Elvin and Johnson note wedding tour and politics mix
Editorial notes report on Lloyd Lowndes Jr and his wife Miss May Campbell Quinn as their romance culminates in a Chillicothe wedding. Also covered is the Anti Imperialist League debate on Washington’s Farewell Address and imperialism, Maryland legislators, rising fertilizer prices, December Book News, and Snow Hill Messenger’s pick for Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lowndes, Jr
Maryland
Richard
Lloyd's
Lloyd
May Campbell Quinn
J. C. Quinn
First National Bank
Chillicothe
Ohio
Miss Quinn
Washington Anti-Imperialist League
George Washington
Washington
Pioneering Lumberman Colonel Smith of Snow Hill
Colonel John Walter Smith rose from clerk to head of Richardson Moore & Co. and built a lumber empire across multiple mills. He owns large timber tracts, co-owns Baltimore firms, presides over Snow Hill National Bank, and holds director positions while his wife is noted for charity and steadfast support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Smith
Snow Hill
Smith
Richardson
John B. Moore
Worcester County
Richardson, Smith, Moore & Co
Smith, Moore & Co
Standard Oil Company
Carolinas
Messrs. R. T. Waters & Son
Baltimore
Delaware
Snow Hill National Bank
Fidelity and Deposit Company
John Walter Smith
Philadelphia Record
Croker Predicts Trusts as Major 1900 Election Issue
Prominent Democratic leaders including Mr Richard Croker view the coming presidential campaign’s central issue as the encroachment of trusts on the people. A B Farquhar of Pennsylvania adds that while some associations serve business, monopolies harm citizens and require relief legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Empire State
Croker
Democratic Party
A. B. Farquhar
Pennsylvania
Congress
Farquhar
England
Mortgagor’s crop rights tied to land under foreclosure
Chief Judge McSherry delivered an opinion on a new mortgage question. The decision holds that a mortgagor’s bill of sale cannot sever a growing crop from land. the crop, being annexed to the land, passes with the land to the purchaser when foreclosure and sale occur before harvest. If the crop is cut before sale, the title is still subject to the mortgage lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Court of Appeals
Mr C M Lloyd Improves Crumpton Mill Property
Mr C M Lloyd has made extensive improvements to his mill property near Crumpton. Much new machinery has been added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Lloyd
Crumpton
Henry Watson Children's Aid Society appeal to Jounson editors
A Baltimore charity founded September 18, 1860, the Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society seeks county placements for its wards. It promotes placing young children in good country homes, with oversight, schooling, and moral training, offering two-month trial periods and adoption or foster options through county correspondents and officers in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jounson
Henry Watson
Thomas H. Everngam
W. F. DeFord
Henry T. Nuttle
F. P. Covey
George L. Potter
M. P. Hutchinson
Poultry and Game Markets Report Strong Demand and Prices
Receipts peak for turkeys and wild game while chickens ducks and geese stay steady. Six to eight carloads of turkeys from West Virginia Tennessee and other Southern states arrived in Baltimore averaging about 1000 fowls per car. Live turkeys sold at 10 to 13 cents per pound, chickens and ducks around 7 to 8 cents, geese 8 to 10 cents, with dress prices and other game items listed for reference. Oysters and pumpkins also noted along with celery shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canvassback
Chesapeake Bay
South Charles Street
Michigan
Chamberlain's Pain Balm touted as cure for rheumatism
D 2B Johnston of Richmond Indiana says Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved his rheumatism for the first time since 1862. He notes his foot swelling and pain subsided after applying the balm. Sold by W E Brown in Denton R J Colsten in Ridgely and Hugh Duffey in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. 2B. Johnston
Richmond
Ind
W. E. Brown
Denton
R. J. Colsten
Moving time brings many changes of residence near Denton
