Mails Arrivals and Departures At Rail and River Points
Mail schedules show departures by steamship stage and rail lines for Points North South East and West with times from 6.30 A M to 8.00 P M and arrivals framed by routes from Points East West North and River Points including VIA Q ALR RR and DA SB lines and various times. The mix notes both outward and incoming mail movements with several points and carriers listed.
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Q. A
Potts West
D SC. RB. R
A.R.R
R.R
Hott Priston
DA SB
R. R
TAOP
Public Business Calendar Court Meeting Dates
Public business calendar notes two court meetings scheduled this month. Orlaans Court will meet on June 16 and a separate court session on June 25 to discuss ongoing matters.
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Orlaans Court
Local notices from Easton and Dover area July plans
A roundup of local items notes July 4th plans in East Denton and Dover area including building work by Elias Williamson, a postmaster salary increase to 1300, a horse death of J Earl Rochester, Leander Hooper as Easton agent for B C A Railway, summer Baltimore Rehoboth schedule, Gov Smith appointing W A Noble as justice of the peace, Dover Bridge forty cable break disrupting travel, Z T Hutchinson shipping 203050 shingles at Denton Yard, wheat sample from Nichols farm, W A Stewart clearing out hardware stock, death notices for Andrew and Mrs. Rebecca Thomas, carnival week inducements from Mullin & Sons, county tax abatements halted, July 1 levy prep, gasoline engine project at Denton Bridge, bereavement for Wm D Uhler family, Wilmington Conference Academy graduation with seventeen grads, West Denton town status debate, Orphans Court postponement of Captain Wheeler estate and Wheeler Line continuation option.
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Elias W. Williamson
Denton
Green
J. Earl Rochester
Leander R. Hooper
Easton
B. C. & A. Railway Company
Baltimore
Rehoboth Beach
Smith
W. A. Stewart
Andrew
Charles F. Smith
Williams & Clark Fertilizer, Co
New York
Whitby
George A. McDaniel
Matthews
R. N.kirby
McDaniel
Denton Bridge
Wm. D. Uhler
Wm. D. Uhler, Jr
J. S. Wickline
Denton Cemeters
Wilmington
Dover
Charles Howard Nuttle
James W. Holt
Caleb C. Wheeler
Captain Wheeler
Wheeler
E. E. Wheeler
Holt
Marriages Fill Denton Area Notices With Celebrities and Guests
A Denton section notes numerous weddings including Marion E. Jarman and Carrie Sylvester at Mt Olive Church with extensive local escorts and a Baltimore Washington tour after. Margaret Mae Vansant and Thomas Hicks Tucker wed at Ridgely Methodist with a northern honeymoon. Other marriages include Manning Merriken and Mary H. Moore in Federalsburg, Eva Grace Murphy to Perry D. Taylor in Easton, and Lena Kilham visiting Denton after serving in the Philippines.
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Mt. Olive M. P. Church
Marion E. Jarman
W. T. Jarman & Bro
Goldsboro
Carrie
Sanmmuel Sylvester
Kent County
Del
Henry Vincent
Marydel
William J. Murphy
Thomas Rich
Fred Sylvester
Philadelphia
Willard S. Booth
Felton
Bestman
Enina Clark
Sandtown
Eula Russell
Ellendale
Mamie Raughley
Denton
Bertie -Williams
Cordova
Laura Sylvester
Hazel Meredith
Page
Howard Schlinke
Lelton
Ward-Of-Honor
Mendelssohn
Miss Banum
T. A. H. O’brien
Elsie Sylvester Smith
Ridgely
Lohengrin
Charles Baxter
Carroll Catlin
Church Hill
Oscax Sparks
Reesville
Howard T. Smith
M. Lindale
Merriken
Hobbs
William W. Murphey
Grove
Eva Grace
Perry D. Taylor
Calvary M. P
Easton
Lena Kilham
A. R. Wright
Malvern
W. S. Taylor
H. W. Hughes
East Denton
Whiteleysburg
Longfellow
Reginald M. Beauchamp
Lewes
Europe
Internal Revenue
Smith
Francis Crouse
Mary Hobbs
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Katie V. Donovan
M. Jeannette Steelman
Georgetown
I. V. Wooters
May Agnes Dukes
J. Kent Dukes
Joseph H. Calhoun
Norwood
S. D. Tibbetts
Boston
E. CG. Sadler
Minnie Elliott
Laura Jones
Bridgeville
Ross Maurras
Mivine Service
Rehoboth
Levi D. Roe
Talbot
Annie G. Garey
Ellicott City
Jessie Kerr
Washington
Local notes on residents and visitors in town
Preston, Phillips and Douglass have begun box manufacturing for several canning firms. Miss Fannie Jarrell returns home from visiting Mr. Alex Noble. Mrs. Helen Taylor of Baltimore stays at Poplar Grove with Captain C. Carmine. Rev. Mr. Thompson of East New Market preaches at the Academy. Rev. Mr. Gray of Choptank preaches at MKE Church. Mrs. Mollie Clark visits Mr. J. W. Todd. Wilbur Noble returns from the University of Syracuse. Nettie Noble of Hurlock visits Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lee return to Aston. Chas. T. Wrightson of Easton visits town. Everett Kelley back from Baltimore. Lizzie Blake visits Velma Hollis.
