Expiring on Popular Misconception About Church Support
The article argues that the Church of England is not funded by the state but by endowments and tithes from devout supporters across centuries. It cites opposition to disestablishment, notes the church’s divine independence, and uses examples of endowments and donations to illustrate ownership and revenue.
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Whiel
England
Mial
Liberationist Society
C Church of England
Wales
Maryland
Caroline County
St. John’s
Church of England
Gro
F. Braves
Meeting of the Middle Convocation in Denton Diocese
The sixty-ninth session of the Mid de Convocation of the Diocese of Easton meets at Christ Church, Denton, Tuesday to Thursday. Schedule includes Evening Prayer topics on three parables, missions, and the Christian life with sermons, Holy Communion, and prayer, referencing Matthew VI.
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Diocese of
Easton
Christ Church
Denton
Board of Missions
Early Church
Sudden Deaths Tap Caroline County Families
Samuel Tolson a farmer near Templeville died of heart disease Friday afternoon at Dr Evans residence. An inquest led to a verdict as read. Interment at Smyrna. Survived by Mrs Tolson and several brothers, ex-Caroline citizens. Harry A Clark of Cordova died of diphtheria after a week illness at 21. widow formerly Miss Warner. brother N E Clark of Easton. Charles E Newlee near Henderson died after long illness at about 43. widow and children survive. Annie Mussey daughter of Hon George W Mussey died on a train near Altoona while returning from Colorado Springs. Mrs Eliza Smithers widow of Andrew Smithers died at Dover aged 90.
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Samuel Tolson
Templeville
Evans
Esquire Temple
Smyrna
Tolsan
Ciroline County
Harry A. Clark
D. & Co. Railway
Cordova
Easton
Charles E. Newlee
Senderson
Newlee
Warner Newlee
Caroline
Annie Mussey
George W. Mussey
Dover
Altoona
Colorado Springs
Eliza Smithers
Andrew Smithers
Dover Snnilay
Dem row in Queen Anne’s and Baltimore trip notes
In local chatter at Todd’s store, talk centers on fast horses and a possible second “Alix.” A boy loses a fingertip at a wheat drill near American Corners. Fire damages a straw stack. Visitors include Miss Lila Saulsbury in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Miss Annie Alford depart for Baltimore. Political events feature Democrats uniting behind Henry and Miles, a Centerville rally, and remarks on tariff reform and free trade. The Queenstown Denton railroad right of way list names landowners. About $7,000 of canned goods recovered for Percival Le Roy & Co. after writs of replevin.
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Todd
Alix
T. A. Daffin
American Corners
R. H. Salsbury
Lnch
Lila
Annie Saulsbury
Baltimore
Monumental
C. W. Todd
Annie Alford
C.st. Johnson
Georgetown
Del
Georgia Boone
T. H. Everagain
Queen Anne's
Henry
Miles
Centreville
Messrs
Congress Matt Rayner
Cleveland
Rayner
Lis
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Percival le Roy & Co
Howard Bryant
Couple & Shwbbard
Charles W. Webster
East New Market
Burton W. Parker
American Corner
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Lowell
Worcester
Bryant
le Ray
City
Sun
Local Notes On Farms And Opened Businesses In Town
Farmers report corn sales at five to six paisa cent per bushel while shipments continue. Sweet potato yield prospers as harvest proceeds. Miss Bessie Messick of Bethlehem visits cousins Miss Georgia Stevens and Miss Maggie Stevens. Ella Nowell opens a dress shop in Williston. Agnes W Cooper opens a millinery store. Ridgely resident Alice McCloud spends week with J H Richardson near Ruthsburg. J S Mancha and daughters from Anne Arundel county visit Caroline friends. Clinton Roberts builds a residence on Maple Avenue.
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W. T. Roe
Denton
J. JH. Nichols
Chantanggua
T. Pliny Fisher
George T. Redden
Denton Bridge
Hackett
Jas. Nobie
Preston
Bessie Messick
Bethlehem
Georgia
Maggie Stevens
Ella Nowell
Williston
Alice McCloud
Ridgely
J. H. Richardson
Ruthsburg
J. S. Mancha and
Anne Arundel County
Clinton Roberts
Maple Avenue
Templeville Improvements Reported
Mrs Dr Knotts advances an addition to her newly bought property while the academy at Templeville undergoes repairs and improvements. Mr S H Fhihurty also repairs his local property.
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Dr. Knotts
S. H. Fhihurty
Williston Opens New Millinery Store by Miss Agnes Cooper
Miss Agnes W. Cooper of Armstrong Cantor & Co Baltimore has opened a fashionable millinery store in Williston. She offers latest Indies hem wear ribbons velvets feathers birds wings and related accessories at low cash prices or in exchange for country produce.
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Agnes W. Cooper
Armstrong, Cantor & Co
Baltimore
Williston
State Convention Dates Highlight October and November
The State S. 8. Convention will meet at Frederick on October 0th and November 1st with a program on Sunday School work. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Grami mar, Rev. Dr. James T. Edwards, and other talents. Travel reduced via rail and steamship. The Rev. Samuel D. P. Wallis honored for long service at Christ Church. District reports note Denton county Sunday school attendance and transfers of pastors. Duck hunting season opens in Maryland in two weeks with stricter game laws boosting expected canard populations.
