Caroline County Circuit Court Directory and Officials
Regular terms begin the first Mondays in April and October with intermediate sessions on the second Monday of January and the fourth Monday of June. Chief Judge John M. Robinson presides at Centreville with associate judges J A Wickes Chestertown and F Stump Perryville. Clerk John W. Temple deputy clerks L H Gadd and C Cook State's Attorney Geo M Russum Sheriff Neynolds Y Collins Crier James H Wignutt bailiffs Hy Irwin William L Davis and Thos P Davis.
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John M. Robinson
Centre- Ville
J. A. Wickes
Chestertown
F. Stump
Perryville
John W. Temple
L. H. Gadd
C. Cook
Geo. M. Russum
Neynolds Y. Collins
Crier
James H Wignutt. Balliffs
Hy. Irwin
Wm. L. Davis
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Thos
P. Davis
Thinking of Thee in the Gloaming Poem Fragment
A short verse by S. A. DB contemplates longing and memory. The speaker seeks rest and solace in thoughts of a loved one during evening and midnight hours, expressing sorrow and hopeful dawn.
Marguerite and Geoffrey Find Love After Trial of Pride
Marguerite Dale refuses a rich marriage offer from Alcotte to stay faithful to Geoffrey Rossmore who is believed dead. After shipwreck and mistaken letters, Geoffrey returns aboard a voyage to Italy. he reveals his love, fate, and their reunion. Colonel Dale concedes and the couple wed in happiness. In a separate vignette, a ten dollar bill circulates through a village, ending in large debt relief, illustrating the value of cash circulation.
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Marguerite
Mrs. Dale
Mamma
Geoffrey Rossmore
Colonel Dale
Peggy
Fernando Alcotte
Colonel Date
Dalewood Place
Niobe
Mr .Alcotte
Dalewood
Uncle Dale
Mr. Alcotte
Geoffrey
England
Fernande s lotte
Mr. Rossmore
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Andrews
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Hadley
Mr. Nadley
Mothers and Fathers Battle for Morning Wakeup
A Connecticut editor reflects on getting boys out of bed, noting mothers struggle with rousing their children while fathers employ blunt tactics. A vivid contrast shows a father's efficiency and a mother's recurring failed attempts before breakfast. The piece ends with a cheerful tale of Wickland and Haywood’s double wedding.
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Connecticut
Johnny
John
John Henry
Ife
Niagara Falls Power Potential Revealed in Equations
The water over Niagara Falls is estimated at 100 million tons per hour with a 150 foot main drop plus a 150 foot rapids fall. The main fall’s force equals 16.8 million horsepower, a level of power that would require about 160 million tons of coal annually if produced by steam.
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NIAGARA FAlls
Tie Vote and Knot Tied by Preacher in Same Moment
A local scene features a tie vote as both sides approve a proposal before the same preacher presides over a wedding ceremony. The moment merges civic decision and personal vows in a single day event.
Law of the Hireling Horse and Carriage Rules
The Law of Wolve mire states that a hirer warrants the carriage fit for the journey and must use the horse only for the hired purpose. If the hirer treats the animal prudently he bears no damages, but negligence like leaving a stable door open could incur liability. robbery on the road may relieve him from damages.
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Jural Sun
What is the annual copy crop of Kentucky
A foreign tourist asks a Kentuckian about Kentucky crops. The Kentuckian replies he cannot say exactly but notes that the crop is enough to supply all the whiskey they want and more is wasted for bread.
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Kentucky
Tupled Tales of Dual Affections and Polite Disputes
A terse verse fragment plays on rival figures and shared intrigues as two cats contend a single mouse, two wives clash within one home, and two lovers pursue one maiden, hinting at competing loyalties and comic consequence.
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TURELE
Good counsel on making a husband stay a lover
A wife and mother advises a young woman to be cheerful and agreeable to attract and keep a husband. She insists the effort is simple, praising a cheerful disposition, affectionate attentiveness, and education as tools to cultivate a soft, tender character and lasting marriage.
Be Kind to the Aged and Reverent Toward Elders
A sermon urges young people to honor and aid the elderly, noting aging as a solemn phase worthy of tenderness. It calls for patience with the old, warns against harsh judgments, and stresses that future help may be needed when one’s own vitality fades.
Why does a sneeze occur and how to use it
A sneeze warns that parts of the body are exposed to cooler air. It opens pores and induces gentle perspiration to expel cold. Children sneeze few times. the elderly sneeze more and louder. If sneezing at an open window, rise, walk, drink cold water to maintain perspiration and avoid a lingering cold in head or chest.
Jury decision hinted by judge and sheriff on stairs
The judge asked the sheriff on the stairs if the jurors had agreed. The sheriff replied yes, they had agreed to send out for a half a wall of something, highlighting a tense courthouse moment.
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Patrick
Feeble Constitution Mocked Over Counting Votes
Mrs. Pastington derides Congress as feeble and muses that Isaac could summon lawmakers to count votes in minutes by simple admonition, suggesting a swift, decisive approach to rally support.
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Congress
Shingle cure touted as best remedy for school boys
Worried mothers may be interested in learning that the shingle cure is the best remedy for boys whose tooth begins to ache about fifteen minutes before schooltime.
Woman halts husband's funeral procession at life insurance office
A Chisago woman stopped her husband’s funeral procession before the life insurance office and sent a message to the company president urging satisfaction.
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Chisago
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