Treasury law praised by Kent County officials
The Denton Journal reports a Kent County petition endorsing the new treasury law as a saving of at least 3000 per year and a shift from the old, cumbersome system. County commissioners and tax payers from both parties defend the reform, noting patronage concerns and urging a businesslike financial management.
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Kent County
Journal Today
Treasury
Queen Anne
Ramsdell
Denton
Union
Asion
General Assembly
Tax collection savings and political notes from Maryland
The article details Maryland tax collection costs in 1891 and projected savings under a new system, with anticipated annual county savings over 2000 dollars. It also covers political opinions on candidates like Senator Hubner, Cleveland’s tariff reform stance, and party dynamics in Maryland and nationally.
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Caroline County
John Hubner
Baltimore County
Barnes Compton
Congress
Hubner
Maryland
House of Delegates
Cleveland
Dawsonx
New Millinery Awakens at Wanamaker Shop
Wanamaker pinthapennata March 21 1812 introduces a new millinery line with over one hundred cape styles Bonnets lace ribbons beads and trimmings. Plain garments and handsome long capes priced from 8 to 100 dollars highlight a broad gauge wrap business alongside popular imported options and named fashions Queen's Own and Jane Ulster Garrick Cape.
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Newmarket
Jane
Ulster
Ready-made Coats and Dresses Offerings At TFone n Store
A bustling catalog-style feature highlights a vast selection of coats including Top Coats Box Coats C overt Coats and Comfort styles with prices ranging from $4 to $15 and beyond. It touts Moujik Russian Blouse dresses Piedmontese and Tyrolese suits plus Challis Gingham and various linens with rich prints and patterns emphasizing accurate printer’s color work and eye catching textiles. The piece markets ongoing stock refreshes and invites shoppers to browse the full range daily.
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Tfonen
Hyde Park
Silk Hats and seeds advertised with Wanamaker note
The notice touts quality Silk Hats at four dollars and a half to five dollars, promising top style and bottom economy for men and boys. It also promotes flower seeds at three cents a package, claiming a range of over seventy varieties and low prices despite high ruling rates. Wanamaker signs the ad.
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Joun Wanamaker
Frank Wright and John N Wright Land Fraud Suit
In Caroline county equity court a bill seeks to set aside deeds from Frank Wright and wife to John N Wright and a mortgage to Edward Willen. Exhibits allege pretended conveyances, forged mortgages, and land transfers to hinder creditors Luther H Gadd and John W Stevens. The court orders publication and summons absent defendants to appear by April 22 1892.
Chattel Mortgage Dispute In Caroline County Circuit Court
In equity Luther H. Gadd and John W. Stevens sue Frank Wright and Fannie E. Wright to annul two chattel mortgages. The suit asserts they were fraudulent transfers of extensive farm goods and household property to Fannie Wright on January 15 1891 and to Henry W. Baker on January 30 1891 to hinder creditors. Plaintiffs cite prior judgments and writs of fieri facias, claim Wright retained control of the assets, and seek decree voiding the mortgages and sale of assets for creditor claims. Notice given for absent respondent to appear by April next.
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John N. Wright
Edward Willen
Caroline County
James Wright
John A. Wilkiams
Alfred Davis
Franank Wright
Nanticoke River
Bloomery
Elijah Todd
Yenid
Sussex County
Delaware
Luther H. Gadd
John W. Stevens
Luther Hf. Gadd
Henry M. Wright
A. D
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Enid
Edward Wilsen
Edwin GC. Fields
Edwind
Fields
Jas. N. &Topp
Fannie E. Wright
Henry W. Baker
Fannie IE. Wright
H.G
Luther H. Gudd
Li. M. Wright
H. M. Wright
I. M. Wright
Henry Lloyd
Edward F. Davis
Rosannah I. T. Davis
Rosannah I
I. Davis
William
Goslin
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