National Democratic celebration planned in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun reports a January 17 1911 national Democratic gathering in Baltimore to honor late victories. Plans include a mass meeting at the Lyric and a banquet with leading Democrats such as Norman Mack Champ Clark and Governor Crother arranging invitations and committees. Mack and Clark pledged attendance and support for the event aimed at party unity and victory.
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Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Baltimore
Congress
Crother
Norman FE. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Champ Clark
Missouri
House of Representatives
Mack
Clark
Maryland
Andrew Jackson
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Eutaw House
Pennsylvania Station Opens with Record-Building Size
Editorial notes describe the New York Pennsylvania Station opening on Sunday November 27 with 61 westbound and 55 eastbound trains daily, plus many Long Island trains. The massive depot is highlighted as a landmark rivaling the Panama Canal in scope and cost. The piece also notes Census Bureau population bulletins for Caroline County and local police census results in Baltimore, plus a planned tri-county medical meeting.
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Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Long Island
Great Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panama Canal
Ladies Tailor Made Suits At Reduced Prices
Ladies ready to wear tailored suits offered at price reductions with many shades and best quality linings. Alterations for a proper fit are free of charge to the purchaser. A gift is mentioned as a seasonal perk. Furs and separate muffs are advertised, with barrel muffs noted as popular. Furs claimed to be from New York furriers.
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New York
Baltimore
Nation
Peter's Transformation From Simon to Peter in Gospel Study
A sermon on Peters evolution under Jesus teaching, detailing his denial, repentance, and later steadfast faith. It traces the three years of training, the failures at the Sanhedrin fire, the look that pierced his heart, and the shift to a tested, purified character ready to lead with renewed faith.
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Jens
Peter
Simon
Jesus
Christ
James
John
Gethsemane
Apostles
Malchus
St. John
God
Rible
Jesus Christ
Ruskin
Fugitive Caroline boy steals $100 diamond ring
Henry Gibson, a colored youth from Caroline County, stole a $100 diamond ring from F. A. Mason on Kidwell Avenue. After pursuing him, Mrs. Mason could not stop him. Gibson left the ring at Mr. Mason's porch and vanished, later found ring on the porch step. No trace of him since. Also an ad for Pure Duckwheat Flour and Cab bage's Buckwheat Flour at Hedden & Co. in Denton Maryland.
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Caroline
Henry Gibson
Caroline County
F. A. Mason
Kidwell Avenue
Gibson
Centreville
The Christmas Plum Pudding Recipe Tradition
Emma Richards in Woman's Home Companion shares a traditional Christmas plum pudding method. Ingredients include suet currants sultanas flour almonds and lemon rind with eggs syrup and spices. The pudding is boiled eight hours then reheated, best steamed, and served with sauce or cream.
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Emma Richards
Woman's Home Companion
Social notes and visits around town this weekend
Mrs. James Callahan and daughter visited Mrs. W F Towers with Misses Georgia Towers Lillian Towers and Laura Howard joining Mr and Mrs Edward Hunt on Sunday. Mrs Frank Connelly and daughter Ruth met Mr and Mrs H Trice while Mrs George W Towers stayed with daughter Mrs Cleveland Henry. Andrew Christopher visited Talbot Sunday in Smithville. J H Spence suffered a severe fall from a loft injuring a limb Monday. May Galloway clerks in Pittmans store Federalsburg. Charlie Todd of Jersey City guests Norman Scott. Martha Anklam of Philadelphia visits the Liden sisters. Three thousand cans of tomatoes and a thousand bushels of corn at the wharf. J W Thawley and wife with Catherine visit Virginia. BG Stevens reports an eight pound parsnip. Widlow Grove Allen Bemis and wife return to West Collingswood NJ after two weeks with Fletcher Moore. Full line of ladies neckwear at Mrs Hollingsworths. Holiday trade of stores begins soon.
