McMillan Named U S Senator for British Ambassadorship
United States Senator James McMillan of Michigan is reportedly sent to become ambassador to Great Britain replacing John Hay, with Governor Pingree likely to appoint Alger to serve the unexpired senate term through March 3. The plan, long discussed in Michigan and national circles, aims to transition Alger from cabinet service without harming his pride.
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Washington
United States
James McMillan
Michigan
John Hay
Great Britain
Alger
Moodillan
National
McKinley
McMillan
Senate
Court of St James
Secre
Tary Hay
Pingree
Blan Bald
Republican Party
McKinsey
Maryland State Notes and Local Events Digest
Maryland reports include Altamount as the state's highest point at 2 620 feet, Perkins Memorial Church dedication in Cecil county, and two convictions in Queen Annes for Sunday work. A fire on Thomas Brown’s farm in Washington county burned a burying site. a man’s body was found in a Marlboro stable fire. News covers freight trains from Hagerstown to Harrisburg, editor Farrell acquittal, chestnuts sold on Edgemont trains, and a Jacob Toni estate inventory.
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Altamount
Maryland
Perkins Memorial Church
Cecil County
Queen Anne's
Thomas Brown
Washington County
W.S. Miles
Pocomoke City
Thomas J. Shryock
Peyton Randolph
Baltimore
Lexington
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Reading
William Willis
Eastern Shore Silver
Chicago
John Farrell
Frostburg Forum
Cumberland
Edgemont
Jacob Tonie
Elkton
Ashley M Gould
Maryland State Conference of Charities
John’s Viopinus University
Joseph F Eamlet
Williamsport
Ins
Potomac Vila
Pennsylvania
Lus
Smith Flexble Chair Company
Washington, D. C
Hagerstown Land Company
City Restaurant Opens After Purchase On South Market
The Green House on South Market street has been purchased from Mr. Joby J. Dean and will be renamed City Restaurant. Marshall Grumbine will manage in a flat glass style as repainting and improvements proceed. Dean moves his family to Point of Rocks. Emmitsburg hotel D Spangler, who bought Western Maryland Hotel, remodels the building and tears down rear structures to make the hotel first class.
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Green House
South Market Street
Joby J. Dean
City Restaurant
Marshall Grumbine
Dean
Point of Rocks
Emmitsburg
D. Spangler
Emmiteburg
GEO. & Gilbert
N. Market St
D. & D. Institute
Lirica
Delaware Court Ends Long Session After District Contests
Wheat and corn prices were listed with minor changes as Delaware election contests concluded in Dover. The superior court finalized certificates after a lengthy session, ruling on the framework for the state’s political contests and confirming the Democratic and Republican party standings in the Senate and House.
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Dover
Superior Court of Delaware
Rew
Hope
Tower House
Connoway
Hepolalein
West
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York, PA
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Fredenck, Md
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Ak Wnd Mukorany
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DPA
Washington, D.C
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Warren St
New York City
James £. Walker
Doll Bros
N. Market Street
Victor Infants
Bell T. Vigtor Remedies CO
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Willard C. Keller
the Buffalo Restaurant
Somerest Club
Tery Snemad Nativ
Das E Tepper
Pointer
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Wilson
Zach Taylor
Baltimore Club
W. Harper
Altamont
Melvale Eye
King’s Ree
Chas
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Patrick St
Chishexter
Sonor
Rice & Haller
Carty
East Patrick Street
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S. Market St. Frederick, Md
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