Transit Schedule Fragments From Various Points
A fragmentary schedule lists departures at 8 35 A M from Points East and 10 15 A 3 O A R RR from Points West with lines for WGCA Mage from Preston 11 00 A M Steamer from River Points 12 00 M Via DX C L R from Points North 7 10 P M Via QC ALR from Points East 7 20 P M Via Q ALR from Points West and 8 00 P M Via DS C RR from Points North.
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QW. Alk. K
Wgca Mage
Preston
DX C.L.R
DS C.R.R
Levy Court to Meet May 22 Amid Budget Talks
Levy Court schedules a meeting for May 22 to review budgets and fiscal plans. The session will address ongoing funding priorities and departmental allocations, seeking alignment with county priorities and public needs.
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Circuit Court
Orphans' Court
Levy Court
Local notes from Denton and vicinity reveal trades and events
The report lists a Monday start for Towers ice factory, asparagus prices in Denton, dance invitations in Greensboro, and painting at Williston. It notes land sale in Miles River Neck, a Republican convention elector selection, bridge keeper appointment, notable births and losses, sailor line refurbishments, a house fire near Andersontown, and regional rail and steamboat activity with schedule details and local officials involved.
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Court House
Towers
Denton
Greensboro
G. Lacy Stevens
Willard C. Todd
Williston
B. G. Stevens
Mamie Downes
Mary
Annie Fisher
L. W. Trail
Wheatland
Miles River Neck
Talbot
Richard W. Bailey
Chicago
First
R. M. Messick
Caroline County
L. B. Towers
George M. Russum
Interior Department
Washington
Robert B. Dunning
Easton
Ed. Harris
Hillsboro
George C. Moore
Harris
Linwood Todd
Doverbridge
Elmer Sinclair
Selby Smith
Ridgely
Purnell Johnson
G. Lacey Stevens
Chesapeake
Wheeler Transportation Line
Minnie Wheeler
Bennett Todd
People’s National Bank
Todd
Wilmington
Caroline Counties
Dover Bridge
Greensborough
Hillsborough
Arthur Wooters
William T. Callahan
Cordova
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
Rehoboth
Downes
Hobbs
Charles J. Alford
Andersontown
William H. Deen
Alford
Wheeler Line
Russum
James W. Holt
Elmer E. Wheeler
Stephens Named State Superintendent of Public Education
Governor Smith appointed M Bates Stephens to be State Superintendent, with a four year term and a $35000 annual salary. The Caroline county educator has led county schools for fourteen years as examiner, modernizing school property, libraries, and academies. He is a Democrat, respected for financial acumen and apolitical duty to public education.
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M. Bates Stephens
Smith
Stephens
Caroline County
Martin Bates Stephens
Tuckahoe Neck
William B. Stephens
Kent County
Delaware
Caroline
Captain Stephens
Burrsville
Greensboro Academy
Democratic State Central Committee
E. B. Prettyman
The
State Normal School
John D. Worthington
Harford County
Eugene Wathen
Anne Arundel County
Thomas 8. Stone
Prince George’s County
George W. Joy
St. Mary's County
Alexander Chaplain
Talbot County
State Superintendent of Public Education
State Board of Education
State Board
Baltimore
Superintendent of Public Education
Notices of officials and residents in Maryland region
A list names several officials and academics including Monard Examiner F Eugene Wath en Anne Arundel. L C Quinn editor Crisfield Times. Prof A C Hanley Charles. Prof N G Weimer Allegany. A G Palmer Garrett. Rev Z I T Webster Frederica. Rev S M Morgan Snow Hill. Rev J P Heisse Washington DC. Dr J C Clark Springfield Hospital. It notes Mr Stephens new office duties will be light except at times and that his many Caroline friends may see him in his home area.
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Board of Education
Stephens
Thomas Fell
St. John’s College
George F. Beaven
Caroline County
Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
E. B. Prettyman
State Normal School
Katherine K. Hobbs
Washngton College
Charles F. Raddatz
Baltimore City College
C. L. Vincent
The
Snow Hill Messenger
John D. Worthington
Harford
L. L. Beatty
Queen Anne’s County
George Biddle
Cecil
H. M. Rowe
Baltimore Business College
Wilfred Bateman
A. F E. Sadler
Queen Anne’s
W. H. Dashiell
Somerset
John T. Thompson
J. C. Clark
Springfield Hospital
Caroline
Heath
Overhead crossing planned on Light Street Baltimore
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway proposes an elevated sidewalk on Light street to protect excursion and steamboat passengers. Spanning Pratt to Lee, the wooden sidewalk would rise above the street on steel supports, with access from side streets and no surface disruption.
