Baltimore Wheat Price Movements and Local News
Wheat is quoted at 71 to 74 cents in Baltimore. Denton to have an ice factory. repairs and buildings planned on Gay street. Greensborough and Denton elections set for the 27th lnst. Several accidents and legal actions across the county, plus baseball results and Arbor Day at Concord school with a named cherry tree Lillia Everngam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
C. M. Lloyd
Gay Street
Denton
Cooper
Ellen Davis
Greensborough
Walter Rideout
Denton Bridge
Hutson
John W. Roberts
George W. Morris
Ridgely
Justice Hutson
George W. Dasher
Hillsborough
N. L. Tribbett
Ira Dill
Ruthsburg
Queen Anne’s
Caroline Boys
Hobbs
Harry M. Mason
Samuel Ewing
Ewing
Concord School
Nellie Valliant
Lillia Everngam
A Pretty Wedding at Greensboro
One of the prettiest weddings in Greensborough took place at the Church of the Holy Trinity on Wednesday. J H C Legg and Miss Carlotta Eliason were the contracting parties. Rev Edward R Rich officiated as guests filled the church. The reception followed at the bride's home before the couple departed for a southern tour and planned to reside in Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensborough
Marguerite Fulton
Louise Mitchell
Anna Moore
Ella Horsey
Martha Burnite
W. H. Burnite
Delaware
J. Frank Harper
Madison Bordley
Alfred Tucker
Centreville
N. R. Smithers
Easton
Winder Goldsborough
Legg
Albert C. Tolson
Baltimore
Iva Lowe
Felton
Del
T. H. Swithers
Emerson Polk
Henderson Academy
East New Market
Caroline
Bessie Phillips
Preston
Liss
Belle Percy
Marydel
Percy
B. G. Stevens
Bankera
Denton National Bank
Enoch George
University of Maryland
Eutaw House
G. M. Russum
Z. P. Steele
Anna Dukes
Smyrna
Stafford
John Willoughby
Virginia
Edward Benson
Pocomoke City
W. H. Anderson
Greensboro
Gertrude Rawlins
Kate Trice
Mr. Taylor
M. P
Frederica
Louis Bauman
Philadelphia
Thos. R. Green
May Chilton
Mr. Cannon
Bethlehem
F. A. Johnson
John S. Barnhart
Wilmington
K. N. Hardcastle
Atlantic City
Bessie Rochester
W. T. Hassenger
Vienna
Harry A. Roe
Millard F. Taylor Disbarred by Maryland Court
The court adjourned to pass an order disbarring Millard F. Taylor of Baltimore, one of Marshall K. Price’s counsel. The order cites false affidavits, a writ of error motion, and alleged slander against George M. Russum, with Judge Stump signing the order and Judge Russim not participating. Taylor’s record in Caroline court is described as unenviable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Taylor
Baltimore
Marshall K. Price
Marshall EB. Price
Millard
Taylor
Price
Ien
George M. Russum
Wickes
Stump
Russim
Caroline
Culbreth
Walbrook
Tillsborough
Orrells
Hardcastles
Wright
Miss Mary Roe’s school festival near Edinburg
Miss Mary Roe a Edinburg teacher will host a festival at the schoolhouse next Friday evening with a rain contingency for the following day. Proceeds benefit the school library fund. The April ten party by town ladies continues this evening amid a busy local scene. An article segment on political sketches follows, detailing Caroline county figures and the congressional race, with notes on Culbreth, Holbrook, and Potter and a related accidental death during a past election event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roe
Edinburg School
School Library Fund
T. Howard Heather
Philadelphia
Annabel Moore
Greensborough
Sheppard
Thomas I. Green
Cecelia Pratt
Greenwood
J. J. Harwood
Camden
Col
C. F. Sheppard
Epworth League
Henry Segelken
Oxford
Williston Weather Boosts Gardeners and Fishermen
Mild week lifts fishing and oyster shell trades as seine-haulers find ready sale while gar deners gain momentum. William R. Breeding acquires Stevens store stock and renovates the shop. Arbor Day celebrated at Williston school under Miss Susie Sisk. Digging for an addition to Mr. Todd’s mill advances toward a high quality roller mill in the county. prior cold snaps set back spring farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Breeding
B. G. Stevens
Williston
Susie Sisk
W. C. Todd
Todd
Relief for bilious colic with Chamberlain remedy
Citizens subject to bilious colic are advised that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provides prompt relief and can often prevent attacks if taken at first signs. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from Wa. E. Brown in Denton and H. Duffey in Hillsboro Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wa. E. Brown, Denton
H. Duffey
Hillsboro
Republican County Convention Delegates Chosen and Resolutions
The Caroline county Republican convention met in the grand jury room with B. G. Stevens presiding. Delegates to the State and Congressional conventions were chosen from districts two through eight, with several named for each, while the First district abstained. Resolutions praised sound money, a protective tariff, and adherence to national party principles, and endorsed Governor Lowndes and the Republican legislature.
