Democrats gain control in Caroline contests
Ex-Jupae Cooey dies Sunday. Caroline Democrats demonstrate they can elect their ticket in ’93. First time in 32 years Democrats hold all branches. Messes Drattan Brown lead eight counties with about 1800 majority. Grand jury warns on court house needs remodeling. Speaker Crisp likely to be re elected. No extra session after March Fourth. Davenport faces $500 board bill judgment. Pennsylvania touts GOP majority amid immigrant labor concerns. Baltimore hosts Democratic mass meeting with Gorman Cowan Bayard Wilson Corkran speakers. New York vote may not control presidential nomination. Republican press shows good will toward Cleveland. Federal election law repeal demanded as supervision fuels fraud concerns. Peffer predicts populists back tariffs. Cleveland praised. Civil service lists reveal thousands of clerkships and many civil service jobs. Mrs. Cleveland lauded for public spirit and economic plan grounded in national welfare.
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Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Cambridge
James A. Mitchell
Centreville
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Patapsco
Fred Aiyon
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Elisha Hoover
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House of Correction
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Warry Spalding
Charles K. Jeniius
Aloysius
Fenwick
Harry Fenwick
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Roger Manning
Jell. Combs
R. Ford Combs
Florence Foyle
Baltimore
Ballotone
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Elktow
Cecil County Agricultural Society
Board of Mangers
R. C. Lewis
Monty Dreusen
Howard Bratton
Morris Dunbar
H. M. McCullough
Elkton
Henry C. McDowell
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Port Deposit
Congress
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United States
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Thorpe
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Prince of Wales
President-elect Cleveland Enjoys Fishing and Family Life
Mr Charles B Jefferson, a friend of President elect Cleveland, visits in Baltimore and New York. He notes Cleveland answers 300 to 400 letters a day, has a stenographer, and maintains strong health. Cleveland jokes about drying fishing lines after the Chicago nomination, loves his 16 foot catboat, and adores Baby Ruth. Miss Benedict gifts a pennant with a red center white horse for the boat. Domestic life and quiet pursuits charm Cleveland as he remains undisturbed by politics.
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Ruth
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The People’s Hennest Urges Harrison Tariff Reform
The New York Herald urges President Harrison to head a reform effort in tariff laws, arguing November 8 reflected a demand for moderating protection. It appeals for Republican and Democrat unity to pursue a careful, moderate revision in the current and forthcoming Congress. It asks Harrison to signal support in his message.
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Protect the Land He Holds Petition for Fireproof Vaults
County petitions circulate urging commissioners to fund court house improvements and fireproof vaults to safeguard public records. Endorsed by leading taxpayers, the measure aims to prevent loss of documents essential to property titles worth hundreds of thousands. Citizens urged to sign and send their requests. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican legacies amid national politics.
President Cleveland Quote and Patent Medicine Ad
It proclaims national prosperity and fair sharing among Americans, urging unity over equal shares. An advertisement promotes Dr Fenner's Salt Rheum Ointment for skin eruptions, guaranteed satisfaction or refund, with seller Grover & RendEN and Grong & RepneEN offering Dr Fenner's St Vitus Dance Specific claiming cures.
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Autumn stock of Mess Goods tops market bargains
Collanamaher offers a vast stock of Wool Dress Goods at 57.5 cents per yard, claiming hundreds of styles previously 50c, 75c, or higher now offered as bargain prices. The ad highlights price comparisons with New York stores and emphasizes the store’s superiority in value.
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Women s Overcoats and Fur Trimmed Reefers Prices
A varied list of women s outerwear with prices from 5 to 25 dollars. Descriptions include English Box Reefers, Walking Coats, Cheviot and Beaver materials, and fur frontings such as astrakhan, opossum, mink, and seal. Also references to gloves, boys clothing, and the November Book News.
Cleveland's Gdaob Speech at Delmonico's Dinner
President elect Grover Cleveland spoke at the New York chamber of commerce dinner in Delmonico's, praising balanced financial interests and national prosperity. Attendees included Attorney General Miller and Whitelaw Reid, with Chauncey Depew delivering a caustic reprise on Cleveland's reception.
Rise From Poverty to Affluence A New York Figure Dies
John Hoey died at Delmonico's in New York at age 66 after a comatose decline. Born in Drogheda Ireland in 1824 he arrived in 1830 as a barefoot newsboy and rose to leadership with the Adawa Express Company before retiring amid internal strife. He later bought Hollywood near Long Branch and was noted for charity. His death followed Bright's disease.
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Drogheda
Ireland
Jon Hoy
Adawa Express Company
Hollywood
Long Branch
Russell
Incyfseim
Jiocy
Bright
Maryland Votes and Local Notices in Maryland and Nearby
Maryland voters split among four parties with Democratic lead at 118,866 and Republicans 12,736 as local notices report clergy changes, wrecks, crop pests, and civic events across towns from Lattspuny to Baltimore and Easton. Waves of obituaries, elections, and public notices fill the segment with named places, people, and institutions.
Caroline County Tax Collection Notice in 182
In pursuance of said Act of Assembly the treasurer of Caroline county gives notice for receiving the state and county taxes in the county for the year 182. He will sit in principal towns of the several election districts at the locations and dates mentioned between 9 a m and 3 p m.
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