Local notices and happenings in Denton and county
The Denton Union is advertised for sale and various local items include politics planning tickets, business openings, and shop sightings. The Denton canneries closed on Monday, new creamery at Queen Anne, and Dunnock’s dress fabrics advertised. The courthouse platform, post office updates, and a fire at a Magno lia farm are noted along with school fund distributions and court activities in Caroline County.
Orphans Court Abstracts Powers For Two Estates
Thomas F. Johnson and Benjamin H. Johnson presented an inventory and appraisement of the deceased's personal estate and obtained an order to sell at public sale with creditor notice. Wm. C. Satterfield filed an inventory for John Haines and secured an order to sell the estate, with Frank P. Cava…
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Thomas F. Johnson
Benjamin H. Johnson
Orphans’ Court
Wm. C. Satterfield
John Haines
Frank P. Cava Adeafeferpes
Caroline County
Maryland
Lute
Benjamin SE. Johnson
Adur'rs of
Thos
F. Johnson, Sr
Dee'l
Mary E. Neal Deceased
Obituary notice giving basic identification of Mary E. Neal as deceased with sparse readable details from a damaged OCR.
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Eek
Tate
Mary E. Neal
Declines Offer From People’s Ticket Says A. Smith
A. Smith states he cannot support the People’s Ticket and must decline in support of the regular Democratic ticket. He explains he treats the People’s Ticket as a joke but feels compelled to clarify his position and uphold his principles. Dunnock's offers all-wool pants at 2.
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The
Journa
People’s Ticket
A. Smith
Rail steamer service boosts Baltimore Eastern Shore link
The H S Ford began Baltimore Claiborne service connecting with the Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad, carrying over a hundred tons of freight and drawing many passengers from as far as Berlin. The Thames River transfer boat laid up at Hay City, while legal actions involve the Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad and the Annapolis Short Line in suits for damages over ticket trafficking and contracts. A fire destroyed the Baltimore elevator A at Locust Point, with 150000 bushels of wheat lost and a $300000 net loss. Oak Grove station gains a new building. Cheswold gains a new agent.
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Ford
Baltimore
Claiborne
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Thames River
Hay City
Bay Ridge
Bay City
Baltimore &Eastern Shore Railroad
Berlin
B. S. Ford
Trun
Annapolis
Thomas Clark
Chester River
Edw. Caulk
Baltimore & Eastern Shore
Annapolis, Short Line
Easton Ledger
Willard Thomson
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad Company
United States
Nicholas P. Bond
Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line Railroad Company
Thomson
Baltimore and Ohio Elevator “A
Locust Point
Beniah L. Fleming
Easton
B. & E.S. Railroad
Light Street
Oak Grove
Cambridge and Seaford
S. B. Cooper
Henderson
Cheswold Station
Delaware Road
Water-rail chase ends in accidental shooting in Hisborough
Isaac Sparklin accidentally shot Abe Jackson colored, wounding him lightly though not dangerously, during a water-rails pursuit in Hisborough. The rest of the week brings local notes on farms, housing changes, visits, and a new telegraph link planned between Queen Anne and Hillsborough.
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Isaac Sparklin
Abe Jackson
Knotts & Thompson
Greenley Clark Wedding At St Pauls Trappe
Miss Nellie B Clark wed Dr Thomas W Greenley at St Pauls Trappe in a ceremony led by Rev J E Jackson with Rev Geo F Beaven assisting. Attendants included Mary Young and James F Clark. James Brian gave away the bride. Organist was Thomas A Councell. National Encampment notes: B&O R R offers round trip fares Oct 6–13 for travel to the event region with return by Oct 19. Read Pinnock's ad.
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Nellie B. Clark
Isaac Davis Clark
Thomas W. Greenley
St. Paul’s Church
Trappe
J. E. Jackson
Whitemarsh
Geo. F. Beaven
St. John’s
W. A. Kirby
E. W. Hughlett
Mary Young
Balto
James F. Clark
James Brian
Baltimore
Visits and engagements noted in town this week
Notable visitors include Col Thomas Aughiett Easton Dr I L Lewis J A Smith R H Smith Harrington James Burchinal Dover Frank Hardesty Felton J O Haskins Baltimore Frederick Fountain Chestertown Ezekiel Cooper Dover W S Simpson Milford. Wedding cards issued for H Dick Allee Omaha and Juanita Coit Missouri Valley Iowa on October 14 at 7 pm.