The article notes that a period of migration will occur, with numerous residents moving into and around the Denton area. It highlights anticipated shifts in housing, neighborhoods, and local demographics as people relocate for new homes and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Man pleads manslaughter in Easton stabbing death
Malcolm Anderson stood trial in Talbot court for stabbing death of Olyn T. Hynson on July 2 in Easton. Jury chosen, opening addresses heard, verdict of manslaughter returned after about a day and a half of testimony. Other Talbot cases include Joel Dean v P W & B R R Co awarding $1,500 for leg injury. Montyalvo A. Cole found guilty of manslaughter, sentenced to five years. Also noted are the death of Mrs. Laura V. G. Lamdin, plans for a Baltimore steamer and Pullman service, Rehoboth club building plans, a marriage license to William Frazier and Berthena Carroll, and Easton fire alarm proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Anderson
Olyn T. Hynson
Easton
Talbot Court
Thomas E. Leaverton
Mullikin
Hynson
Charles
Carrington
Talbot
Joel Dean
P. W. & B. RB. R. Company
Dean
Cecil County
Montyalvo A. Cole
Pennsylvania University
William A. Montague
Wyoming
Dol
Wilmington
Cole
Laura V. G. Lamdin
William F. Lamdin
Denton
Perryville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore-Claiborne
Rehoboth Club
Baltimore
William Frazier
Berthena Carroll
Twenty Five Years’ Constant Use Without Failure
The first sign of croup is hoarseness followed by a rough cough. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy given at the onset or after the creppy cough appears will prevent the attack. It is widely used in homes across the land and has a flawless record of efficacy. For sale by W. E. Brown Denton RK J Colston Ridgely Hugh Duffey Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Denton
RK. J, Colston
Ridgely
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Thomas C. Bower
Glencoe
R. J. Colston
Resolutions of respect and moral support in a fraternal meeting
A Marydel Conneil No 92 Jr O U A M session on November 15 adopted condolence resolutions for the bereaved William H. Smith and his wife, referencing their late child and quoting a biblical blessing. The group ordered copies for minutes and distribution to newspapers in Denton and to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel Conneil
William H. Smith
Heather
Sim
Denton
George A. Deakyne
George M Russum
Eva M. George
Circuit Court
Caroline County
William R. Martin
Charles W. Hobbs
Wanamaker's Holiday Display With Games and Shoes
A Wanamaker's item highlights a jovial figure with a Christmas tree on his arm as shoppers enjoy full stocks of board games and toys. Featured are Fire Alarm, Ben Hur, Aladdin and other games with varied prices, plus a selection of boys frieze top coats in several styles and sizes. Men and women’s shoes offer value at $3 with broader ranges up to higher-priced options, all described in period storefront tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
iv--Co
Thauspeauu
Vesta
Jast, Mullin & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Elvin, Steele & Johnson
Wilkinson
Latrobe
Knott
King
Cecil
Lioyd Wilkinson
House of Delegates
The
Talbot Grand Jury
Grand Jury
House of Correction
Grand
Queen Anne
Pennsylvania Crossing
Railroad Avenue
Dover Street
Messrs
Morgan and
Walls
W. E. Brown's
Rickards & Co’s
Marydel
Philadelphia
Santa Claus
Manila
Rough Riders
Parchess
Chessindlu
Oxford
John Wanamaker
Order
Nisi
George A. Russum
Enoch George, Infant
Circuit Court For
Equity
E. H. Roe
East Denton
Joanna Mc‘shane
Greater Oak Hall
Priita
ALY Blais
Flen
Fen’s
Oak Hall
Sixth and Market Sts
Greensboro
William C. Satterfield
Wappy William
Happy Russell
Selim
Lilian Boy
Happy William
Patr Gabe
Wereford
George M. Russum
Lawrence Satterfield
Oehm's Acne Hall
Oshin
Acme
Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD
Journal
T. W. Jones
Plains
Poland
China
Dearborn
James A. Chase
Oscar Clark
Joan W. Crank
J&, Auct
Ace S
Denton National Bank
P. D. Taylor
J. W. Chark
J. A. Mornay
the Daily American
Postoffice
Chas
GC. Fulton & CO
Fxrix
Downes
Nuttle Hardware CO
Main ST. Denton
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