Political currents and Maryland election tensions in 1889
The Pittsburgh Telegraph suggests the next President may gain Congress support, while the U S Supreme Court affirms Michigan’s electoral law aiding Cleveland. Maryland faces anti force bill sentiment, with Miller’s death and Parker’s indictment underscoring racial tensions. A call to solid anti force bill stance echoes Georgia. Secret ballots and campaign finance loom large amid warnings about false colored-voter rhetoric and suppression of provocative writers.
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Maryland
Georgia
Ethical renaissance and reform speech by Huw Wayne MacVeagh
Huw Wayne MacVeagh spoke to a Philadelphia Academy of Music audience on Saturday night. He urged practical civil service reform lower duties on imports free raw materials for manufacturers and strict enforcement of anti trust laws as essential for a just republic. He framed these as part of a moral renewal guiding American democracy toward social justice and divine order.
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Huw Wayne MacVeagh
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Ath MacVeagh
Garfield
Elis
New York Correspondents Trace Republican Tide in Upstate counties
The New York press dispatches from upstate counties show a shifting political tide toward Cleveland. In Genesee Valley counties Har rison’s 1888 margins are seen shrinking to about 3,550. Cattaraugus and Chautauqua may drop to 2,200 and 5,800 respectively while Democratic estimates rise in Orleans Monroe and Rochester.
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New York
Orleans County
Monroe County
Rochester
Cleveland
Otsego County
Harrison
Steraf
Cleveland gains Republican cabinet backers in 1880s debate
Philadelphia Times notes Hugh McCulloch General Cox Carl Schurz and Wayne MacVeagh publicly back Cleveland in tariff reform and honest government. It reports strong GOP cabinet support in the First Congressional district with Brown and Brattan emphasized and cites Republican pressure against Cleveland citing President Harrison and Gen Sickles.
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Hugh McCulloch
Lincoln
Arthur
Cleveland
General Cox
Grant
Ohio
Carl Schurz
Hayes
Missouri
Judge Cresham
Wayne MacVeagh
Garfield
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Messrs. Brown
Brattan
Congress
Harrison
Bargain Black Dress Goods Sale Offers Deep Discounts
The advertisement touts heavy price cuts on black dress goods from Lupin's and Priestley's including diagonals, bedford cords, cheviots, and serges with discounts of 30 to 50 percent. It notes scarce fur neck scarfs from limited outlets, and trends toward menswear with affordable homespun suits priced 20 to 30 dollars, aiming to entice shoppers during a prosperous season.
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Lupin’s
Priestley’s
Priestley's
Priestey’s
Sin. Sf
Laupin’s
Celludord
Wanamaker tailor shop offers ready made and custom suits
DdanAMaker presents a range of suits from $10 to $15 with Diagonal Cheviots and Homespuns plus black and blue Cheviots. Trousers start at $2.50 for all wool and rise to $10. The store emphasizes custom fitting with foreign and home weave fabrics, tape and needles, and skilled tailors offering made to measure or ready to wear options. Join WANAMAKER.
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Wanamaker
What is the Electropoise and its claimed effects
The Electropoise is advertised as a nonmedicinal electrical device to cure diseases by applying a polarizer and plate to the body. It is claimed to boost oxygen, increase metabolism, revive organs, and restore health, with endorsements from physicians and a Baltimore company selling it with usage instructions and testimonials.
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United States
Leuce
Unis
Boston
Christal Witness and Advocate
Bible Molines
Toul
Bro. J. D. Ware
Philadelphia
Selatien
Snap
Cath Thebury
Acehantah Meek
Europe
N. Charles St
Baltimore
Notice of Attorney Appointment for Theodore Allen
Cheruby sive notice states Robert M. Myssieh of a Ma is appointed as attorney and agent. The signer disclaims responsibility for bills or constructions by any other person. Wet NHIEODORE ALLEN.
