Death of General Sherman in New York
Denton Journal reports General William Tecumseh Sherman died at his New York residence last Saturday afternoon, the asthma cause. The piece recounts his Civil War march to the sea, Atlanta campaign, and Savannah base actions, noting troop numbers, dates, and key battles leading to Savannah and its naval support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tecumseh Sherman
New York
Sherman
Grant
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Johnston
Cassville
Etowah
Chattahoochie
Savannah
Savannah River
Maryland Resources and Politics in 1892 Debates
Maryland boasts rich minerals and timber plus water abundant Chesapeake Bay support. Gov Jackson backs a State Immigration Society to attract home seekers and capital, while Senator Gorman’s renomination is forecast. Other items note a $25,000 deep sea sounding mission, Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad passenger growth, and costs from the late Indian outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick Raine
Jackson
Pension system inquiry pressure grows across papers
An ongoing call for a full pension system investigation gains cross party support as Republican outlets Bud the push. Honest pensioners welcome checks while dishonest ones fear reform and public exposure amid alleged millions lost for beneficiaries. Farmers Alliance of Talbot backs Australian ballot push as state leans toward the new voting method. Baltimore sugar refinery at Curtis Bay begins active operation with two hundred barrels sold first. sugar quality reported excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yribune
Democratic
Independent Press
Baltimore
Curtis Bay
Bible Publishing CD Offer Sparks Curious Ad Copy
James R Manship of Concord Maryland advertises Family Bibles in seven binding styles priced by edition. Listings promise 1600 to 2000 pages per Bible with varied numbering and feature details, though the text is fragmented and repetitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Manship
Concord, MD
Agent Glob: Bible Publishing CD
Notice from Denton County Commissioners Dated February 17 1894
The old bridge on the Douglass mill dam in the Fourth district is unsafe and must not be crossed until repairs are completed. Bay Road supervisors and others are warned that applying sawdust to public roads is forbidden. Violators will be prosecuted. By order GEO A DEANYNE Clerk.
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Caroline County
Nathaniel Davis
Hellaice Pustettice
Maryland
Federalsburg
Warriet P. Fields
Fields
Edward Willen
Oak Grove
Del
William IL. Deen
J. Boon Dukes
J. W. Kerr
Office of the County Commissioners
Denton
Douglass Mill Dan
Bay Road
Geo
A. Deanyne
Coroline County
Capt. C.S. Carmine
Poplar Neck School House
Capt. Carmine
Perry
Skilliton Creek
Smith
Sylvester
Enoch George
Wim. Stevens
Wienry Irwin
Henry Irwin
Chas. Roe
O. J. Redden
James Butler
Anthony's Mill
Pitlip W. Downes
J. Redden
J.R. Butler
Wm. C. Willoughby
Patton
T. E. Kelley
American Corner
Harmony
Fowling Creek
Rhoda A. Rawlings
Jacob Deen
Rawlings
Deen
Lewis Duhadaway
Duhadaway
W. UL. Deen
James Rosworth
James Ross
John Ross
John Rozs
Chas, Todd
Ross
W. S. Fulton
Charles Howard
Two Johns Wharf
White Oak Swamp
A. Deakyne
Life of Sitting Bull leads with battles and ghost dances
Agents wanted to sell a 600 page life of Sitting Bull, the greatest chief since Tecumseh, including battles, massacres, and late war. It promises $28 to $100 weekly for agents, with a 31.50 price and illustrations. Send 36 cents for oath and begin earning now. Hubbard Bros., 406 State St, Philadelphia.
