The Senate And The Tariff In Democratic Times
The Denton Journal notes nationwide press forecast dire for the Democratic party while contrasting New York Sun and Baltimore Sun stances on tariff and revenue topics. It argues the Wilson bill debate, Senate amendments, and a call to judge lawmakers by results, urging prompt action for broad benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Buchanan
New York Sun
Baltimore Sen
New York
Democratic House of Representatives
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore Sun
Wilson
Senate
Coxey band leaves Washington for Bladensburg camp
General Coxey and his Spartan band abandon Washington and pitch tents at Bladensburg Maryland near the historic duelling ground. The Washington board of trade hinted they might be offered work on new enterprises including an electric railway to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Washington
Bladensburg
Washington Board of Trade
Coxeyites
Baltimore
Administrative changes at Baltimore port offices
Dr. Frank T. Shaw assumed the role of Collector of the Port of Baltimore on Tuesday with Hon Barnes Compton sworn in as Naval Officer the same day. The piece notes numerous Treasury appointments in Baltimore and hopes for deserving Caroline Democrats to be chosen. It also mentions peninsula railroad gossip and Prof James A. Diffenbahn of Carroll County slated as deputy collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne's
Centreville
Queenstown
Lewes
Baltimore
Frank ‘T. Shaw
Barnes Compton
Treasury
Caroline
Imiany
James A. Diffenbaneh
Carroll County
Baltimoore
Fire destroys Brooklyn Tabernacle church building
The fourth Brooklyn Tabernacle edifice, where Dr. Talmage preached, was burned last Sunday due to electric wiring. He called the disasters a mystery, noting the church has burned three times previously on Sundays and urged acceptance as the Lord’s will until the next world reveals more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr. Talmage
Rheumatism Sufferer Praises Pain Balm Cure
D B Care of 1235 Harrison St Kansas City says inflammatory rheumatism worsened after a Wisconsin trip. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm on swollen joints and severe pain with notable relief after three bottles, as sold by Wm FE Brown druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B
Harrison St
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Chamberlain
FE. Brown
King Cotton Exhibit at the Lapentura Store
A May 1 1861 feature highlights the King Cotton industrial display on the third floor. Looms click as the exhibit traces cotton from seed to finished goods, including a working cotton gin and Japonette Swivel Silk Gingham tableaux. The Wadding Family and Eli Whitney are depicted, with lifelike figures carved from raw cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cotton
King Cotton's Court
Hli Whitney
Downward price shift in dress goods sparks bargain race
First of May marks sharp price drop in dress goods as stockists claim a wider, brighter range. Covert Cloth dominates inventory with tailored cloth and di n fabrics. several items and prices quoted illustrate improvements and reduced costs.
Unclear historic prices and product notes emerge
Fragmentary text references last season prices and quality levels, noting a market pace set by recent introductions. Mentions prices like 4 dollars and a 25 cent quality, with unclear product names and outlets.
Serge Dresses in All-Wool Cheviot and Worsted Serge
Seasonal serge dresses advertised from April to November feature all-wool cheviot and worsted serge options. Prices span from $5 to $10 with coats, wide skirts, bound seams, satin linings, and decorative braids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange Reveres
Decree for Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County Maryland
The court orders the plaintiff to publish notice once a week for four weeks in a newspaper in Caroline County. The notice informs heirs and defendants to appear June 19 to show cause why a decree for sale, as prayed, should not pass. The action concerns real estate of Lovey A Hubbard, intestate, with multiple heirs and infant parties.
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A. Hubbard
Vilphian Hubbard
Hiram M. Hubbard
John Wedfabbard
Mary FE
Dub.bard
John WW. Hubbard
Mary E. Stubbard
William E. Hubbard
Chitie Joiner
Edward BR. Joiner
Tilghrum Hubbard
Laura V. Hubbard
Alonzo MM. Hubbard
Grover Clebbard
Soha We Hubbard
Lillie Hubbard
Lovey A. Hubbard
Frank P. Covey
Peter T. Hubbard
Martha J. Hubbard
Elem Wy Blubbard
Virginia B Eversam
William PT. Hubbard
Garey Qlubbard
William J. Evernmenm
Sallie EL Hienutt
Jame TJ Robinson
Clare Joiner
Tilghman Hubbard
Atonna MM. Hubbard
Grover C. Hubbard
Tilchman Phubbard
Maryland
Circuit Court of
Caroline County
Equity
Caroling County
Edwin C.fields
Edwin C. Fields
Compare Our Shoe Policy to Past Footwear Stores
Our shop touts a grand Spring Shoe movement with focus on Men's Sporting and Outing Shoes for tennis cycling fishing and more. It promises high quality rub ber and leather soles from top makers and announces a special sale nearly a thousand pairs at deeply cut prices across ranges from 1 to 50 to 173 dollars.
