Moveable Civilian Sale Listing at Furman Farm
Until day of sale the thresh er above described can be seen on the Furman farm lately occupied by George W. Smith in Tuckahoe Neck. One ton phosphate one lot of old wheels and wagon running gear one set of iron wheels and axle new lot forks spades shovels hoes carriage wagon and plow harness consisting of beds bedsteads bedding chairs tables bureaus stands carpets etc china and glassware cook stove and fixtures amongst the household goods are sonic.
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Furman
George W. Smith
Tuckahoe Neck
Ilousehold
Public Sale of Real Estate as Mortgage Foreclosure
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1904 mortgage from Mary E Shockley and Thomas H Shockley to Stephen W Kinder later assigned to Mary E Brown and then to Harvey J Cooper the undersigned will sell at public sale in front of the Court House door in Denton Maryland on a date to be announced.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline county
George W. Raughiey
George W. Raughley
Denton
Harris’ Chapel
Mary E. Shockley
Thomas H. Shockley
Stephen W. Kinder
Maryland
C. W. Jr
Mary E. Brown
A. D
Lafayette Wilkinson
Clara A. Wilkinson
Caroline County Savings Bank
A.D
Liber C. W. H
John A. Sigler
Harvey L. Cooper
Court House
Julia
Bird
Salem
Bessie
Real estate sale near Goldsboro in Caroline County
On March 26 1907 between 2 and 4 pm two parcels of land near Goldsboro are offered for sale. Tract one follows the Goldsboro to Baltimore Corner road and adjoins Watlin and Frank Henry lands with a ditch to the west. Tract two lies east of the county road to Castle Hall, west of the Delaware Chesapeake Railway, with a six room dwelling on site. Both tracts are part of Mary E Shockley’s property conveyed in 1992. Tract one is well located and cultivated with improvements. tract two includes a dwelling and outbuildings. Cash on day of sale. title papers at purchaser’s expense. Bee Harvey L Cooper and Frank P Covey, assignee, Auctioneer.
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Goldsboro
Baltimore Corner
Verrel
Watlin
Frank Henry
Mary E. Shockley
Caroline county
Castle Hall school house
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Sandtown
Delaware & Chesapeake
William E. Graham
Bee HARVEY L. COOPER
Frank P. Covey
Aasignee
HARVEY L. COOPER
Assignee's Sale of Farm in Caroline County Maryland
Frank P. Covey as assignee conducts a public sale under a 1902 mortgage to Caroline County Savings Bank. The property Abner's Park sits in the Second Election District near Brigetown to Goldsboro Station, including seven acres released from the mortgage. Personal property offered after the real estate includes two pairs of animals, two wagons, and livestock, with cash due on sale day and purchaser to bear title costs.
Notice to Creditors Lucy Morgan estate Caroline County
Notice to creditors in Caroline County Maryland shows Howard C Morgan as administrator of Lucy Le Morgan deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by October 10, 1907 or be barred from benefits. Dated March 12, 1907.
Notice of testamentary on Ra ughley estate Maryland
Shadrach J. Raughley executor announces testamentary on the personal estate of George W. Raughley late of Caroline county deceased. All persons holding claims must present them with vouchers authenticated by October 10, 1907 or be barred from benefits. Dated March 12, 1907.
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Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
GEORGE W. RAUGHLEY
Caroline county Orphans Court appoints Johnsons admin
J Willard Johnson and Winifred E. Johnson were granted letters of administration on the personal estate of Caleb T. Johnson late of Caroline County Maryland. All persons having claims against the estate are notified to present them on or before March 12 1907 to the administrators at their residence.
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Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
CALE T. JOHNSON
J. WILLARD JOHNSON
WINIFRED EE. JOHNSON
Caleb T. Johnson
dee’d
To Whose Advantage? Mystery of Clifford Death Unfolds
A narrator recalls a night in Stanford New Jersey where Duncan Clifford dies by mysterious cigar poison. Esther Warren reveals affection for Frank Clifford as Edgeworth schemes, a canal chase, and a hidden millinery store plot unravels revealing motives, theft, and a willless death shaping inheritances.
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Tie
Ford
Frank Clifférad
miknee
Clifford
hin
Land Edgeworth
Frank
Pam
Duncan Clifford
Esther
Edgeworth
aoman
Prank
Edgleworth’s
bho
Tom
Idgeworth
Cliffford
monner
Edgeword
Edgewart
Wilmington
Del
Frank Clifford
Miss Warren
Branford
ite
Duncan
The Law's Delays
A Kansas City Star quote presents a lawyer explaining why legal cases often face delays and adjournments. He notes that strong cases tempt swift trial, while weak ones benefit from postponement, and suggests lawyers rarely detach from a case until required. He calls this a mystery of the legal mind.
