Local notices and community harvests bloom in Denton region
The Denton area buzzes with harvest tones and civic notes. Howard B. Ensign's estate valued at 33450, plans for Bethel colored camp meeting begin August 16, and H A Roe’s can factory at Denton Bridge runs full time. Croquet games, tent sites at Camden ground, and a busy Orphans court session fill the week. County tax distributions and school funds are apportioned. Children’s Day services spread through several churches from Pedferalsburg to Burrsville.
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Howard B. Ensign
Bethel
H. A. Roe’s
Denton Bridge
Camden
Court House Square
Samuel Eaves
Cambridge
Thomas A. King
Preston New Church
Ridgely
Denton Manufacturing Company
Constable
Smith
Caroline County
Concord
Court House
Harrison and Reid
Minneapolis
Denton
Shear P. Williams
Samuel Wiliams
Naticoke
Federalsburg
Margaret Warren
Walter Warren
Philadelphia
Mas Warren
Matthew Grey
Mo. J
Ware
Easton
Tuckahoe
Caroline
Fathot
Fon Gazette
Talbot County
Carolane
Oakland
Children’s Day exercises at Chop Tank and Grove
Readings and recitations opened by Miss Emalene Wright and Miss Laura Morgan, with many pupils taking part. Later reports detail orchestral and vocal offerings by Miss Maggie Wright, Miss Lizzie Bowdle, and other local residents, plus notes on teachers, and a June summer excursion guide from the Pennsylvania Railroad with extensive travel options and route details.
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Hillsborough M. E
Willie Morgan
J. A. Brindle
C. 5
Bessie Thawley
Choptank
Emalene Wright
Laura Morgan
Nettie Bowdle
Lizzie Perry
Bertha Collins
Duland Wright
Walter Wright
Maggie Wright
Aliss Lizzie Bowdle
Grove
Eddie Patchett
Georgie Murphy
Eva Murphy
Riley Davis
Wallie Collins
Ida Dean
Bessie Collins
Percy Dean
Nora Covey
Ralph Hubbard
Charlie Taylor
Oscar Patchett
Maggie Corkran
Amelia Whitesides
W. Davis
Fes
Preston
Little Crusaders
Edith Noble
Jessie Sparklin
Mabel Wright
Katie Smith
Fred and
Bess
Mattie Davis
Bessie Moore
Political shifts and local election talk in 1893 county
A spread of anecdotes shows Blaine’s defeat prompting regret among Republicans, with warnings that New York and Indiana outcomes could flip the national scene. Mention of land claims in Minnesota, Baltimore fire losses, an aeronautical accident, paraphrased obituaries, and upcoming Chicago convention notes.
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Blaine
New York
Gorman Shoul
Empire State
Harrison
John W. Remsen
Mederalsburg
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ilegal
Baltimore
Linme Union Dock
Yoo
Lundrys
Charles Waite
Tolchester
Waite
James Biher
Third District
Senators Vibary Inn
Burrsville
Penn Railroad Excursion Tickets to Chicago for DNC Delegates
For the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets from major stations at a single fare round trip. From New York the rate is 20.0c, Philadelphia 15.25, Baltimore 17.00, Washington 17.00, others in proportion. Tickets on sale June 6 to 7 inclusive, return coupons valid to July 8, 1892. Tickets usable on the Pennsylvania Limited with proper extra fare checks.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Prince Edward Island
North Carolina
New Jersey
Wild Lakes
Canada
Virginia
Great Inland Lakes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Inhdelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania Limited
Maryland Officials See Broad Moves In State Appointments
Rumors swirl on July 15 appointive decisions including tax commissioner and secretary of state posts. Possible swaps involve Dr Frank Y T Shaw, Le Compte, Allen B Howard Jr and labor leaders. Oyster navy contest attracts Capt W H H Thompson Capt J B C Howard Capt J Fletcher Wilson and others. Gouvernor Rowan aims to appoint capable, nonpartisan officers and keep trained experience in office during session. School commissioners and supervisors of election to be named. recent academy appointments noted.
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Rasin
Frank ‘Y T. Shaw
Shaw
Ofice
Palbott
State LeCompte
Allen B
Tax Commissioner’s
Howard
Bureau of Statistics and Information
Baltimore
Eis Excelency
Oyster Navy
J.B. Seth
W. H H. Thompson
House of Delegates
First
J. B.C. Howard
Dorchester County
J. Fletcher Wilson
Kent County
Turner
Wicomico County
C. R. Leonard
Talbot County
Sallie Mowbray
Dora Noble
Pederalsburg Academy
Walker Sparklin
Preston Academy
Gaslin
Andres ‘T. Covey
Sfynson
Teachers’ Association
Stephens
Notice from Orphans Court on Perry and Murphy estates
Wing HL HL Perry administrator of Charles W. Perry and Tuesday presented the release of Mattie Perry to the Orphans Court. Creditors of the deceased were ordered to receive notice. Wim and Charles Murphy were granted letters of administration on George Murphy estate. An approved bond was given. P W Downes, attorney for Edwin A Garey, secured court ratification of arbitrators Kerr Lewin and Smith in the dispute between Edwin M Garey and executors R J W and T Fred Garey.
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Wing HL HL Perry
Charles W. Perry
Orphans’ Court
Mattie Perry
Wim
Charles Murphy
George Murphy
P. W. Downes
Edwin A. Garey
Jonathan W. Kerr
Henry Iewin
Thomas A. Smith
First Crabbing Party Opens the Season at Choptank
The first crabbing party of the season went to the Choptank on Wednesday with Ms. Davis and others among attendees. Local strawberry shipments are lighter than usual near Federalsburg amid ongoing summer notices, while several social visits and church events mark the week.
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California
National Editorial Association
Peninsula
Dedorslsburgy
F. Davis
Hany Davis
Dodd
Dr. Clark
Otis
Edith and Maud Greer
Tr[ulen Chambers
Me. Martin
Seaford
A. PF. Moseley
Federalsburg
Community tent plans near Oakland encampment announced
A list of residents and officials signs intent to tent at the Oakland encampment as grounds were staked and the area prepared. The privileges will be sold today and the ground is reported in excellent condition with growing interest as the approaching event nears.
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Oakland
Marthi Whitts
Dr Kinnamon
We Price
Tuchard
EL OW. Morri
4. Hardeatle
J .W. Grahan
AL N. Rieleads
F. C. Orrell
D. OS. Moore
Beton
Thomas Day
Laura Lowe
Wod. Clark
J. IL Bernard
J. Rich
Wil. Comesy
Dame. Kinnamen
Grapes and Vines Debate as Rose Bugs Ravage
In a MoE Church, Mrs TC Weot grows grape vines used for communion wine. Rose bugs ravage the vines, yet one vine remains unharmed. The community congratulates Caroline County on securing a local elector, William Massey, and anticipates a cool majority for him and the ticket at the polls.
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Caroline
William Massey
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