Political Calculations Favoring Bryan in Close Electoral Map
A long analysis weighs party strengths across remaining states. It lists Alabama through Virginia as Bryan favorites with 129 electoral votes, plus 86 more from other former Cleveland-supporting states. It notes Populist and silver influence in several states, suggesting shifts could swing 9 additional electoral votes to Bryan, possibly altering the national outcome. The text also covers a 1820 House session, committee appointments, tariff debates, and proposed constitutional amendments, indicating ongoing political maneuvering and legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Bryan
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Cleveland
California
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Colorado
Weaver
Idaho
Ravaiees
Montana
Harrison
Nebraska
Nevada
North
South Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Wyoming
East
Archer
Kent
Little
Ringgold
Smith
Warfield
Thomas Dougherty
Clay
John W. Taylor
New York
Taylor
Ways and Means
Neale
District of Columbia
Monroe
Bayley
Culbreth
Tyler
Richmond
Maine
Committee On Manufactures
Baldwin
Virginia Agricultural Societies
Committee On Agriculture
Beecher
Williams
Foote
Union
G Calbreth
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
A Denton Hillsboro and Ridgely ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for children and croup. It claims early use prevents attacks and notes profits for Wampum Pharmacy manager T. M. Ecxuits and local sellers offering 25 and 50 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
T. M. Ecxuits
Wampum Pharmacy
Wampum Pa
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
Allen's Foot-Ease and millinery shop expansions
Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises instant foot comfort and pain relief for swollen smarting feet and bunions, with mail orders available for 25 cents and a free trial. Greensborough millinery shop adds dress making, coats, wraps, and a guaranteed workmanship feature with orders after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
C. B. George
Greensborough
Baltimore
Wanamaker's October Harvest in Philadelphia Store
Philadelphia, October 12, 1890 A Wanamaker's sales pitch extols sixteen acres of store space and a vast stock from Paris to Berlin. The ad promises unbeatable value with fair pricing, guaranteed receipts, and early access to freshly gathered goods for jackets and outerwear at varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpia
Wanamaker’s
Wanamaker
America
Dress Goods Offerings Near the Bourette Salons
A display just opposite the Dress Goods Salon features a quiet collection of fabrics with rough and smooth weaves. Includes Bourette-figured Eplingle in six colorings at 44 inches for $1, Granite Cheviots in six colorings at 44 inches for $1, Sharkskin Mohair Cheviots 46 inches at $1, Sharkskin Melange 46 inches at 3? per yard, Cassimere Mixtures 46 inches at $1.25, Granite Cloth 46 inches at $1.25, Taylor Whipcords eight colorings 46 inches at $1.50, Two-toned Whipcord Diagonals 49 inches at 1.25, Salt Cloth two-toned 40 inches at $1.85, and Trop Sacking 40 inches at $1.85 Black Dress Goods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
William J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
William J. O'Brien
W. Parnell
William M. Slay
Geo. W. Albaugh
Joan Hubert
Edward Raine
Thomas H. Bond
William R. Getty
Joshua W. Males
Somerset County
Caroline
Thomas Culbreth
Journal
Harmony
Mary E Orson
I. T. Sparklin & Co
I. T. Hutchinson
Denton Bridge
Thad
L. W. Eichlein
South Easton
Chas. T. Kilian
Choptank River Line
Hopkins
Paris
Berlin
Jonny Waanamaker
JAS. T. Mullin & Son
Wilmington
Eregrion
Caroline County
Slenderson
Preston
Federalsbung
Nillsborough
American Corner
Electoral College
United States
House of Representatives
Board of Supervisors of Election
Register of Wills
Trustin Pippin
B. Frank Edgell
James TE Sylvester
Barsley
Dickey
Jas. H. Nichols
Rhal Hstath
John KE. Greenlee
Norris Wilson
H. G
Ous
Court House
Genn’s Cross Trande
Ingleside
John E. Greenlee
William F. Wilson
William H. Horn
Dee'd
Caroline Co
General Assembly of Maryland
Co. Coms
GEO, A. Deakyne, Trensurec
Emory
Harris & Co
Ith & D Sts
Washington, D, C
C.S. Frick, Sec’y and Treas
The
Frick Merchantile Co
Keithsburg, Ill
Masonic Hall
Honest Money Democratic League of Maryland
Henny A. Parr
J. Wougn Cottman
General Assembly of
Twill
Marydel
Henderson
Greensboro
American Cor
Federalsburg
Geo. A. Drbaryne
Williston
Anna Maloney
Anna Giering
Notion Department
Cassimera
Kerseys
J. ¢. Godwin Company
Easton, Md
COAL
L. B. Towers
United States Casualty Company OF
W. H- Gibson
Acénr
Centreville
P. S
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Oswald Tilghman
Cornelius W. Vander Hoogt
Prudential Land Co
Easton
Mad
Farmony
Guney’s Wharf
J. A. Tribbett
W. R. Thomas
W. R. Dean
W. Dean
John Mason
Singer
Singer Ivf'g CO
Salisbury, Md
WM. B. Stanton
Walliston, Md
Deweese & Owens, Attorneys-At-Law
Denton, MD
Alpheus R. Brigden
Wmn
Preston Day
Circuit Court
Carolina County
Thomas L. Day
Brigden & Day
Coroline
George M. Russum
Edwin O. Fields
Concord
Cc. Todd
Concord. MD
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