Maryland Fire Clays and Public Health Talk Dominate
The State Geological Survey releases Maryland clay findings from Garrett and Allegany counties with Blaine and Swallow Falls sites near railroads. New flint clay near Castleman river tests as highly refractory. Public Health Association meeting praises lectures on infectious disease prevention and ventilation in schools. War in South Africa ends with peace terms, independence set aside, and Dutch language recognition debated. Reverend Dr. Curtis Lee Laws urges higher teacher pay in Baltimore. American Packers Association forms in Dover with $5 million capital. Postmaster General announces Martha Washington portrait to appear on the 8-cent stamp. Senate approves Philippine independence measure by 48 to 30 after lengthy debate. The news item notes ongoing mining stock sales to Peninsula residents and recent BritishBoer war reflections.
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State Geological Survey
Maryland
Mount Savage
United States
Turea
Garrett
Allegany
G. C. Martin
Blaine
Swallow Falls
Martin
Castleman
Heinrich Ries
America
Grone
South Africa
Mnesty
Cape
Parison
Marylanders Win Prizes At Charleston Exposition
Final reports from Charleston show Maryland's geological industrial exhibit at the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition won the highest honor for its display. Installed by the Maryland Geological Survey under Dr. W. B. Clark, it earned eleven gold medals and twelve silver and bronze medals, with five honorable mentions, placing Maryland first among states.
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Charleston
Maryland
Maryland Geological Survey
W. B. Clark
Washingtonn Hydraulic Press Brick Company
Severn
Buffalo
Geological Survey
St. Louis
American Packers Association forms new cannery group
The American Packers' Association was formed with Thomas L. Day of Ridgely as vice president. Capitalized at 6 million, it issues 1 million in bonds and bases main operations in Philadelphia with branches in New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. Tomatoes lead output with peas corn and beans also canned. Plants will be purchased outright and run by agents under an executive committee.
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Packers’ Trust
American Packers’ Association
Thomas L. Day
Ridgely
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Comly & Flanagan
Attractive Men and Youths Clothing Now On Sale
This season's stylish clothing for men youths and children is ready for inspection in our updated sales rooms at the corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets. Suits priced 5 7 50 10 and 15 dollars. We offer a wide stock of shoes shirts and furnishings as head to foot outfitters. Nearly fifty years in business backs our reputation for fair dealing and reliability.
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Baltimore
Charles Streets
JAS. T. Mullin & Sons
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Denton Journal
Melvin Steele & Johnson
Editors and Proprietors
Public Health Association
Curtis Lee Laws
Dover
Del
Baltimore Packers
Geo. T Angell
Payne
Martha Washington
Ameri 1
Peninsula
Philippines
Senate
Hoar
Wellington
Ma 1
Fuer
Pert
The
New Packers’ Trust
Oehm’s
Acme Hall
Men's and Boys’ Store
Baltimore and Charles Sts
Longman & Martinez
James H. Nichols
Denton
Tilghman Harvey
Burrsylile
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
Lewis & Goldshorouges Solicitors
Dinton, MD
Valvalle
Caroline County
Tenry Rrown
Clara Deakyne
Chancery
Court House
Reat
Main Street
Main
Second Streets
P. W Downes
P. W. Downes
Albert G. Towers
Harvey L. Cooper
William H. Deweese
Frederick R. Owens
Lowe Street
Lowe
Second Street
William G. Horsey
Alexander Stewart
Caruvline
Pancel
Harvey L. Wooper
William H. Deweeee
Frederick K. Owens
Lowe and
Harvey I. Cooper
William H. Deverse
Frederick H. Owens
Fifth and
Gay Streets
Lenton
Henry R. Lewis
Joan W. Clank
American Spectacle Company
C.h.bullock
Denton, MD
Goddess Bros
Liberty St
Worka
Charles St
Lewis & Goldsborough, Solicetors
Denton, Mip
Thustee
Tuckahoe Neck
Circuit Court
Esty
William T. Downes
Josephine M. Downes
Harton
Red Ford
Jones’ Forest
Nichol
Thomas Sparklin
Ernest Downes
John W. Knotts
Liber E. C. F
Main and
Fifth Streets
Fifth Street
Richard T. Carter
Osirus Hutchins
T.C. West
Parcs
R. T. Carter
QO. Hutchins
Hill
Stevens
Annie E. Nichols
Liber C. W. H
Fourth Street
Mra
Lavinia Tublia
Edward W. Siden
Denton National Bank
Liber
C. W.il
Joan W. Clark
Vulcan
Osborne Columbia
Osborne
Columbia Farm
Dearborn
Newport and Piedmont Fertilizers
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, Maryland
Stewart & CO
Posner Bros
Howard and Lexington Sts
Mlaan
Madras
Oxford
Stewart &Coo
Serge
Oth and Market
Wilmington
James T. Cooper
Denton, Maryland
A. B. Moore
Dover, Delaware
Thawley & Ghingher
Asie Brown Bros. Co
Rochester
Murderhill River
Frederica
Nathan H. Maxson
Aptain
Webb's Landing
Bowers
Rederica
South Wharves
Chestnut Street
Bice
Chester
Fahdirica & Phila. Nav. Co., Prepregica del
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Mia
P. M.ja
Washington
Philadelphia Wilmington
Clayton
Kenton
Hardy
Slaughter
Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Greeneboro
Uern
Cordova
Chapel
Haston
Trappe
P.M
J. B. Hutchinson
Rk. Wood
Gen
Oscar Clark
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