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Frederick
Maryvbund
Manaentent. &c
Tiramimar
James T. Edwards
Samuel DP. Wallis
Christ Clawe
TSS
St. Stephen
Houstons Branch
House of God
Sarah A. Hoffnan
German Reform Sunday School
Ridgely
Denton
J.B. Graham
Buresville
Elk Neck
Cecil County
M. I
Galestown
Dorchester
Eiders Barett
Adams
Vincent
Central M. E
Maryland
Susquehanna
Fireman Drowns Testing Steamer Wheel at Denton Wharf
Joseph dews rolored a fireman of the steamer Avalon and twenty five years with Maryhaid Steamboat Company drowned at Denton wharf Saturday afternoon. While testing the side wheel with an assistant engineer a sudden partial revolution threw them off balance the engineer caught and the fireman fell overboard with a wrench in his hand. He disappeared and the body has not been recovered after a long river search.
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Joseph Dews
Avalon
Maryhaid Steamboat Company
Denton Wharf
Emersons sue for fraud in patent kiln agreement
Victor L Emerson and Annette J Emerson by Ex Gov Vir Pinkney Whyte sue Standard Dry Kiln Co Albert I Bemis and Robert Elliott in Baltimore City Circuit Court to set aside an agreement for assistant of letters patent for dry kilns and to enjoin sale or assignment of patent rights A parallel suit in City Court by Victor L Emerson seeks $20000 for alleged deceit and fraudulent representations
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Victor L. Emerson
Annette J. Emerson
Vir
Pinkney Whyte
Baltimore City
Standard Dry Kiln Co
Albert I. Bemis
Robert Elliott
Bemis
Eliott
Victor Lt. Emerson
Albert T. Bemis
Robert Edliott
Dist inguished Son of Caroline and Early Battles
A feature on General E L Taidcastle, born in Denton, detailing his West Point, Mexican War, and Civil War era service, then notes on his later career as a banker and landholder in Talbot County, followed by a social section listing multiple marriages in Centreville and nearby, and a local secondhand catalog and Farmers Alliance notices with officer elections and cooperative plans.
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Baltimore
EL. F. Taidcastle
Aston National Banth
Bor
Denton
United States Military Academy
West Point
Corps of Topographica Engineers
U.S.A
Hoe
Meaivo
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Winfield Scott
Wallant
Tontiras
Cherubusco
California
Lighthense Band
Talbot County
Orhut's Acme Unit Opens Fall Winter Addition
More than 18 000 visitors toured Orhut's Acme Unit at its fall and winter opening and public unveiling of an expansion. The store was festively decorated with paint and potted flowers, flags along the walls, and an orchestra performed as shoppers viewed the displays. The spacious layout included 100 seats, restrooms, and convenient package check areas, inviting guests to feel at home while browsing without obligation to buy.
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Orhut
Acme
Luke
Advertising agent named for Jumber Bros. firm in Philadelphia
AJ A. Christian of Greensboro is appointed advertising agent for Jumbers Bros. Philadelphia. Lown Wilkinson and his uncle Dr. J M Wilkinson have bought out Cowgill Drug Co. at Dever and will run the business locally. Numerous local residents travel for work and visits, including Norwood Pa, Willow Grove, and Baltimore. The Chesapeake rescues crew of the B W Bramble after a capsize in Chesapeake Bay, with two drownings. Marriages include Greenlee Shively, Langrell Dukes. An ad remedy claim by Hattie Mason about Chamberlains Colic Diarrhea remains.
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AJ A. Christian
Meg
Greensboro
Jumber Bros
Philadelphia
Christian
Lown Wilkinson
Mollie Wilkinson
Pliece
J. M. Wilkinson
Willow Grove
Cowgih Drug Company
Et Dever
Preston
James T. Cooper
Denton
Wmn. Fulton
C. B. Jarman
Baltimore
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Austia
Conn
Harry A. Roe
Thomas Green
Marydel
Wilkinson & Wilkinson
Dover
Bessie Rochester
Mid-Autumn Specialties Debut Month Bargains
A regional market promotes October deals with enticing offers on local specialties. Promotional copy highlights value and variety for patrons seeking autumn treats and goods. Names, dates, or specific locations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Dress Goods Display Includes Wide Gingham and Cloth
The ad invites ladies to browse a stack of dress goods including ginghams galicoes and blue cloth. It notes assorted prices and a sale on fine suits at $1.16 cash or $1.25 in trade, with other goods at discounted rates and sugar syrup offered cheaper by fifty percent compared with county prices.
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Stevens
Williston
Fix Up Your Stores Fittings for Sale Here
Fittings for sale with affordable prices. Example listings show 4 inch joints at 6e per joint and 5 inch joints at 5e per joint. Additional details reference 6 inch joints at L5e per joint and a variety of sizes available.
Allnut Brand Ladies Fine Shoes Offer
Advertises Allnut brand ladies shoes described as high quality and stylish. Mentions price range from cents to 3.50 per pair and notes expanded stock of general merchandise with many new lines. Calls readers to come and view the goods.
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Allnut
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Peron
Robert PF. Brattan
Carolne Couty
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