Local Journal highlights and notices from 1892
Governor Brown returns from Chicago and a facsimile of the official ticket appears in the Journal. forest fires destroy timber in Caroline. peach yellows found in district. Lizzie Sharp and Mrs Middleton assist at Williston revival. Charles Dukes dies near Williston. James Smith sentenced for assault near Kenton. Various court filings, school board meetings, and district education efforts announced. Jarrell & Nichols run Monday Thursday bargain days with gifts for purchases over twenty dollars. Mrs. Elizabeth Duhadway dies near Harmony aged 68. interment at Concord.
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Brown
Chicago
Journal Today
Caroline
Henry Page
Snow Hill
Jarrell & Nichols
County Teachers’ Association
Federalsburg
Williston
Concord
Lizzie
Sharp
Middleton
Charles Dukes
Martha Patton
James B. Patton
James Corbett Smith
Smith
Kenton
Orphans’ Court
William C. Satterfield
John Haynes
Sarah A. Layton
C.L.S. C
Jennie Griffin
Samuel Edson
U.S
James Swann
W. E. Brown
M. FE. Downes
G. W. Townsend
Circuit Court
Queen Anne’s County
Julia Ramble
J. H. Clegg
Meusa
Henderson
Marydel
Bridgetown
Jarrell & Nichols of
Easton
Elizabeth Duhadway
Lewis Duhadway
Harmony
Yabler
W. J. Duhadway
Wilmington
John Duhadway
Columbus Day Celebrations Across Caroline Schools
Caroline school districts held large Columbus Day observances with flag raisings, essays, recitations, and music. Greensborough Hillsborough Preston Henderson Wyatt Liden and other schools featured programs led by teachers and local officials, including proclamations, poems, choruses, and student drills.
Columbus Day Celebrations Across Federalsburg District
Federalsburg reports a districtwide Columbus Day program with school pupils, veterans, Red Men, and bands participating. Activities included flag raisings, proclamations read by teachers, speeches by Rev G W Todd and Col J M McCarter, music performances, class recitations, and parades through town, followed by baseball games and an evening festival.
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Henderson Academy
Mifflin Smith
Anna Price
Bertha Shull
Miss West
Mr. Jones
Mr. Stephens
Shull
Norman Straughin
Thomas H. Gough
Federalsburg
E. J. Goslin
Katie Hobbs
G. W. Todd
J. M. McCarter
Chambers
Hobbs
Lula Gullett
Eva Davis
Columbus
Mr. Chambers
Williamson’s Free School
Mary E. Weaver
E. W. Williamson
Frank Nuttle
Bertha Anthony
Mable Towers
Ethel Towers
Bessie Towers
Lee Anthony
the Golden News
Louw Anthony
Elmer Stokes
Winnie Towers
Nora Stokes
Nellie Anthony
Anna Towers
Marydel
Albert Chandler
M. J. Stephens
Harmony
Minnie Fields
Harry Wickham
James Corkran
Carrie Deen
Emma Lane
Oakland
Mattie Chase
Trial opens in murder case of Dr Hill near Millington
The trial of ring negroes indicted for the murder of Dr James H Hill near Millington Kent county began this morning in Curstrertown with Judges Robinson Wickes and Stump. Nine defendants pleaded not guilty and witnesses including Mrs Hill testified.
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Joahus Baynard
Henry Hurtt
John Potts
Plummer
Frank Plummer
Kelley
Morgan
Dodd
Fisher
Hill
Death of Mr Elijah Wignatt in Concord district
Mr Elijah Wignatt aged sixty five died suddenly at his residence near Concord on a Wednesday after husking corn and killing a beef. Heart disease caused death within twenty minutes. He was twice married and survived by Mrs Hignutt and five children. A prominent local figure, he served as constable, deputy sheriff and tax collector and owned considerable property. OLD AND RELIABLE money advances on grain consignments offered by A J W Sreevess at 202 South Charles Street Baltimore.
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Elijah Wignatt
Concord
Jefferson
Large Harrington mass meeting draws Democratic lights
A Harrington mass meeting draws Delaware's Democratic leaders with talk of Wayne MacVeagh possibly attending. The event follows tariff reform debates and a strong push by local Democrats, with speeches across Centreville Whiteleysburg and Harrington. Voters urged to turn out, amid talk on women in politics and local political activity.
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Harrington
Delaware
Wayne MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Pennsylvania-Delaware Boundary Commission
B. L. Lewis
Harrington Democracy
Alfred Smith
Euston
Ir N
Alex. Hutson
Harrington Democratic Club
Messrs. Russum
Nfodson
Centreville
Local notes from Henderson and surroundings amid school events
A Hesslborough area update describes a coon hunt at Blall's Cross Roads, a shop theft of checks totaling 350.30, Mrs. Sparklin’s illness, medical travel for Lynne Duffey, and Columbus Day at a public school. It covers church dinners, sermons, campus music classes, construction, birthdays, deaths, and local farm and home improvements with multiple named residents and places.
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J. A. al Morgan
Near Here
Mr. Morgan
M. E. Sparklin
Lynne Duffey
Hugh Duffey
Washington
M. E. Church South
Cleveland Democrats Rally as Tariff Debates Roil County
A mix of political letters and local notes traces Cleveland and Democratic support amid tariff debates. Readers praised honest leaders, attacked plutocrats, and urged unity while listing community events, appointments, and upcoming conventions across Maryland towns including Denton Preston and Federalsburg.
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