Gibson Nominated for Congress by Eastern Shore Delegation
The Eastern Shore counties unite to nominate Hon. Chas. H. Gibson for Congress. Support from Talbot, Queen Anne, Worcester, and Somerset defeats opposition efforts. Gibson expected to be elected with a larger majority and to chair the River and Harbor Committee in the Fifty-first Congress, reflecting strong business backing and his proven tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Gibson
Talbot
Queen Anne
Wicomico
Somerset
Gibson
Eastern Shore
Washington
Convention
Wicomico News
Congress
Easton Ledger
Daniel M. Henry, Jr
Marshall S. Mutchler
Harrison W. Vickers
Messrs
Vickers, Mutchler
Henry
Charles H. Gibson
County railroad plan twice rejected by Caroline voters
The latest scheme to fund a Greensborough to Federalsburgh railroad was defeated again, with Greensborough district led by Senator Saulsbury opposing it and several districts voting for county support. Despite the setback, supporters expect the project to proceed in a few years after a revised bill. Senator Saulsbury is noted as the United States Senate's only bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Greensborough
Federalsburgh
Goldsborough
Horsey
Saulsbury
United States Senate
State of Maryland
Federalasburg
Eame Fund
Luke Brewington
William Brewington
Liber L. H.G
Chief Justice Fuller to be confirmed by Senate without opposition
The Senate is expected to confirm Chief Justice Melville Fuller without any opposition, clearing the way for his appointment to the nation's highest court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Fuller
Senate
Centreville Record notes new Congressional candidate Emory
The Centreville Record reports Col Albert T Emory of Centreville as a new Congressional candidate. It praises the Wilmington Evening Journal for quality reporting and editorial tone while predicting a people versus monopolists contest and endorsing Caroline county delegates supporting their chosen candidate.
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Centreville
Col
Albert T. Emory
Wilmington Evening Journal
Bell Clothing House advertises low prices in Baltimore
An old Baltimore ad promotes Bell Clothing House next to Oehm's Old Stand on Pratt Street near Hanover. It touts an inexpensive, convenient location for best made garments at the lowest prices in the city.
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Baltimore
Bell Clothing House
Oehm
Pratt St
Adj
Hanover
Postmaster browses new rules for city mail service
Baltimore postmaster Frank Brows proposes placing a letter box on rear platforms of city streetcars. The plan would keep mail moving into the post office continuously, aiding special delivery and 10 cent stamp service, and speeding dispatch as cars pass near the post offices.
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Frank Brows
Baltimore
Unified Republican and Democratic Viewpoints on Gibson Nomination
The Philadelphia Times notes Blaine's conditional stance on a Blaine nomination, while the Wicomico News urges nominating Hon. Charles H. Gibson for a third term, arguing lawmakers require experience and not mere seats. The Wilmington and Easton notices praise Lockwood Love tickets and urge Gibson’s acclamation, calling for withdrawals to back him.
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Philadelphia Times
Blaine Organs
Florence
Blaine
Greatest Good to the Greatest Number Speech on Tariffs
The speech argues tariff reform to aid farmers and laborers while boosting American manufacturers. It contends duties should cover production costs abroad and freight, and highlights free list items like wool and tinned plate. It warns repeal impacts minor industries and domestic economy, noting Balbriggan vests sold at 25c by Jarrell & Nichols.
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America
Belya Lockwood's Presidential Bonnet in Fashion
The Philadelphia Telegraph reports Mrs. Belya Lockwood, recently renominated, has refined her style. She expanded her law practice, gained notoriety, and sports fashionable bonnets with a decorative artificial bee, signaling her sustained public profile.
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Belya Lockwood
Prom
Philadelphia
Telegraph
Bee
White House
Washington
Woman of the Land
Summer Saunterings in Spanish San Sebastian
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly presents a June feature set on the Spanish frontier town now a resort, with descriptive notes and portraits of Mrs. Frank Leslie. It surveys plays that have held the stage, a grim pinewood sketch, Darwin’s ideas, a Kentucky Trappist abbey, and Punch history, all in brisk, readable prose for leisure reading.
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Frank Leslie
San Sebastian
Charles Darwin
Gethsemane
Kentucky
Punch
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James Hodges
Henry Page
W. Scott Roberts
James G. Berrett
Willoughby N.smith
I. Gorham Moale
R. C G. Combs
Hattersly W. Talboyt
Mutchler
Spirit of the Press
Wilmington
Lockwood
Love
Equal Rights Party
Des Moines
Iowa
Belva A. Lockwood
Washington Bar
Alfred H. Love
Peace Brigade
Jarrell & Nichols
National Medical Association
P.O. Box
Boeton
Stass
W. H. Parker
Harvard Medical College
Boston
Bulfinch St
Elis
George Bidwell
Bank of England
Europe
Scranton & Cy. Wurtfurd, Coan
GS Reversi UI Y PLC
Union Maciine CO
Noah Walker & CO
Noan Wakter & Co
Baltimore St
Queen Anne Station
Hareley
Anne
Wholesale & Retail
Hamilton Raster & Sons
Baltimore Sts
Light
Charles
United States
Maryland
Constable’s Sale
William H. Watkins
Wesley Brewington
John W. Brown
Davis
Federalsburg
Michael R. Lockerman
Auct. Constable
ORLD
New York
Geo. F. Stoan & Bro
Light Street Wharf
Baltimore, MD
Letail
Annery Gcalf
A. W. Silk
Preston
A.W. Sise
Parker
Draggiani
Walter
National
Saint Mevat Roorsa Co
East 20Th St
New York City
Ayer
Peopl
D. W. Bozeman
Franklin
Texas
Herman Bringhoff
Newark
N. J
D. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Green House Restaurant
W. Pratt ST
NEW Co
YRATT
E. Irwin & Sor
J. E. Tylor
Attorneyy-At-Law
Easton, MD
Nisif
Francis Lednum
Walter Hubbard
Circuit Court
Equity
A. D
J. Francis Lednum
Luther H. Gadd
New Home Sewing Machine Co
Orange
N.Y
Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
Atlanta
Dallas
Tex
San Francisco
Cale
John W. Downes
Henderson
Wal A. Granam
Colton Dental Association
Fayette Street
Charles Street
Saratoga
Bualtinuro
Henry C. Fisher
Owen C. Blades
Circuit Court For
Denton
Elon S. Hobbs
Jersey
R. G. Powell
Denton, Ma
GCG
Orem & Co
Cambridge, Md
George O. Stevens
Balto
Aor
Rwis
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