Editorial Notes on Isthmian Canal and Public Affairs
The Isthmian waterway remains a major controversy in Congress and press. The Baltimore Sun raises funds for milk aid to needy city babies, while Governor Goldsborough forms a Maryland educational survey commission with potential Rockefeller or Carnegie support. Bell predicts Europe travel by air in 13 hours. Daniels orders banning alcohol on Navy vessels after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
B. Howard Griswald, Jr
Baltimore
James Alfred Pearce
Chestertown
J. McPherson Scott
Hagerstown
Maryland
Rockefeller Foundation
Carnegie Foundation
New State Laws Highlight Broad Restrictions and Penalties
The Journal notes May 9 coverage of strict concealed weapons prohibitions with fines up to $1000 and two years in jail, plus varied chapters addressing street solicitors, fruit wagon taxes, railroad trespass, game seasons, infectious disease reporting, wildlife, vaccination, marriages and divorces, drug shape and poison labeling, fishing licenses, and a remark on a Spanish oak in Christ Church cemetery.
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House of Correction
Tree Surgeons of
Dover
Christ Church Cemetery
Paints on Tomato Growing Methods
The article outlines soil, fertilization, and cultivation practices for tomatoes. It notes rich warm sandy soil, heavy manure and potash, lime top-dressings, and specific fertilizer blends. It covers planting spacing, trellis setups, pruning, pest control with paris green and lime, and blight spraying advice. It also warns about flea beetles and pollination issues affecting fruit development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorhees
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Obituary for Thurston Henry Died May 16 1913
In sad remembrance of my dear brother Thurston Henry who died May 16 1913. I shall meet him some bright morning by waters fair. One year since we laid you to rest and folded your cold hands in silence. NETTIE LONG. Also Talbot county court notes ninety seven damage cases against Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and American Ridge Company for ice gorge losses. Cupid at Vassar at Federalsburg by Seaford youths appeals to other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Henry
Talbot County
Port Deposit
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
American Ridge Company
Tyog
Pennsylvania Seeks Democratic Senator Victory
The Baltimore Sun and New York Tribune push to defeat Penrose in Pennsylvania with Roosevelt support. The alliance aims to discredit Penrose and promote Palmer, while Pinchot is seen as less suitable. The piece notes Palmer as a strong, experienced option and comments on local political dynamics and a poultry feeding tip.
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Baltimore Sun
New York Tribune
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Pinch
the Tribune
Palmer
Pinchot
Bonaparte
Public sale of real estate in Denton Maryland by Nuttle heirs
The heirs of the late William K Nuttle announce a public sale at the Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 PM. The offering includes multiple Caroline county properties described as the Holbrook Place and town lots in Denton with improvements and rent, plus two additional plots on Fountain and Third streets. One-third cash with balance by first mortgage or full cash option. Title papers at purchaser expense. Frederick B Nuttle.
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Court House
Denton
Caroline County
State of Maryland
Denton-Greensboro
Russell’s Mill
Passaone’s Landing
Hughes Lumber & Coal Company
Wilmer B. Parker
Silas Layton
Liber J. S
Greensboro
Main and
9Th Sts
9Th Street
Main Street
L. B. Towers
W. Brewster Deen
Fred R. Owens
F. P. Covey
William K. Nuttle
Maryland
William B. Nutile
Williston
Andersontown
Stone Road
Edward Neal
Charles Murphy
J. E. Hignatt
Holbrook
Third Street
Fountain Avenue
Frederick B. Nuttle
Price
Stevensville
Love Point
William E. Roe, Jr
William C. Less
John T. Price
TLE
Thomas J. Keating
James. T. Bright
Kent Island
Queen Anne’s County
Alexander Thompson
George R. Gaither
George R. Gaither, Jr
James T. Bright
T. Frank Seward
N. B
Public Sale Notice for Si las Layton in Maryland
The undersigned attorneys for Si las Layton announce a public sale at his residence on Main Street opposite the Holiness Church in Denton Caroline County Maryland beginning at 10 o clock a m on.
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Silas Layton
Main Street
Holiness Church
Denton
Caroline County
State of
Maryland
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Congress
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Pacific Coast
Magellan Straits
America
Europe
Alexander Graham Bell
Daniels
Navy
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State Board of Health
Wm. P. Bowlus
Str John’s College
John W. Noble
Preston
Young Bowlus
Young Noble
Annapolis
Mabel Quandt
Bertram W. Gore
West Lafayette Avenue
Nettie Long
Vassar
Seaford
Federalsburg
James Dixon
Easton National Bank
Mr. Dixon
Charles C. Nickerson
J. F. Frampton & Son
Nisi
Clinton B. Jarman
Matthew Andrew
Circuit Court
Equity
J. Kemp Stevens
Bee Todd
Harvey M. L. Thawley
Mary E. Richards
Sixth Street
Stevens Traction
KF. P. Covey
Frederic N. Nichols
Surrey L. Cooper
True Co
Thomas H. Everngam
Chas. W. Beauchamp
Tuckahoe Neck
Suiting's
C. C. Deen & Son
Fowling Creek
Hamburg
Cassimere
Madras
Oxfords
Oliver
Fowling Creek, Md
JI. WH. Nicol & CO
New York
Lis Brand
Selby
Denton, MD
Khnl Island
Mediterranean OF
Chesapeake Bay
James B. Bright
Centreville
Stevenavile
Kent Point
Pireachson
William J. Shawn
J. Sadler Cockey
J.C. Paca
Ida M. Bright
B. Harrison Bright
Esxecutors
Geo. A. Whiteley
N.asa
Stevens Ville
Rent Pont
Stoney Bar
EB Palmer
JS P. Kemp
Chesapeake Lay
Stuate
Slosensvile
Rent Point
James de Bricht
J. Freddie Carter
Strane Wood
Rastroad
Queen Anne’s
Queen Anne's County
Love Dale
Thompson Farm
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