Moore
Ske
J. R. Purcuipe
Fruit Shipments From Ridgely See Mixed Returns
In Ridgely on July 12 , growers report shipping about forty baskets of Alexander peaches daily at about one dollar per basket. Berry season is nearly over and only two to three crates are shipped every two days. Plums arrive slowly and pears are light. overall the season has been only fairly profitable for growers with little fruit shipped late in the week.
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Ridgely
Western Maryland College is Acknowledged for Growth
The annual notice highlights Western Maryland College twenty five years of progress with a faculty of eighteen and last year’s enrollment of 243 students. The college accepts both sexes under the same administration but maintains separate departments with joint teacher supervision.
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Western Maryland College
National Meet Wheelmen Excursion Fare Details
National Meet of the League of American Wheelmen at Washington runs July 15 to 26. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip at one fare, tickets on July 16 to 16, return eligible through July 24. Passengers' bicycles carried free. B&O official route to the Meet per League officials. Camp Meeting calendar lists dates for Oakland Beckwith Concord Camden Harrington Brandywine Summit Wye Chilton’s Old Ennals Woodlawn and Covey notices. Covey family obituary notes 12-year-old daughter of James Jr. and Mrs Leah Covey died of peritonitis near American Corners on Tuesday. Denton corner property sale at Main and Fifth streets, Ramsdell occupied, bargain via T P Fismer attorney.
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Wye
Chilton’s
Ennals
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Main
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J. AJ. Ramsdell
T. P. Fismer
Cotton Dress Goods Sale Prices Readily Tempt Shoppers
Wanamaker SWILADELPUIA July 1892. Prices lean toward shoppers with many items on sale. The 25c Yankee Ginghams drop to 12 1/2c and 75c Silk-and-cotton Ginghams to 50c. A group of related fabrics, including Anderson Ginghams at 18c and 50c Lace, are all marked on the same basis.
Bargain Silk and Dress Goods Extravaganza
A flood of fabric prices ranges from 25¢ to $1.25 per yard. Items include canker, Ginghams at 25¢, Crapes at 37 to 60¢, French Organdies 25¢, All-wool Grenadine, and striped Grenadines. Lansdowne and Gloriosa silk and wool blends, Navy blue Serge, and remnants on sale. Many textiles touted as light, cool, durable, and ideal for summer dresses, with significant price cuts and limited yardage.
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Como Batistein
Lansdowne
Outing coats and Woolen Dresses on sale
On the trip a Gravenette Ulster or Newmarket will always come handy. Shower proof in navy blue or black. SIO $12 STq. SI $2.50 to $3.50 offer a wide choice for the Outing Coat. Some children's woolen dresses for beach or mountain are now less than half of early prices.
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Ulster
Newmarket
New Book Table Highlights July Listings and Prices
Book News for July showcases a plate paper portrait of Richard Harding Davis and a wide array of titles from Sybil Knox to Kipling. The snippet notes publishers’ recent output, with prices and formats, and mentions features of interest to Philadelphians.
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