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Cheruby Sive
Robert M. Myssieh
Wet Nhieodore Allen
Caroline County Tax Notice for 1802 Levy Dates
By direction of the Maryland General Assembly the Caroline county treasurer issues notices to taxpayers. Taxes for county and state purposes are due September 1 and delinquent after January 1, with interest and legal collection. Delinquent accounts receive formal notices. payment within 30 days avoids legal action. Tax collection sites and dates across election districts are set with discounts of five percent for September, four percent for October, and three percent for November payments.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Dantary
Caroline County
James N. Todh
Edwin C. Fields
Handsome Dress Patterns Sale Exceeds Regional Stores
A brief notice touts a large selection of dress patterns, claiming more variety than any store east of Baltimore and south of Wilmington, highlighting the store’s breadth and appeal to home sewists.
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Baltimore
Wilmington
Unpaid Bills Prompt Tax Sheriff Action and Discount Urges
On January first all unpaid bills become arrears and delinquents will be warned that if settlement is not made before April first the claims will be turned to the county sheriff who will seize and sell property to pay taxes due with costs. The treasurer urges prompt payment to secure any available discount.
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Enverest
Porto Rico
Isaac Gru
Carolline County
Willeam B.grawell
Frederick Grawelle
Adi Rs
Fine Grawell
Denton Town
Tave
Dsldre Jierebs
Wali. Keets
Eastern Shore Carpets at Unbeatable Prices
A sale on Y Carpets, Oil Cloth and Rugs highlights bargain pricing on the Eastern Shore with deep discounts and broad selection. Customers are urged to visit local outlets to take advantage of the reduced rates and wide inventory.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin, Borror
Grover Cleveland
OF New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Joan Lee Carroll, Alonzo L. Miles
William Massey
Frederick W. Baker
John Hannibal
C. Ridgely Goodwin
Abram Claude
William V. Bouic
John B. Brown
Queen Anne's
Robert F. Brattan
Somerset
MacVeagh
Pitttsburg Telegraph
Ustred States Supreme Court
Michigan
Junge Oliver Miller
Court of Appeals of
Ellicott City
Joshia Parker
Dover
Worthington Brinckley
Denton Union
Carnegie
Union
First
Republican Organ
South
Ode
Daniin E. Sicklis
Utica
Cleschind
Tuma
Gdhanamaher
Opoe
Chica
Caroline Co
Hillsborough
Ridgely
Fowling Creek
Preston
Pedernalsburg
Marydel
Henderson
I Greensboro
W. P. Graffingh
Geo, A, Deakyne
Carolina County
Easton
Char Fingh
the Wise
Ousriolder
JAS. i Mullin & Son
Cheers Gth & Market
Tailor
James Park
Chester Iver
Emma A. Cord
Chestertown
Fridas
Quaker Neck
Baghs
Quieenstown
Kent Island
Roch Hall
St. Wharfi
Poa Im
Queenstown
Gratitude
Centreville
Sclockasain
Fueddas
Jackson Creek
Reed Fall
Lishese
Buckingham
Ralphs Booker
Pier 7
Licht St
George Warfield
THE
Denton Hardware
GOAL
Agricultural & Building
ELA
the Hardware
Denton
Richard T. Garter
James H. Nicho.l
Denton Bridge
Medairy
J. H. Medary , Co
North Howard Street
Nisi
Feanett Kelley & Co
Deborah A. Lobstein
Circuit Court
Caroline Counts
Orphans Court
AMD
Caroling Counta
Uiedersienend
Ial
Maryland Steamboat CO
Third Haven
Ida
Joppa
Lyford's
Williston
Two Johns
Turkey Creek
Dover Bridge
Mog Tehund
Medford’s
Oyster Shell Point
Cambridge
Castlehaven
Oxford
Double Mills
Pier 4
Light Street
Dola & Chesapeake
Cambridge& Seaford
James EL Byrd
Lee. & Trens
Dee
Light St
Z. Wesentisses, Avent
Charles Stevens
Mad
Henry Porter
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