Wanamaker Special Rackets Improve with Lower Prices
Tennis players cite Wanamaker Special Rackets as equal to top market models, with improvements this season in shape balance finish and materials. Prices range with cork handles from Ardmore to Wissahickon, including Germantown specials, reflecting reduced costs and upgraded quality.
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Wanamaker
Druventle
Fairmount
Ardmore
Belmont
Wissahickon
Germantown
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County
Virtue of the last will and testament of Nathaniel C Rittenhouse deceased, executor offers at public sale in Harriomy on Saturday May 26 4894 between 2 and 4 pm a 76 acre tract in the fourth district adjoining PL W Butler Robert Patton Wall Davis and others. Improvements include a one and a half story frame dwelling barn and outbuildings with a peach orchard of about 600 trees. One third cash balance in six and twelve month installments bearing interest. Title papers at purchaser's expense. Manlius P Hutchinson, executor.
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Nathaniel Crittenhouse
Caroline County
Register of Wills
Nathaniel C. Rittenhouse
Thon. H. Poddy
Harriiony
Caroline On
W. Butler
Robert Patton
Wall Davis
Hind
Deine
Nathaniel CL Rittenhouse
John Hubbard
Elizabeth EL Hubbard
Manlius PL
Hutcilinson
IX Hetron
Continental Bicycles at $70 Draw Wide Attention
Continental Bicycles priced at seventy dollars spark strong talk among wheelmen across fifty miles, with sales of 36 units one day and eleven the next. The piece touts substantial savings versus pricier bikes, noting various models and tire specifications. Also mentions May Book News featuring Celia Thaxter and literary notes from Boston and Berlin.
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Mod W. Tire
G. & di. Tire
Mo& W. Tire
Crook D. the
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Sreece
Jetxsox
Tariff
William Jackson
George J. Seager
Jackson
Brattan
Bo & O
Vanamaker
Cohmaker
Plineh
Oae
Priestley
Ate
Gic
Jught
Philadelphia
Serge
A.G. Yates & CO
L. Pliny Pestre Nk
Solecteur IN Chancery
Denton, MI
Ruth Torey
John Torey
Mary E. Hubbard
Fannie W. Robinson
James TS. Robinson
Willian
Plaine Tits
Ya Sallie FE
Hignute
Willian Tl
Hienutt
Peter
T. Hubbard
Martha d. Hubbard
Lis Wit
Virginia EK
Iverngam
J. Medford
Evernsay
William T. Hubbard
Sarah E. Hubbard
Garey K. Hubbard
William B. Hubbard
Claire Joiner
Edward Bo Joiner
Tilghman Tubbard
Hanna V. Hubbard
Adonza Mo Tlubbard
Grover
Equitas
Sporting Shoes
J. Howard Griffin
Produgie
Commission
D. A. Valentine
Thompson
J. O. Tayler
T. H. Evans & Company
Fruit and Produce Commission
Licur St
Baltimore, Md
Garr Fruits and Vegetables
Owr
Piques
America
Strawbridge & Clothier
Market ST
Briguen & Day
Brigden & Day
Ridgely
Crescent Bicycles
Ibs
Inc
Liu
United States
Western Wheel Works
Continental Bicycles
Celia Thaxter
Boston
Berlin
Joan Wanaamaker
Denton Meat
J.D. Fowlers
Andersontown
Smithville
Pools Mill
Pool Land
Henry FP. Stevens
Wim. E. Liden
John Stevens
Wim. Stevens
Stack Farm
Queen Anne Station
Batelay Station
Easton
Geo. E
Tilawley
Mad
Orphans’ Court
Shadracil Haryver
Samuel Nowell
Dr. Cady
Hodgen Commission Comp’y
Chestnut Street
Third
Lowe Streets
Denton
WAM
E. Dunnock
Cure Armstrong, Cator & Co
Alon Farm
Ami
Denton Bridge
James N. Todd
Jas. N. Todd
C. M. Lloyd's Cash Store
Clark
Arbuckle
Board of Trade
C. M. Lloyd
Denton, Md
George A. Fisher
Thompson Ave
West Washington Market
R. W. Dixon
Ppneral, Commission
York
Invina National Bank
N.Y
BP. OB. Stavmaven
Riparry
Brapstreet’s Commercial Agency
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Lee
Camden Street
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