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Col
Thomas Aughiett
Easton
I. L. Lewis
J. A. Smith
R. H. Smith
Harrington
James Burchinal
Dover
Frank Hardesty
Felton
J.O. Haskins
Baltimore
Frederick Fountain
Chestertown
Ezekiel Cooper
W. S. Simpson
Milford
Boodle and Bluster in Dunnock’s Price Down Show
A satirical jab lists bunting, beer, and a display while lampooningZZZ honesty, cant, and jargon in print. The verse mocks cheap prices from J F G Dunnock and the rabble rousing tone of a public sale or display.
Problems for Fruit-Growers Fine Apple Crop and Apple Jack
The article notes an unusually large and fine apple crop across the peninsula led by Winesap apples, with pressing issues of preserving fruit in October heat. It surveys shifting outlets like vinegar barrels and apple jack, and critiques peach growers on profitability, variety quality, and the need for prudent, modern farming practices and market strategy.
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J.W. Kerr
Maryland
Pentecostal meetings and church notices at Wesley Church
Rev T F Tabler reports a ten day Pentecostal meeting at Wesley Church starting October 11 with all day services on October 11 18 and 20 and 2 and 7 pm each day except Saturday Evangelists Lida Kenney Nettie Van Name and Lizzie Smith will lead services Other workers will participate The new M E Church at Nichols will be dedicated soon Rev A C Jones is conducting a revival at the church Rev G W Collison to preach at Laurel Grove school house October 11 at 3 pm and at Bloomery the same evening Friendship M E Church is being remodeled Serious illness of Rev Thomas O Ayres Mr Harwood Ayres of Delaware City Del reports his father the Rev T O Ayres formerly Salisbury district presiding elder now pastor of Delaware City M E Church is very ill with kidney disease Democratic Mass Meeting held at the Court House Ex Senator Goldsborough presided John P Poe Marion DeK Smith addressed the crowd After Years of Life Together Mrs Salena Anstett seeks divorce from husband Jacob Anstett near Ridgely both near seventy.
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Caroline
James Ahearn
Wye Mills
Concord
J. Frank Lednum
Bethlehem
J. Douglass & Co
Mercantile Busiess
Preston
Lednur
Vede Ledoum
Lion Bridge
S.C. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Centreville
Temperance Workers
Caroline County
M. E
Ridgely
T. W. Smith
E. M. Messenger
Federalsburg
Amanda D. Saulsbury
Hattie Hagadone
Flower Mission
Delancey Griffin
Helen Chambers
R. W. Todd
Greensborough
Messenger
Hunt
Mary Mowbray
Q. L. Morrow
Epworth League
Committee On
T. F. Tabler
Wesley Church
Lida Kenney
Nettie van Name
Lizzie Smith
Nichols
A. C. Jones
G. W. Collison
Laurel Grove
Bloomery
Friendship M. E
Thomas
Ayres
Harwood Ayres
Delaware City
Del
A. W. Woodcock
T. O. Ayres
Salisbury District
M. E. Church
Salisbury Advertiser
the Journal
Court House
Goldsborough
John P. Poe
Marion Dek. Smith
Journal
Farmer Brown Campaign Ballad for Maryland Senate
A spirited verse praising Farmer Brown as the Democratic choice to beat Bill Vannort, rallying labor allies and local figures from Baltimore and the state. The text urges a clean administration free of faction, strong labor support, and victory in the State House and Senate race with names like Gorman and Poe referenced.
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Farmer Brown
Bill Vannort
State House
Vaniart
Great Labor
Alliance
Baltimore
Vannort
Smith
Ford
Poe
Survey of G and F route reaches Denton
Engineer Hegarty's corps surveyed the line from White Oak crossing above Greensborough across multiple farms including Ed Maloy Satterfield Wooters Horsey and Garey lands to Main Street Denton. The first line will be completed next week.
