Southern politics and Atlantic coast state notes
Republicans eye the South with covetous eyes and Senator Carmack of Tennessee argues the South will stay Democratic. Articles praise Booker Washington and rural labor relations while condemning Confederate imagery. Also reported: Maryland peach orchard history and soil cautions, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal sketch, Vest endorses Gorman for president, Carnegie library offer to Cumberland rejected, Baltimore’s Democratic strength, and Carnegie funds for Scottish university fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Carmack
Tennessee
McKinley
Lord Chesterfield
Dr. Johnson
Mr. McKinley
Spain
Alabama
Booker Washington
Pan American Exposition Marylanders and regional notices
Maryland figures at the Buffalo Pan American dedication with Latrobe and others listed. Telecommunication consolidation by Bell absorbs local lines. Ohio battleship launched. Alabama constitutional changes will require voter education. Pan American stamps arrive in Denton. local druggist extols Chamberlain’s Colic Medicine with customer anecdotes from Hartford. Local sales and trades noted in Denton Hillsboro Ridgely regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goldsborough
Maryland
Ferdinand C. Latrobe
Buffalo
Charleston
Frank N. Hoen
Reuben Foster
John §. Gibbs
Lloyd L. Jackson
Andrew D. Jones
Edward L. Bartlett
Herman Stump
William B. Clarke
Edward W. C. Fisher
Baltimore
Oswald Tilghman
Easton
Clarence H. Forrest
Chamberlain
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford
Conn
R. J. Colaton
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
T. W. Smith
Ridgely
Maryland peach tree claims largest in United States
Kent County Maryland on Eastern Neck Island at Allan Harris farm holds Crawford variety peach tree with 67 inch circumference and 22 inch diameter. It bore full crop last year and has never failed to bear. Three limbs measured 22, 29 and 30 inches in circumference. Also notes a medicine testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and various local notices including eclipse path near the Philippine Islands and a 1784 Methodist bishop sermon at Duck Creek Cross Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
United States
Allan Harris
Neck Island
Crawford
Maryland
Shoes Sale Promises Wide Selection of Fine Footwear
Beautiful Oxfords Oxford Ties Violet Dress Shoes priced 2.50 to 3.50 and a general stock of fine shoes, plus everyday footwear of approved material and manufacture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Gould
Anne Arundel
Kent
Washington County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington Star
J.pearce Graham
George Washington
Washington
Vest
Missouri
Gorman
Olney
Massachusetts
Carter Harrison
Hill
West
Wall Street
Andrew Carnegie
Cumberland
Baltimore City
Wellington
White House
The
Land
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Annapolis
Luther H. Gadd
Robert Moss
Scotland
New York Sun
Greensboro
Bell Company
Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Co
New York
Cape Charles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Ohio
Oregon
San Francisco
Caroline County
R. J. Colston
David B. Hubbard
Jacob Kinder
Liber L. H. G
David B. Kinder
Harvey L. Cooper
Court House
Bitlis
Bloomery
Federalsburg
Wm. W. Williamson
Michael Hubbard
Jonathan Evitts
A. D
Federaleburg
Prarty
Prarvey L. Cooper
Denton, Md
Pauie Sale
Dayton
John H. Vangesel
Queen Anne’s and
Caroline Counties
Sale In
Queen Anne's County
Queen Anne’s County
Centreville
Charles H. R. Merrick
Slider
Delaware & Chesapeake Railroad
Goldsborough
Ingleside
Baltimore Corner
Jerry Tribbit
Bridgetown
Said County
Ora Baker
Peach Orchard
FRAME
Carolina County
Eaid
Florence Newman
Miss Newman
Gray
N. Y
Philippine Islands
Africa
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
East India Islands
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Bishop Coke
Duck Creek Cross Roads
Barrett's Chapel
John Cole
Bertha Smithers
Queen Anne’s
Cambridge
Nisi
James W. Holt
Annie E. Wheeler
Elmer KE. Wheeler
C. C. Wheeler
Circuit Court
Elmer E. Wheeler
Charle W. Hobbs
Charles W. Hobbs
Board of ScHool Commissionres
W.S. Crouse
Hos
W. Jones
Elgin
Tri-County
WH. T. Jones
Rolph
T. J. Williams
Hobbs, Md
Edwin H. Brown
J. Frank Harper
Frank Sewarov
Trustvess
N. B
Lir Merrick
Queen Anne'a County
Clark
Jacob Gibson
Plains
Erse Nals
Mason's Bridge
Clark's Lane
W. W. Seward
Irvin T. Saulsbury
GC. W. Jackson
Odim
Acme
She Men
OEHM
Acme Hall
Baltimore St
Charles
Queen Anne's Railroad CO
Leav
P. Aia
P.M
Arriv MP
Leave. Leav
A. M
P.mja.m
Queenstow
Bloomingda Ae
Ils
Willoughbs
Anne Downes Tuckahoe Denton Hobbs
Hickman
Adamavill
Blanchard
Freenwood Owens Oakley
Lilendale Wolfe Milton Whitesboro
Overbrook
Lewes
Rehoboth
MIP. M
Delaware & Chesapeake Way
Oxford
Greenwood
Delaware
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Ellendale
Delaware, Maryland, & Virginia Railroad
Georgetown
Queenstown
Queen Anna
Downes
Hobbs
Queen Anne
Reatening
I. W. Troxe
D. Anies
Orphans’ Court
Margaret E. Towers
Thia
Henry F. Andrew
Margaret E. Towera
Standard Oil Company
Strairberry Baskets
Cc. L. Boehm
James H. Nichols
Great Valley
Jast, Mullin & Sons
Enoch George
T. Pliny Fisher
J. D. Eastman
J. Kemp Stevens
John W. Clack
Thawley’s Chapel
Dunkar
Martin Fo Allaband
John W. Clark
Liber L. I. G
Robert 5. Clark
Mark OL Smith
Joan W. Crank, Jr
Ilzary R. Lewis
Ocr
Tnue
Caleboc. Wheeler
Annie EL. Wheeler
Ada'r
Caleb GC. Wheeler
St. G
Anklam
Smithville
T. L. Day
Swing & Company
T.L. Day
Riddely, Maryland
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