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James Callahan
Roland Porter
W. F. Towers
Georgia Towers
Lillian Towers
Laura Howard
Edward Hunt
Frank Connelly
Ruth
H. Trice
George W. Towers
Cleveland Henry
Andrew Christopher
Talbot
Smithville
J. H. Spence
May Galloway
Pittman
Federalsburg
Charlie Todd
Jersey City
Norman Scott
Martha Anklam
Philadelphia
Liden
J. W. Thawley
Catherine
Virginia
BG. Stevens
Guarantee of Quality in Women's Suits and Coats Ad
A bold assertion of guaranteed satisfaction in style fit and durability for Women's Misses' and Girls' apparel alongside Men's garments. Emphasizes reliability of low-priced items and superiority of higher priced suits and coats with emphasis on fabric quality fashion accuracy lasting workmanship and money value with every garment.
Peninsula Produce Exchange annual meeting report
The eighth annual stockholders meeting in Poco moke City November 22 notes a 56 percent rise in packages handled and gross sales up to November 5 totaling 3424 447.26, with Denton and Ridgely branches planned for next potato season. Also reported: George Brown’s theft of 300 from the Republican Club, Eastonians in Mexico, and Kent County sheriff Joshua B. Raughley taking office with a 14000 bond.
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Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland
Pocomoke City
Tgto
Ihe
Denton
Ridgely
Peninsula Exchange
George Brown
Milford
Republican Club
Anderson
Howard
Malcolm
Joshua
Raughley
Kent County
Delaware
Journal
Do You Want Your Trees Sprayed
A. G. Gelletly of Trenton Maryland offers fruit tree spraying around December 1. He urges timely orders for proper treatment and trimming guidance for large apple trees to prevent scale from ruining the fruit.
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A. G. Gelletly
Trenton
Thawley Brothers Hold Line on Family Meat Business
To The Public the Thawley brothers Ralph and Roy announce they will continue the meat business after their father Willard H Thawley’s passing. They request continued patronage and support from the community.
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Willard H. Thawley
Ralph
Roy Thawley
Valuable Attorney's Sale of Horsey Homestead Denton MD
Public sale of real estate in Denton Maryland conducted by Attorney in fact Albert G Towers under power from Enoch George Jr. The auction, December 20 1910 from 2 to 4 pm before the Court House door, offers Lots 33 34 35 and Lot 9 on Horsey Avenue, with sequence of offers and combined sale to maximize proceeds. Lots 33 34 35 first, Lot 9 separately, then all four as a group. The parcels are part of a partition from chancery case 868 and related deeds. The property is bounded by Randolph Street Sixth Street High School Lot and Morsey Avenue.
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Enoch George, Jr
Albert G. Towers
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Horsey Avenue
Randolph Street
C. Percy Dunning
Henry R. Lewis
Desirable Denton Homes Offered In Sale Auction
Lot No 9 includes a large dwelling in good repair with outbuildings. Lot No 35 has a nearly new stable. two other lots unimproved. One of the most desirable homes in Denton with flexible terms: one-third cash, balance in six months, deferred payment bearing interest from sale, secured by purchaser notes or bonds, or all cash. Title papers at purchaser expense. Deeds only after full payment. Albert G. Towers attorney in fact for Enoch George Jr. Frank P. Covey, auctioneer.
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Denton
Albert G. Towers
Enoch George, Jr
Frank P. Covey
Auct
Maryland seeks bids for 1910 Public Highways Loan Series A
State treasury invites sealed proposals for a $250,000 Public Highways Loan of 1910 Series A dated January 2 1911. Bonds bear 4 percent interest semiannually, redeemable after January 1 1921, payable January 1 1926, tax exempt. Bids due January 2 1911 noon, with 5 percent certified check. Awards at Governor Comptroller and Treasurer discretion. Austin L. Crothers governor.
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State of
Maryland
General Assembly of
Annapolis
Treasury
Austin L. Crothers
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H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Del
House of Delegates
Cleveland
Ohio City
Queen Anne's County
Main and
3Rd Streets
J.H. Nighols& Son
Fes
Matt
Oakland
D. E. Hedden & Co
Main Street
Williston
Widlow Grove
Allen Bemis
West Collingswood
N. J
Fletcher Moore
Cmos
John L. Evernham
M. Lawless, Jr
Andersontown
aJland
State of Maryland
Treasury Department
Dee
Harry Hemmons
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