Organize the fire company prompt ly reported here
A jumble of local notices mentions a range of civic and church affairs. Denton area updates include pension grants for Harrison Johnson and William Stokeley, a law office addition by James XI Todd, a revival at Harris Chapel, and a Wilmington Conference date set for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Johnson
Greensborough
James XI. Todd
Bishop Adams
Christ Church
Felton
James Cain
Brownsville
Del
Harris’ Chapel
Webster
Australian Ballot Rules Stated for Caroline Election
The article explains ballot marking in Caroline next Tuesday elections. It describes voting by filling the large square emblem or space beside a party name, and cautions that marking the emblem or name designates a vote for all candidates under that party unless a specific candidate’s name is marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Mney
Nani
Nate
Neanes
Omarkal
M. BE. Church South
Hillsborough
Prohibition Ticket Drafts District Congressional Candidates
A Prohibition party ticket lists candidates for the First Maryland Congressional District in the Fifty-Third Congress and for the Fifth District in the Fifty-Fourth Congress. The document outlines party alignment and nominee names seeking federal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Democratic Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Denton Area
A Denton area Democratic meeting drew a full house as Chairman Stephens opened the gathering in the town hall. Ex Senator John F. Dawson presided with Col J H Douglass and Alexander Hardcastle Jr as secretaries. Joshua W Miles spoke on tariff reform and free trade, pledging active support for Cleveland administration policies and a continued push to repeal the McKinley tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
John F. Dawson
Col
J. H. Douglass
Alexander Hardcastle
Jen
M. V. B. Heather
W.M. Price
Robert Jarrell
Nathaniel Horsey
Jacob Gibson
F. R. Malone
John N. Garrett
Clement Noble
Frank W. Redden
George G. Dixon
R. I. Ledman
4. T. Reynolds
Edward E. Goslin
Frank Nichols
J. C. Clark
John W. Clark
George H. Beaven
John E. Wilson
Elisha D. Park
W. D. Lucas
Edward Saulsbury
Fighth
E. W. Liden
James 5. Willis
B. W. Parker
Dawson
Joshua W. Miles
Mr. Miles
Caroline
Congress
Cleveland
Morrison
Mills
Wilson
Congressman Catchings
Ingalls
W. Laird Heury
Miles
Robert P. Brattan
Democratic Party
Henry
Congessman Wilson
James EB. Ellegood
Salisbury
Lloyd Wilkinson
Greensborough
Messrs
Henry and
Wilkinson
George St. Moore
Mozart Hall
McShane
Ridgely
Senator Smith
J.W. Simons
Owen Lynch
Thomas G. Clines
W. Laird Henry
American Corner
M. P. Watchinson
Hsg
N. A. Statson
J. Kemp Stevens
I. L. Cooper
Preston
John Rumbold
TH. K. Cooper
N. A. Watson
Denton
Th. Tl. D. Stanford
Silisbury
Bridgetown
H. R. Lewis
Alexander Hardcastle, Jr
N. A. Hutson
W. T. Deweese
Thomas P. Green
Marydel
Jacob Rickards
Henry R. Lewis
Harvey J. Cooper
Henderson
Williamh. Whiteley
Tons. W. Laird Henry
Burrsville
Delaware Democrats
der. Theodore Saulsbury
Col. P. W. Downes
Wiliam Saulsbury
Smithville
Hickman
People’s Ticket in Two Consecutive U.S. Congresses
The item references the Fifty-Third Congress and the Fifty-Fourth Congress of the United States as part of a political slate or movement. The note implies a recurring or continued campaign or alignment across two successive congressional sessions.