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Phillips & Douglass
Fannie Jarrell
Alex. Noble
Helen Taylor
Baltimore
Poplar Grove
C. 5
Carmine
Thompson
East New Market
Academy
Mr. Gray
M. KE
Mollie Clark
J. W. Todd
Wilbur Noble
University of Syracuse
Nettie Noble
Hurlock
Preston
Claude Lee
Aston
Chas. T. Wrightson
Easton
Everett Kelley
Lizzie Blake
Velma Hollis
Local Social News From Choptank and Nearby
Mrs. William Davis of Choptank returns home after visiting sister Mrs. Martha Butler. Harry L. Murphey of Cambridge visits his parents. Mrs. John Tribett of Denton visits daughter Mrs. Roger Covey near here. Frank H. Thomas and wife with Charles Cannon’s near Concord. Goatee Todd of Fowling Creek visits James M. Covey. O. L. Corkran and Charley Alford visit J. M. Covey. Mrs. J. P. Patchett and Mrs. John Hubbard visit Mrs. G. R. Donaldson. Rev. A. Howard Covey of Bayside visits relatives. Robinson Murphy improves after illness.
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William Davis
Choptank
Martha Butler
Harry L. Murphey
Cambridge
W. W. Murphey
John Tribett
Denton
Roger Covey
Frank H. Thomas
Charles Cannon
Concord
Goatee Todd
Fowling Creek
James M. Covey
O. L. Corkran
Charley Alford
J. M. Covey
J. P. Patchett
John Hubbard
G. R. Donaldson
A. Howard Covey
Bayside
Robinson Murphy
Willow Grove Defeated by Henderson in Close 13-12
Henderson boys defeated Willow Grove 13 to 12 with Patrick Gough driving in three runs including a home run for the home team. Holiness preacher Mr Barnum plans a Hickory Ridge tent revival next week. Local notices report church festival and visits among residents including Miss Virgie Montague, Miss Anna Price, Mrs. W. B. Cubbage, and others.
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Willow Grove
Henderson Boys
Patrick Gough
Barnum
Hickory Ridge
Cubbage
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Hickman Roundup News and Social Notes
Miss Hattie Fountain and sister Tina visit Baltimore where Hattie plans to stay, while the Hickman Cornet Band hosts a church festival tonight. Farmers start harvesting with expectations of a heavy wheat crop. John Meloney returns home from Philadelphia visits with parents. Ex-Justice Hignutt stopped in Hickman Thursday. Miss Elsie Gump conducts a thriving millinery business as Hickman notes a short strawberry crop.
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Hattie Fountain
Tina
Baltimore
Hattie
Hickman Cornet
John Meloney
Philadelphia
Elsie Gump
Local social notes from Dover and surrounding towns
Mr Edward Carter and Mrs Buchanan hosted by Mr and Mrs L M R Carter. Mr J Sisk completed a 25 by 50 foot storeroom filled with goods. Mrs Luda Calloway moved to Ridgely to make her future home there. Annie H Downes of Denton was guest of Mrs L T Dukes last week. Willie Sisk from Dickinson College Carlisle PA is home for summer. Mrs Fleekinstien of Easton visited her daughter Mrs d p Sisk. Bertie Williams visited her uncle Alea Smith last week.
