Public Improvements in 1895 Shape County Progress
SENTON JOURNAL previews a landmark year with a new county court house to rival state capitol buildings in size and security for land titles. It anticipates a Queenstown to Denton railroad linking Baltimore in a three hour run and urges citizens to support right of way and funding. The piece notes potential Greensborough Federalsburg rail link if Pennsylvania Railroad acts sooner.
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Court House
Queenstown
Denton
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Queen Anne’s
Greensborough
Federalsburg
Maryland leads in canning industry with 450 canneries
Maryland’s canning industry dwarfs others with 450 canneries and over five million dollars invested in packing houses and equipment. Maine shows 200 canneries, New York 125, New Jersey 100, Delaware 60, and other states range from 50 to 60 in various regions. The piece also notes railroad prospects, forest protection debates, a planned Long Island monument, and currency reform talks.
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Maryland
Maine
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Virginia
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
West Virginia
Alabama
Caroline County
Diphtheria Serum Drive and Other 1890s News
Physicians in this country and Germany demonstrate anti-toxine serum for diphtheria as The New York Herald launches a subscription drive. Cleveland and Gresham secure 75 cent flour duty removal in Cuba negotiations. Delaware debating local option law. Snow Hill Messenger enters 27th volume. Chamberlains Pain Balm touted as curative for rheumatism. Cooper's Meat Store advertises fresh meats and orders.
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Germany
The
New York Herald
Cleveland
Gresham
Cuba
Uncle Sam
All-wool Cheviot and Jacquard Yardage Sale
Yard sale items include 60c Cheviot at 60c per yard for 50 in. wool, 75c per yard for 42 in. Ifagonal Cheviot, formerly $1. Also 75c per yard for 40 in. Jacquard Wool Figures. 40 in. Jacquard Molike Figures. Silk and wool Henrietta at $1 and $1.25 per yard, regularly $1.25 and $1.50.
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Senton Journal
Menvin, Steele & Jonson
Isaac W. Troxell
Ponder
Milton
Del
Long Island
Washington
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Battle Creek
Mich
Congress
Pwaspapse
General Assembly
Dover
Snow Hill Messenger
Messrs. Purnell & Vincent
Chamberlain
Wm. E. Brown
Cooper’s Meat
van Gesel
T. M. Coover
Davis & Buzard
West Monterey
Clarion County
Brown
Wiinamahenr
Atsog Cach
Maire Astrakhian
Maire Atrakhan
Dante
al Lhe
Joan Wanamaker
Sheriff's Sale
Mary A. Fhuharty
Mary A. Tdeily
John Daily
Mollie
Mollie Pippin
Mollie Wheat
Mellie Pippin
Phoma
Marvdel
James Vo Hell
Maluda Pippin
Anna Pritchett
Aid Street
Irenee
Dexton
George H. Berry
Ashy Innes
Sherif
Philadelphia Times
the Times
Tommy
W.L. DougLas
Mel Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Orphans’ Court
Joans. Ross, Corp
Camden
T. Pliny Fisher
Adair
John St. Ross
Eal
Dee
Wal. J. Reets
P.S
Wal J. Reets
Albert G. Towers
Assignese’s
Charles H. Hammond
Julian Chanmond
Martha W. Hughlett
Thoms Hughlett
Thomas Hughlett
Robert B. Dixon
Robert J. Dixon
Coroline County
Easton
Dover Ridge Landing
Choptank
Preston
Balton & Batern Shore
William TD. Smith
Charles HE. Hamond
J. 1. Helmes
Baltimore & Eastern Shore Railroad
George F. Nickerson
Anc
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Blackiston
N. B
Leon Q
Venient Wharves
William Hopps
Sppear's Wharf
Baltimore, Md
T. Watchinson
O. M. Tignutt
Williston
Jalen
A. Stewart
Joshua L. Beacuchamp
Eliza Beauchamp
Circuit Court
Equity
Edwin C. Fields
Dwin C. Fields
John W. Hubbard
Office of the Register of Wills
William E. Hubbard
Alliance Preserving Company
K. W. Hynson
A. Wizsox
Prest. Sec’y
Claes
M. F. Allaband
Jd. M. Beaven
Elzizsboro, MD
J. M. Beaven
Hillsborough, Maryland
Walter H. Popest
A &Cco
Aller HM
Podenta