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B.C. & A. Company
Baltimore
Light Street
the Sun
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
Pratt Street
Lee Street
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad Company
Frost Damages Strawberries Amid Peach Orchard Losses
Caroline county fruit growers faced a frost that damaged Lloyd and other stout stemmed strawberries in full bloom, with Thomas A. Smith estimating 13 percent killed. Weaker varieties and those near the ground may suffer, peaches and other fruits showing no clear damage yet. Experts say berries have little injury, though a few are frozen, and peaches may later reveal effects.
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Caroline
Lloyd
Thomas A. Smith
Federalsburg Commences Class of 1900 Graduation
County commissioners direct Clerk Whitby to send Dr. J L Noble health officer to a State Board of Health meeting in Baltimore May 17 18 and to ship terra cotta pipe to Slog Island wharf and Choptank. Commencement at Federalsburg Academy lists graduates Elma Edgell Rufus Fleetwood Margaret Jennings Floyd Sparklin Hannah Stowell Blanche Stowell Edith Trice Nettie Williams with essays and recitations. A brief on rheumatism extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Local millinery offerings announced by Miss I J McIlvaine with styles for ladies and children.
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Whitby
J. L. Noble
Caroline County
State Board of Health
Baltimore
Federaulsburg
Federalsburg Academy
Presbyterian Church
Elma Edgell
Rufus Fleetwood
Margaret Jennings
Floyd Sparklin
Hannah Stowell
Blanche Stowell
Edith Etrica
Nettie Williams
Edith Trice
Miss Bird Officer
America
J. M. Lindale
A. D. Dick
Willams
Personal matters brighten Denton notes abroad and home
Cashier Wallace to spend weeks in Europe for health aboard the Rhein sailing May 23 from Baltimore. Mrs. Pfaff of Chicago visiting Denton friends. she will visit Washington before returning home. Many local residents and visitors are noted with travels, arrivals, and engagements across Denton, Caroline and nearby counties including marriages, visits, and social events.
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Charles B. Pfaff
Drueilla
Chicago
Baltimore
Wallace
George A. Wallace
Berlin
Orphans’ Court
Bennett Todd
Todd
F. Clarence Ramsdell
F. C. Ramsdell
Albertine Marie Enbury
Ramsdell
Windy City
Denton Musical Association
George C. Skirven
A. B. Woodcock
Woolen
Waterside
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
J. M. Woodcock
L. R. Brumbaugh
William S. Ridgely
Anne Arundel County
Caroline County
J. M. Barry
Ridgely
Olive Avenue
Rehoboth
Bertha Holbrook
Myra
Bessie Stevens
Trebbs
J. W. Kerr
Immigration Bureau
T. Pliny Fisher
Frankie Roberts
Richardson
Hope
Queen Anne’s
Hollingshead
Brick Hotel
Nellie W. Fisher
Mary Hobbs
George W. Townsend
North East
Caroline
Thomas Horsey
Laurel
M. J. Horsey
Judge Spruance Sentences Daily for Contempt in Dover
Judge Spruance in Dover sentenced Joseph S. Daily, a Marychel prominent citizen, to ten days in jail for contempt after juror complaints he tried to run proceedings. Daily’s friends were shocked by the sentence as local events note entertainments, entertainments, and estate matters among residents.
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Edwards
Clayton
Cora Pippin
Joshua Sparks
Local Social Notes and Visiting Calls Across Town
Mrs Conaway of New York and Mrs Thomas of Greenspring spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs William N Williams. Public schools closed and teachers Miss Valliant and Noble returned home. Mr Williams of Osborne Machine Company visiting town. James R Melvin and Miss Cora Montague spent Sunday with Greensboro friends. Mrs Cora Griffith returned from visit near Masseys. Mrs Frank Gough to enjoy new front porch. Miss Lillie Gooden visited Miss Alice Gooden near town. H C Gooden and Alonzo Cohee listed sick. B E Cubbage visited relatives in Felton. Eda Windsor of Wilmington visiting town. Montague family visiting Denton relatives. William Kenton returned home for summer. Lucy Jump visiting relatives in Goldsboro. Elva Goodon quite sick.
