Maryland’s World Fair display urged and political notes
Ex Secretary Blaine ill again and Congress to convene December 5. Robert F Brattan’s Somerset victory margin was 23. Election certificates for Maryland Democrats sent to Washington. Ex President Cleveland traveled south on Norfolk express for a gunning trip. Republicans admit Treasury strain. four years since Harrison left it healthy. Louis E McComas sworn in as associate DC judge. he led the RNC. Secretary Foster urges immigration restriction to keep cholera out. A Delmar to Cape Charles City run lowered Peninsula rail record to 93 minutes. Maryland’s World Fair display criticized for poor showcasing of state products. Democratic juveniles celebrated Cleveland’s mass support. County tax collection pace ahead of December 1, 1892. Philadelphia Press targets Senator Quay. Harrisburg legislature likely to reelect him. Philadelphia solid for Quay and the political machine.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Harrisburg
Harrison
Commonwealth
Senate
P. W. and LB Railroad Plans for Caroline County Road
Taxpayers supported by public vote await action from the P. W. and LB Railroad Company regarding the Caroline county railroad. If no steps are taken before the next Legislature, lawmakers may repeal the act authorizing the road’s construction.
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Caroline County
Caroline County Grand Jury Warns of Public Records Risk
The Caroline county grand jury, representing all districts, warns that public records are in imminent danger due to lack of vaults or fireproof protection. It recommends constructing protective vaults and argues it would be wise economy to spend money for that purpose, urging action rather than negligence.
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Caroline County
Democratic sentiment cited on district attorney post
The letter from Hon John S Wirt disputes a report that he is a candidate for United States District Attorney. He states he is not a candidate and condemns any suggestion as unfounded and aimed to mislead voters. He praises Cleveland era Democratic gains and notes many good Democrats in Cecil.
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John S. Wirt
John 5. Wirt
United States
Cleveland
Cecil
Pension frauds prompt call to purge veterans list
A Democratic critique of the pension system warns that the 1,000,000 names on the roll by January and a 3186,000,000 appropriation signal deep frauds. It argues the list costs far more than prewar expenses, compares to European armies, and urges a purge to restore honor and patriotism.
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Democratic Congress
I World
Congress
Whale Union
France
Germany
Union
President elect Cleveland seeks rest from calls and letters
President elect Cleveland left town seeking relief from overwhelming callers and a massive letter volume. He praised the goodwill of congratulatory messages from across the nation but said he cannot read all letters and will not reply. He warned callers about premature requests for office and stated he will not consider applications before inauguration.
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New York
Cleveland
Editor calls for stronger anti corruption law in elections
The editor of the Century argues Massachusetts corrupt practices law is ineffective arguing for a system like England’s. He advocates full publication of all money received and spent by candidates and a strict spending cap to eradicate electoral corruption.
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The
Century
Thanksgiving Reflections On Youth And The World Moving On
The article meditates on aging and the passing of generations during Thanksgiving. It notes the growing old and the next generation taking up duties, while the world continues its ordinary course. Optimism frames the holiday as a time for gratitude and family reunions.
Debated State Bank Notes and Currency Policy
The Baltimore Sun questions Republican threats about wildcat banks and explains Democratic calls to repeal the 10 percent tax on state bank notes. It argues state notes could provide elastic local currency, rival national banks, and expand or contract with demand, while warning of risks and noting historical contrasts.
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The
Baltimore Sun
Mnust
McKinleyism condemned by voters says Globe Democrat
The Globe Democrat of St. Louis notes the public verdict against McKinleyism and tariff boosts. It urges Republicans to abandon protectionist excesses and pursue a rational policy balancing consumer and producer interests for future victories.
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Globe- Democrat
St. Louis
Local Elections Stir Up Postmasters and Gaugers
Eorror Hardaway of the Easton Ledger is named deputy collector candidate. Compliments are exchanged with Chestertown editor for Rock Hall postmastership. Revered Highley is suggested as gauger. Plummer of the Free Press aims for Clayton-Easton postal clerk. Dr. Macune foresees Alliance disruption if Southern delegates skip the National Conference. The Farmers Alliance leader predicts the obsolescence of the people's party unless Congress acts friendly.
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Easton Ledger
Chestertown Transcript
Trappe Zines
Greensborough Free Press
Internal Revenue
Haddaway
Chestertown
Rock Hall
Highley
Zises
Gauger
Internal Revenue Service
Plummer
Free Press
Clayton-Easton
Dr. Macune
National Economist
Farmers’ Alliance
Alance
People’s Party
Congress
Birthday Party Invitation Craft for Boy
A guide to wording a simple invitation for a boy's birthday party. It suggests a cordial phrasing expressing the host's pleasure at the recipient's company on a Saturday afternoon, with date October 1 and time from three to six, followed by a closing line and guidance to send invitations about three days prior.
Bargain Textile Sale At Bedford Cords And Dress Goods
A crowded sale at Pribaperritsa Monday features all wool Bedford Cord in varied widths and colors at steep discounts, silk-warp cords, and numerous black dress fabrics with large reductions. Also offered are Angora camlets, Indigo blue chintzes, fancy woven cotton skirts, gingham aprons, and extensive boys clothing including overcoats and Ulsters for ages 4 to 16, all promoted as sales power with value prices.
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Priestley
Fauntleroy
Astrakhan
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