Local Notices and Advertisements from Talbot County
A compact roundup lists shopads and events from Williston to Ridgely. Boots and shoes at W R Bree ding, caps from J H Nichols, oil tanks planned for Chestertown, and a broad schedule of local activity including rail depot建设, election day measures, rabbit and partridge season, school reforms, church events, and notices of deaths and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Breepding
Williston
Standard Oil Company
Chestertown
J. H. Nichols
W. A. Cohee
Samuel Porter
Ridgely M. P
Talbot
Messrs
Frank W. Redden
N. Alex Hutson
Harry A. Roe
Amanda Saulsbury
Academy
Edward P. Foote
Foote & Wagner
Edward P. Foote & Co
Day and
Todd
Mr. Lord
Mendelssohn
Baltimore
Epworth League
Masonic Hall
Queen Anne’s
Pam
Jos. H. George
Hardcastle
Helen C. Emory
W. R. Martin
Talbot Court
Richard Green
Green
Emory
Russum
Harry C. Wright
Charles E. Rich
L. J. Henry
Democracy's Great Gathering in Caroline County Rally
A large crowd greeted speakers at a Denton county rally led by Thomas A. Smith. Henry R. Lewis chaired, with Alonzo I. Miles arguing for Bryan and Sewall and criticizing McKinley era politics. Attendees hailed the Democratic cause amid emphasis on monetary reform and labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton Bridge
Court House Square
Thomas A. Smith
State Central Committee
Whic
Henry R. Lewis
Harry Daily
Nathaniel Horsey
S. H
Jonathan W. Keir
Willsin T. Kelley
Henry F. Stowell
George T. Redden
Miles
Princess Anne
Chicago
St. Louis
Mr. McKinley
Henry M. Teller
Willian J. Bryan
Silver Party
Wall Street
McKinley
Democrats Hold North East Shore Meetings Across Maryland
On Wednesday at Marydel and Henderson, then in Preston and American Corner, Democratic speakers including H R Lewis N I Cooper and Gen H R Kenney and John D Hawkins addressed crowds. Joint Delaware Maryland gathering at Burrsville and Bridgetown meetings followed. local vendors advertised salt prices at J H Nicholls Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
H. R. Lewis
N. I. Cooper
Denton
H.R. Kenney
John D. Hawkins
Dover
Lewis
Cooper
Henderson
J. T. Blades
Choptank
Lee Meyers
Baltimore
Preston
George T. Redden
Harvey L. Cooper
Henry Kelley
American Corner
Delaware
Maryland
Burrsville
James H. Hughes
A. H. Cavall
Bridgetown
The Congressman from Caroline life sketches
A long historical sketch of Thomas Culbreth and contemporaries, tracing military policy debates in Congress, militia versus regulars, and the army’s size. It covers votes, salaries, and the naval budget, noting key Maryland figures and ongoing partisan clashes. The piece closes with local political notices and medical remedy advertisements.
