Democratic Gains Highlight Local County Politics
The piece praises the late Democratic county boards for building bridges and funding schools without tax hikes. It notes Democratic nominees Lord Day and Nichols as faithful managers, mentions local judicial race dynamics, and reports on election officers, factory plans at Denton Bridge, yacht races, and active Democratic clubs in Denton Preston and Henderson. Secretary Hoke Smith seeks 160 million for pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Greensborough
Tuckahoe
Boards of County Commissioners
Messrs
Lord, Day and Nichols
Denton
Preston
Henderson
Eastern Shore rail push and judge reform urged on Caroline
Mr W W Busteed calls a meeting of county leaders at Easton after the election to promote a Centreville to Preston rail line via Hillsboro or Ridgely and Denton. Caroline should lead a meeting, arguing the line opens a rich shipping area. The piece also backs Eastern Shore judicial reform to create per county resident judges, urging legislature action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Busteed
Centreville
Easton
Peninsula
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Caroline
Preston
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Denton
Talbot
Pennsylvania Company
Greensborough
Federalsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Bro. Busteed
Philadelphia Dress Goods Prices Drop in Special Sale
In Philadelphia on Monday October 1893 the stock of black dress goods shows lower prices and better qualities. Diagonal Cheviot now 52 inch at 75c 52 inch at $1.00 and 54 inch at $1.25. Importers aid by offering deep cuts including 8c yard wide bleached muslin and 12.5c Canton flannel at 8c, with nearly a million yards sold and no complaints. Muslin tested to confirm quality and warmth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpina
China
Indies
Frances A. Gus
William M. Gilpert
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Henry R. Lewis
Dresses at Low Prices Highlight Canton Fan nnel Sale
The Canton store promotes dresses at two and three dollars with habit cloth full skirts wide sleeves and braid trimming in navy blue brown and other colors. Also advertised are coats reefers jackets ulsters and related garments as fashionable options with prices aimed to attract budget shoppers. JOHN WANAMAKER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pratt McLean Greene
Cape Cod
Miriam Coles Harris
Rutledge
Mary Gleed Tuttett
Maxwell Gray
John Wanamaker
Autumn Dry Goods Opening of 1893 at Filbert Street store
The firm touts a strong potential for the season and invites inspection of its carefully curated stock from abroad and domestic manufacturers at moderate prices. Highlights include a Pneumatic Cash System, a quickened cash room, ladies parlors with reading materials, a Bureau of Information, free package checking, and a basement buffet offering hot coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Information
Filbert Street
Fall Clothing and Furnishings Sale Offer
A shopping notice urges readers not to miss the opportunity to buy Fall clothing hats and furnishings while the assortment remains complete. The ad emphasizes limited time and continued stock.
Fall Hats and Knee Pants Suits at Low Prices
A department store advertises stylish knee pants suits for children at 2.50 3 and 5 with over fifty fall hat styles to choose from. Men’s fine Derbys priced 1.50 2.50 with exclusive Youman Hats. Underwear 50c a garment and a dress shirt at 50c. The shop claims a larger stock than two stores combined and touts low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youman
America
Proposed Maryland Constitutional Amendment on Baltimore Courts
Maryland's executive department notes a 1892 bill proposing to add a new section to Article four of the state constitution. The measure would allow the election of an additional judge on the Supreme Bench of Baltimore city and let the assembly adjust court jurisdictions and jury trial rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensborough
Denton
Harmony
Preston
Federalsburgh
Hillsborough
Treasury
Maryland
Senate
State of
House of Delegates
Caroline
General Assembly
Wuernreas
Wierneas
General Assembly of
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Lawa
W. G. Parnell
Carlton Shafer
Frank Brown
Baltimore
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Denton Journal
Melvin, Steele & Johson
Marion Dekalb Smith
Thomas A. Smith
Henry 0. Lewis
Albert W. Sisk
George A. Deakyne
William E. Lord
Thomas L. Day
Bayard Nichols
George H. Berry
Robert E. Smith
United Democracy
Court House Square
First Judicial Circuit
Ocean City
Col. Hodson
Princess Anne
Messrs. Page and
Lloyd
Saulsbury
Patton
Pippin
Denton Bridge
Vigilant
London
Atlantic
First
Hoke Smith
Cwr Paperan
Eastern Shore
Queen Anne’s
Wanamaker
Dollanamither
Canton
John W. Stevens
Caroline Co
Orphans’ Court
Margaret J. Wright
Edward W. Liden
Dee
Frank Dorseit
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
N. Y
A. G. Yates & CO
Strawbridge & Clothier
Market ST
Philadelphia
Filbert ST
Armanda
Paragon
Gus Wooters
Beauchamp's
Fine Stock CO Confectioneries
Dibert Bres
L. R. Beaucramp
OEHM
Acme Hall
Tings
Qehm
Baltimore and Charles Sts
Baltimore, Md
Nisi
Edwin C
Fields
Clork
R. James Cooper
Guy’s Hospital
Rotunda Maternity Hospital
Dublin
Buenos Ayres English Hospital
United States
State OF Maryland
Executive Department
Annapolis
W.T. Brantey
Secretary
Tam
Steinway & Son
Mason & Mamlin
A. B. Chase
C. C. Briges
Mason & Mamnlin
Wilcot & White
Chase
Ferrand
Votey
George T. Musselman
Marydel
bay-Tenacher of Music
J. W. Richardson
Queen Anne
Aid
William A. Stewart
Nain Street
Treasury Department
Comptroller’s Office
Marion Dek. Smith
the Treasury
John W. Thawley
William H. Deen
James H. Thawley
T. Luther Frampton
J. Frank Ledman
Henry Irwin
William T. Hignutt
Principa L.interest
and Huffman
Denton Hardware
Richard T. Carter
Practical Watchmaker
Jeiveler
Gay
T. W. Satu
Ridgely, Md
Jack Frost
Sella
Murray St
New York
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Ori
W. Campen Street
J. O. Tayler
T. H. Evans & Company, Fruit and Produce Commission
Baltimore, Mo
Harry A. Roe
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