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Kansas City Star
A Judge of Eggs in a London Court
A London judge famed for odd remarks during trials quipped on when an egg becomes useful in a contested election. He recalled a sharp election contest when pondering the egg’s staleness as a test of readiness for use in voting.
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Addison
London
Timber and Timbre in a Singers’ Distinct Timbral Match
A Philadelphia Record note praises Dlobbs-Beautifulf and Slobbs- Timber for their unique vocal traits. The writeup highlights a blend of timber and voice, noting a matchless timbre and a strong, cohesive sound from the performers.
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Philadelphia
Tides Of The Ocean And Their Predictable Rhythms
The article explains tidal regularity and variations across the globe. It notes four daily tides in most places with two flood and two ebb cycles, each lasting about six hours. It describes rare bores like Fundy and localities with different tidal counts, plus the role of tidal tables for mariners.
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bay of Fundy
Man and His Hat Across Social Conventions
A extract discusses how hats symbolize gender norms and public propriety, arguing men must guard their hats as a sign of reputation while women’s hats enjoy freer styling. It laments that even eminent figures like archbishops face scrutiny for unconventional headwear, framing fashion as red tape of society and a barrier to heroic image.
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England
Marble arch
Vere street
John Lane
Putnam's Monthly
Umbrellas In War Folklore At Civil War Bond
A spectator jokes about soldiers and umbrellas as rain pours over a muddy street. An old man retells a Civil War anecdote in which Grant frowns on officers using umbrellas, claiming soldiers never carry them to avoid appearing ridiculous in war.
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Grant
Prima donnas in Detroit leave visiting habits
Patti and Nicolini and Albani and Ernest Gye stay at a Detroit hotel. Albani urges sending ecards when she sees Patti and Nicolini pass. Patti later learns Albani and Gye went to rehearsal, and Albani asks Nicolini to return their vialt.
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Detroit
Patti
Nicolini
Albani
Ernest Gye
Ernest
Patt
Gye
Carlyle Remains A Giant Of Letters And Thought
The London Standard notes Thomas Carlyle rose from a village schoolmaster to become a towering influence on British literature and the era’s religious and political beliefs. It praises his unwavering belief in every line he wrote and his unmatched stylistic command.
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Carlyle
Thomas Carlyle
Chelsea
Seotegan
London Standard
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BOLGIANO
Catalogue FALE
Blythe airy
J. BOLGIANO & SON
DALTIMORE
A. R. WRIGHT
ERNEST G. COOFER
Organiz
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INSOE
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co
Insurance Company of North America
Farmers’ Fire Insurance Co
German Alliance Insurance Co
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Phoenix Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn
Union Fire Insurance Co
The Girard Fire and Slarine Insurance Co
Citizens’ Insurance Co
Missouri
Baltimore
NORTH
CALVERT STREET
Crown Town Store
BALTIMORE STREET
Hotel Caswell
TEVNES
WikkOUGHBY NOWELL
DENTON, MARYLAND
iEMBALMER
Mr. Nowell
AYARS
E. Pratt St
A. K. Robins & Co
S. M. Sindall
atte 2fle
Kent County MutuaL INsuRANCE
DOVER
DELAWARE
MUTUAL
James im EBeres
JOHN T. CARTER, Jr
L. IRVING JONES
Greensboro
Mad
ALEX. NOBLE
Preston, Ma
THALONZO O. BLISS COMPANY
WASHINGTON, D. C
BLISS
SMITE GOOD
J. W. FUNK CO
Penton, Md
JGR pee
SA newspaper
home
The
Baltimore News
BALTIMORE, MD
CLAY HOBBS
Hobba
Peerless
SHADRACH J. RAUGHLEY
Geo
Brigetown
Goldsboro Station
William M. Day
Abner
Joseph S. Ober
Robert Jarrell
Joseph
LUCY BE
MORGAN
HOWARD C. MORGAN
Lucy LE. Morgan
OSCAR GLARK & BRO
James Swann
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
HOM and HANOVER FIRE
New York
ST. PAUL
St. Pax
F. B, RUSSELL
Weat Denton, Md
Charles W. Hooke
ania
Irank
Stanford
N. J
Esther Wilson
Thisman
Mr. Wilson
milner
T lid
eltymorphil
Captain Ford
Esther Warrep
Lefore
TIDES OF THE OCEAN
MAN AND
HIS HAT
Polite Star Singers
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