Editorial notes on judges clergy hats and politics
Judge Leonard E. Wailes dies in Wilmington and Democrats expect George Gray to be urged for the seat. Gray’s aides say he would accept if offered, citing past court ambitions. Other items note Baltimore hat ordinance, pension agency cuts, a new Department of Commerce and Industry bill, peach crop woes on the Peninsula, Maryland dairy-led farm gains, terrapin decline, the Garbett Fitzsimmons boxing date, Governor Bushnell blocking Hanna, the President and Mrs. Cleveland moving to Princeton, a bank theft sentencing, and a Harrisburg governor dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Wailes
United States District Court
Wilmington
United States
George Gray
Gray
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Bates
Delaware
Wailes
Senate
Cleveland
Peninsula
Jones County
Maryland
Spain Offers Reforms to Pacify Cubans Amid War
Spain promises reforms to ease Cuban unrest as the war intensifies with renewed energy. General Richard R. Kenney joins the United States Senate after heavy spending by Gasman Addicks. Joseph L. Rawlins, a Democrat, is elected U.S. Senator from Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Richard R. Kenney
United States Senate
Addicks
Joseph L. Rawlins
United States
Utah
Dodge urges currency reform to avert national crisis
New York merchant William E. Dodge told the Chamber of Commerce that Western and Southern regions face dire currency shortages with bartered trades and debts. He recalled Indianapolis Convention discussions, warning that ongoing makeshifts and overlapping currency laws threaten the entire country. A dental and cough remedy anecdote follows, noting local sales of Chamberlain’s medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Dodge
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Dodge
Indianapolis
Mr. Dodge
Richmond
Notice To Farmers About Wire Fencing Contracts
Farmers who plan to install wire fencing should consult I. T. Sparktin & Co. of Hillsboro Maryland before signing any contract for fencing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Sparktin & Co
Hillsboro
Palissy and Pottery Progress at Wanamaker's
A Wanamaker's Philadelphia feature traces the long arc of pottery from ancient times to modern china. It highlights Palissy as founder of enamelware in France, showcases Limoges factories’ vast daily outputs, and argues Wanamaker's China Store offers fair prices through direct buying and high stock.
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Philadelphia
Nile
British Museum
Europe
Luca Della Robbia
Bernard Palissy
Perigord
France
Catharine de Medici
Palissy
Limoges
China
Wanamaker China
Farm Acreage and Supplies Listed for Wheat Rye
A historical notice lists 36 acres in Wheat and 4 acres in Rye on the farm, with straw reserved for farm use. Included are one Rick of Hay and one Crib of Corn, plus a lot of Rye in the straw.
Public Sale of Real Estate by Mortgage Holder Denton MD
Public auction to be held in front of the Court House door in Denton at 3 o clock p m on property in Denton Maryland a lot on the west side of Second Street extended at the corner of an alley to the Catholic Church with frontage of 30 feet and depth 80 feet the land is improved by a large comfortable new structure.
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Secretary of the Interior
United States
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Tilghman Prattis
Burton W. Parker
John Prattis
Postoffice
American Corner
Highth
Loogkerman Land
Friendship Church
Hubbard
James Harris
Thomas Arnett
Harris
Charles Stevens
Edgar G. Miller
Thomas Hill
Caroling County
Tiber L. HW. G
Tsubella
Matthews
Court Mouse
Denton
Maryland
Lewis & Stevens
Equitable Building
Baltimore
Henry R. Lewis
Jd. W. Crank
William J. Clark
Grace N. Valliant
Court House
Said County
Greensborough
Bridgetown
Edgar Plummer Andrew
Rebecca Day Tand
Powell
Chas. K. Shanahan
Lexington St
J. W. Char, Jr
Orphans’ Court For
John W. Steiner
Ridgely
Long's School House
Annie E. Griffin
Samuel Griffin
Calvert Building and Loan Association
Baltimore City
Second Street
Same
Schoo. Boar
Demox
Smithville
Mission Colored School
M. B. Stepnens
Schior
Boano
Denrox
Thomas Todd
Davisville
Lacy Stevens
M. B. Stephens
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Sherlock Swann
Swann
Frye
Department of Commerce and Industry
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Chesapeake Bay
Jim Garbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bushnell
Ohio
Hanna
Sherman
Washington
Princeton
N. J
Green
Annapolis
Lowndes
Harrisburg
Hastings
New Jersey
Sepvupre Lee Pe
Chamberlain
R.C. McElroy
Black Hawk
Washington, D. C
Ohio River
Balltimore
Howard P. Jones
F. P. Covey
Federalsburg
Wanamaker's
Albert G. Towers
Truster’s Sale
John W.steiner
J. Y. King
Dee’ d
Caroline 60
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Sfillsboro
Roland T.jk. Garey
Robert W. Bryan
Feach Orchard
Market Street
Said Town
Three Bridges
Andersontown
Elizabeth Towers
Mel
Annie H. Downes
Wm. W. Lowe
Caroline CO
E T. Boyer, O
Denton, MD
Long
Harhess
Dearborn
York
Denton National Bank
J. W. King
J. W. Crank
Real Hstath
Annie K. Griffin
Clara E. Barnhart
Griffin
James N. Todd
Thomas H. McFarland
Annie L. McFarland
Andrewo
Beaver Dam
Queen Anne County
Circuit Court
Edwin C. Fields
J. W. Carroll
Long’s School House
Algo
J. H. Carroll
J. W. Crank, JR
Pesaratiss Jfny
Angel
OFP
Wil
Uhnpin Pan
Anoba Junnares
Delaware Bay
W. J. Blackiston
J. M. Beaven
Hillsboro, Md
A. E. Cooper & Bro
Smyrna
Denton, Maryland
J. O. Tayler
T. H. Evans & Company
Fruit and Produce Commission
Mercuhannts
Batimore
John W. Clark
Acticeneer
Caroline
Harry B. Mason
A.g.gelletly & CO
Williston, Md
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A. Deakyne
M. Klawansky
McShane Building
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