New York Weekly Herald mailed for ten cents
The New York Weekly Herald offers impartial weekly summaries of political movements to readers in the United States and Canada from June 6 until after the Presidential election for 10 cents. James Gordon Bennett, New York City, is the address. Dr. Mary Walker has a $25 monthly wartime pension for medical services.
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New York Weekly Herald
United States
Canada
James Gordon Bennett
New York City
Mary Walker
Washington
Death of Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite
Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite of the United States Supreme Court died at 6 10 Friday morning at his Washington residence. Waite, an Ohio native born November 1816, was appointed by President Grant in 1874 to succeed Salmon P. Chase. He studied at Yale and read law with his father, later serving as a Constitutional Convention member for Ohio.
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Morrison R. Waite
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Ohio
Grant
Salmon P. Chase
Taney
Marshall
Elsworth
Rutledge
Jay
Justice Waite
Connecticut
Yale College
Ex Governor William Dorsheimer Dies in Savannah
Ex governor and New York Star editor William Dorsheimer died of pneumonia in Savannah Georgia on Tuesday evening at about 56 years old. A Buffalo native, he rose in politics with his father Philip Dorsheimer and served as Lieutenant Governor with Tilden in 1874 and Robinson in 1876. He was a U S Representative in 1882 and helped push copyright and tariff measures before purchasing the Star in 1885 and leading the paper as editor until his death. The journey from Jersey City to Florida stalled in Savannah where the illness ended his life.
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William Dorsheimer
The
New York Star
Savannah
Dorsheimer
Philip Dorsheimer
Buffalo
Tilden
Robinson
Ile
St. Louis
Mr. Tilden
House of Representatives
Star
Himelf
Florida
Great Star
Jersey City
Pneumona
State printing contract and budget items in legislature
The joint committee on printing agreed to a report fixing payment to James Young, State printer, at 25500 for session printing including 5000 health report copies. Additional copies for state departments and reports, plus revised journal copies, were noted. Other items cover holiday payments, school appropriations, tax legislation prep, railroad charter actions, and a long column of Charleston era fashion notes on millinery and ribbons.
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James Young
Labor Statistician
General Assembly
Campbell
Senate
Maryland Agricultural College
House of Delegates
Caroline County
Baltimore and Cape Charles Railroad Company
Witzgerald
House
Easter bonnet inspires art and beauty in millinery
A long feature celebrates the Easter bonnet as the season's pinnacle of style. It extols millinery artistry from delicate flowers to vines and ferns, praising the craft behind hats that span colors, textures, and seasonal motifs with poetic reverie.
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Prope Mulliners
Baltimore
Ulmanac
Shu
Maud
Blinche
Mtire
Wianamakers Dress Goods Opening Promises Grand Show
The store proclaims a spring opening with extensive displays of dress goods and accessories. Highlights include trimmed millinery, parasols, Paris Berlin and New York wraps, spring silks, and a vast array of woolen dress stuffs. The showroom brims with new fabrics, color plays, and hundreds of styles across thirteen counters.
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Paris
Berlin
New York
Philadelphia
Wanamaker's Cut-Price Fabrics and Nightwear Bargains
Wanamaker's offers English checks and plaid suitings at 15c down from 25c, plus all-wool mixed suiting at 25c from 50c. Other fabrics include ginghams 20-50c, sateens 12.5-37c, cheviots 10-15c, chintzes 12.5-14c, and crazies 12 1/2c. Night apparel like muslin chemises 50c to 1.75, drawers 40c to 1, aprons 25c to 1.50, pillow shams 55c to 2.00. Joan WANAMAKER, Chestnut Thirteenth Market Streets, and City Hall Square.
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Joan Wanamaker
Chestnut
Thirteenth
Market Streets
City Hall Square
License Laws for Caroline County Traders and Hawkers
To Merchants and others warned to obtain or renew licenses under Marsland laws. Details cover Trane's licenses based on stock, oath or clerk approval, oyster house licenses at 50.60, billiard table permits at 100, hawker licenses renewal by May 1, travel rates for foot or wagon, county limits, and penalties of 50 to 100 dollars.
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Caroline County
Marsland
Eaid County
Nisi
Philip W. Downes
Mary E. Neal
Hisband
VE. Solomon D. Cranor
Sarah A. Cranor
Mareh
Philip W. Downer
Wingate Neal
Luther Gadd
Luther OL. Gadd
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Cora B. Downes
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Reading
Harry B. Elston
Washington ST
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Liebig, Company
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Love
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American Institute
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