Denton Journal Briefs on Maryland Politics and pensions
The Denton Journal notes Maryland politics with mentions of a Baltimore address by George M. Ressaut, a bill for a November special election to propose a constitutional convention, and a pension plan discussion in the Baltimore school board. It covers Congress signing a Mexican war soldiers pension bill, and local changes in Baltimore police and school governance.
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The Baltimore and Ohio sale rumor shocks market
The week centers on a rumored sale of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to a New York syndicate. Reports claim management will change and a vast southern and western rail network could form, potentially guiding 12,000 miles of lines. The New York Post and Sun dispute details, noting uncertain buyers and possible merger plans, with Blair Garrett tied to stock but no confirmations.
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New York Post
Sully-Garrett
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Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Garrett
Sir. Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Sun
Wall street
Robert Garett
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Richmond Germinal
Western Union
Baltimore and Ohio stock contract near public announcement
The report describes a contracting party in Baltimore with the stock and securities of the Baltimore and Ohio. Mr Robert Garrett was in his county building office and not receiving outside callers. Principals to the deal were in the city and in contact with Mr Garrett and General Counselor John K Cowen. The statement suggests the affair was nearly ready for official public release.
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Stock Board
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Baltimore and Ohio
atoerar
Robert Garrett
counjutpy
Garrett
Cneral
John K. Cowen
Maryland Eligibles Top Civil Service Exams
The civil service commissioners praised Maryland applicants noting their higher average than any other state. The remark implies Maryland reformers will be gratified and suggests that competent Marylanders may secure positions under the civil service law, contrasting with alleged corruption in other offices.
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Washington
Maryland
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custom house
Canada
Chiles
The Forty-ninth Congress Adjourns After Busy Session
The Forty-ninth Congress adjourned at noon on the 4th int. The session produced a naval appropriation bill with millions for floating batteries harbor defenses and ship work. It lists many measures passed including succession, electoral votes, pensions, labor, and federal control while noting the river and harbor bill died.
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Carlisle
house
senate
Fitz John Porter
Dingley
commission of labor
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Atlantic and Pacific
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interstate commerce
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James bul
United Kenics
United States
Hock Springs
Canada
District of Columbia
San Francisco
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Rock mountains
Ameri
territories
Pacific
Mast River
New York
Long Island
National Drill Prep and Mardi Gras Dress Carnival At District
Washington notes report preparations for a major National Drill in May with plans for a grand dress carnival to close the event using Mardi Gras outfits from New Orleans. The District bar debates Judge MeaArthur’s successor, with Randolph Tucker and William R. Cox named as possible appointees. Captain Ends’s death ends a prominent twenty year presence in Washington circles.
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New Orleans
MeaArthur
Randolph Tucker
Virginia
William R. Cox
North Carolina
Captain Ends
Wanamaker's anniversary marks decade of retail reforms
Uanamaker's March 14 1887 celebration recalls ten years since opening as the "Grand Depot" renamed Wanamaker's. The piece notes the shift to uniform pricing, exchange rights, customer comfort, and expansive growth. It cites Philadelphia Ledger and Philadelphia Times on building size, departments, staff, and the store's claimed status as a leading express shipper with a vast 587000 square feet space, comparing past and present facilities and innovations.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Wanamaker’s
Thirteenth Street
Juniper
Market
Chestnut Street
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cpfire
Stite
Paris
Philadelphia Times
Impressive Variety at Wanamaker Goods Display
A long survey of department store offerings highlights wool plaids and checks, silk and wool fabrics, baby carriages, specialty bedspreads, satin and plush fittings, cookware, cookware samples, and eyewear. Prices range from 16 cents to $18, with emphasis on color, weave, and sensible shopping choices for a wide customer base.
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Paulis
United States
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