Stub system for ballots to deter vote buying
The article describes a ballot design using a detachable stub showing voter name and number to prevent Tasmanian hedge. After marking, ballots go to judges. misaligned ballots are rejected. Stubs are kept in a separate box and destroyed before counting at day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
Australia
Couttt
Farmers organize county committee for Institute program
At a meeting of farmers last week director William L. Amoss named the Caroline county committee. Members span eight districts with appointees including Cashe Lamb Carter Jarrell Weaver Jackson Kerr Garey Nattle Douglass Messick Noble Wilson Tolsinger Saulsbery Curtis Holsinger Thor Everngam Todd Howard. They chose subjects for winter nesting program: poultry colored yolks green manures picking grading marketing fruit feeding dairy stock vegetable gardening insects spraying weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Amoss
Caroline County
William H. Cashe
William G. Lamb
Edward Carter
Willian A. Jarrell
M. Luther Weaver
Robert UH. Jackson
Jonathin W. Kerr
T. Fred. Garey
William B. Nattle
James H. Douglass
Robert M. Messick
Alexander Noble
J. J. Goslin
L. M. Till
Bayard Nichols
John E. Wilson
Paul Tolsinger
William E. Saulsbery
Henry T. Curtis
J. P. Holsinger
F. P. Thor
T. Mr. Everngam
W. C. Todd
Charles Howard
Federalsburg Wins Eastern Shore Cycle Championship
Federalsburg scored a decisive victory Saturday to win the club championship of the Eastern Shore and claim the handsome pennant and trophy cup for next season. J W Stowell led with four of seven amateur wins while Phelps of Cambridge swept all three professional events. United effort split the inter club scores Federalsburg 47 Chestertown 42 Cambridge 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
J. W. Stowell
Federal Cycle Club
Phelps
Cambridge
Stowell
Chestertown
American Corner and Local Meeting Highlights
Wheat seeding finished and corn husking underway as the carning-houses close for the year. Mrs Noble opens a village millinery shop to fill a long felt need. Redman's Hall hosted a Bryan Sewall Miles Free Coinage Club gathering with Indies present. Redden Cooper of Denton and Kelley spoke on campaign issues. another public meeting planned with more speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Redden and Cooper
Denton
Kelley
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Children Endorsed
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for children and effective at first sign of hoarseness or croup. Mothers are urged to keep it on hand, noting it also treats colds and whooping cough. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by local merchants in Denton Hillsboro Ridgely and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jupp
Denton
Jopp
Nancy Wright
I. K. Wright
Bridgeville
J. E. Horney
Philadelphia
Delaware
George Larrimore
Henderson
Baltimore
Ridgely
Senator Smith
Caroline
Spencer C. Jones
N. A. Dunning
National Watchman
Washington
Dunning
United States
Ohio
McKinley
Bryan
Wat. T. Kenney
Caroline Co. Preston, Md
Thad
L. W. Kiehlein
South Laston
Evo
Chas. T. Kilian
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Hugh Duffy
Willsboro
R. J. Colston
T. M. Keynes
Ph. G
Wampum Pharmacy
Wampum Pa
Hillsboro
Married Exports-Davis in Templeville church ceremony
In Templeville M E Church on October 21 1896 Rev C F Sheppard joined Mr Gurntoy Knotts and Miss Hattie Davis both of Templeville in marriage. On October 25 Frederick Boyles and Miss Nola Walls both of Queen Anne's county were wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Templeville
M. EB
C. F. Sheppard
Gurntoy Knotts
Hattie Davis
Boyles—Walls
Frederick Boyles
Nola Walls
Queen Anne's County
Arguments Against One Standard in Silver Debate
A letter to the Journal argues the silver demonetization claim is false and supported by figures from Carlisle in the New York World. It cites historical silver and gold prices, production shares, and ratios, criticizing Bourke Cochran’s stance and noting economic pressures on laborers and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
New York World
Europe
Moreton Frewen
Bourke Cochran
Bourke
Belmont
Morgan
Aged Mark Twain Voice in Political Battle Across Storms
The piece portrays John Bull’s frame as shaken by suppressed emotion while Youke stands as a war general of the day. It casts a dramatic gods battle amid calcium carbonate powder effects, praising Senior Senator Gorman and his stern battle array as the people express delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Yourke