Local business shuffle and rail line talk in Hillsborough
The article reports rumored sale of Clarry M. Thompson’s Holt mercantile, with Miles & Sparklin taking charge soon. It notes Engineer Troxell’s survey of a proposed Baltimore corridor rail line, and discusses political activity, local events, and shipping progress on the Queen Anne route toward Lewes and Rehoboth with emphasis on regional harbor potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarry M. Thompson
Johan W. Knotts, Jr
Holt
Messrs
Denton
Baltimore
Troxell
J. A. Morgan
Centreville
Queenstown
Lewes
Bays
Delaware
Chesapeake
Goldsborough
Greensborough
Simpson
Robert Goldsborough
Geensborough
Harrington
Tuckahoe Creek
Hillsborough
Cumberland
West Virginia
Delaware Bay
New York
American and Maryland Safety Heat and Light and Power Co
The American and Maryland Safety Heat and Light and Power Companies were incorporated on Wednesday October 24 each with capital stock of 50000. They will manufacture machinery and appliances for heating and lighting buildings and for furnishing power. Incorporators include Robt D Bradley George M Russum and George W Knell of Baltimore and Joseph Knell of Harford and Caroline counties. The Maryland company operates on the Western Shore of Maryland and in the District of Columbia with Joseph Knell Henry Barrenger Edward Wollman and Robert D Bradley among incorporators. Mr Robert D Bradley of Federalsburg is the inventor and patentee whose machines have been discussed in the JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American and
Maryland Safety Heat. Light and Power Companies
Robt. D. Bradley
George M. Russum
Caroline County
Joseph Knell
Harford County
George W. Knell
G. Lloyd Rogers
Baltimore
American Company
Maryland Company
Maryland
District of
Colubia
Henry Barrenger
Edward (. Wollman
Geo. W. Knell
Robert D. Bradley
Federalsburg
Lyceum Organized by Choptank Citizens
The citizens of Choptank formed a lyceum with officers elected: John Rumbold president Wd Wright vice president A Willey secretary and treasurer, John A Dillon and A I Dunham Sr judges, Thomas B Powers bailiff. Meetings set for every Friday evening with invited public participation and debate on chosen questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank
John Rumbold
W.d. Wright
A. Willey
John A. Dillon
A. I. Dunham, Sr
Thomas B. Powers
Energetic Progressive Journal Celebrates Forty-Nine Years
The Desxon Journal marks forty nine years in publication. Melvin Steele Johnson are congratulated for delivering a neat reliable and progressive journal. The anniversary notes honor patrons and a long list of culture milestones for the bustling neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertawia
Desxron Journal
Messrs
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Transcript
Pain Balm for Pain Relief Promises Quick Cure
For a pain in the side or chest a piece of funnel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on over the seat of pain gives prompt relief. It is said to prevent a cold from turning into pneumonia and to cure a lame back. For sale by W. I. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. I. Brown
Hicks Forecasts November Weather Across Regions
Hicks the weather prognosticator predicts a November with departing storms along the eastern coast then clearing and cold conditions central and western. He cautions on the lakes, notes lunar influences on storminess mid month, and warns of a cold wave following. Prohibitionists campaign with meetings across multiple towns including Concord Burrsville American Corners Williston Preston Grangers Hall and Denton Ridgely and are planning events with Prof dd W Wheatley expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Moon
Caim
Concord
Burrsville
American Corners
Williston
Preston
Grangers’ Hall
Din
Luckahoe Neck
Denton
Ridgely
Anthony
Dd. W. Wheatley
Baltimore
Millinery Shop Opens in Williston by Mrs Cooper
Miss Agnes W Cooper formerly with Armstrong Cator Co Baltimore opens a fashionable millinery shop in Williston offering latest ladies head wear with ribbons velvets feathers birds wings at lowest possible prices for each or country produce. Sheriff Berry advertises the Benjamin J Rosser land for taxes in to day’s Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes W. Cooper
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Baltimore
Williston
October real estate transfers and marriage licenses
