Restore Partridge Shooting in Maryland Says Association
The Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association plans to present a bill to the General Assembly to fix defects in the 1895 act. President George D. Penniman outlines causes of partridge decline and remedies including feeding birds, trapping hawks, protecting nests, and encouraging farmers to sow winter feed and leave head-rows and fence corners to grow briars. He notes drowning in wet weather as another factor and argues for consultation to restore partridge shooting statewide.
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Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association
General Assembly
George D. Penniman
Penniman
West
England
Maryland
Economy the watchword in coming Maryland session
The Baltimore Sunday Herald notes the Democrats will press for economy and reform with a lean session budget. aims to keep the appropriation under 120000 and avoid a supplemental bill. Lloyd Wilkinson and Senator Hubner expected to shape reforms as Speaker and Senate President respectively. Putzel proposes a permanent State franchise commission to scrutinize corporate franchises.
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Baltimore Sunday Herald
Lloyd Wilkinson
Hubner
Senate
Putzel
Baltimore Votes to Postpone Sale of City Railroad Stock
At a special meeting the Baltimore City Council postponed the sale of 875000 of Western Maryland Railroad stock amid legal questions about additional railroad loans. Mayor Hayes ordered a temporary default on bonds due January 1. The Texas returned to Newport News with the Maine dead. 151 coffins were sent to Washington and buried at Arlington. Dwight L Moody, famed evangelist, died at his Massachusetts home last week.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Hayes
Texas
Sigsbee
Havana
Newport News
Maine
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Dwight L. Moody
Massachusetts
Easton Star-Democrat Turns 100 A Century of Local News
The Easton Star-Democrat marks its 100th year as a prime country paper. Discussion swirls around ex-Senator Gorman as a potential presidential candidate. Isidor Rayner was appointed Maryland Attorney General last Saturday. Dr. Hering will assume the comptroller’s office on January 15.
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Gorman
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Dr. Hering
Comptroller’s Office
Governor elect Smith plans for Maryland mansion move
From the Sun Col John Walter Smith the governor elect expects to occupy Annapolis Gubernatorial Mansion around January 10 He will stay at his daughter Mrs Arthur D Foster's home in New York while arrangements are made He has not decided on appointments though several candidates are in the field including Col Frank Markee for Adjutant General The governor elect favors minority representation on state boards including a possible reconsideration of the Liquor License Board.
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Sun
John Walter Smith
Arthur D. Foster
Foster
Congress
Maryland
Smith
Chesapeake
Frank Markee
Fifth Regiment
Ship subsidy bill eyed to boost McKinley campaign says critics
A Washington overview criticizes the Hanna McKinley machine for planning a $100,000,000 ship subsidy over ten years to influence voters. It alleges the effort includes a Republican literary bureau drafting pro subsidy material and hints at broader vote buying schemes ahead of the campaign.
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McKinley
Republican National Committee
Perry Heath
Dawes
National Committee
Republican
Congress
Hanna-MecKinley
Ross Platt
Secretary Root
Hanna
Root
New York
Platt
Timothy Woodruff
Cornelius Bliss
Mr. McKinley
United
Griggs
Batttleship
Ohio
San Francisco
New England
Gen. Lawton
Philippines
Gen. Wheeler
Otis
Washington
Wheeler
Printer's Ink Drives Early Business Successes
Printer's ink has founded many fine enterprises and made merchants wise patrons of the press. The saying underscores the vital link between printing and entrepreneurial growth, highlighting how printed words build reputation and attract customers.
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Printer’s Ink
A Sure Cure for Croup Promoted in Denton Area
A claim touts Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a proven croup preventive and treatment, noting twenty five years of use without failure. It cites early hoarseness and a harsh cough as signs and lists W E Brown Denton BR J Colston Ridgely Hugh Duffey Hillsboro as sellers.
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W. E. Brown
Denton
BR. J, Colston
Ridgely
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
Chamberlain
D. B. Johnston
Richmond
Ind
R. J. Colston
Thomas C. Bower
Glencoe
August Flower still largest medicine sale in the civilized world
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as the top selling medicine for indigestion biliousness and related ailments. It claims the remedy cleans the system regulates liver function and eases headaches. Local dealers W E Brown Denton MD and Rickards Co Marydel MD offer sample bottles.
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Green
W. E. Brown's
Denton
Rickards & Co’s
Marydel, Md
Wanamaker's offers bronzes and fashionable mackintoshes
The store showcases bronzes, vases, pottery, and jewelry with a strong selection of mackintoshes. Two styles feature skeleton capes priced from 4 to 6.75 dollars, plus a long box coat at 10 dollars. For children, warm white blankets and spreads are offered at affordable prices.
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Mullin
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Federalsburg
Susie B. Jones and Frank H. Jones mortgage to The Guarantee Building and Loan Association of Baltimore City is foreclosed by sale on September 1 1898. Alexander Robertson acting for Oscar Clark will offer the property at public auction in front of the Federalsburg post office to the highest bidder after default on the mortgage recorded in Liber C. W. H. No. 2 folio 336.
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Susie B. Jones
Frank H. Jones
Guarantee Building and Loan Association
Baltimore City
Alexander Robertson
Oscar Clark
Federalsburg
Wanamaker Jewelry Prices and Store History Broadcast
The Philadelphia Wanamaker jewelry store celebrates over two years of operation with a history of honest dealings and customer trust. It lists prices for watches, rings, brooches, and pins ranging from modest to high end, highlighting bearer pins, pearl and diamond pieces, and solitaire and cluster rings.
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Philadelphia
Juniper Street
Wanamaker
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Economy
Watchword
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Port Deposit
Wilmington Preachers’ Association
J. W. Easley
Brandywine Church
Greater Oak Ball
6Th and Market Sts
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America
the Women’s Department
Tames T. Cooper
Undertaker
Denton, Maryland
Cooper
Em-Alming
Main Street
Caroline County
Lucy
Susie Jones
Alexander H. Robertson
J. W. Cran, Jr
Nisi
Charles H. Pritchett
W. George Smith
Orphans’ Court
Harvey L. Cooper
Jana A. Smith
Wm George Smith
Carolline
John A Sigler
A.R. Wright
Robert J. Jump
Register of Wills
Denton, MD
Watamaker
Diamonds
Fisher & Nichols
Perib
Ingrain & Stair Carpets
Maln ST
Wesley Roe
T. Pliny Fisher
Heavy Suis
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Ulster
Jas.t
Llin & Sons, Sixth and Market
Wilmington
Deston Nationa Bank
T. C. West
S. B. Replogle
Ridzely
Walter Booker
OG. M. Lloyd
East
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Patchett
Bethlehem, Md
Depot
Q. Ajr. R
W.H. Thawley
Boz
Greensboro
F. P. Rok & Bro
TheAlliance Preserving Co
A. Sigler
H. W. Hynson
By Mail
the Sunday Sun
the Sun
Stockholders’ Meeting
Dixton National Bank
Denton Ma
Denton National Bank
Journal
Downes
Nuttle Hardware CO
Nuttle Hardware ‘Co
Main ST
John E. Nichols
Pascal
Court House
Concord
Amercsa Corners
Widow Clark
Wm. T
Lee Hignutt
Clark
Nichols
Gale
N. Alex. Hutson
John L. Nichols
John E. Nichola
Dee’d
Dooney
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