Local notes on farming and community life in Caroline
County reports show wheat at two dollars and corn at fifty nine cents, with a strong corn crop prospect. August proves steady, Rehoboth hosts gatherings, and contractors stay busy. The county auditors begin work, a sewer project is planned, a church consecration is scheduled, primaries loom, and local trade and travel disruptions are noted along with farming profits and a cattle sale.
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Longfelow
Rehoboth
Zeb
Horsey
Bishop Coleman
Caroline
Cruegist
J. E. Douglass
W.R. Wright
Chesapeake Beach
Washington
Stephen Ll. Gibbs
Hartley
T.B. Allaband
Dr. Barber
Easton
Denton
Mr. Mitchell
Centreville
Fifth Avenue
Uhler
Cambridge
B. B. Brumbaugh
Samuel T. Earle
Baltimore
Maryland Medical and Chirurgical
Caroline County
C. R. Neal
F. B. Russell
George W. Porter
Crumpton
John Chilcutt Carmine
Wm. J. H. Wooters
Thomas Carmine
Ridgely
Shadrach Carmine
Iie
Jarrell
F. Edward Jarrell
Hillsboro
Personal News Notes From Caroline County Social Circles
A column from Bonn Algeria Africa notes Mr Dison Garey aboard a cruiser plans to watch a solar eclipse inland. Numerous visits and travel across Maryland Delaware and nearby states are listed with many names and places including Medway Ohio Wilmington Newark Rehoboth Baltimore Dover and Denton. Several guests attend funerals and family visits while students prepare for college and merchants report travel and health updates.
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Dison Garey
Cuiser Disie
Bonn
Algeria
Africa
Garey
Walter Peoples
Medway
Ohio
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Tuckahoe Neck
W. G. Day
St. Louis
Elmira
Adelaide
William
Caroline County
Prof
Cross
Wilmington Conference Academy
James T. Richardson
C. Harry Whitby
Elizabeth
N. J
Aramour Company
Philip Green
Nebraska
Rachel Cooper
Thomas Rt. Green
Geo. W. Townsend
C. W. Townsend
Philadelphia
Denton
Esther Henstey
Jay
Myra Stevens
Wim
A. Stewart
Easton
James A. Matthews
Mary Glanden
Templeville
J. Thomas Dulin
John G. Williams
Lela Lynam
Newport
Del
Alluband
Rehoboth
Walter Ross
Camden
F.W. Towns
West Denton
L. D. Kelley
War Department
Washington
Caroline
Edward Matthews
Chicago
W. A. Stewart
Wallace
Potter Steele
J. Dukes Downes
James Jr. Nichols
Elma
Baltimore
Rachel Redden
Helen Roe
Caroline Short
Edith Smith
Harrington
O. T. Baynard
Crumpton
Ferdinand Baynard
Maggie Wilson
Georgetown
Mary
Nellie Fisher
Sallie Wilson
Nellie W. Fisher
William E. Lord
Anna Richards
Scranton
Mary Camegys
May
Bessie Dunn
Cambridge
Clayton Roe
Elsie Wright
Federalsburg
Lula Nichols
T. Alan Goldsborough
Martha
Stehoboth
W. R. Mowbray
Bridgeville
Beatrice Phillips
Wonkietts’ Anderson
Lola West
Elizabeth Townsend
Martha Cannon
G. T. Redden
Lena Townsend
M. F. Boyer
E. T. Boyer
J. R. Garrigues
Otto Zacharias
Mary Jackson
Dover
Ridgely
Sue Smith
Thomas R. Green
Fletcher Sisk
Dickinson College
Hattie Mercer
Concord Camp
W. J. D. Lucas
C. W. Burn
F. R. Owens
Madge Beauchamp
Wilmington
A. E. Cooper
S. Bradford Downes
Hillsboro Sees Hotel Queen Purchase and Local Moves
Hillsboro residents report the Hotel Queen will be purchased and rented to private parties as a dwelling. Mr Garrettson Smith will move to Hillsboro to take charge of the Hillsboro Hotel, succeeding Mr John H. Baggs. The article also lists numerous regional visits and social activities among local residents.
