Public Business Calendar Court Meeting Notice
The circuit court will convene for public business on the calendar date announced. Officials urge attendance for session items requiring public input and transparency.
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Public Business Calendar
Local Notes From Caroline County and Surroundings
Samuel T. Jones named postmaster at Goldsborough. D C Adams near Smithville reports a cow birth of a 2 pound calf. A Dover editor plans a daily paper during the coming session. Right of way talks advance for rail line. Health, economy and various local business items feature from Chestertown to Dorchester.
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Samuel T. Jones
Goldsborough
D. C. Adams
Smithville
Dover Delacarean
Moxey
Leax
Drwrese & Oweens
Denton
Federalsburg
M. J. Cohee
E. M. Dean
Richard J. Shields
Annapolis
George M. Russum
Chestertown
James H. Nichols
Oxford
William P. Benson
Elias W. Williamson
Front Street
John Q. Potter
Strand
Port Deposit
Susquehanna
Heptasophs
Town Hall
Emory
Dover
Nathaniel B. Smithers
Congress
Smithers
Joseph H. Carroll
W. Frank Towers
J. H. Coulbourn & Co. Commission
South Charles Street
Baltimore
Carroll
Coulbourn & Co
Coulbourn
Philadelphia
Towers
Carroll & Towers
Death of Hon. John M. Robinson Ends Long Career
Obituary notes the death of Judge John M. Robinson at his daughter's Annapolis home after a sudden heart attack. Born 1827 in Caroline County, he rose from Kent and Queen Annes counties to Chief Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit and later a Court of Appeals justice. His career, family, and long public service are summarized, with notices of his political role, marriage, and survivors.
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Prof. Robinson
Baltimore
New York
Capt
Emory
Bartlett and Duchess
J. C. Carter
Delaware
Heiges
U. S
Wyoming
W. P. Corsa
Washington
Chester
Delaware College
A. W. Slaymaker
Milford
N. E. van Deman
John J. Rosa
Wesley Webb
New Castle
John J. Black
Kent County
Del
H. Derby
Sussex
Charles Wright
Cecil
George Biddle
Kent
James S. Harris
Queen Anne’s
J. WH. Holland
Caroline
H. A. Roe
Talbot
J. H. Bunning
Dorchester
Robert S. Quiick
Wicomico
Worcester
Orlando Harrison
Somerset
J. W. Hall
Accomac
A.J. McMath
Northampton
W. L. Elzey
J. W. Kerr
C. L. Marlett
Prof. Beckwith
Robinson
Blick
Derby
Elzey
P. P. Wyncoop
Lewis Buffett
George N. Murray
John M. Robinson
Annapolis
Wis
John Mitchell Robinson
Caroline County
Peter
Sarah Mitchell Robinson
Sussex County
Ralph Robinson
England
Judge Robinson
Dickinson College
Carmichael & Brown
Centreville
Queen Anne's County
Second Judicial Circuit
Court of Appeals
Marianna Emory
United States Senate
General Assembly
Ephraim EK
Wilson
Brown
Richard H. Alvey
Charles W. Wright
Nellie Stockley
Albert A. Stockley
Monumental
Wesley Chapel
M. FE
Sharp
Barre Streets
J. P. Wilson
Guy Standley
Joseph Wilson
Eugene Hodson
William Reitz
John Prechtel
Merritt McBride
Wright
Florida
Harrison
Civil Service
Cleveland
Maryland
House of Delegates
Willards. Russell
Talbot County
Kate Eugenia
Charles H. Fleming
Tuckahoe Neck
Hillsborough M. E
Cora Russell
Little Paul
Laura Knotts
W. P. Fleming
Bessie Fleming
Messrs
FH. S. Fisher
Hillsborough
Frank Fleming
Samuel E. Jump
Mr. Steese
F. F. Carpenter
Tuckahoe
Hynson M. E
A. J. Corkran
Aurelia Medford
Nathaniel Medford
Hurlocks
Maggie Corkran
Everett Kelley
Grove
James Medford
E. C. Ewing
S. M. Liden
Orphans’ Court
William E. Liden
Nettie Lee
John W. Loeckerman
Dover
Trinity M. EB
Smithville
Mary Hollis
William H. Hollis
Somers Blake
Louie Ramsdell
Denton
Myra Aldrich
C.0. Morgan
Danville
John T. Harris
Elizabeth
N. J
Sue Smith
Thomas KR. Green
Philadelphia
Kepler Barnette
A. C. Taylor
Ellicott City
Luther M. R. Carter
New Steamer Under Construction for Wheeler Line
Charles Reeder & Sons build a steamer for Wheeler Transportation with frame up plating begun and machinery underway. It will feature modern improvements including electric lighting and is due on the route by June 1. A Baltimore rumor of the name Easton is questioned by James W. Holt who notes the route avoids that town.
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Charles Reeder & Sons
Wheeler Transportation Line
Baltimore
Easton
James W. Holt
Mr. Holt
Cambridge
Caroline
Tuckahoe
Denton National Bank Re-elects Directors and Officers
At a Tuesday stockholders meeting the Denton National Bank re-elected directors B Gootee Stevens Ernest Downes John W Clark A S Wright Emory S Turpin Thomas W Jones Thomas B Sparklin C W Hobbs and T C West Stevens named president Downes vice president and West cashier Also continuing are T Pliny Fisher as attorney J Dues Downes as teller and George C Skirven as book-keeper The bank remains a leading financial institution in the state due to its experienced officers.
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Denton National Bank
B. Gootee Stevens
Ernest Downes
John W. Clark
A. S. Wright
Emory
Turpin
Thomas W. Jones
Thomas B. Sparklin
C. W. Hobbs
T. C. West
Stevens
Downes
Mr. West
T. Pliny Fisher
J. Dues Downes
George C. Skirven
Denton Bank
Prolonged church services end as community reports grow
The text notes M. E. Church services have closed and disputes arise with several conversions reported. A novial party occurred at Mr AE L Sullivane's Chestnut Grove residence Tuesday night, with strong village turnout. Burglaries halted since Christmas Eve when W W Dukes’ wheelwright shop was robbed of most tools. Annie Reavhanp, Chestnut Grove teacher, adds a library of about seventy five volumes.
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M. E
AE. L. Sullivane
Chestnut Grove
W. W. Dukes
Annie Reavhanp
Prunes and Raisins Advertised by W. E. Brows
No. 1 cooking raisins priced per pound jc. Prunes offered at six pounds for 25 cents in a local fruit sale by W. E. Brows.
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W. E. Brows
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the Horticulturists’ Meeting
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Cecil County
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Ion. Johm
James §. Robinson
Maryland Agricultural College
W.F. Massey
North Carolina
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James 5. Robinson
Professor Massey
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Camden
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Slaymaker
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Journal
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Cross Roads
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Henry Driver
Alemby Jump
Young
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Holbrook
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Claiborne
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Power Academy
Ministry
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R.N. Pippin and Son
Wilmington
Maggie Melvin
Kennedyville
Thomas KE
Heather
T. E. Heather
Willington
Nathan Steele
Epworth League
H. A. Richardson
Canning House
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Willow Grove
F. M. Eeeles
Henderson
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Rhode Island
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Will Carter
Templeville
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Ridgely
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Quaker City
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Russum
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Henry Page
Daniel M. Henry
Smith
Page
Misa Mutile Hammond
Deneton
Dressuakina
Melvin
Lipa SauLseery
Wheeler
Bank Stockholders' Meeting
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