Hollanders to settle three counties with 300 colonists
The Baltimore American reports a plan to bring about 300 Dutch settlers to Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties. An advance guard has arrived in New York en route to the Choptank region, where the Prudential Land Company of Talbot County plans farms on the Choptank river and a town around a new Wilhelmina station. Immigrants will focus on trucking and fruit farming as the company acquires more lands and builds rail and factory support.
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W. A. Atwell
Queenstown
B. G. Stevens
House of Refuge
C. S. Roop
Hobbs
Ledman’s Corner
Talbot
Moxey
Leax
Dewfese & Owens
Denton
B. C. Redman
American Corner
Col. Ham
Lewis K. Edgell
Easton
Jacob Ghingher
Brick Mill
House of Delegates
Gilpin’s Point
Russum
Sarah E. Gibson
Montgomery Gibson
Eugene Lynch
Thomas Carmine
Sheriff Green
Eva M. George
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company
Tunis Mills
Thomas Quimby
Ridgely
C. M. Lloyd
A. E. Cooper
Thomas A. Smith
Maryland
Federalsburg
Wickes and Stamp
Coraline
Dorchester
Baltimore
West
Northwest
Willard Thompson
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
GC. W. van der Hoogt
New York
van der Hoogt
Prudential Land Company
Talbot County
Pine Street
New York City
Messrs
William Dungues
John H. Armstrong
Henry W. Schloss
Justin Mendelson
C. W. van der Hoogt
John EF. Beysens
Oswald Tilghman
Alvert Hoffman
Edward Hoffman
Dagnes
Armstrong
Schloss
Mendelson
Beysens
Caroline County
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Meeds
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Hubbard
Wilhielmina
Hog Island
Balttimore
Wilmington
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Boston
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Winder
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Wright
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James Butcher
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Edward Lloyd
Richard Tilghman Earle
Judge Tilghman
Annapolis
Senate
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Anne Arundel
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House
Distinguished Heptasophs to Visit Denton Event
Supreme Ar chon MWeptasophs leader M G Cohen will visit Denton with top officers on Tuesday April 7. District officials and Conclave members plan a cordial reception as a committee handles event details. Members are urged to attend this district meeting and greet the dignitaries. Also advertised Hopkins Steamed Hominy sold in full quart for 10 cents.
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Mweptasophs
Denton
M. G. Cohen, Esq
Order of Heptasophs
Order
Cohen
Samuel N. Tattersall
John W. Cruett
George WH. Trax
Messrs. Z. Potter Steele
A. R. Wright
B. H. Johnson
Moses Gottlieb
N. Alex. Hutson
Mareh Records Bright Peach Prospects and Local Moves
The season promises a big peach crop and a bustling canning factory. Local residents exchange properties, families relocate to nearby towns, and health travels touch Washington and Virginia as spring farm work advances slowly.
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Geiger
Virginia
William Wiliams
Slemmer
Bertha Price
Conference Academy
William Bates
Oxford
H. Segelken
Frank Boyer
Newark
Del
Zella Heather
Denton Academy
Epworth League Sociable At Smith House Features Music and Readings
The Epworth League hosted a sociable at the hospitable mansion of Chis. Smith last Friday evening with a program including songs by Miss Gracie Smith Miss Jessie Jones and Mr N B R Saulsbury readings by Mr Nichols Miss Austn Smith and Miss Myra Wiley duets organ and violin pieces and recitations The Crescent Literary Society met Wednesday with minutes recitations by Miss Elsie Smith music by Mrs J H Smith and Mrs 4 H Smith an address by Dr Kuhn and readings by Miss Annie Flounders The paper was edited this week by Mr R J Colston Miss Bertha Barry and Frances Greene The group elected officers John Grable president Miss Bertha Barry and Howard Smith vice presidents Miss Anita Smith secretary and Miss Frances Greene treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chis. Smith
Epworth League
Mr. Nichols
Gracie Smith
Jessie Jones
N. BR. Saulsbury
Austn Smith
Myra Wiley
Bertha Barry
Howard Smith
Anita Smith
Frances Greene
National Woman's Suffrage Representatives Visit Federalsburg
Two representatives of the National Woman's Suffrage Association Mrs Bradford and Miss Gregg are expected April 4 and 5 under the National Organizing Committee led by Carrie Chapman Catt. The town notes a recovering H P Chambers, Mollie Flaharty visiting Baltimore, and progress on the new printing office with a recent press arrival. A granary and storehouse by J C Gambrill & Son was completed near the fire site. Reverend and Mrs G Wilson Todd left for New York to attend the East Conference. Mrs Elijah Todd of Seaford visited town Saturday.
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National Woman's Suffrage Association
Sth
Bradford
Miss Gregg
Carrie Chapman Cott
National Organizing Committee
Log World Building
New York
H. P. Chambers
Lsd
Mollie Flaharty
Baltimore
J. C. Gambrill & Son
G. Wilson
Todd
N. Y. East
Mr. White
Elijah Todd
Seaford
A Potato Worth Mentioning
The Early Favorite by W. L. McKay of Geneva New York has set records with 95 720 bushels per acre Fifteen separate yields across fourteen counties and seven states average 454 bushels per acre Reported by farmers not experimenters Seed of this enormous yielder available at a reasonable price from Mr McKay Step Oats for sale by E W Williamson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McKay
Geneva
N. Y
McKay
Congressman from Caroline sketches Calbreth era politics
Long retrospective sketches of Thomas Calbreth trace postwar Caroline politics. Democratic and Federalist factions celebrate peace with toasts at Denton, praising Jackson and Ghent while debating Winder, Allegany gains, and shifts in state power.
