Local Department Chronicles Camp Meetings and Shipping
Dover to gain Rev Sam Small as resident pastor while Hillsboro reports scarlet fever and Milton rail line nears completion. Caroline county names Mark Bryant game warden as Wye and Elwood camps host sermons, meetings and missionary days with notable speakers and large attendance.
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Sam Small
Dover
Hillsboro
Milton
Greensboro
Mark Bryant
Caroline County
Queen Anne’s
Wye
Parnell Johnson
East Denton
G. T.j.redden & Co’s
John K. Emory
Centreville
Camden
Caroline
Federalsburg
Downes
Denton
Brookview Club
Constable Hughes
Solomon’s Temple
Dorchester
Conference Academy
Harry J. Hopkins
State Comptroller's Office
Sallie Jester
Russum
Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Greensborough
William McKenney, Jr
William L. Holton
James K. H. Jacobs
Wrightson L. Lowe
Wm. McKenney
P.B. Hopper
Maryland Agricultural College
R. W. Silvester
Maryland
M. B. Nichols
Ocean City
Easton
Ridgely
Pennsylvania
Charles F. Rieh
Thomas A. Smith
Ridgley
Comptroller of
Clayton
Smith
Clayton Call
Real Estate Transfers in July Include Federalsburg and District Sales
Clerk Vields lists July transfers: Russum to Clark 94 acres in First district for 1000 dollars. Plummer to Stanford 1 acre in Second district for 62.50. Prattis to Flaharty Federalsburg town property for 200. Hubbard to Venables quarter acre in Fifth district for 10. Downes executrix to Britehen 18 acres in Second district for 1. Jefferson and others to Flaharty Federalsburg town property for 100. Todd trustee to Brockway 85 acres in Second district for 500. Downes to Koons 103 acres in Seventh district for 2000. Todd couple to John Todd 56 acres in Third for 5. Downes group to Ernest Downes 20 acres in First district for 300. Plumb to Sanders First district property for 300. Crouse to Crouse Preston town property two rods for 7. Smith to Margaret Smith 125 acres in First district for 500. Callaway to Downes 86 acres in First district for 1005. Clark to Loose 51 acres in Second district for 1900. Williamson to Nuttle 191 acres in Second district for 3000. A new bicycle hub features an oil chamber connected to ball races by fine tubes to keep bearings lubricated.
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Vields
George M. Russum
John T. Clark
George C. Plummer
Felix Stanford
Charles H. Prattis
Harry F. Flaharty
Federalsburg
Elias Hubbard
Nettie Venables
Annie H. Down
Walter Downes
Ernest Downes
Guy Plumb
Wm. L. Sanders
Wm. A. Crouse
William
Harry R
Beatrice
Loose
J. Orin Williamson
William B. Nuttle
Open Letter Replies to Bowman on Hell Sermon at Ridgely
J F Gelletly writes Rev J D Bowman defending his critique of the Hell discourse. He questions a mistranslation in 2 Peter and argues earth’s destruction is misread. He cites Kelvin and Paterson, contends divine purpose remains in the gospel, and calls Gehenna a cleansing trial rather than world destruction.
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J. F. Gelletly
J. D. Bowman
Ridgely
Peter
Cannon Farrar
Earth
Britain
Lord Kelvin
Paterson
Encyclopadia Britannica
Abraham
Messiah
Behold how beautiful upon the mountains feet of him
A religious quotation attributed to J. F. Gellettly speaks of deliverance and trust in a coming Lord Jesus. The text envisions the sun of righteousness arising and Earth breathing freely, framed as a prayer for quick fulfillment.
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Jesus
J. F. Gelletly
Prospective tomato crop in Goldsboro hit by severe blight
Local notes report a very light to no tomato crop due to widespread blight. Community updates list residents visiting Greensborough, Wilmington, Henderson, Greensboro, and Camden camp, along with travel, illnesses, and minor local events.