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Hillsboro
Queen
Queen Anne
Garrettson Smith
Smith
John H. Baggs
Estella Hogue Warren
Charleston
W. Va
Guy Warren
Washington, D. C
George R. Mays
Eugene Bonwill
Kent County
Crisfield
George F. Beaven
J. N. Most
Randolph-Macon College
Abington
Mary Griffith
Farmington
Del
D. J. Givan
M. E. Parsonage
David Rees
Jennie
Clayton
E. L. Thompson
William Pennington
Belle Connelly
Betterton
Prof
Cross
Wilmington Conference Academy
Jeannette Barnes
Baltimore
Grace Pennington
William B. Stevens
Trappo
John A. Mackintosh
Samuel Harris
Wilmington
John F. Russom
Isaac T. Sparklin
Irwin
Rehoboth
Harry Willoughby
Queen Anne's County
Bryan
Philadelphia
Ira B. Williams
John E. Wathers
Wye Camp
Charles Sauer
Mattoon
Easton
Lay Beaven
A. D. Branford
Rehoboth Beach
Maggie Jarrell
Concord
Camp meeting notes in Maryland groves and gatherings
The article describes vibrant camp meetings across Maryland with outdoor worship, social hospitality, and large crowds at Dailey's camp near Marydel. It lists ministers, renters, and local attendees, notes good grounds and octagonal tent lines, and mentions related births, marriages, and community notices amid a cultural portrait of Shore gatherings.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Dailey
Marydel
K. H. Collins
N. Vinson
John Cohee
Price and Johnson
EK. Gordon
S. H. Pippin
W. W. Jones
H. 5. Dailey
C. Everett
H. Baxter
A. B. Baxter
E. Walls
H. Peters
J. Clark
J. Boyer
L. Moore
T. Smith
J. W. McKnatt
Mrs. KR. McKnatt
Mayberry and Pearson
W. S. Bartlett
Hopkins
Rash
Concord
Wheatley’s
BK. E. Dixon
T. F. Beauchamp
D. F. McFaul
Rehoboth
D. Bentor Winstead
Roland Avenu
M. E. Church
W. L.8. Murray
T. A. H. O'Brien
T. Quigg
J. A. Buckson
S. M. Morgan
Vaughan S. Collins
Manship’s
Morgan
Gooden Family Visits Highlight Local Neighborhood Tales
Menteraun describes Mr. and Mrs. TL A Gooden of New York visiting relatives near town. Mrs. C E Hollingsworth and son Elmer and Miss Edith Gooden attend Rehoboth Wednesday. Ezekiel Gooden of Philadelphia plans a two week stay with parents nearby. Amor Moore of Dover visits her mother Mrs. F B Sweeney. Reynolds Moore of the Delawarean Dover spends Sunday with his mother. H G Wilson of Aberdeen Maryland visits town.
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Bessie Knox
Mrs. Roe
Miss Knox
William TH. Habbud
Greenseco
Mary Jareell
Greenstein
Philadelphia
Edith Hamingeton
Andrew Dbages
University Hospital
Baltimore
Katie Cochran
Athlantic City
Walter Riehl
Chas. EF. Butler
Nellie Wooters
Florence Smith
Gladwyne
Warren Vansant
Railroad Avenue
Walter Roe
S. M. Whitby
Lawrence Sipple
Pelton
Thomas E. Longfellow
Lulasik Ha
Benton
Thou Diharman
Quenan Grove
Magee Andrews
Oo Wlaineton
Jver
Oir
Wim
Moore
Delma
Ver Pooyes
Louse Ton
Mdna Shipman
Concord
Mir
John Brown
Aliss Lida Islnaep
Ilaninston
Manmie Bernsid
Georgta Roope
Talbot County
Maud Pritchett
Cecilton
TL. A. Gooden
New York
C. E. Hollingsworth
Elmer
Edith Gooden
Rehoboth
Ezekiel Gooden
Amor Moore
Dover
F. B. Sweeney
Reynolds Moore
Delawarean
H. G. Wilson
Aberdeen
Republican Faction Fight Shapes Central Committee Contest
In a heated power struggle within the party, Postmaster Green leads a faction including Senator Roe and Albert G. Towers against Owens, Taylor, and Saga dono, with Hobbs and Carter likely to join. Primary polls are expected to test who retains leadership as supporters claim the scalp threat against Green. Union’s list names candidates for Senator and local offices, with notices to pay due bills before September 1.