October records list numerous property transfers in the Clark office with owners and acreages, plus marriage licenses granted by Clerk Fields. Notable items include several town properties in Ridgely and Denton, and marriages involving Eaton Phillips, Greenley Shiveley, Collins Vinton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Mancha
Brigden & Day
Ridgely
Franklin P. Herr
A. R. Brigden
W.L. Stafford
T. FE. Kelley
Robert Patton
Preston
MM. Wiggins
John M. Beaven
Willsboro
Mary M. Frampton
Benjamin F. Corkran
T. Pliny Fisher
Mary V. Ciears
Rufus C. Harris
Deekins
Bruck
M. Louisa Horsey
Phil. Schmidt
Denton
Francis Nichols
Perry Nichols
James N. Todd
L. R. Towers
Annie M. Haines
John W. Haines
Fimiva Culbreth
Willam E. Wilson
Elizabeth Mary Howard
Geo. W. Shepherd
Clerk Fields
George T. Eaton
Lizzie Phillips
David D. Greenley
Ella Shiveley
Hubert J. Collins
Nora 2
Vinton
William W. Murphy
Lida Williams
Benjamin BF. Hevalow
Mary Knieht
Tra Thomas
Camelin Jones
Franklin BE. Henry
Eliza Patenin
John F. Trixon
Eliza Berry
Alexander Turner
Mary G. Masten
Pretty Ellicott City Home Wedding of Taylor and Reynolds
Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor wed Jol Wallace Reynolds at the residence of Dre and Mrs. Alfred C. Taylor in Ellicott City at five o clock Tuesday evening. Rev. Wall Harrison officiated. The bride wore a blue tailor made dress and carried France roses while her brother Dr Taylor gave her away. The room featured white and yellow chrysanthemums and etherent flowers. An intimate reception followed for the immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre
Alfred C. Taylor
Ellicott City
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
David Taylor
Dover
Del
Dr. Taylor
Jol Wallace Reynolds
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington
John W. Reynolds
Felton
Wall Harrison
Taylor
Revival at Ridgely and local notices from Denton Md
Revival services at Ridgely M E Church closing list report two souls converted in one night while Rev Alfred Smith will preach Sunday morning with a love feast at 9 30. Also notices include a fall line of dress patterns and local business ads for ready made clothes and made to order suits from E M Baker of Denton Maryland with testimonials on Chamberlain's remedy and local goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Heffron
Federalsburg
Milford
Wilmington
Bishop Hurst
Cordova
Caroline
William H. Stokeley
Andersontown
J. Wesley Porter
Burrsville
Baaltimore
Denton
Bellevue
Pairbank
Easton
Jas. A. Smith & Bro
Ridgely
J. D. Kinzer
Maryland
Worton
A. W. Wayman
Tuckahoe Neck
A. M. EK
William H. Deweese
Fowling Creek
Z. H. Webster
M. E. Church
Miles
Webster
William J. Blackiston
Blackiston
Norman Comegys
Greensborough
William HH. Comegys
Philadelphia
Peninsula Methodist
Prohibition Party
Methodist
Alfred Smith
Ridgely M. Oe
C. St Leonard
Hienry J. Paseault
Henry Wilson
Welshton
Fla
Lone
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
E. M. Baker
Denton, Md
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Clarence R. Stevens
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A. J. Messick
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Joseph Harrison
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Railroad Avenue
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Squire Williamson
Geo. Stafford
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Bear Station
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Cooper
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RR. G. Powell
People's Ticket
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Prohibitionista
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Richard T. Carter
Richard C. Carter
George M. Russam
Levin Black
William Murphy
George W. Williams
Nynson
M. LE. Parsonage
W. W. Chaires
Dre. Frederick Dunning
McArthur Hypophosphite Company
Boston
Virginia
G. Thomas Morgan
Addie H. Starkey
Ames’ Chapel
M. P. Church
Lena Stewart
Annie Fisher
Denton M. E
Frederick
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Gb. C. Jones
B. H. Johnson
Charles G. Griffin
Me. Russum
Jonathan S. Willis
Charles H. Simmons
Farmington
J. A. Trazz
Julia Day
Annie
Victoria Roe
John R. Griffin
Aston
Mrs. Walter Bayliss
Aberdeen
Frank Dorsch
Lynn Percy
Cambridge
Reynolds-Taylor
Tk Dexrox Journal
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Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
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James T. Mullin
John IL. Torsey
James Chester
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