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Conaway
New York
Thomas
Greenspring
William N. Williams
Valliant and
Noble
Williams
Osborne Machine Company
James R. Melvin
Cora Montague
Greensboro
Cora Griffith
Masseys
Frank Gough
Lillie Gooden
Alice Gooden
Town
H. C. Gooden
Alonzo Cohee
B. E. Cubbage
Felton
Eda Windsor
Wilmington
Montague
Denton
William Kenton
Lucy Jump
Goldsboro
Elva Goodon
Epworth League to celebrate eleventh anniversary in Concord
The Epworth League Chapter of Concord M E Church plans a Sunday evening celebration marking the eleventh anniversary. Rev T F Beauchamp will lead the exercises amid a string of local visits and community notes from Preston to Federalsburg detailing school events, homestead improvements, and social visits across the region.
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Epworth League
Concord M. E. Church
T. F. Beauchamp
I. T.nuttle
Corinne Mowbray
S. G. Nuttle
Federalshoro
Federalsburg
Bette Clark
Tuckahoe
Dr. Ward
C. T. Goatee
Adamsville
A. E. Anderson
N.T. Nuttle
Ella Trice
Herring Catch Report and Baltimore Visit Note
Three hundred twenty five thousand herrings were said to be caught at these places during the week ended April 25. Mrs. Ida Brohawn of Baltimore has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wright. The Journal, subscribers pay here.
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Ida Brohawn
Baltimore
W. M. Wright
Revival Disturbs Baltimore Crowd Leads to Church Critique
Rev Sam Jones opened revival meetings in Music Tall Baltimore drawing large audiences. He denounced modern churches abandoning traditional rules and warned the Methodist Church risks dying within a decade if it ceases preaching gospel. He praised some denominations yet dismissed current church vitality and miracles. Asbury M E Church Smyrna forms ushers union. Rev C Orr to lead at Evening Lights church. Epworth League grows Central. Rehoboth Campmeeting buys land for tabernacle. Woodlawn camp meeting starts July 31 with Rev George W Bowman in charge.
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Sam Jones
Music Tall
Baltimore
Great
Methodist Church
Chicago
Salvation Army
Maltimore
God
Yda
Episcopalian Church
Asbury M. E
Smyrna
A. S. Mowbray
M. E. Church
Woodlawn
George W. Bowman
Clean up premises and fences before the doctor’s call
A letter urges homeowners to tidy yards and lime fences to keep air and surroundings pleasant. It stresses neighborly duties, even in busy life, noting the doctor may visit despite one’s efforts. The author, J.L. Nosne, signs off with a rural communal plea.
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J.L. Nosne
Does It Pay to Huy Cheap German Syrup Advise
An ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissue, destroys germs, soothes inflammation, aids expectoration, and promotes rest. Sample bottles are offered at local druggists in Denton Maryland and Marydel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
R. J. Colston’s
Denton
Rickards & Co
Marydel
Local Homes Under Construction In East Denton Area
Lumber is being placed for J H Bernard dwelling foundations completed for James H Brown cottage in East Denton will soon be ready for occupancy Charles E Wilson plans to move his house back from the street and add a front porch B W Parker foundation laid at Gay and Sixth streets Card of Thanks from Mus Eama Johnson Concord Md May 7 1900 Mr T Fred Garey has lime in barrels supply of lime available
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J. H. Bernard
James H. Brown
East Denton
Charles E. Wilson
B. W. Parker
Gay and
Sixth Streets
Eama Johnson
Concord
Odd Fellows purchase mansion near Ellicott City for the indigent
Fraternal members across the state note the Grand Lodge purchase of a scenic mansion 200 feet above the Potapsco river to aid the poor and infirm. The Denton Main Street dust issue is raised with proposed clay and gravel surfacing after grading. The city’s growth, new buildings, and local school honors are also observed, with several civic notices and advertisements interwoven.
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Odd Fellows Fraternity
Ellicott City
Patapsco River
Grand Lodge
Denton
Easton
Salisbury
Cambridge
Chestertown
Centreville
Snow Hill
Willoughby’s
Susie Willoughby
Edwin Breeding
Clarence Breeding
Anna Beachamp
Daisy Satterfield
Edith Porter
Bertha Dean
Joseph Willoughby
Maud Willoughby
Carrie Deen
R. A. Davis
Berlin
Smyrna
Harry A. Roe
Isaac Pennewill
T. L. Day
Swing & Co
George W. Marshall
Union Republicans
Delaware
David Kline
Ridgely
Spnthy F. Miles
Joshua W. Miles
Baltimore News
T. Pliny Fisher
Federalsburg
J. N. Richards
Cure Cold In One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
An old medicine advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims every drugstore will refund the money if the medication fails. E W Grove’s signature appears on each box. 2350.
