Democrats Rally for Victory in Caroline County Campaign
The article declares strong Democratic confidence ahead of the November election in Caroline County. It praises party unity, discipline, and a solid organizing effort led by a special committee with plans for a grand rally and countywide Democratic clubs forming to discuss victory and mobilize voters. It notes Republican opposition and their hopes to regain control of county offices, while praising the levy court nominees Lord Day and Nichols as fit for office.
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Democratic Party
Caroline County
Lord, Day and Nichols
General Assembly
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
General Assmn
General Sea
Editorial notes on Hodson and Perkins for controller
Col Hodson, two years in Baltimore, must show cause why his Crisfield district registration should not be stricken. Republicans hope he remains resident in Crisfield amid a long judicial contest. Charles Turner Perkins of Prince George’s is named for controller by a Kent county committee led by Charles T. Wescott, a move the Republicans avoid calling a ring.
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Thomas S. Hodson
Baltimore
Crisfield
Col. Hodson
First Judicial Circuit
Charles Turner Perkins
Prince George's County
Charles T. Wescott
Kent County
Wescott
Secure court house urged by judges and grand jury
Court officials and a grand jury again urge building a secure courthouse as private property owners grow impatient at delays. Dorchester Democrats list ticket names for Senate and House, while Republicans in Salisbury name Col. Hodson for chief judge and plan another convention on October 12. Orphans Court notes include admin accounts, distributions, and real estate conveyances for several estates.
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Court
Grand Jury
First Judicial Circuit
Salisbury
Col. Thomsa S. Hodson
Orphans’ Court
Sarah E. Hignutt
Andrew C. Hignutt
Stephen R. Downes
Edward C. Carter
Elisha Wright
Margaret J. Wright
Edward W. Liden
Ann E. Douglass
Celia Mobray
Geo. W. Betson
Marshall S. Mutehler
Mutehler
Samuel F. Pearson
Robert E. Coursey
James Hall
Greensborough area notes and events in Greensboro
Obituary notes Arthur Henry Snowden dies at Stratford Conn aged ninety two. Arthur C Snowden resides near Greensborough. Greensboro Episcopal church ladies host oyster supper for rectory fund this evening. J D Plummer of Greensborough visiting Baltimore Washington. Mrs Jamie Pippin back from Worlds Fair. J H Bernard ceases farming. A new millinery store to open. farmers alliance eyes town hall. Will Kenney family visiting Rev Kenney. Mrs A W Ruark visiting Baltimore. Miss Emma Trice visiting Delaware. Village has three butchers. Chas Merchant and James Fields arrested near Sadlersville for disorderly conduct during Free Gospel meetings. Merchant fined 3 dollars plus costs, Fields 11 dollars plus costs. Murphy obituary for September 29 1893 Harrington Del. James Murphy in 76th year. Mrs Sisk returns with winter goods. Sheriff Stevens publishes official election notice.
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Arthur Henry Snowden
Stratford
Conn
Arthur C. Snowden
Greensborough
Protestant Episcopal Church
Greensboro
J. D. Plummer
Baltimore
Washington
Jamie Pippin
Chas. Merchant
James Fields
Queen Anna County
Templeville
Sadlersville
Merchant
Fields
Bargain Dress Goods Madness At Pamamcienta Monany
A sprawling sale lists hundreds of dress fabrics and linens priced far below typical rates. Notable items include 65 cent Scotch effects vs 1.25, 75 cent and 85 cent Whipcards, 25 cent imported Eiderdown, and a vast assortment of serges, cheviots, and damasks. Also advertised are bleached and unbleached pillow cases, sheets, and other textiles, with two bicycles highlighted among the weekend offers.
Oehlm’s Acme Hall Fall Clothing Sale
Opportunity to buy fall clothing hats and furnishings while the complete assortment remains available. The notice emphasizes reducing sorrow by missing the chance to purchase now.
Men's suits and overcoats offer standout prices
Promises exceptional suits and overcoats with bold prices. Implicitly touts items at 10, 12, 15, up to 25 dollars, highlighting a line at 15 dollars as especially worth 20 dollars in value.
