Monument Unveiling at Caulk's Field Honoring Gen Philip Reed
A large crowd attended the Caulk's Field monument unveiling near Tol Chester in Kent County for Gen Philip Reed, who defeated Sir Peter Parker's British forces in 1814. The event included a luncheon, speeches by Rev Christopher Denroche Capt C A Leary and William M Marine, a choir, and a return steamer excursion for guests.
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Caulk’s Field
Tolchester
Kent county
Philip Reed
Peter Parker
Baltimore
Thomas Hill
Christopher C. Denroche
C. A. Leary
William M. Marine
Albert K. Hadel
Chestertown
W. W. Chapman
Christ Church
I. A
COL
Sir Peter Parker
Maryland
United States
Georgetown
Kitty Knight
Benjamin Chambers
Reed
Wilson
Kent Island
Chester river
Neck Island
Caulk
Worton creek
Colonel Reed
sonally
Sir Peter
Parker
Lieutenant Pierce
Pierce
Waltham’s
Captain Wicks
Wicks
Chambers
Fairlee
Truth, Authority, and Courage Through the Ages
A meditation on truth as rising over authority, praising those who spoke and lived the truth despite danger. It cites Socrates Galileo and Rabbi Jochanan ben Saccai, notes self interest and hypocrisy as barriers, and urges fear of God over fear of neighbors.
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Socrates
Galileo
Zachariah
nature
Israel
Jochanan ben Saccai
God
Wellington blasts Pearre in interview on election outlook
United States Senator George L. Wellington told a Baltimore Sun reporter that Republican Kennewey will defeat Pearre. He predicted Democratic gains in Montgomery Washington and Frederick counties and said Allegany would go for Kennewey. He urged a recast of the State GOP and noted he would back Kennewey and that he plans to be active again when Senator McComas runs.
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Baltimore city
Congress
United States
George L. Wellington
Baltimore Sun
Kennewey
Pearre
Montgomery county
Washington
Frederick counties
Allegany county
Republican party
Kenneweg
McComas
New coal oil stoves rise in popularity this fall
Numerous fuel articles appear as coal oil burners gain traction in cities due to coal shortages. Ordinary oil heating stoves see strong demand while bricks soaked in coal oil or improvised devices using tomatoes provide extended heat. A lamp wick like combustion feeds oil through ashes for a long burn.
Printing shop ad promises quality engraved and printed items
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CHICKERING
MATHUSHER
BUSH & GERTS
WEAVER
LUDWIG
Mason & Hamlin, Weaver and Carpenter
WHEELER & WILSON
J.W. WHEATLEY
The
Denton
AND
FLOUR EXCHANGE
T. FRED. GARE
J. H. MEDFORD
aratione
OPTICLITAN
SMITH
Ridgely
JAMES T. COOPER
Undertaker
DCA
Cooper
Main street
druz atore
JON W. CAUSEY
WM. DENNY
SeC’Y AND TREAS
Kentlounty Marine Insurance
DOVER
DELAWARE
MUTUAL
Icein Force
JOHN T. CARTER, Jr
L. IRVING JONES
AULNT
Greensboro, Md
ALEX. NOBLE
Preston, Md
STEWART & Co
Posner Bros
HOWARD
LEXINGTON STS
Prof
P. Caldou Cameron
Lyons
BOC
Howard and
MASONIC BUILDING
J. HARRY ROSE
WhaShN
Pear
ieee
Pea
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Home
New York
Planters' Mutual
Washington county
GILBERT HAGARDONE
DFATON
T. H. Evans & Company
Light Street
Caulk’s
Mr. Marine
sonny
Mr. Blank
Adolph Guttmacher
Madison Avenue Temple
Baltimore Sunday Law
Democrats
Vanviver
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