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Hegarty
Denton
White Oak Crossing
Greensborough
A. Ed. Roe
Messrs. Ed. Maloy
W. C. Satterfield
Mr. Satterfield
Wooters
Nathaniel Horsey
Coker
Wisher Place
Henry Cohee
Loockerman
Messrs
Greenley
Annie Garey
Matthew Garey
T. Fred Garey
Maria Wilson
H. A. H. Mason
J. W. Wilson
Moses Butler
H. A. Roe
W. W. Lowe
Charles Stevens
Main Street
Mr. Stevens
Dr. George
T. Alex. Smith
J. Boon Dukes
Death of India Culver in Easton
Culver In Easton on September 30 cholera infantum claims India Bell Culver daughter of Elijah W. and Sarah M. Culver aged 1 year 2 months 9 days. The Prohibitionists announce a town meeting Tuesday starting at 10 morning with speakers governor candidate Edwin Higgins and others. Raf Swann predicts a large solo chorus and multiple instruments for temperance songs. George W. Raughley advertises 150000 peach trees for transplanting. Governor Jackson names E E Rogers Preston notary public.
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Edwin Higgins
Frank ‘Tucker
Raf. Swann
George W. Raughley
Tuckahoe Neck
Jackson
E. E. Rogers
Preston
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OOCTO
Levy Court
the Local Department
Denton Union
Denton Canneries
Gadd
Garey
Harry Lindley Company
J. W. Powell
Queen Anne
Mercury
William Fell
Allentown
P. W. Downes
Main's Circus
Hyde and Wooters
Dunnock's
Sheriff Shields
Marydel
Ida McIlvaine
James T. Cooper
Cooper
Thomas Draper
Magnolia
Frank Roe
William Loeckerman
Charles E. Todd
Oxford
Thomas A. Smith
Besgraep
Caroline County Circuit Court
Wickes
Stump
Talbot
Dorchester
Queen Anne's
Joseph A. Wickes
Cher Irwin
Wyatt
Stewart
Richardson
Jonathan W. Kerr
Foreman
T. Roberts
J Hutchinson Trice
James Green
Loseph Harrison
Wellington Heather
Peter W. Sullivan
Ihos
H. Jarman
Solomon M. Noble
Henry Bell
James H. Davis
Paul J. Hoffman
Wm. Morgan
Thos. J. Day
Wm. A. Noble
W. H. Thawley
Walter Booker
Jas. H. Horsey
Win. J. Gootee
Thos. H
Philip W. Downes
Robert L. Roberts
Appellee
Downes
Russum & Lewis
Frank J. Willouughby
Harrison Stokes
Stokes
J. W. Bryant
State
David W. Hignatt
Grant Roe
Lewis
Todd
Traverser
Denton Bridge
Chas. H. Gibson
Chas. S. Carrington
Wm. R. Martin
Chas. E. Shannahan
Wim. H. Adkins
James L. Walcott
E. H. Brown
Russum
John M. Robinson
Col. Brown
Mr. Smith
News of the Railroads
State and Local Politics
Frank Brown
Compton
A. W. Lord
J. R. Murphy
People’s
People
Col. Jones
People's
Carr
Parker
People's Party of the United States of America
Democratic County Central Committee
A. J. W. Stevens
Monumental
Stevens
Wm. Kilgour
Gibson
Mrs. Gladstone
Statenville
Sussex County
Wm. Hammond
Dunnock’s
Hisborough
W. H. D. Harper
Southern Methodist Church
William Boole
Chesapeake
Wheeler’ Line
Clark's Wharf
Minnie Wheeler
Lewis J. Sneed
Hillsborough
Greenley—Clark
Unilon
Ohio River
Pinnock
Personal
W. J. Davis
Henry Page
Peninsula
Sue Attix
Thomas Attix
Willian T. Williams
Philadelphia
Kenton
Charles
Charles J3. Harrison
Federalsburg Academy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Clark
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
G. Im. Russum
W. HE. Mowbray
Rev
A. T. Mowbray
New Port
W. H. Deweese
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Virtue
J.F.G
Church News
Salena Anstett
Jacob Anstett
James N. Todd
Armer Brown
Cleveland
Broad Chesapeake
Tongers
Howard
Carrall
Bill Vannett
C. B. Culver
Masonic Hall
Harry Linpsey
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Little Mabel
Lindley
Hobbs
Lanrner
Britt
George & Redden's Drug Store
J. T, Mullin & Son, Tailors, Oth & Market
Clothiers
Wilmington