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Grand Jury Room
B. G. Stevens
F. C. Ramsdell
Messrs
F. R. Owens
N. FE. Ramsdell
Joseph B. Orrell
William B. Massey
Andrew Baggs
H. M. Totheroh
Joseph S. Cooper
H. Franklin Stevens
C. W. Hobbs
Jonathan Evitts
O. J. Redden
J. W. Bradley
W. T. Tuff
J.B. Fletcher
O. T. Kelley
Martin Horner
David McCrea
John H. Officer
Thomas O. Jefferson
L. M. Mill
Edward Stevens
N. T. Curtis
John R. Griffin
Henry W. Hynson
Peter Hagadone
Robert Saulsbury
James W. Thomas
W. W. Seward
Gilbert Hagadone
John A. Sigler
George Curtis
Amos L. Fishell
J. W. Bullock
W. N. Beachamp
B. F. Edgell
Baltimore
J. B. Fletcher
Salisbury
Wellington
Caroline
St. Louis
United States Senate
Republicaans
Caroline County
Lowndes
National Republican Party
Queen Annes railroad progress toward Denton Ellendale
Eastern division contractors push to finish the Denton to Ellendale route by midsummer as tracks near Greenwood and Rehoboth. President Bosley and Director Emory visited Denton while Pennsylvanias lines threaten crossings. graders camp near Queen Annes as work accelerates. Also two squads report fish hatching progress with millions of white perch released at multiple Maryland rivers and creeks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne’s Railroad
Denton
Ellendale
Wm. H. Bosley
Wilmer Emory
Bosley
Merritt
Maryland
Burns, Wade & Co
Delaware
Greenwood
Rehoboth
Pennsylvania Road
Queen Anne’s Station
Messrs
Bosley and
Emory
Wye Campground
Queen Anne
Thomas Hughlett
Tuckahoe
Coward’s Point
Robert LB. George
R. H. Gale
B. Kemp
Hughlett
Tuckaloe Station
Tan Yard Bridge
Third Haven River
Eureka Mills
Miles River
Corsica River
Centreville
Wye Mills
Watts’ Creek
Brick Mills
Choptank River
Little Blackwater
Maple Dam Bridge
Slughlett
Big Blackwater
Beaver Dambridge
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Commissioners
County Commissioners named road supervisors for the year across districts one through six with a long list of appointed individuals. The same day trustees of the poor were named: Wesley Jarrell, Charles H. Fleming, R. Y. Collins, J. B. Raughley and H. M. Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Bartlett
A. I. Heather
Jos. Satterfield
Amos Everett
M. V. B. Heather
Chas. H. Conly
Philip A. Marvel
Lemuel Jones
George Stafford
Jos. A. Seward
David Greenlee
Charles S. Shockley
T. P. Richards
Joshua Porter
Geo. L. Griffith
Wesley
Death in jail cell ends Arnett’s two week confinement
Sheriff Green found Thomas Arnett dead in his jail cell on Saturday morning. He had bruises on the head from a fall during struggles after setting fire to the building. An inquest ruled death from natural causes due to brain softening, with coroner Justice Cooper and Dr. George in attendance. Remains were moved to Friendship for interment by James T. Cooper per the widow’s order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Green
Thomas Arnett
Maryland Hospital
Arnott
Justice Cooper
George
James T. Cooper
Friendship
Fire destroys barn and outbuildings on Martha Everngam farm
