A North and South Highway Urged for Caroline County
The Denton Journal reports the grand jury urged establishing a first class road from Marydel to Greensboro through Henderson and Goldsboro to Denton and Pres ton. They call for economical use of marl, clay and gravel with proper grading and draining to provide a year round route benefiting hundreds of travelers and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JuvurNan
Caroline County
Marydel
Point Ak
Alow Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Choptan River
River
Denton
Preston
Grand
Charles W. Jackson
Foreman
Amos Everett
Harry W. Temple
Wm. A. Roe
J. H. Bernard
C. J. Jarrell
Henry T. Nuttle
T. W. Porter
W. C. Todd
Jas. B. Patton
A. W. Sisk
J. T. Parker
Daniel Fields
R. Nichols
Edward Wagnner
I. T. Fleetwood
J. B. Colgan
B. Kinnamon
John K. Lynch
G. K. Ebling
J. Peter Cook
Bayard Nichols
R. Y. Collins
North of the Choptank Divides Democratic Nomination
An Easton Ledger editorial urges Eastern Shore Democrats to back a Cecil County favored plan for congressional nominating power. It argues northern counties should control the convention, cites past candidates from Somerset and Worcester, warns against rival pacts, and seeks broad support to nominate a Caroline favorite son for Congress for the first time in 75 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Ledger
Cecil County
Charles H. Gibson
Talbot
John B. Brown
Queen Anne’s
Edwin H. Brown
Henry Page
Somerset
Robert F. Brattan
Joshua W. Miles
John Walter Smith
Worcester
John P. Moore
W. Lairi Henry
Dorchester
Dividing River
Cecil
Chaptank
Kent
Charles
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Bureau of Statistics
Choptank River
Congress
Jeffersonian Democracy and the Hill Speech in New York
Ex Senator David B Hill urged Democrats to unite on Jeffersonian principles in a Jefferson celebration in New York. He warned against imperial expansion and permanent colonial systems, stressing the Constitution, honest government, and party unity to advance Democratic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David B. Hill
Mr. Hill
Jefferson
Winten
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage Dies in Washington
Noted Presbyterian preacher Rev. T DeWitt Talmage died at 9 p m Saturday at his Washington home after a period of decline from brain inflammation Born to law then ministry he built three tabernacles in Brooklyn all burned by fire He moved to Washington in 1896 and his sermons were widely read The article also notes rising insurance rates affecting local Denton businesses and possible insurance concessions with new waterworks in service areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Talmage
Philadelphia
Central Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Great Divine
Denton
Record of 1904 beef trust concerns and political notes
The piece laments the beef trust’s greed harming the public, predicts a beef eater trust by 1904 to influence party politics, notes a swift legislative session, and reports the death of General Wade Hampton at 83 in Columbia. It mentions the Chinese exclusion law’s extension to insular territories, Wu family antipathy, Centreville Record’s 97th anniversary, and an eye doctor advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hampton
Columbia
D. C
United States Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Eastern Shore Democrats
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage
SRA
Centreville
Col
W. Scott Roberts
Roberts and
Coursey
Brick
Ws. T. Jones
Posner Bros
Eton
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Baltimore, MD
Denton Bridge
Princeton
Shoe Department
Prince Tip
Kangaroo Vici
Prince
Gale Tip
Oxfords
Oxford
West Denton
James H. Nichols
Baltimore
Ridgely
United Shirt and Collar Co
Maryland
Vulcan
Osborne Columbia
Osborne
Dearborn
Newport and Piedmont Fertilizers
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, Maryland
J.C. Godwin
NEW Department Stores
Our Dress Goods Department
Our Nation Department
Grocery Department
J. Goodwin CO
N. Washington St. Easton, Ma
O. M. Hignutt
Williston, Md
Chickering
Mathusher
Bush & Gerts
Weaver
Ludwig
Mason & Hamlin, Weaver and Carpenter
Wheeler & Wilson
J.W. Wheatley
John W. Clark
Rochester
Isaac Harris
Young Ra
Queen Anne
Thomas Mitchell
L. Stanley Deak
M. M. Mowbray
Denton, Md
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