Senator Hayes Campaign Opens in Baltimore Hall
Senator Hayes outlined campaign issues at Hollins Hall in Baltimore. He champions fair property assessment and re assessment, recalling Maryland’s 1890 1892 and 1894 attempts and vetoes, praising Democratic governance, low taxes, public institutions, and labor protections. If elected, Hayes would be a strong re assessment advocate in the governor's chair.
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Thomas G. Hayes
Hollins’ Hall
Baltimore
Maryland
Senator Hayes
Hayes
Jackson
Senate of Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
Democratic Party
Editorial notes on Dupont seat claim and Maryland politics
Democrats back Senator Gray on Dupont seat legality and expect the Senate to reject his claim. Even Republican Senator Mitchell doubts Dupont, while Senator Morgan doubts seating and questions Governor Watson's certificate. Maryland county convention endorses Cleveland platform, fiscal reforms, and property reassessment. Anne Arundel favored for Democrats. Also commentary on a local murder case and a letter from A Grant Corkran denying involvement.
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Gray
Col. Dupont
United States
Delaware
Senate
Mitchell
Oregon
Dupont
Morgan
Ala
U. S. Senate
Watson
Roscoe Conkling
New York
Maryland
Annapolis
Cleveland
Anne Arundel
Residents debate graduation changes with tenth grade addition
The Greensborough Prep Press notes the public schools plan for a large class graduation, countering claims of small interest due to the new tenth grade. Articles discuss Delaware politics, Addicks, and Ohio/Wheeling wage trends, plus local notices on obituaries, ads, and merchandise sales.
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Greensborough Prep
Stephens
Black Dress Goods Value Flash Sale in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia advertisement promotes deep discounts on black dress fabrics. It lists prices for 38 inch all wool cashmere, 42 inch crepons, silk and wool blends, and other textiles, comparing sale prices to higher old prices to entice buyers. Strong denoted items include cashmere, grenadine, challis, crepon, etamine, and silk blends with specific widths and marked reductions.
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Ide
Dyfie
T.c
Philadelphia
Fancy Dress Stufes May Dress Goods Sale Push
Indications point to a strong May dress goods sale doubling last year’s, with temptingly low prices on silk and wool blends, crepes, and novelty suiting. Featured fabrics include 88-inch Silk-and-wool Crepe Brilliant in twelve colors, 40-inch Silk-mixed Crepe Brilliant, and 48-inch Silk-and-wool Brilliants, all marked down for today only.
Every woman must have a cape this Spring
Dame Fash proclaims a cape craze for spring with many fabrics offered at marked prices. Examples include 61 in. Black Ladies Cloth, 61 and 52 in. Black Broadcloth, 62 in. Black Kersey, and 54 in. Black Clay Diagonal with multiple sales price points and regular values listed.
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Dame
Toc
Men s wash dresses stock offers judges the lot hints
Months of planning and work in gathering the stock. Best readiness today. Readers invited to judge the offerings. Includes black and white, blue and white pinhead duels with full skirts and Nottingham cutaway coats. Clazer suits feature duck sailings and white braid trimming at 226 dollars. Pretty pique suits with striped checks and figures show break savings and covered seams.
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Nottingham
Warm weather draperies offer light breezes and comfort
Daisy priced curtains and fabrics for summer comfort. Crose striped cotton curtains offered at $1,509 per pair, cotton crepes at 124 per yard, Swiss muslin at 20 to 32 inch widths, and cotton derby curtains at $1.60 per pair, all advertised as values from a Yankee mill.
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Yankee
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