Murder trial in Denton ends with Price found guilty
Marshall E. Price is found guilty of first degree murder in the Sallie Dean case. The court condemns him to death by hanging, with Governor Brown to set the execution date. The trial spanned several days with extensive testimony from witnesses and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall E. Price
Stemmer Lannan
Albert League
Denton
Sallie E. Dean
Frey
Seibold and Gault
George Mills
Williston
Lannan
Baltimore
Price
Harmony
Delaware
Maryland
Cher Irwin
Masonic Hall
Wickes
Stump
Messrs
Russum & Lewis
Millard F. Taylor
J. Kemp Stevens
Robert J. Jump
Edwin H. Brown
Albert G. Towers
Berry
Clerk Fields
Marshall Everett Price
Sallie Elizabeth Dean
Brown
Jacob Dean
Stephens
Jacob W. Dean
Sallie
Port Deposit
Mr. Deen
Marshall
Tie
Clarence Deen
Clarence
Thomas H. Todd
William Poole
Veen’s Field
Christopher
Agner
Mr. Williamson
Ife
Walter Todd
S. J. Langrell
German Wright
Mr. Todd
Corkran
Hind
Caroline County
Seibold
Marshal Frey
Charles Ross
Priday
A. Grant Corkran
Mr. Russum
Russum
Albert Gault
Mr. Seibold
Mr. Gault
Gault
Dulindway
Marshal Prey
Jacob Frey
Mr. Carkran
Marshall Price
Sallie Dean
Taylor
Grand Jury
Guilford
Sarah Elizabeth Dean
Frank Brown
Old Bank Notes From Greensborough Remain Memorabilia
Three decades have passed since the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank suspended operations at Greensborough. Old notes circulate occasionally, resembling current bank notes and fooling clerks. When detected, the issuing bank seeks returns, asking for redeemer while Cashier West at the Denton National Bank replies in courteous but unhelpful terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensborough
West
Denton National Bank
Town Notes on Homes and Visits
Ridgett reports Mr. Charles Turner’s new house near completion promising to be one of the prettiest in town Mrs. Pennington travels to the cities this week for summer millinery Brigden Day near completion of a neat office beside their factory townspeople attend the Price trial in Denton this week A R Brigden moves into the McShane property recently bought by Mr Charles Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena E. Gore
Vienna
C. M. Lloyd
B. F. Nichols
Federalsburg
Jonathan Evitts
Lankford
Wm. T. Downes
Greensboro’ Station
Baltimore
Dorchester Standard
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Charles E. Todd
Concord
J. E. Nichols
George H. Moore
William Stevens
E. E. Goslin
Christ Church
Denton
M. E
Adams
Ralph T. Coursey
Snow Hill
Ridgely M. E
Elkton & Southern Railroad
Cecil
G. T. Redden & Co
Denton Bridge
Hicks
Messrs
James M. Bennett
The
Baltimore Nees
E. E. Coyle
Baltimore Morning Herald
Harry West
Baltimore Sun
J. Albert Curry
Philadelphia Public Ledger
W. W. Busteed
Centreville 03
New York
Jennetta Sadie Reynolds
Annie M. Reynolds
Wilmington
Centreville
Reynolds
Alice
Captain Wilson
Ida V. Seward
Oxford
Easton
Frederica, Harrington & Denton Electric Railway Company
Delaware
Robert W. Reynolds
Ezekiel Fleming
Hezekiah Harrington
Beniah L. Lewis
Benjamin Whiteley
Henry A. Rick
Leander S. Hopkins
Beniah Tharp
Robert H. Smith
Clement A. Harrington
William Tharp
Alfred H. Cahall
Francis A. Porter
George A. Denkyne
Henry R. Lewis
Harmony
Marshall Price
Florrie Dean
Grant
German Wright
Price
Marshall
Mary
German
Walter Todd
Minnie Williamson
Joseph Price
Russum
Alice Dick
Harmony School
Young Wright
Branch Hill
Jacob Dean
Langrell
Charles Ross
Ross
Fowling Creek
W. H. Deen
Stephens
Mr. Leonard
Charles Turner
Pennington
Brigden & Day
A. R. Brigden
McShane
Charles Jackson
Dance and literary events draw Queen Anne Hillsborough crowd
A Friday evening Cordova dance drew many young ladies and gentlemen from Queen Anne and Hillsborough. The Epworth League literary department opened a series of entertainments at the M. E. Church. All other sports paused for fishing, with Izaak Walton’s disciples numerous in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
Hillsborough
Cordova
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Izaak Walton
Rebuilding of Tunis Lumber Mill After Fire
The W W Tunis and Bro Lumber Co rapidly rebuilds their mill property destroyed by fire. The main saw and planing mill will be 60 by 120 feet with wings. Saw mill capacity set at 20 000 feet daily and planing mill at 30 000 feet daily. Yards were not burned and orders continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Preston
Francis Friend
Luslie Dean
Chas. E. Stevens
James II
Jerome Frampton
George Bishop
John Duhadway
Tle Iulso
Todd
Miss Dean
William E. Penniman
Baltimore City Medical College
Clark
George W. Seibold
Dover Bridge
Newark
Elkton
Tunis
Newspac
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