Nomination and Senate Confirmation in Baltimore Port Affairs
Col Buchanan Sehley was nominated for Surveyor of the Port of Baltimore and promptly confirmed as other federal appointments faced Senate action. Sehley had not requested marshalship and did not intend to accept. The Baltimore States names candidates for Congress including Russum and Westcott, with Russum declining. Senator Gorman reportedly very ill. chatter on tariff bill progress and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Sehley
Baltimore
Senate
Sehley
Baltimore States
Thomas &. Hodson
Geo. M. Russum
Martin M. Tiggins
W. DP. Burehinal
Charles T. Westcott
Congress
Russum
The Contest of Ninety-Six Outlook in 1896
The New York World casts doubt on Republican boasts about 1896 and predicts Democrats will benefit. It says a tariff bill may settle the issue for now, while inflation and tax plans could unsettle business. It foresees a lull before a slow revival in industry and trade as capital and labor seek repose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Congress
the World
Washington Notes on Tariff Bill Vote Prospects
Senator Harris aims to force a final vote on the tariff bill before next Saturday night if all promised Democrats stand by him despite absences and illness. Republicans are accused of deceit to delay a date, while House Democrats oppose the sugar schedule, seeking free refined sugar. Spain plans a 24 percent transitory duty on Cuba and Puerto Rico under the reciprocity treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Gorman
McPherson
House
Senate
Sugar Trust
Spain
Cuba
Durto Rico
State Department
Spanish Cortes
Porto Rico
House committee drafts four aims for Nicaragua canal bill
The House Commerce committee rejected all Nicaragua canal bids and orders a subcommittee to craft a new bill. It aims to curb excessive payments to the canal company, prevent speculation, issue United States notes for canal costs rather than bonds, and secure permanent U S government control. The move mirrors a broader push for major financial reform this session. Also noted are cases of political controversy, a jail release, and a sugar trust probe, plus a testimonial for Chamberlain's medicine from a Tennessee reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Commerce Committee
Nicaragua Canal Company
United States
Brice
Senate Investituting Committee
Washington
New York
Ohio
Senate
Chapman
Moore and Seliley
Grand Jury
New Covert Cloth Costume by Lonechamps
An advertisement details a covert cloth costume from the Coverdale line by Lonechamps, described as all wool, Paquin shirt, cutaway coat with wide reverses, satin-serge linings, and satin bound seams. Priced at 12.50, with claims of superior quality versus higher priced rivals and comparisons to Paris fashions. It also touts Lynnwood Worsted Serge and 18¢ Challis offerings, highlighting medium-priced summer weights and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonechamps
Coverdale Brood
Longchamps
Paris
Swivel Silk Gingham Dress Offer Ends Soon
Readers urged not to delay if they want the choicest Swivel Silk Gingham Dress at 37 cents. The ad notes two large lots, yet warns the end of both is near as stock runs low.
Textile Dealer Showcases Varied Tints and Striped Designs
A local shop advertises a collection featuring blues and earth tones with a dehumamaker in a good assortment of paints. It highlights striped designs alongside popular colors like Heliotrape and other favorite tints for decorative use.
Prench Printed Flannel Sale Drops Prices Today
More than forty styles including the choicest of the season drop today from 65 to 30 cents the yard. No reason for it in the goods themselves just evidence of the market mastery that has marked the calendar here for months past with red letter days.
Quaker City Sewing Machines and Muslin Underwear
A periodical sale pitch claims Quaker City Sewing Machines offer low prices with no hidden charges, listing models and prices, then promotes muslin underwear sales and Parisian lingerie along with tennis rackets, bicycles, and a Palmer Cox plate portrait feature in June issue. Includes Wanamaker join offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Bicycles
Mo & W
Tire
G. & J. Tire
Mi& W
God. Tire
Palmer Cox
Browniedom
Wanamaker
Notice to Creditors for Natilantes Gretentouse estate
The subscriber has letters testamentary from the Orphan Court of Caroline County Maryland on the personal estate of Natilantes Gretentouse deceased of Talbot County. Creditors must present lawful claims with vouchers to the subscriber by December 20 next, 1804, or be barred from benefits of the estate. Manlius I Hutchinson executor, Talbot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Court
Caroline County
Maryland
Natilantes GC Rettentouse
Talbot
Manlius I. Hutchinson
Earl Nathaniel
Rittentouse
Dee'd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin
SteeLee
Jonyson
Borrons
Jungeso
Washington Notes
Pewspaper
W. N. Danagan
Bon-aqua
Hickman Co
Tenn
W. E. Brown
Collantaaker
Chestnut Street
Napoleon
North
u—King Cotton
Lynnwood
Prench
Quaker City
Nealta Ang Comport
Wonmen
Strawbridge G Clothier
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Filbert Sts
S.& C. Hygienic
Gre
the Beath OF Ghe
Graceline
Paiges
Children's Department
Are
Were
Dre
A. G. Yates
Phila
Crescent Bicycles
Western Wheel Works
Chicago
New Yorks
Howard Griffin
Produgie
Werchant
Eae
Thompson Avenues
J. MW. Beaven
Filesboro
South Bend
J.M. Beaven
Hillsborough
George A. Fisher
Thompson Ave
West Washington Market
Hans
Dixon & Son
Duane Street
Commission
Yee
Living National
Baxi
N.Y
Stastnavan
Ripgery
Dropstreet
Kipper, Webster , Co
Calvert Street
Baltimore, MD
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Camden Street
J. O. Tayler
Wiriui
T. H. Evans & Company, Fruit Anp Produce Commission
Lient St
Baltimore, Mo
Harriett FE. Melvin
Annie H. Downes
Philip W. Downes
Wingate Neal
Court House
Denton
Alexander Hardeatle
Thomas Watling
Robert Fowler
Starriett E. Melvin
James H. Calloway
Peach Orchard
Hesxry Innes
Dunning
Denton, Md
Price
James T. Mullin & Son
Wilmington
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