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Edward Carter
Father Carter
Buchanan
Dover
L. M. R. Carter
J. ¥. Sisk
Luda Calloway
Ridgely
Annie H. Downes
Denton
L. T. Dukes
Willie Sisk
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Fleekinstien
Easton
D. P. Sisk
Bertie Williams
Alea Smith
Diphtheria Epidemic Decreases in Virulence In Village
The diphtheria outbreak shows reduced virulence with two current cases, both mild. All cases have been confined to the affected family where the illness began and a little girl died. Precautions are strict to prevent spread while Charles H. Willis returns from Ohio to build a large house with Frampton as supervisor. Farmers report excellent wheat prospects and unusually good peach prospects for the year.
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Charles H. Willis
Ohio
Frampton
Letter from 85-year-old native to old friend recounts Kentucky move
Benjamin Whiteley of Eastmword writes from Caroline county describing old connections, health, and recent travels. Dr. Thomas B. Greenley of Kentucky, practicing medicine for 56 years, has returned home after Atlantic City. Whiteley praises Beaven’s press contributions and notes Denton area progress and memories, ending with affectionate regards.
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Geo. F. Beaven
Benjamin Whiteley
Thomas B. Greenley
Mr. Beaven
Greenley
Kentucky
Atlantic City
Whiteleys
Hillsboro
Caroline
Denton
Tom
State of
Dr. Beaven
Denton Journal
Tam
Thos. B. Greenley
M. D
Maryland political notes hint at Talbott and delegates
A Philadelphia Record correspondent outlines Maryland congressional prospects from Eastern Shore conventions. Talbott appears favored in the Second district with potential support from Harford Carroll and Cecil counties. Third district delegates are unpledged, organized, and will back leaders. Fourth district leans to James W. Denny, with Bryan on the ticket. Georgia peach season and Culbreth's ventures are noted, along with regional farming strength and southern hospitality.
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Philadelphia Record
Maryland
Worcester
Moore
Wicomico
Jackson
Queen Anne
H. A. Brown
Caroline
Henry R. Lewis
Dorchester
Applegarth
Somerset
Joshua W. Miles
Tip Brown
Talbott
Baltimore City
Harford
Carroll
Cecil
Baltimore County
James W. Denny
Bryan
Wis
Benjamin H. Camatieri
Wary Culbreth
Caroline County
Georgia
Marshallville
Culbreth
Financially strong Queen Annes County Leads State
Queen Annes County begins the new fiscal year June 1 in sound condition with floating debt cleared. Ex-Treasurer Ports pays 25,800 to county commissioners who hand the funds to new treasurer Albert Story. A Maryland committee of prominent figures works to raise funds for famine relief in India. Census takers prepare to collect accurate data. Local notes mention Patty Cannon treasure rumors, rail service updates, political convention plans, and various academic commencements. News of weather, census suspicion among some, and community events fill out the page.
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Queen Anne's
Albert Story
Centreville
India
Patty Cannon
Johnson’s Cross Roads
Divison
Baltimore
Philadelpia
Western Maryland
St. Johns
Maryland Agricultural College
James A. Pearce
Princeton
Lewes
Cambridge
Queen Anné
Lemuel Duubracco
Centrevale
Talbot County
Wicomico County
Charles W. Starkey
Barclay
Volk Miller
Federalsburg
Court approves multiple administrator actions and sales
Judges Sigler Day and Dennis presided Tuesday. Letters granted to Harvey L. Morris as administrator of Hester A. Morris were approved. Bonds and warrants issued to appraisers Robert Jarrell and William L. Cooper. Bond for Charles Draper estate approved. George H. Berry and Ambrose Langrell named appraisers. Inventory approved and order to sell granted. Augusta Roussell estate administratrix Mary A. E. Lobstein approved. Frederick Howard presented inventory for Mary J. Andrew estate. Real estate sale of John A. Nichols estate ratified. Reports of sales for George H. Moore and George Seward estates ratified. William Price named guardian of minor children.
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Sigler
Day
Dennis
Register of Wills
Harvey L. Morris
Hester A. Morris
Robert Jarrell
William L. Cooper
Virginia Draper
Henry R. Lewis
Charles Draper
George H. Berry
Ambrose Langrell
N. Alex. Hutson
J. Allen Moore
George C. Moore
George H. Moore
Deweese & Owens
George Seward
Nathaniel Horsey
T. A
William Price
Children’s Day Observed at M. E. Church Greensboro
In Greensboro the M. E. Church observed Children’s Day last Sunday with full services and floral decorations. Mrs. John F. Dawson hosted the Ladies Aid Society meeting Thursday evening. Visitors include Mrs. Dr. Emerson and son from Iwrel Delaware and Elmer R. Sidell of Marydel. J. Smith Longfellow is home from Golden’s College for vacation. Mrs. Robert Richards and daughter visited Denton on Monday.
