Wellington's uncertain bid tied to Eastern Shore politics
In Denton Journal discourse, editorials question Senator Wellington’s chances amid bloc politics and Governor-elect Lowndes’s potential restraint. Support for George M. Russell emerges as a Republican alternative on the Eastern Shore, with debate over taxation and public debt limits. Mr. Jackson backs free school books and debt-limiting measures for towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wellington
Bnn
Lowndes
Gorman
United States Senate
Wellington
Maryland
George M. Russell
Belt Railroad Company
Sparrow's Point
Jackson
January 1896 Legislature and public notices
Maryland General Assembly convenes on the first Wednesday in January 1896 as required by the Constitution with potential adjournment after initial organization. South Carolina considers a $2000 fine on counties for lynchings, to deter vigilante justice. Secretary Morton touts economy with $1,126,268 unspent from a two fiscal year appropriation. Local papers discuss political shifts and currency focus for President Cleveland’s coming message. Various dealers praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy based on user experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Brown
Morton
Agricultural Department
Treasury
Peninsula Horticultural Society Meets January Sixteen
The Peninsula Horticultural Society will hold a meeting on January 16 at this place. Prominent pomologists from across the country and representatives from the Washington Agricultural Department are expected. The article highlights Caroline county fruit progress, packing, and strong markets, urging a large attendance to advance peach and berry cultivation and canning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Agricultural Department
Washington
Caroline County
Maryland
Delaware
Denton
Ex-Governor Jackson Talks Politics From Baltimore
Ex Governor Jackson, wintering in Baltimore, discusses national and State politics briefly. He favors renomination of President Cleveland and supports Maryland Legislature passage of a property tax bill without inquisitorial features. He argues corporations have rights like individuals and criticizes taxing nonincome property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Baltimore
Cleveland
Maryland
Wanamaker's Offers Five Million Dollar Goods Bonanza
Wanamaker's Philadelphia unveils a sweeping sale on vast merchandise. The store touts unmatched selections of Women's Wraps and Plush Garments, claiming direct sourcing from Paris Berlin and London. Buyers are urged to act as space limits restrict full display of the new season offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puiladelmuila
Philadelphia
Wanamaker’s
Paris
Berlin
London
America
Wanamaker & Brown
Women Canada Seat Capes Offered at Local Sale
Auction-style listing describes seat capes crafted from selected skins with double faced fur trim and brown saddle coloring. Sold for 30 dollars at 818, featuring a deep cape style with star-motif collar and full lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowen
Canada Seat
Wana Maker’s Women’s Coats and Jackets Offerings
Wide assortment includes walking coats in cheviot and astrakhan finishes with box fronts satin linings and velvet collars. Features include inlaid collars, large sleeves, bone and pearl buttons, rippled backs and double stitching. prices range around 4.50 to 5.00 with new finishes for walking length coats and belted or fly fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrakhan
Corset Design Prompts Exclusive Wanamaker Sale
Yvonne Corset, crafted from French coutil with sateen bands and heavy boning, features a corded bust and lace trimming. The maker plans to import and sell it for a dollar, with Wanamaker’s designated as the American outlet for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne
Wanamaker’s
Quaker City Sewing Machine Ad and Sheriff Sale Notice
An old Philadelphia style advertisement touts the Quaker City Sewing Machine at 35 dollars with variations priced up to 22.50 and claims no installments or agents, plus a Har ness sale at 10 dollars and gear. The second item is a sheriff's sale notice for Caroline county listing two land lots in Denton including the Bethy Cook Lot of 1.5 acres and a four acre tract, under a writ of fieri facias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
Iken
Philadelphia
Joan Wanamaker
Caroline County
Denton National Bank
Richard C. Carter
Richard T. Carter
Luther H. Gadd
Luther H. Gudd
Denton
Three Bridges
Bethy Cook
Wmn. G. Horsey
Robert W. Stewart
Luther N. Gadd
Harriet Dixon
John Lockerman
Market Street
John Lockertian
Isnuc Marki
Main Street
Mary E.W. Nichols
Imstead
Charles E.turr
Jonathin
Eliza Nicholson
Moses Gottlieb
Lowe Street
George H. Berry
Greenaborough
Singer
Singer Meu CO
Salisbury
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Gierson Eatite
James II
Roninson
William II
Robinson
Adi
Dee
Wanamaker
Alpheus R. Brigden
Preston Day
Ridgely
Toronto
Peseh Carriera, &c
Thomas L. Day
Dewe Erse & Owens
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
Hermsdorf
Hernsdorf
Richelieu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
South Carolina
The
Beloir Times
the Times
Baltimore American
Wm. E. Brown
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Messrs. C. F. Moore & Co
Newberg
Ore
Chamberlain
J. F. Allen
Fox
W. H. Hitchcock
Columbus
Wash
Horticultural Society
Fur
Capes
Wana Maker’s
Sheriff's Sale
Rhal Hstateh
Beneft
ELY Wrotiers
Warren St
N.Y
Lowi
Debm's
Acme Hall
Baltimore and Charles Streets
Eee Ff
Ely
W. Jf. Uitehcock
Ale
Ruffalo
ELY Brothers
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
Mada
Ames Epps & Co., Ltd
Tomopathic Chemists
England
Dr. Cady
Mullin’s
JAS. T. Mullin & Son
Wilmington
Nisi
Albert G. Towers
Re. Johm Schofield
Circuit Court
Tn Equity
Edwin C. Fields
Edwin CU. Fields
Oak Hall
WI. H. Wanamaker
Freceiver
Maury C. Moore
Sallie W. Moore
Bessie M. Moore
Edward T. Moore
Mary C. Moore
Sa Tlie W. Moore
Hessie M. Moore
Equity
Edwin C
Fields
Medlicott Company
Denton BriDge
Cristal
Dr. Jund
L. B. Towers
Richard T Carter
Gaudi
Virginia T
Slaughter
John S. Skinehter
Edwin C. Feelds
Jay Williams
John H. Caulk
Jay Wiliams
Dwin C. Fields