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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
2
The hunting season begins with partridges rabbits squirrels and woodcock legal to shoot in the county. Lawful gun owners are urged to obtain landowner permission before hunting and to mind trespass laws. Nonresident licenses cost five dollars per year and safety is stressed amid hunters in the field.
Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal calls Senator-elect Gorman the Democrats best national leader. He argues last Tuesday’s vote shows Republicans still organized while Democrats are strong only in the South, urging unity and a focused campaign for 1904 led by Gorman.
Roland Burnham Molineux walked free in autumn air after a New York Criminal Court jury returned a not guilty verdict. Spectators cheered as his father Ger Edward Molineux, who spent about 100000 dollars on the defense, celebrated outside and at the Tombs Prison. The verdict hinged on handwriting on the poison package.
The article discusses the Fifth Amendment protection against double jeopardy in murder prosecutions, highlighting the long unresolved case of Molineux. It notes New York County spent 255000 dollars on the two trials, with 175000 for the first and 80000 for the second, underscoring the financial toll of lengthy litigation.
The Easton Ledger decries vote selling in Kent and Sussex, cites high corruption and calls for action to purge bribery from Delaware politics. It notes affected voters, party dynamics, and warns Republicans about future power shifts while pondering coal supply and voter apathy.
Public sale conducted November 26 1902 at the Pea Liquor Farm mill yard proceeds from building materials lumber and farm goods including corn hay fodder and other items. Items under ten dollars cash. over ten dollars credit six months with notes endorsed to the executor payable at Peoples National Bank Denton. Removal barred until terms are met. WILLIAM B NUTTLE executor. John W. Clark auctioneer. Albert G. Towers attorney.
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