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Sitting Bull
Tecumseh
Hubbard Iros
Stiee St
Philn
Marydel mortgage sale of house and outbuildings
Public auction planned on March 17 1891 at Marydel Caroline County Maryland to sell the property of Clara B George and Joseph T George including a large frame dwelling, stables and outbuildings, 16 acres of land and a adjoining half acre parcel bounded by main street, properties of Clara B George and Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad. The sale follows a mortgage dated March 8 1883 recorded in Liber L. H.G. No 46 folios 376 377 378 379 and assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguie Cooper
Dnames T. Cooper
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
W. Pliny Fisher
Marydel
Clara B. George
Jozeph ‘T. George
James IE. Holmes
L. H.G
Murydel
Joseph T. George
Philip W. Downes
Orcenid
Charles E.hall
Sarah A. George
T. HH. K
Clara 3. George
James BE. Neyer
Hine
Suntvel
Pippin
Liber L. I. G
Coraline County
Rendifiont Ecponas
Thomas B. Curry
Sale of Hugh y Land tract in Caroline County
Auction set for Tuesday March 3 1891 from 1 to 4 pm for 62 acre parcel in Caroline County, part of Hughy Land, adjoining Tighimin Wabbard. One story dwelling and outbuildings with apple and peach orchard. Terms: one third cash, balance in two installments at 6 and 12 months. bond for deferred payments due. Title papers at purchaser expense. James Romanship F P Covey Anc Exexecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bh. Galthier, JR
Kenny Inwis
Fizchiel Eaton
Caroline County
Tighimin Wabbard
Hughy
James Romanship
F. P. Covey
Anc
Sale notice for Sunmel Jester land tract in 1891
A sheriffs sale is set for Tuesday March 3 1891 at 2 pm. It conveys all right title and interest of Sunmel Jester in a tract or lot of land on the south side of the road from Bradleysburg to Quakland camp ground, containing unspecified bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunmel
Bradleysburg
Quaklind
Unclear historical rail text with names and titles
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles including P. W. SIL RR, H. F. KENNEY, General Sup t, Chas. E. Puan, General Manager, I. N. MiLzis, Superintendent, and references to Clayton and Delaware. No coherent event or date discernible. likely railway personnel list.
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YM. A.M
Clayton
Delaware
P. W. Sil RR
H. F. Kenney
Sup't
Chas
E. Puan
I. N. MiLzis
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Denton Journal
General Sherman
MR. Gorman
Rusk
Senator Gorman
Gorman
United States Senate
Naval
San Francisco
Sandwich Islands
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Farmers’ Alliance of
Talbot
Caroline
Nisi. T. Pliny Fisher
Luther
Gadd
Lutiler I. Gadd
Nisi
Oswald Talghman
T. A. Loockerman
Emily Loockerman
Circuit Court of
Circuit Court For
Oswald Tilghman
Evch
Luther IL Gadd
Luther II. Gadd
Palestine
Heaven
Christ
R. Tinsoni
Glen Bros
Rochester
N.Y
The
Denton National Bank
S OF
Read Estate
Orphans Court
Ezekiel Exton
Henry D. Godwin
Thome A. Smith
Samuel Jester
J. Jersey Hall
Small
Dr. Bridgman
Bway
JAS. T. Mullin & Son
Fullers
Gh & Market Clothiers
WhHinington
J. H. Nichols
Denton Bridge
Hester Iver Steamboat
Karsh
Emma A. Ford
Chestertown
Rolph's
Booker's
Quaker Neck
Eastern Neck
Queenstown
Kent Island
Chester River
Light St
Stormer Gratitude
Centreville
Jackson Creek
Pier
United States Express Company
United States
George Warfield
Placland Lucubator
Hooder Co
James Nuron
New Jersey
J. S. Emory, Ciestrutowy, Mop
Bell-cap
George & Redden
Joarna
Moses Gottlieb
Wheeler
Choptank
Tuckahoe Rivers
Chesapeake
Minnie Wheeler
Delaware and Chesapeake
Mai
Torri i
Oxford
Trappe
Easton
Enaels Cordova
Queen Anne
Ridgely
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Henderson
Stoughters
Sturtley
Kenton
South Mail
Pas. P.M
Udi
YM. Divis
A.M
J. W. Roberts
Elmira Shorthand College
Elmira
Wak
Anne Doge
Avalin
Feses
End Jan
Monn
Toledo
Oso
Dee Cut
Hiscox
Broadway
New_York
F. Sloan & Bro
Wharf
Baltimore, Md
Throuhout Caroline
THAT
Blackiston’s Stock
Annapolis
Hay Ridge
Claiborne McDuaniel
Harper St. Michaels
Riverside
Royal Oak
Kirkham Bloomfield Easton Turner Bethlehem
Preston Horlock
Vienna
Salisbury
A. Madp ML
A. MA
Ward
Ja. Mtom
M. Baltimore
Bay Ridge
Claiborne
McDuaniel
Turner
Bethlehem
Preston
Hturlock
Viennna
Glover
Timothy
Clover
Ken
Silawin Abladt
Estsodt
Uc tohoRe Beatae
Iblankets
Richard T. Carter
G. E. Morrow
G. Ei. Dmforrew
Orrer
Dover St
Ory
New Hotel
Funtox
Exoixr
Estub
Brush St
Detroit
Mich
John St
Goodwin, Frey
Stinsus 2 CO
Ubo
Allen
Aucretsa
Aili
G.T. Redden & CO
TIN & Stove
J. Wesley
Agateware
Brick Hotel
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