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Storm
Cali
For the Coming Man Knee Pants Suits and Overcoats
A vintage ad urges pride in children's dress matching the look of adults. It promotes knee pants suits and overcoats priced at $2.50, $3 and $5 with over fifty styles available at $5, inviting parents to choose from a broad range.
Proclamation Ordering Publication of Constitutional Amendment
Governor Frank Brown orders publication of a proposed constitutional amendment adding a new section to Article four. The act states the amendment will be submitted at the next general election, with publication in specified newspapers for three months. Annapolis, July 19, 1893.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Frank Brown
General Assembly
Baltimore
Annapolis
United States
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Denton Journal
Melvin, SteeLe &‘ Johnson
Marion Dekalb Smith
Thomas A. Smith
Henry BR. Lewis
Albert W. Sisk
George A. Deakyne
William E. Lord
Thomas L. Day
Bayard Nichols J
Sueritf
George H. Berry
Robert E. Smith
Dorchester
Democraticc
Senate
Joseph N. Johnson
House of Delegates
Levi D. Travers
Wm. F. Applegarth
Francis P. Phelps
Wm. C. Dean
J. Wilson Dail
Francis E. Loomis
John M. Colston
Wim. Hamlock
J. H. Bernard
Hynson
Farmers’ Alliance
Will Kenney
Joseph L. Kenney
A. W.ruark
Emma Trice
Delaware
Royal Baking In
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wail St
Estray
N. F. Butler
Henrietta
France
Saxony
Wanamaker
OEHM
Acme Hall
Youman
America
State OF Maryland
W. G. Parnell
Carlton Shafer
A. G. Yates & CO
Henderson
Denton
Harmony
Preston
Federalsburgh
Hillsborough
Treasury
The
Stae of
Carolina County
John W. Stevens
Caroline Co
Qehm
Baltimore and Charles Sts
Baltimore, Md
Alaryland
Gctober Sra
Resources
U.S
U. S. Treasurer
Nat'l Bank
Anyland County
Cannolinee
T. Thomas C. West
T.C. West
Edwin C. Fields
Philip W. Downes
Aa. R. Wright
B. G. Stevens
Chester Iver Steamboat
Emma A. Ford
Chestertown
Rolph’s
Booker's
Quaker Neck
Ito’s
Queenstown
Kent Island
Rock Hall
B. S. Ford
Spry’s
Deep Landing
Buckingham
Round Top
Rolph’e
Booker’s
George Warfield
Mary
Moore
Edward T. Moore
Circuit Court
Ancomn
Dwin C. Fields
Nisi
Agsiguee
Frances A. Gilbert
William M. Gilert
Circuit Court of
Equity
Henry R. Lewis
Bee Ees
C. Fields
Edwin C.fields
George M. Russim
Evaline Walrath
Tu Equity
George M. Russian
Henry RB
Lewis
George L. Walrath
James Voss
Pwillta SL II
Deweese, Arty-at-Law
James T. Mullen
Wilmington
Del
Willliam A. Stewart’s
Main Street
Eighth and
Market Streets
Philadelphia
Strawbridge & Clothier
Market ST
Filbert ST
State of
Treasury Department
Comptroller’s Office
Marion Dek. Smith
the Treasury
John W. Thawley
William H. Deen
James H. Thawley
T. Luther Framp
J. Frank Ledman
Henry Irwin
William T. Hignutt
Erest
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Cellara, &c
Camen Street
J. O. Tayler
Wisa
T. H.evans & Company, Fruit and Produced Commission
Beauchamp’s
Fine Stock
Dibert Bros
L. R. Beaucaamp
Leipsic
William R. Smoort
Truston OC
Smoot
Adn Pc. T
Willian R. Smoot
Dee
Armanda
Paragon
Gus Wooters
Tos
James Cooper
Guy’s Hospital
London
Rotunda Maternite Hospital
Dublin
Buenos Ayres English Hospital
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