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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1892
Page
2
The piece lauds a broad Democratic triumph as a people’s victory over party lines, praising workingmen and calling Protectionism dead. It notes Cleveland’s administration as an admired standard, urges party reunification, and cites messages from Maryland and national critics toward a new political era.
Ohio, New York, California and other states shift toward Cleveland. New Jersey and Indiana lean Democratic. Wisconsin and Missouri show sizable majorities for Cleveland. The nation awaits official counts as Cleveland leads in electoral votes and majorities with Ohio pivotal to the outcome.
In New York on November 11 observers discuss potential early Congress call. A new administration usually prompts a Senate extra session to confirm cabinet picks and diplomats. With domestic policy in focus after the election, officials including Foster and Bayard signal likelihood of quick action. Candidations and vacancies noted, including unsettled posts in Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, and Treasury aides.
The article notes their intention to resign on March 4, with plans unlikely to be disrupted. It discusses the possibility of the president visiting his daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs McKee, in Boston before heading back to Indianapolis to resume practicing law.
World reports on Cleveland cabinet options with Bayard Mitchell Vilas Whit ney Franklin Gray Boies Wilson and Dickinson named as potential appointees. Jere miah M. Rusk comments on loss data and tariff anger. Cleveland receives hundreds of letters while Carter admits Republican defeat and Massachusetts governor race results tilt to Russell by 1937 votes.
New York November 10. William F Harrity Democratic National Committee chair notes that voters align with the party on tariff force bill and currency. He cites Cleveland Stevenson messages and predicts not less than 21 electoral votes for Democrats. He praises party unity and laments no special merit, while crediting Cleveland with victory and urging continued cohesive action.
The Philadelphia shop extols a fall dress goods lineup of 1892 93 styles with prices from 50 to 75 cents and more. It highlights nine through twenty one inch fabrics and new fashions such as Camels-Litir Cheviot and Jacquard Melsage, plus a vast women’s clothing section featuring Overcoats Capes Cloaks and Berlin Paris imports. Ridpath’s United States Columbian edition advertises extensive catalogs and fashion offerings.
In a bustling promotional piece the retailer proclaims crowded shoppers and unmatched value. The Ladies Coat Department is complete with stylish coats, dress patterns, and men and boys clothing praised for quality and price. Carpets, oil cloth, and rugs are highlighted as the best on the Eastern Shore with fall goods offered at lower prices, inviting customers to visit Easton.
Trustee to sell at public auction in front of the Court House door Denton Caroline County Maryland on a date in 1892 between 12 noon and 2 pm under a circuit court decree in the matter of James A Campbell. Estate details and exact sale date not provided.
The dwelling is moderately large and comfortable and in good repair, as are also the outbuildings. There are fruit trees on the place and considerable wood and timber.
By order of the Caroline county General Assembly act the county commissioners have levied taxes on taxable property for county and state purposes. Taxes were due and payable to the county treasurer on September 1. Parishions will be at the indicated points between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
The treasurer respectfully urges all taxpayers to pay promptly and, if possible, in time to gain the benefit of the discount.
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