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Ghent
Caroline Demerats
Court House
Denton
William Whiteley
Newark
Del
Culbreth
William Molleson Hardcastle
Peter Willis
Thomas Styll
Montgomery Denny
George A. Smith
Potter
Driver
Hughlett
McDonald
House of Delegates
Solomon Richardson
Wilmington Conference Appointments Pave the Way
The Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference resumes with reports from Presiding Elders Barrett and Smith, fundraising by ministers, and a strong push for constitutional amendments to insert Almighty God in the Preamble. Delegates, ordinations, and district appointments are announced, with Dover and Wilmington districts featuring dense lists of charges and a packed Wesley Church.
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Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Congress
United States
God
Barrett
Smith
J. D. Reese
Merritt Walburd
Alfred Smith
IL. E. Barrett
W. F. Corkran
Salisbury
Messrs
Wu. I. Jackson
W. L. Gooding
Zion
Dover
A. D. Davis
J. W. Hammersley
J. D. Rigg
W. M. Warner
Wesley Church
Warren
Willard E. West
John H. Beauchamp
Fred. E. McKinzie
John W. Wiley
George W. Bounds
Wm. H. §. Loller
Theodore I’. Beauchamp
George P. Jones
O. W. Devenish
James W. Fogle
Thomas B. Cooper
Wm. C. Hurst
van P. Northrup
John I. Simms
Henry G. Budd
C. H. Payne
Board of Education
Bishop Warren
A. S. Mowbray
S. Murray
W. R. Mowbray
JSS
Tract Society
Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society
Conference Academy
American Bible Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Episcopal Fund
W. P. Compton
Chestertown
George W. Todd
Conference Board
Heaconess Work
Joseph Pyle
General Conference
Marriages and Visits Highlight Denton Notices
Mr Ollie Bloxsom and Miss Helen W Bishop wed in Philadelphia. Isaac J Moore named delegate to Maryland Annual Conference in Baltimore. Mrs Pennel Cooper to reside in Philadelphia with her son. Various locals visit Baltimore and Dover. Public Entertainment Committee set for Colonel Ham lecture April 6 at Masonic Hall. New York Early Rose potatoes at 75 cents a bushel. seeds available. Railroad grading at Marsh Hope Branch in Delaware progresses.
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Ollie Bloxsom
Philadelphia
Helen W. Bishop
B. T. Callan
Isaac J. Moore
Caroline
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland
Alnott’s Memorial Church
Baltimore
Pennel Cooper and Son
Cooper
Annie H. Downes
Mollie F. Downes
T. Pliny Fisher
Dover
Sheriff Shaw
J. Earle Rochester
George W. Townsend
Delmar
Denton
Wm. H. Anderson
Marshall
Preston
Worcester
L. T. Vosmus
Maggie Corkran
Grove
Easton
David H. Tubbs
New York
W. E.rown's
Marsh Hope Branch
Delaware
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Harrison Street
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Kingswood
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Madeley
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Mt. Salem
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St. Paul’s
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Delaware City
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Elkton
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Mt. Pleasant
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Dover District
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Galestown
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Georgetown
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Millington
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Odessa
E. P. Roberts
T. R. van Dyke
Piney Neck
William G. Chance
Pomona
T. B. Cooper
Poole
Rock Hall
James Carroll
Royal Oak
Edwin Gardner
St. Michaels
G. W. Burke
Salem Union
J. B. Merritt
Sassafras
W. N. Conaway
Smyrna
Adam Stengle
Still Pond
E. H. Nelson
Sadler
Trappe
Robert Rue
Wye-Starr
C. K. Morris
W. F. Cork
Ran
P. F. Asbury
C. T. Wyatt
Berlin
E. C. Atkins
Bethel
D. F. McFaul
Bishopville
F. E. Bloxton
Cape Charles
Warren Burr
Chincoteague
J. H. Beauchamp
Crisfield
J. P. Otis
Deal’s Island
H. S. Dulaney
G. W. Townsend
Exmore
B. J. Gibbons
Fairmount
C. 8. Baker
Frankford
J. S. Wickline
Fruitland
W. E. Matthews
Girdletree
H. C. Turner
Gumboro
M. D. Nutter
Holland's Island
James Conner
Laurel
Robert Watt
Marion
L. P. Corkran
Millsboro
E. G. Eiswald
W. H. S. Williams
Mt. Vernon
W. F. Dawson
Nantic
M. R. Hackman
Roxana
J. W. Gray
St. Peter’s
G. L. Hardesty
C. W. Prettyman
Selbyville
G. W. Hastings
Sharptown
T. N. Given
Smith's Island
T. F. Beauchamp
Snow Hill
R. T. Coursey
Somerset
W. B. Guthrie
Stockton
John Jones
Tangier
C. P. Swain
Westover
C. E. Hastings
Whitesville
G. W. Bounds
Concord
B. T. Seedars
Addie Beachamp
Stella Collins
Ella Beachamp
Emma Hubbard
Bessie Kennard
Lila Saulsbury
Anna Saulsbury
Winnie Johnson
Ben Welch
Terry Nichols
Emmett Johnson
Dennis Nichols
Fred Beachamp
Walter Beachamp
Public Entertainment Committee
Colonel Ham
Masonic Hall
Fred. R. Owens
William H. Deweese
M. B. Stephens
John H. van Gesel
Edwin C. Fields
Allan S. Martin
Albert G. Towers
N. Alex Hutson
Enoch George
George A. Denkyne
M. Bates Stephens
Howard Melvin