Democratic Club Meeting in Caroline County
The Democratic Club of Caroline County will meet at the courthouse next Tuesday evening at o clock. Questions of interest to all Democrats in the county will be discussed. All are invited.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1890
Page
2
The Democratic Club of Caroline County will meet at the courthouse next Tuesday evening at o clock. Questions of interest to all Democrats in the county will be discussed. All are invited.
The editorial notes the election emancipates the party from New York as pivotal state, broadening the field for 1892. With the South excluded and the West and New England largely Republican, Democrats gain freedom to choose a candidate reflecting the party’s ideas, possibly not from New York.
A Baltimore Herald report quotes Gootee Stevens of Williston, a Reed ally, blaming the McKinley tariff for Republican decline and detailing misperceptions about tin prices. Stevens disputes the interview claims, noting few meetings and denying widespread tin misrepresentations.
In a striking political shift, Northern Democrats are said to outnumber Northern Republicans in the next House of Representatives, a condition unseen since the Republican party’s formation. The Democrats have pushed their reach into the rival’s stronghold, signaling a major change in party balance.
Republicans of the Pith ward nominate and elect a young Black man named Cummings to represent them in the first branch. The piece questions whether Lodge's force bill Reed's rulings or McKinley's bill influenced the outcome.
November 10 promotion from Wanamaker features a Look Catalogue with over 5000 titles and a huge array of Press Goods counters. It highlights all wool fabrics, jackets, sacques, and fur trimmed coats with varied prices, plus affordable framed pictures and wall decor to entice shoppers.
The notice lists revised sailings for steamers EMMA A FORD GRATITUDE and Corsica on Chester River routes with departures from Chestertown Pier 7 Light Street and Centreville and Queenstown stops. Effectively, October 12 onward EMMA A FORD operates Mondays Wednesdays Fridays at 8 am to Baltimore, returning 1 pm to Chestertown. Gratitude daily trips end November 17 with new Thursday and Saturday service from Centreville. Corsica sails Mondays Wednesdays Fridays from Pier 7 at midnight. Through freight service continues via United States Express Company.
A faded advert touts Make W.P. Chaffinch's Store offering rest for shoppers and parcel handling at no charge via depot delivery. It boasts Easton Dry Goods Notions Carpets clothing boots and shoes at low city prices, with a two week drive on bulk gloves and a ticket credit on coach purchases for ten dollar plus spends.
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