Baltimore Sun Criticized for Insincere Campaign Course
Maryland Democrats and party papers nationwide condemn the Baltimore Sun for its erratic current editorial stance. The piece cites the Sun’s Oct 19, 1887 remark that the 1888 contest hinges on Democratic and Republican factions, warns against Republican control of state power, and questions the Sun’s fidelity to reform and state leadership amid political patronage and a looming presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
The
Sun
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cleveland
Gorman
Response to Republican turncoat cry in 1888 Democrat debate
The piece argues that some Democrats urge voting Republican to fix reform from a position of betrayal. It warns against abandoning the Democratic platform for patronage promises and questions the political calculus ahead of the 1888 presidential contest. It insists reform in election laws cannot be bought by Republican victory.
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Republican Party
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Campaign vigor urged by state and county committees
Editorial urges rapid campaign action by the State Central and County Central Committees to ensure a Democratic victory in the upcoming election through thorough canvassing. It notes acquittal of twenty-one in a U S neutrality case and predicts Chancellor Walcott’s resignation for a railroad solicitor post. It also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Mrs. E. E. Davis with local sale mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
County Central Committee
Delaware
Walcott
Massey
E. E. Davis
San Miguel
Cal
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Wanamaker's Textile Treasury Opens With Autumn Appeal
Wanamaker's September showcase highlights a global textile gathering. Sixteen trusted buyers scoured markets abroad while scores of traders monitored American markets, presenting Boucle Suiting, French Cheviots, Frise Silk-and-wool, Bannockburn Cheviots, and Cheviot varieties in multiple colors and price points for Autumn wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prthaoverat
Wanamaker
America
Wanamaker's
Truste es Sale Notice for Lloyds Regulation Property
Truste es sale of the property known as Lloyds Regulation in Caroline county Third Election District on the south side of the Denton Burrsville road near Anthony's mill dam. Bounded by Emmett Ward Philip W Downes Mrs Charles Roe Henry Porter and others. Containing statements incomplete in text.
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Lloyd’s Regulation
Caroline County
Denton
Burrsville
Anthony
Emmett Ward
Philip W. Downes
Charles Roe
Henry Porter
129 Acres of Land in Caroline County Description
This notice covers about 129 acres of land, previously described in a 1853 deed from Thomas Williams and wife to Richard J. Satterfield, recorded in Caroline County land records. It excludes six acres sold to Philip W. Dee LoT No. 2 and defines the parcel as lot in the Third Election District, east of the Durrsville to Concord road, adjoining the heirs of Levin Smith and Jesse Ferrins.
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Thos, Williams
Richard J. Satterfield
Caroline County
Philip W. Dee
Durrsville
Concord
Levin Smith
Jesse Ferrins
Burrsville
George W. Collison
Georgianna Bloxsom
Tiber L
Decree Sought To Sell John W. Jones Real Estate In Caroline
An equity suit in Caroline county asks to compel sale of the real estate of John W. Jones deceased to satisfy a $126 debt owed by John W. Jones and John Daily, with Montague as co obligor. The bill describes administration in Mary A. Flaharty and John KR. Jones, heirs, and notes the infant heir in Delaware. The court orders publication of four weekly notices and a hearing on November 18, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroling County
Richard J. Satterfield
Thomas A. Satterfield
Court House
Denton
Georgianna Bloxgom
Anna M. Emerson
Caroline County
Liber L. H. G
Circuit Court
Richard T. Carter
Thomas 8. Slaughter
Virginia T. Slaughter
John W. Jones
John Daily
Charles E. Montague
Mary A. Flaharty
Maury A. Dailyard
Montague
John KR. Jones
William BR. Jones
Mary C. Montague
John S. Jones
Lemuel M. Jones
Joseph F. Jones
Samuel J. Jones
James D. Jones
Melville
Kane’s Cross Roads
Delaware
Maryland
Andrew Housel
John Housel
Edward T. Moore
Edwin
Fields
True Co Eedwin GC
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Genton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
John E. Hurst
Baltimore
Marlon Pe Kale Smith
Kent County
Charles C. Crothers
Cecil County
House OF Delegates
Henry R. Lewis
Joseph C. Clark
William H. Deweese
James 5. Willis
William George Smith
Orpians Court
George H. Moore
William F.liden
George H. Beaven
Peter Cook
United States
Wilmington
Caroline
Capital City Commercial College
West Sixth Street
Topeka, Kansas
Realis State
R. J. Satterfield
Sherwood
Eaine
Jonn Waanamaker
Henry Br, Lewis
James N. Todd
Benjamin Brinbaugh
Saulsbury
Thawley
Benjamin Brumbaugh
Josiah White
Edward Saulsbury
John N. Vangesel
Andrew Satterfield
John H. Vangesel
Woward Jones
Joan W. Clark, Jr
Andersontown
Three Bridges Branch
Hampstead
Jula S. Slaughter
Mary B. Wawkins
John S.slaughter
Mary Bawkins
Thomas H. Slaughter
Three Bridges
Henry Jopp
George M. Russum
Elizabeth Carey
John S. Slaughter
H. Inwin
Mary A. Daily
Willian RB. Jones
Charles BE. Montagne
John BR. Jones
Lemuel Tt. Jones
Samuel T. Jones
Edwin C. Fields
Caroline Co
Truster’s Sale
American Cornera
American Corners
Fowling Creek Mills
Andrew L. Hutchinson
Thomas HW
Nichols
Doreas Sullivan
George W. Housel
M. P. Hutchinson
Inwin
Feadoquarters
C. Tilghman Harvey
Burrsville, Md
Hillsborough M. E
F. FP. Carpenter
Hillsborough, Md
Ames M. Knotts
Ridgely
Landis & CO
Shippensburg, Pa
Strawbridge & Philadelp
Clothier
Wanamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
Chester River
Emma A. Ford
Chestertown
Rolph’e
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Queenstown
Kent Island
B.S. Ford
Centreville
Corsica River
Jackson Creek
Rocky Hall
Dualtimore
George Wailfield
Nisi
Mary C. Moore
Esau Thompson
Albert W. Tiompson
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvanian Railroad
New York
Lynchburg
Danville
Danville, Va., Greeneboro and Charlotte, N.C, Spartanburg and Greenville, S. C
Exposition Grounds
Washington
D. C
Pullman
Brown
Pass
Dept
J.M. Culp
W. A. Turk
J. Dukes Downes
Denton, Md
Chilton
Alex. Sorden
Ingerstown
South Bend
Denton National Bank
Gale
Purnell Johnson
Eample
Adddress Landis & CO
Shippensburg
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