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Central Committee
Postmaster Green
Senator Roe
Albert G. Towers
Fred. Ht. Owens
William D. Taylor
Gilbert Sagadone
Hobbs
John T. Carter, Jr
Green
Union
Harry A. Roe
Jerome A. Davis
Greensboro
Tred I. Owens
Denton
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Alexander Noble
Preston
Willard C. Todd
W. D. Taylor
T. Saulsbury
D. J. Zacharias
Walter Wright
House of Delegates
Chas. F E. Stevens
Robert C. Rice
Alphonso Meredith
Samuel Triffin
Frank Seward
Orphans Court Proceedings Include Admin Orders
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday, the bond of Charles Elizabeth Todd as administrator of William T Todds estate and the administration letters granted by the Register of Wills were approved. Notice to creditors was ordered, and executors Joseph P. Gough and Martha C. Bossert presented lists of debts, rents, advancements, and first and final accounts, which were approved. Distribution was ordered as trustee William A. Andrews reported sales of James M. Nichols estate, with ratification order granted.
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Charles Elizabeth Todd
William ‘T T. Todd
Joseph Pe Gough
Martha C. Bossert
Thomas IL. Gough
William A. Andrews
James M. Nichols
Cheap excursion by Maryland Delaware Virginia Railway
The Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway will run a cheap trip to Chesapeake Beach and Washington D C on Wednesday August 16 1905 with about three hours in Washington or stay at the Beach for more than six hours. Fares include Denton Queen Anne inclusive 1 00 and broader. Route via Love Point steamer Chesapeake Beach and rail to Washington. A cool day with a pleasant trip not to miss.
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Chesapeake Beach
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Washington, D.C
Washington
Hesipeake Beach
Rehoboth
Hebb
Denton
Queen
Dew
Thay Tit Naw. Now is the time to buy Chamberlain's Coke
For sale by Douglass Dig Store A L Duffey Hill hore. The ad urges immediate purchase of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy claiming it may save life and will be needed sooner or later with quick relief promised.
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Chamberlain
Douglass Dig Store
A. L. Duffey
Hill Hore
Poa Metuord vin Tn sad bat levire remembrance
The text appears to be a damaged obituary notice for Gillian C. Man ory, detailing a remembrance event and lines of personal sorrow. The garbled OCR obscures dates and connections, but conveys mourning and loss with reference to a deceased daughter and family sentiments.
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Davghter
Gillian C. Manory
Remembrance for Pannie May Blubbard Died 1905
A brief remembrance note honors Pannie May Blubbard who died July 23, 1905. The text expresses affection and faith, mentioning a loving Savior and reunion with mother and sisters, reflecting a small obituary style fragment from a historic regional notice.
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Pannie May Blubbard
Egg Shortage in City as Prices Rise This Fall
The city faces an egg supply strain with deviled eggs and hard boiled eggs blamed for higher prices. Baltimore’s wholesale rate sits at eighteen cents a dozen, up from sixteen last month, with forecasts of twenty to twenty one cents if receipts don’t improve. Camden Street merchant Ma Leedy notes the trend, expecting further increases before September.
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Baltimore
Col. Leedy
Camden Street Commission
Wheel design shifts to protect roads under heavy vehicles
Technical writers urge reform as wheels lag behind carriage advances. Experiments with heavy vehicles favor taller and broader wheels. England proposes eight ton axles with about a ten inch tire width. Increasing wheel diameter may better prevent road damage than wider tires.
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England
Light Street widening to relieve congestion
The Baltimore Herald argues widening Light street between Pratt and Lee from 45 feet to 195 feet will end congestion in the future but warns that the larger width will attract more teams and raise pedestrian danger while noting the lack of a sidewalk on the east side has hindered relief efforts.
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The
Baltimore Herald
Light Street
Pratt and Lee
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