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E. W. Grove
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Denton Journal
Public Business Calendar
Boarrd
the Local Department
Pepe
Chamberlain
R. J. Colston
Hough Duffey
Trilsboro
I. J. McIlvaine
Europe
Thomas R. Green
Elizabeth Pippin
Washington, D. C
Julia Day
Maryddel
James A. Wilson
Dragoo
John L. Fisher
John T. Trax
Kilby Calloway
Spencer W. Calloway
Henderson
Preston Academy
M. E
Walton
W. T. Kelley
State Board of Dental Examiners
John Dean
Railroad Avenue
Stack
J. Frank Ledman
New Hall
Ella Weary
Dover
Del
J. B. Fletcher
W. Lee Wheatley
Isaac Noble
Emme Stevenson
Col
Bertia Stevenson
Thomas Anderson
Oxford
Minnie McCarter
P. N. Collins
Lulu
J.M. Lindale
Odd Fellows
M. EB
Academy
E. E. Goslin
Chambers & Kinder
Harry Flaharty
Trustees OF the Public Schools
Henry C. Wisher
Albert W. Sisk
Fisher
Jones
South
Normal
Ethel Anderson
Ethel Cade
Mnabel Clark
Mattie Moore
Esther Webster
Bessie Smith
Messrs
T. S. Garey, Jr
Chalmers Brumbaugh
George Merriken
Dr. Weidman
W. W. Rickards
MV. HL Meather
C. Gooden
W.G. Carrow
Chas
Jump
Bee Tree
J. FF. Strauglin
George N. Jones
Robert Pippin
Robert Jarrell
William T. Jarman
W.C. Wharton
Edinburgh
W. G. Smith
Amos Everett
Himima H. Nuttle
Stella Todd
Ema Stevens
Liden
Til Meloney
Zeb
Fountain
Thos
Melvin
Williamson
E. A. Williamson
Willian J. Nuttle
Gravely Branch
George W. Towers
Charles H. Todd
Harvey Towers
James Grovell
Trice
Joseph F. Koop
John Moward
Harmony
William J. Deen
John W. Williamson
G. S. Todd
Smythson
R. W. Carroll
H. F. Andrew
Isaiah Christopher
Grove
W. D. Taylor
G. K. Kelley
Alva Lane
John N. Dean
Bethleheim
F. I. Thomas
A. J. Messick
I. Payne
Hynson
Andrew T. Covey
John T. Parker
Elisha Hubbard
James S. Willis
G. M. Taylor
Peter Cook
Nichols
J. F. Smith
Robinson Nichols
W. EH. Bowidle
Concenl
Hmina Johnson
Mollie Tides
Kate Collins
Smithyville
W. Bullock
Frank Wright
R.G. Anklam
Chestnut Grove
W.T. Wilson
M. J. Sullivat
Aml
George F. Smith
EH. Harris
Saille T. Davis
W. A. Noble
Ilouston
Hranch
Abram Walters
John Brown
Edward Williams
Sickory
W. D. Matthews
Joseph Ross
Carl Henry
Harry Locke
Alex
Henry Bridgetown
J. Wesley Clark
Boon T.oockerman
Charles Lewis
Armisted Williams
Richard Nichols
Tour Taylor
William Grimage
Prank Bell
Walter Tribbett
Hainesville
Lewis Thomas
Lloyd Haines
Wim. E. Fountain
Bureau
James H. Ross
Thomas Hubbard
LH Stanford
John Webb
J. Washington
John Adams
Dover Road
James Chase
Francis Webb
Whi. V. Sharp
Marsh Creek
Jas
R. Webb
M. P. Horner
F. Friend
Johns
Aaron Johns
George Pinkett
John H. Johns
American Comet Federalsburg
Hicks Slerner
Levin Cephasast
Camper
Mission
James H. Friend
Anthony Thomas
H. Hammond
Udgely Solomon Wilson
George Clark
C.M. Pritessett
John E. Clifford
Norwood House
Norwood
N. Y
Danton
Hugh Duffey
Flnharty—Thomas
Edward Fluharty
Rosalie Thomas
the Journal
Church News
King Lime Company
J. H. Barrow
Preston, Md
T. Fred Garey
Lewes
Annie W. Fields
Edwin C. Fields
Henry R. Lewis
Janes D. Neal
James D. Neal
J. Pliny Fisher
Curtis Davis
Ridge Street
Bridgeville Road
Rufus C. Harris
Sissignes
P. Fisher
Hac Heivye