Editorial notes hint at political deaths and rail growth
The article notes the deaths of several Maryland lawmakers including George T. Truitt and others, and discusses political shifts and retirements. It comments on Queenstown’s railroad town growth, Greensboro-Federalburg railroad legislation remaining on the books, and a mix of national party notes including McKinley prospects and Wellington controversy. It also covers insurance fraud linked to Lloyd companies, court actions over the I G & A Railway damages, and ends with praise for Maryland Democratic Senators’ conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning House
Preston
Phillips
B. W. Wright
Lloyd Wire Insurance
Graham McAdam
New York
McAdaum
Insurance Department
Lloyd Companies
Sinkley & Morris
Plaintff
Local obituaries and notices from Cecil and Talbot counties
The notice reflects multiple local deaths from Cecil and Talbot counties including Bell of Wilmington Conference who died after a two day illness at Talbot residence of Ex Sheriff Fairbank. John Stump of Perry Point died aged 22, father of Associate Judge Frederick Stump. William Payne of Choptank died aged 70 with services at Concord cemetery. Easton photographer Alvis Reiser died last Saturday. Arrest heard for Willian Maddox in Thawley assault and potential lynching attempt. he was jailed in Georgetown after a 4500 bail. Congressional-era letters praise Chamberlains Pain Balm and Cough Remedy with local dealers named Duffey, Brown, Maull. multiple remarks on remedies and endorsements. Also notes on subscription renewals, and a local bicycle dealer ad for M R Nicholss agency in Easton with price range 38 to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitunrs
Tor
Taonas
Bell
Wilmington
John K. Fairbank
Talbot
Caroline County
John Stump
Perry Point
Cecil County
Stump
Frederick Stump
William Payne
Concord Cemetery
Alvis Reiser
Easton
Mr. Thawley
Willian Maddox
J. B. Thawley
Laurel
Cambridge
Walter Witsil
Maddox
Elliott
Georgetown
Witsil
Resting places for visitors amid store rooms and galleries
Public notices describe where visitors may rest in the store spaces on Juniper and Market streets, Thirteenth Street Centre, and Chestnut Street including the Main Waiting Room, Basement Waiting Room, and Alrè Gallery. The store advertises ample quiet and convenient access for ladies, alongside a textile showcase of black dress fabrics and grenadines with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper Street
Century Dictionary
Thirteenth Street
Juniper
Market Streets
Alré Gallery
Chestnut Street
Late Sheriff's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Maryland
A writ of fieri facias from Caroline County Circuit Court on June 6 1895 directed the sheriff to seize levy and sell the lands and tenements of Richard T Carter Richard Carter and Luther H Gadd in the Denton National Bank suit against them. The sale covers the real estate held by Luther H Gadd and related interests in the cited property.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
J. Frank Ladaum
howepMpur
Edwin C. Fields
Edwin CG. Fields
James TL Douglass
Mary E. Douglass
Elihu B. Hackson
Court House
Denton
Maryhind
Denton National Bank
Richard C. Carter
Richard T. Carter
Richard
Main Street
de. Taten
Dr. Tarr
Eliza J. Nicholson
Luther Il. Gadd
Mary E.W. Nichols
Luther HL. Gadd
Lizzie Tarrin
Tarr
Luther UH
Charles E. Tarr
Three Bridges
Betty Cook
Wm. G. Horvey
Elizabeth Towers
Luther IH. Gadd
Harriet Dixon
Isene Harris
John Lockerman
Luther H. Gadd
John Loockermaan
L. EH. G
Fourth Street
Richard Potter
Sarah E. Downes
Alex, Saubsbury
Goldsborough Station
del, & Ches. BR. R
Court House Joor
George H. Berry
Shipriff
Carolina County
J.P
Hubbard
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Lenton Journal
Melvin, Steele & Johnson Editors and Proprietors
George T. Truitt
House of Delegates
Wicomico County
Pittsville
General Assembly
Bennett
Westminver
Bond
Calvert
Annapolis
Frederick A. Birkefeld
House
Baltimore County
Canton
Queenstown News
Nor
James S. Willis
Lower Caroline
Greensboro-Federalsburg
Queenstown-Denton Road
Mederabdury Courier
McKinley
Baltonore American
Duke” of Wellington
Last Call
Philadelphia Enquirer
Wellington
United States Senate
Dupont
Delaware
The
Ciicnlar
Washington
Easton Ledges
Maryland
Hearst
PRL
Pps
Arago, Co
Ore
Chamberlain
C. A. Bunnerp. Co
H. Duffey
Millsboro
W. E. Brown
Orange Maull
Nassau
Del
Doctor Maull
Lower Peninsula
Hugh Duffey
Hillsvoro
Wm. F. Brown
Chas. M. Gutfeld
Reedley
Fresno Co
Cal
T. A. McFarland
Live Oak, Sutter Co
Hillsboro
W. EB. Brown
M. 2B
Nichols
Euston
Remington
Envoy
Marvel Siegeles
Ife Sayg Ie
Nisi
J. Frank Lednum
Ve. Elishun Adams
Rosetta Adams
Wif
Hubgard & CO
Light St
Pagtinore
Geary
Spay County
Wanamaker's
Phu. Adelpha
Mareh Mh
Belmont
Huntington
Hunting Creek Neck
Medford’ Wharf Farm
Choptank
Baltimore
Baltimore, Cheapeake & Atelantic Railway
Joseph. I. Seth
AtUy
Neverty
Grenadines
Serge
Se Vn
Toy Yarj
At &l A
Serge Cheviet
Slayard
At &J
Jolly Wanamaker
Journal
Federalsburg
Caro-line County
Nanticoke
Cambridge & Benford R
Milhouse
Iain
Mil
Goslin
Edesalvbure
Pardlety
Rneton
PL Bros. 2 Co
Wellington, Somerset
LA Sim
Sixth Section
Old Station
Hillsborough
Tuckaline Creek
John W. Knotts
D&c. RR
Thekahoe Creek
Susan Ringvold
Biehth Electlon
Williston
Hubbard’s Cross Roads
Hinds of Wim
Beachamp
Zeb
Horsey
Beulah
Jones’ Corner
Two Johns
Sarah A. Towers Charles [Foward
Gilpin’s Point
Hog Creek
James R Phillips
John Diehl
Poplar Neck Road
Couglass
Charles 8. Carmine
JNO
W. Knotts
Charles W. Hob
Frank P. Covey
W.U. Deen
L. Fleckenstein
Nenny Unwin
M. E. Church
Harry A. Roe
James W. Wilson
Geed Durelling
Kilghan
Joseph EB. Butler
T. Posy Fisher
H. Irwin
Ridgely
McShane
M. Klavansky
Propr
Ridgely, MD
Order
Nisl
Mariy
Samuel Nill
We. Thomas
Jones
Samuel Hill
Co. S.roop
Hobbs
Dearborn
Wa Sewer
J. €. Godwin Co
West
Dress Goods and Silk Department
Godwin
Clothing Department
J. C. Godwin CO
North Washington Street
Crom
Obadiah Schuyler
John Leeland
B.C. F
Comegy’s Corner
Eldridga Downes
Win
M. West
W. RB. Schuyler
Purchinser
M. Price
U. Tawi
Lewis We Dreven
Attys
Rod
Japan
Bio.co
Dresden Silicia
Yewspape
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