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Porter
Greensborough
Morris
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Chilton
Sarah West
Henderson
Charles Jones
Orphans' Court Session Grants Administrators Powers
All judges attended the session as administrators and executors received approvals. Anne E Moore and Harry Fleming were granted permission to sell personal property of David S Moore. Daniel Wright and Bascom Chambers presented an account of sales for John W Lord which was approved. Mary A Stafford distributed the estate of James P Stafford with approval. John W Williamson named guardian for Harry E and Grace H Williams. Francena L Stambaugh and E Grace Stambaugh granted letters on Frederick Stambaugh estate with creditor notice. J Frank Ledman presented inventory and appraisal for James Dickerson estate which was approved. Calvin Satterfield and Lawrence Satterfield presented audit and dividend from sale of Joh Slaines real estate which was ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Annie E. Moore
Harry Fleming
Davids. Moore
Daniel Wright
Bascom Chambers
John W. Lord
Mary A. Stafford
James P. Stafford
John W. Williamson
Harry E. Williams
Grace H. Williams
Francena L. Stambaugh
E. Grace Stambaugh
Frederick Stambaugh
J. Frank Ledman
James Dickerson
Calvin Satterfield
Lawrence Satterfield
William C. Satterfield
Joh Slaines
Local News Briefs from Hillsboro and Nearby
Mrs H Reese of Baltimore visits friends here. Miss Trice of Denton guests Mrs F J Willoughby. Mrs Amelia Ireland builds a good dwelling on her Talbot farm. Capt C B Kemp has nearly recovered from blood poisoning. Hillsboro tomato crop damaged with light yield. Scarlet fever case at Mrs M E Sparklins causes fear and many children sent away.
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H. Reese
Baltimore
Miss Trice
Denton
F. J. Willoughby
Amelia Ireland
Talbot
C. B. Kemp
Hillsboro
M. E. Sparklins
Marydel News Notes Highlight Local Visits
Marydel reports Miss Cora Pippin has returned home after visiting friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Fred Heather visits her brother Mr. Jacob Rickards. Mr. Ralph Smith visits his friend Mr. Milton Green. Local youths attend Chilton's camp. Miss Rae Burton of Philadelphia visits cousin Miss Sara V. Heather. Messrs. Robert and David Hayden, former residents, paid a flying visit last week.
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Mr. Kennard
Clinton Truitt
Greensboro
C. W. Gibson
St. Michaels
Sarah West
Marion Jarman
Anna Cahall
Philadelphia
George Smith
Myr
Mrs. Kinnamon
Ridgely
Hattie Wilson
Camden Camp
Marydel
Cora Pippin
Baltimore
Fred Heather
Jacob Rickards
Ralph Smith
Milton Green
Chilton
Rae Burton
Sara V. Heather
Robert and
David Hayden
Edward R. Rich
Holy Trinity
Troxel
Uhler
Rehoboth
Elizabeth Pippin
Meridan
Connecticut
Charles C. Jump
Gault
W. H. Dean
Preston
F. M. Dunn
Longwoods
Nannie Thompson
Centreville
Fisher
Tuckahoe Neck
Minnie Beeh
Lottie Moog
Denton
W. R. Mowbray
Nanticoke
Eleanor B. Turner
Calvert County
Ira Fisher
Deakyne
Clayton
James F. Melvin
Ellicott City
Henry Wilkinson
Milton Times
John W. Rice
Highlandtown
Federalsburg
Georgia Stevens
Williston
Baltimore woman visiting Ridgely parish work
Mrs Mary Turner of Baltimore visits her father Thomas Carmine in Ridgely. Contractor Carmine will soon begin erecting the German Re formed parsonage on Main Street adjacent to the church. James T Morris will soon begin building a dwelling on Main Street.
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Mary Turner
Baltimore
Thomas Carmine
Ridgely
Carmine
Main Street
James T. Morris
Death of Captain Levin A. Sullivan in Rochelle Florida
Captain Levin A. Sullivan died July 17 in Rochelle Florida from consumption at age 67. He was the eldest son of the late Peter Sullivan of this county, born and raised here, then moved to Talbot county where he married Miss Shannahan who survives him, with several brothers and sisters living. He had moved to Florida years ago for health reasons, but his condition did not improve, and he died in suffering while remaining faithful, resting from his labor.
