Republican promises unfulfilled in 1896 Maryland Assembly
Denton Journal notes the 1896 Maryland General Assembly will likely pass with little reform. It calls out inaction on reassessment, free-book, relief, and oyster bills while criticizing the Republican majority and praising Democrats in the Senate. It commends Senator Smith and Delegates Lewis and Clark for their work at Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wellington
United States Senate
Ehough
House of Delegates
Commonwealth
Senate
de. Hering
John Walter Smith
House
Clouse
Dning
Annapolis
Smith
Lewis and Clark
Editorial Notes on Maryland Politics and Monument Bill
Major Stewart of Talbot criticizes congress and monetary theories while asserting his long career in law. Maryland’s political scene shifts from Wellington to boss leadership as Gorman and Rosin feature. Cowen bills $40,000 for a Smallwood monument in Baltimore under the Sons of the American Revolution, praised by Comings. Kentucky lawmakers mourn a rushed revolt as they adjourn without a U.S. Senate choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Stewart
Talbot
Eres Ys
Congress
Ewart
Netra
Maryland
Gorman
I. Freeman Rosin
Onur
George L. Wellington
Jesser
Commonwealth of Maryland
Cowen
William Smallwood
Marylannd Line
Committee On Library
Ano J. Comsings
New York
Baltimore
Sons of the American Revolution
Helio graphs aid Cuban war. Exposition plan fizzles in Baltimore
Baltimore firm ships heliographs to Spain for war use in Cuba. Mirrors on tripods reflect light to distant stations enabling dotted or dashed telegraph signals. The Baltimore Exposition project for 1897 is unlikely to materialize, amid mixed city interest and political maneuvering. Governor Lowndes tops St Louis ticket talk. debates on vice presidency and national prospects continue. Arbor Day proclaimed for April, while local letters praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and croup with testimonials from California and Maryland contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fim
Sewing machines and silk warp Henrietta in spring sale
A Pennsylvanian shopper’s note promotes Quaker City Sewing Machines at 18 to 35 dollars, touting features, factory cost, and low retail expense. It also highlights rich Black Henrietta silk in two widths with fall assortments, urging Philadelphia women and distant buyers to consider the fabric and patterns for spring wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Fashion Fabrics On Display At The Custom House
A vivid local textile listing highlights Homespun Checks in varied weights from 37 to 1.25, plus Sleek Plaids and Silk-wool blends. French Challis in bright color prints, Dresden designs, Javanaise and Bayaderes are featured, with silk stripes noted as a key difference and prices per yard given for several patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Federalshoro
Caroline County
Nanticoke
Cambridge & Seaford
Isuko
KE. Goslin
Pederalsburg
I. FL
Parlett
Easton, Md
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Denton Journal
Melvin, Steele & Johnson Editors and Proprietors
Kentucky
United States
Wellington
St. Louis
Lowndes
Fleet Wellington
Washington
Duke
of the Treasury
Carlisle
Chicago
James A. Gary
Republican Party
Mr. McKinley
George D. Day
Howard County
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Wm. E. Brown
Denton
Chas. M. Gutfeld
Reedley
Fresno Co
Cal
Chamberlain
T. A.mcfarland
Live Oak, Satter Co
H. Duffey
W. E. Brown
Nisi
Frank Ledman
Mortyngee
Ve. Elihun Adame
Rosetta’ Adaime
Circuit Court
Tn Equity
J. Fook Ledman
Edwin C. Fields
Wana Make
R ‘Ss
Pinnaperrma
Ines
Joan Waanamaker
Journan
James LH. Doughss
Mary BE. Douglass
Ehhlu EB. Fichson
Cort House
Belmont
Trantingdon
Stanting Creek Neck
Carotine County
Medford’s Wharf
Curoline County
Choptank
Preston
Chaptunk
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway
Joseph Wsetil
Atty
Lnw
Obadiah Schuyler
John Irehind
Coraline County
E. C F
Ireland
Watkin M. Price
Nesignee
Court House
Inmlius
Comegy’s Corner
Eldridge Downes
Win
AL West
W. R.schuyler
M. Price
Th. Inwix
Anet
Lewis & Steves
Attys
Billiteads
Hellheads
Willheads
Billheads
Orphans’ Court
Marsland
John Haynes
William C. Satterfield
Nnrtedt
Carolina County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillsborough
J.D. Fleming
Thomas Hackett
John W. KnotTs
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway
I. W. Mitchell
James C. Fleming
J.W. Knotts
RE. P. Ringgold
Queen Anne
Swing Bros
T. Harvey
Iui
C. Tilguman Tearvey
Hurrsville
Mad
Henry Horsey
James C. Horsey
Mary Tryphenin Horsey
Sane
Caroline Counts
Murefi Nest
Samuel Mery Horsey
C. W. Hobbs
Jun A
Sigler
Jas. Usteele
Register of Wills
Delaware and
Chesapeake
Wat A
Oxford
Trappe
Easton
Chapel
Cordoyn
Ridgely
Greensborpe
Goldburo
Sbenderson
Marvdel
Slaudters
Hartley
Kenton
Clayton
South Mail
Pa F
A. M. Aware
Chiyton
de Son
PLWS
BRRL
H. F. Kenney
Peter Henderson & CO
Cortlandt St
H. J. Hackett & CO
Bros & Co
Somerset Co
Mae
Vereale
Druggista
Denton National Bank
Richard C. Carter
Richard T. Carter
Hielard C. Carter
Luther H. Gadd
Luther OL. Gadd
Howe
Dot
Main Street
County
Dr. Turr
Eliza J. Nicholson
Luther HI. Gadd
Mary E. W. Nichols
JW. T
Sid County
Eanther ID Gadd
Lizzie Tarrino
Tarr
Luther I. Gudd
Charles E. Parr
Three Bridges
Betty Cook
Wm. G. Horsey
Elizabeth Towers
Luther MW. Gadd
Harriet Dilon
Eaid Lind
Tisne Thirris
John Leekertman
Luther UW. Gadd
John Loeckertman
Ising
Goldsborough Station
del. & Ches. R
Goldsboroneh
Castle Hall School House
Luther If. Gadd
Mary E. Watts
George IL. Berry
Sharif
Caraline County
McShane Building
Marzy
M. Klawansky
Propr
Samuel Hil
Ve. Thomas
Jones
Samuel Han
Edwin C, Fields
Jay Williams
Ascignnes
Rohin H. Cantk
Chancery
Caroline
T. Pliny Fisher
James F. Fountain
William W. Nouile
Dunes
Fountain
Xiseeddo
Timothy
Rust
Rambler
Crescent
Stormer
Shelby
IDEAL
Shannahan
Geason
Greensboro
Cribridge
Jace
WM. J. Blackston
Dunton
P. P.P
Piedmont
Frank WW. Redden
Mt. Airey Manufacturing Co
Mi. Lk
Gcoulbourn
A. W. Waller
Coulbourn & Waller
Coulbourn & Hoo
Callow Hill Street
Wm, J. C. Dulany Company, Mooksellers, Printers & Statio
Baltimore Street East
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Horse Exchange
North ST
Davis ST
M. Fox & Sons
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