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M. E
John F. Dawson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Dr. Emerson and Son
Iiwrel
Delaware
Wirs
Robert Rickards
A. Green
John Harrington
Pylaware
Elmer R. Sidell
Marydel
M. E. Parsonage
W. G. Moore
Philadelphia
J. Smith Longfellow i
Golden's S College
Robert Richards
Denton
Ten Thousand Majority for Bryan in Mary Land Action
From the Snow Hill Messenger Bryan's all right. Now watch Mary land give 10 000 Democratic major ity.
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Bryan
Snow Hill
Maryland
CAMP MEETING AND CHURCH NEWS FROM PORT AREA
Religious notices, sermons and camp meetings across Ellwood, Rehoboth, Denton, and Cambridge set the pace with address plans, tent sites, and dates. Rev F F Carpenter’s transfer provokes local Protest reactions while Rev T H Lewis preaches patriotism and peace. Also listed are upcoming camp meetings, trolley plans, Children’s Day services, and a local obituary for Susannah Horney.
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Jesus
T. H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
F. F. Carpenter
Deal's Island
Frankford
Del
Sussez Journal
Brother Carpenter
Holiness
Rehoboth
Disciples of Christ
Ocean View
Ocean Front
Jacob Deatrich
Jacob Johler
R. R. Bulgin
Scranton
John H. Hopkins
Clayton
Ocean Grove
N. J
Methodist Protestant Church
J. M. Dickey
Christian Endeavor
M. E
Wickline
Lena Killiam
Ellis Boswell
Ellwood
Beachamp
Fugitives Arrested After Steamer Pickups in Maryland
Constables Murphy of Caroline and Vane of Queen Anne seized Romey Pritchett John Gibson William Horsey and George Dixon from the Chesapeake steamer and detained them at Queen Anne on writs charging various offenses. On Tuesday Murray and Clarkson were taken from the Easton steamer at Wayman’s Wharf. Magisters at Queen Anne Hillsboro and Ridgely handled the cases. Whiskey influenced most charges. Pritchett remains in Denton jail awaiting grand jury action on felonious assault alleged by Bascom Flamer’s 13 year old daughter.
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Constable Murphy
Caroline
Constable Vane
Queen Anne
Oxford
Romey Pritchett
John Gibson
William Horsey
George Dixon
Chesapeake
Watson Murray
James Clarkson
Wayman’s Wharf
Tuckahoe Neck
Easton
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Pritchett
Denton
Grand
Bascom Flamer
They Are Laughing First in Oregon Returns Framed
The Easton Star-Democrat notes that apparent Oregon returns do not reveal a clear justification for Republican crowing. It observes the nationwide trend of identical Republican vote reductions and warns that such a shift could still yield Bryan the White House and Democrats the next House.
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Easton
Oregon
Bryan
White House
Summer shoe sale details from John Wanamaker catalog
A Wanamaker advertisement lists 150 000 pairs of summer shoes with price ranges from 50 cents to 5 dollars. Various styles include black kid skin, russet, patent leather tips, welted soles, and kid and leather blends for men, women, and children. Sample bundles emphasize affordable options and sizes across common ranges.
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Russia
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U Benjamin Whiteley
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Dr. Greenley
Kentuck
Me Galbreth
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Christ
Mr. Carpenter
George A. Deakyne
Wm. H. Anderson
Albert G. Towers
Maary Crouse
Jessie Crouse
Nellie Fisher
Nellie Richardson
Hlennor Turner
Grace Hast
Anna Dukes
Nellie Valliant
Oonella Pfaff
Ethel Anderson
Bertha Stewart
Lena Fitzhugh
Susannah Horney
John Horney
James P. Horney
William Herney
Dover Bridge
L. F. Warner
Calvary M. P. Church
Aston Dodger
Rice
Alburger
Berry
Towers
Steele
Williamson
Smith Longfellow
Beauchamp
Wanamakers
Pearce
Gibson
Talbot Court
Charles H. Gibson
Peares
Bar
Hend
Charles Hf
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Washington College
Chestertown
John Upshur
Amust
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House of Representatives
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Senate of
United States
Ithe
Beatrice
R. H. Oper
Denton, Md
Goodyear
John Wanamaker
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