A fire Monday evening consumed the barn and two or three small outbuildings on Mrs. Martha Everngam’s farm along the road from Todd’s mill to Andersontown. The upper story origin and rapid spread left little salvage. wheat, corn, fodder, and farming gear were burned. The Royal Company of London insured the barn. A separate note recalls Mr. Peter Wright’s death at 78, and elegies for Hattie V. Christopher and Myra Todd with tributes to their memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Everngain
Todd's Mill
Andersontown
Royal Company, of
London
For SaALE a nice Truck Berry and Poultry Farm
For sale a 30 acre poultry and berry farm near a town of about 3000 residents less than a mile away. The owner claims diligent management will yield payback in one year. For details and price contact WinLian T. Wrigit, Centreville, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale
WinLian T. Wrigit
Centreville
Easter program at Thawley's M E Church Hickman
An Easter program at Thawleys M E Church in Hickman featured Anthem Portals of Glory, Northfield, Old Country, Light is Shining and Light in the Tomb among songs recitations by Annie Fountain Hattie Fountain Nellie Evans Linnie Noble Nora Noble Lillian Greene and others. The session considered T Pliny Fisher and Charles W Hobbs for Maryland Annual Conference delegates with Hobbs elected. A Hillsborough M E Church South Silver Tea is planned April 21 at Mrs F T Barton’s in Queen Anne with door receptacles for donations and refreshments. Work on Ridgely Catholic Church advances. site on Main Street covers 830 by 60 feet in modern architecture using top materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawley
M. E
Hickman
Hattie Fountain
Nora Noble
Lillian Greene
Christ
Maryland
T. Pliny Fisher
Fisher
Orphans’ Court
Charles W. Hobbs
Caroline
Hillsborough M. E. Church South
F. T. Barton
Queen Anne
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Mr. Legg
Miss Ellyson
Wm. H. Faulkner
Debbie Ellen Andrew
Tilghman Andrew
Samuel G. Nuttle
Peter Andrew
Mary J. Hubbard
Floyd C. Ramsdell
Wm. Markell
Alfred Sigler
George A. Sigler
Thomas Culbreth
Journal
Senate
LSI9
General Assembly
Talbot
Montgomery Denny
Assembly
Solomon Brown
John Brown
Robert Orrell
Congress
Illsborough
William Whiteley
Orrell
House of Delegates
House
Matthew Driver
James Houston
William McDonald
Samuel Culbreth
Colonel Potter
Queen Anne's
Tlemen
Holbrook
Ife
America
Solbrook
Shadrach Dean
Peter Todd
Collins
Dean
Trolbrook
Isaac Smith
Henry Harriss
Amos
Henry Harris
John Collins
Parmer
Tnolbrook
John Nelson
Potter's Landing
Farmer
Colonel
John Neilson
Nelson
David Collins
Elijah Phillips
A. Smith
James Harding
Crowner
David Freeman
W. E. Browy
Mons Colle
Republican County Convention
Myra
G.S. Todd
Angela
Mf. Wricght
Peter Wright
E.F
Olin Bryan
Main Street
Public Local Law
Coroline County
Talbot County
General Assembly of
Choptank
Linchester River
Tuckahoo River
Choptunk River
Tuckahoe River
Loyd Lowndes
William Cabell Beuce
Sydney E. Mudd
Assambly
M M. Higgins
William Dulin
Circuit Court
Robert J. Jump
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