Arbor Day And Local Trades In Denton District
Arbor Day observed with schools closing and pupils honoring the day. Nichols shop advertises reed rockers, hats and matting at the Bridge and Denton Bridge. Local news notes poultry fancier Thomas Hughlett Jr and a steamer Kent watchman Maury Davidson. Premises include new millinery by Lulu Collins Preston and high school tablet-stone ceremony at Easton. Oysters, markets, and various trades, plus deaths and lectures, fill the Denton area updates.
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United States
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Liden
Hickman
Steamer Tred Avon Breaks Eccentric Rod Off North Point
The Tred Avon of the Choptank Company suffered an aft eccentric rod failure Monday night off North Point on a Baltimore to Cambridge voyage. After the rod broke the vessel turned for Baltimore and, upon entering harbor, the aft rod again failed. The steamer was towed to Light Street wharf by the patrol boat Lannan with about 40 passengers aboard. Commanding officer Captain C. W. Spence.
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Bethlehem Engineer Returns to Service After Acccident
Engineer Winnie Wallace resumes duties on the B and O Railroad after a long layoff due to a crushing accident needing amputation. Ten dollars reward offered by the railroad for those responsible for mischief at the depot last Thursday night. Several local notices follow including moves, injuries, visits, and a funeral. A resident injured at a veneer machine suffers broken ribs and internal injuries but is recovering. Mrs. James Lynch dies suddenly. funeral at St Josephs led by Rev Father Waldron. A scheduled blind musician engagement was canceled due to bad weather. Storehouse repainting noted for T W Smith and T Saulsbury.
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Railroad Company
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Chesapeake
J. W. Dean
A. W. Shockley
Salisbury
Maggie Stevens
Williston
Bessie Messick
Eli Massey
Brigden & Day
Conoway
James Lynch
St. Joseph's
Father Waldron
Easton
T. W. Smith
T. Saulsbury
Deaf Mute Couple Wed at Galestown M E Parsonage
Mr William T Bowdle and Miss Sallie C Wheatley were married by Rev J T Van Burka Jow at Galestown M E parsonage on March 8. Bowdle born in Bethlehem, now employed in a cunnery at Ridgely, set to move there soon. An eight year scarlet fever left him deaf and mute. both attended the Frederick School for the Deaf and communicate by the pen with others.
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Sallie C. Wheatley
Galestown
M. E. Parsonage
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Bethlehem
Ridgely
Bowdle
Frederick
Religious Importance Items and Diocese Meeting Notes
President Kinzer addresses the M. P. Conference praising church growth and youth in ministry while urging fidelity and early marriage for ministers. The sixty seventh Middle Convocation of the Easton Diocese convened in Greensboro with bishops, clergy, and sermons noted. railroad survey and line prospects for Elkton Masseys road discussed alongside local church activities and pastor changes.
Reverend Brindle Dies After Long Min isterial Life
The Rev James A Brindle one of the Wil mington Conference s oldest ministers died at his Greens borough home Friday after a week of paralysis He was born in Philadelphia seventy four years ago and began ministry there before joining the Philadelphia Conference in 1513 He served in Greensborough from 1878 to 1885 and 1889 to 1900 He leaves four children and a widow Interment was at Mt Moriah Philadelphia A tribute notes his studious habits and pastoral breadth and says his memory will be dear to us.
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Ridgely Leads Peninsula With Unique Dental Specialist
Our prosperous neighbor Ridgely stands ahead of all towns on the peninsula by housing the sole skilled dental specialist offering crown and bridge work and the advanced Continuous Gain technique, representing the highest points of dental art perfection.
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Washington Letter on Tariff Debate in Senate
From Washington April 11 1894 the first week of tariff debate in the Senate shows Democrats criticising Hill Murphy Erie and Irby for delaying tactics. Mill’s speech draws more scrutiny while Harris aims to force a show of hands to expose supporters and obstructors. Walsh is warmly received by colleagues McLaurin opposes any McLaurin split silver party stance and Reed ends with a pointed obstruction over a special order.
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Georgia
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South Carolina
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Contested election row and Coxey's army clash in Washington
The piece discusses tactics to adjourn and force quorum counts in the House amid contested Louisiana election cases. It notes 218 Democrats with 179 needed to sway outcomes and criticizes Reed's faction. It mentions Coxey's Army migrants facing police action and cites Representative Meyer proposing seigniorage coinage with bonds.
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Wedding of Miss Gertie Wright and Mr W R Deen
Social circles toasted the marriage of Miss Gertie Wright daughter of Curtis Wright to farmer W R Deen at the M B E Church. The ceremony featured ushers and a wedding march, with Linwood Todd as best man and Minnie Wright as bridesmaid. A reception followed then the couple departed for their home two miles away. Community members and relatives attended from Baltimore Easton Preston and Harmony.
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W. R. Deen
M. BE
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D. S. Blake
Nettie Brampton
W. W
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Bertha
Ifie Leonard
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Hoeflick
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Cooper
Osmond
Easton
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Preston
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Denton
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E. Corkran
F. Deen
Duhndway
CG. C. Deen
Henry Brodes
Creighton Wright
Harmony
Mrs. Deen
Mortgage loan option for purchaser via Receiver
The purchaser may arrange with the Receiver for a mortgage loan of 2000 dollars on the property.
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