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Sullivan
Rochelle Florida
Levin A. Sullivan
Captain Sullivan
Peter Sullivan
Talbot County
Shannahan
Florida
Democratic State Convention Nominates Smith and Ford
The Democratic State Convention endorses Thomas A. Smith for Comptroller and renominated Ford for Clerk of the Court of Appeals, praising their character and records. Across Maryland newspapers, support centers on integrity and competent administration, with calls to voters to study the platform and cast informed ballots.
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Baltimore Aseyian
Thos. A. Smith
Caroline
Ford
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Thomas A. Smith
Smith
Marion DeKalb
Baltimore
Easton Star-Democrats
Caroline County
Centreville
Queen Anne’s
Cambridge Chronicle
Easton Ledger
State Senate
Queenstown News
Baltimore News
Democratic Primary Date Set for September 11
Democratic County Central Committee met at Heptasoph Hall on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the upcoming campaign. The primaries will be held Saturday September 11 and a county convention will select five delegates from each of eight districts on Tuesday September 14. Party members express focus on fielding the strongest ticket and expect the election to have wide impact. Subscribe for the JOURNAL. $1.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Wheat Boom Pushes Prices to Dollar Wheat Range
Wheat sells 85 to 88 cents a bushel in Baltimore as prices rise 384 cents above 1894 levels. Western wheat booms amid speculator efforts to hold markets, with strong foreign demand and expected continued rise. European crop damage, Argentine shortages, and U.S. as sole supplier explain rising exports and possible dollar wheat. A fleet of England layups heads to the U.S. for grain cargoes.
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Baltimore
Argentine
United States
Japan
China
England
Mosquito Plague Strikes Sussex County
An army of Jersey mosquitoes crossed the Delaware Bay and invaded Lower Sussex county last week causing severe torment. Camp meetings were suspended as the plague worsened with incidents such as a mosquito attack on Rev. Joshua Abbott during a prayer at a colored camp-meeting near Gravely Hill. Local negro communities attribute doom to the pest and avoid lighting lamps after sundown, fearing intensified wrath.
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Jersey
Delaware Bay
Sussex County
Joshua Abbott
Gravely Hill
Georgetown
Milton
Lewes
Miss Hobbs leaves to lead Washington College Normal Dept
Miss Katie Hobbs, principal of the High School of this place, accepts the post as principal of the Normal Department at Washington College in Chestertown. Mr. M N Sullivan reports readiness to move the old Smithville school to Chipmans Lane for a colored school. The Baltimore Corner schoolhouse use for religious purposes is rescinded. Chestnut Grove schoolhouse to be retained. Denton Council authorized to raise a flag at Denton Academy on Old Defenders Day September 13.
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Katie Hobbs
Washington College
Chestertown
M. N. Sullivan
Smithville
Chipman’s Lane
Baltimore Corner
Chestnut Grove
Denton Council
Denton Academy
Old Defenders
Dorchester Prohibitionists Name Ticket Amid Roadside Incident
A man crossing to borrow a neighbor's paper was hit by a hack in Arkansas. His medical bill would exceed ten years of subscriptions. Now is the time to subscribe. Dorchester prohibitionists have named a ticket.
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Arkansas
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Blades and Smith
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J. F. Cohee
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Matthais George
Board of Trustees
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J. Hersey Hall
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Joseph M. Bartlett
Marion Wood
William T. Carter
R. Frank Eaton
W. W. Bryan, Jr
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Wys
Tarburton
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Cooper
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J. E. Walters, Jr
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James H. Straughn
Bertie Flowers
W. H. Holland
Legar
Hennie Lamb
Frank Bartlett
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
Mr. Easley
Sam Jones
H. C. Turner
Girdletrea
C. A. Hill
R. T. Coursey
MR. Bowman
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Metter
Sam Jones Sargings
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Gates of Hell
Heaven
Hell
Eastond Cathedral
Chamberlain
Henry Steinberger
Allentown
W. E. Brown
H. Duffey
R. J. Colston
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Woodsboro
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