Gorman
Joun Henry Keene
Lookout for Violations by Maryland Democrats
Notice from the Democratic State Central Committee in Baltimore urging vigilance against Election Law violations in Maryland. Warns of penalties for false personation and multiple voting, calls for active Democratic challengers to report infractions and assist officers for prompt arrest and punishment. Also includes brief obituaries for Louisa Baker and Annie Marie Kline with memorial tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimiore
Democrats of
Maryland
Republican Party
Hattersly W. TalBort
Harry Welles Rusk
School Board Adopts Goldsborough Building and Awards Scholarships
The school board met last Tuesday and ordered payment of the balance to the Goldsborough building contractor. Miss Helen W. Brohawn won the county scholarship at the Maryland Institute. Marydel Academy’s vacant room was leased to the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. Miss Bertina G. Dawson received a second grade teaching certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Helen W. Brohawn
Maryland Institute
Marydel Academy
Order of United American Mechanics
Bertina G. Dawson
Dress Goods Bargains At W E Brown Millinery
In a millinery store W E Brown announces stock of dress goods including remnants of worsteds and calicoes offered at special bargains. Eggs accepted for all goods milinery and drugs. Come and choose before depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Local weddings and social visits span Caroline County
A church wedding in Bethel M E Church unites J L Stevens of Philadelphia and Edith May Trice of near Farmington Del with a reception at the bride’s home and a Philadelphia honeymoon. The piece also lists upcoming nuptials and numerous social visits among residents from Preston to Baltimore and Derby to Harrington, Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel M. FE
Blake
J. L. Stevens
Philadelphia
Edith May Trice
Richard Trice
Farmington
Del
Mendelssoln
Asabel Elwyn Smith
J. Frank Smith
Milford
W. Golden Wooters
Burrsville
Robert Ross
Vernon
Ernest Trice
Harrington
Pennsylvania
New York
Thomas Shelton Birdseye
Derby
Connecticut
Mary Anna Birdseye
Charles C. Jump
St. James Church
William T. Callahan
Cordova
Ellan A. Tarbutton
Swallie E. Tarbutton
Poplar Ridge
Skipton
I. Virginia Wooters, Hobbs
Mabel
Gertrude Smith
Delaware
Frank Willis
Willis
O. M. Hignatt
Georgia Stevens
William T. Andrew
Medora Andrew
East New Market
Preston
Jennie Stevens
Baltimore
Samuel Lewis
Emmn Hyde
P. W. Stewart
Percy Stewart
Hambleton
Caroline
William E. Temple
Ridgely
Church Hill
Wilson M. Tylor
Leander R. Hooper
Easton
Denton
Daisy Naudain
Middletown
Ella E. Moore
Greensboro
William Stevens
Sallie Stevens
Marie Jacobs
Bridgeville
Blanche Davis
Federalsburg
Kate Hopkins
Matthew Chilton
Thomas Longfellow
Bertha Graham
Goldsboro
Mary Smith
Engineer Abler
F. P. McShane
Z. P. Steele
Fire destroys Denton area home of George T. Redden
A Denton fire yesterday afternoon razed the residence of George T. Redden. Flames broke out on the kitchen roof and spread quickly. Denton’s fire company arrived promptly but lacked water to combat the blaze. occupants removed furniture and ceased efforts. The house was insured for 600 dollars with Cecil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Redden
Denton
Fire Company
Cecil Company
Corn fodder feeding test at Mayland station
Mayland Agricultural Experiment Station tests show that a mixed wet fodder with chopped corn is most digestible and yields more flesh and milk than dry separate feeding. Mentions salt 60c bag and ground alum, plus ads for shingles, plastering, ready-made clothing, and Hopkins steamed hominy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayland Agricultural Experiment Station
Patterson
Adams & Cannon
Cannon, del
Hopkins
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Wy & Stige
C. By. North
Lige
Public Business Calendar
the Local Department
Our Republic
Sewall
Mgr. Amkles
Thos. A. Ssutu
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Joshua W. Miles
A. Suitru
Tam
A. P. Gorman
J. H. NicHolls
Thomas Cullieth
Simkins
Monroe
Smith
Cobb
Williams
North Carolina
Simkits
ISIS
Bladensburg
New Orleans
Castine
Senate
Horse
Archer
Bayley
Little
Culbreth
West Point
Naval Peace Establishment
Cadbreth
Warfield
Arringiog
Hlourke Corkran
Mr. Keene
Booker
Louisa Baker
Louisa
Reformed
Louisa Souch
Hen Mama
Public School News
Visi Itorganed
W.R. Breepixe
T. Hutchinson
W. JR. Breepina
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