Local notices speak on campaigns and commerce
A Denton area column lists events, people and shifts from the week. Mentions are made of registration days, a mayoral and campaign speech at Masonic Hall, post office moves after a fire, church Sunday School picnic, and several local business updates including a coal yard, a saw mill move near Hickman, and a corn mill expansion. Also notes a Baltimore accident and Bryan campaign plans in Dover Wilmington and Denton via the P W B railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome A. Davis
Goldsboro
Li Hong Chang
Denton
J. H. Nichols
McShane Hus
Justice Stevens
van Gesel
Major Stewart
Masonic Hall
Cordova
J. F. Sisk
Denton Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Concord Campground
Atwell
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard C. Carter
Lenora Wey
Brown County
Tex
F. W. Wey
Greensborough
Mr. Wey
Waynesville
N. C
Reese Brown
Hickman
M. H. Smith
Smith
Louis J. Kalling
Daniel Miller & Co
Caroline
Baltimore
Board of Control and Review
Messrs. Day
Lord and Todd
C. H. Whitby
Frank Keating
Thomas J. Keating
Tas
Owings’ Mills
Howard County
J.C. Clark
Maryland
William J. Bryan
Dover
Bryan
Wilmington
P. W. & B. Railroad
William E. Stewart
Talbot
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Bryan and Sewall Club
Death of a Prominent Citizen Joshua Anthony
Death of Joshua M Anthony at forty eight after long illness including heart disease dropsies and kidney trouble. He was owner of Anthony's Flour Mills and Ames Chapel Sunday School superintendent. survived by wife Miss Ellin Lowe and seven to eight children. Funeral conducted at his residence with Methodist Protestant Church and Tim Proved Order of Haplasophs rites. interment Greensboro Cemetery. Community sympathy voiced. many neighbors mentioned social visits and local moving ahead as year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshin A. Anthony
Mr. Anthony
Robert W. Anthony
Anthony
Tie
Ames’ Chapel
Hobbs
Ellin Lowe
Esma Lowe
Bertha
Lala Anthony
Nellie Wright
C. Wright
Essa
Georgia
Melvin
H. W. D. Johnson
4. H. Webster
Denton
Olerating
Greensboro Cemetery
Haplasophs
Charles W. Hobbs
Jonathan Evitts
Jonathan KE. Towers
William H. Willey
Edward C. Adams
Sain T T. Norris
Anes! Sunday School
Joshua M. Anthony Waennas
Joshua M. Anthony
Anes
Methodist Protestant Church
Wurraras
Concord Epworth League Organized At Local Church
A Sunday night meeting at the Concord church organized an Epworth League with Rev. J. D. Reese as president and officers Mrs. Emin Nuttle secretary Miss Clara D Beachamp and Walton Trice treasurer. Other local notes mention cannery work peaches tomatoes and upcoming studies in Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Our Church
Epworth League
J. D. Reese
Emin Nuttle
Clara D. Beachamp
Walton Trice
Todd's
Ella Beachamp
Wilmington
Del
Golden's Business College
Eva Sullivan
Oxford
Addie Beachamp
J. W. Loekerman
Camden Cemetery
Denton
Bevan and Sewall Club Hosts Active Meeting
The Gamnpnaiga Club at Bevan and Sewall Club held a Thursday night meeting with strong attendance. President Redden presided while Dr. Robert of Ridgely addressed issues on tariffs monetary policy and financial legislation. Henry R. Lewis urged Democrats and Republicans to back bimetallism noting tariff and silver policies. Ridgely Free Silver Club heard Col St John read a speech by the ousted NY bank president. The Ridgely Bryan and Sewall Club plans Col Bryant’s appearance next month. he could not attend this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamnpnaiga Club
Bevan and Sewall Club
Redden
de. Bobert
Ridgely Cheb
ISSS
Herr
Henry R. Lewis
Great Britain
Ridgely Free Silver Ciub
Terr
St. John
New York Bank
Bryan and
Sewall Eluir
Ridgely
J. W. Bryant
Maryland voting rights debate prompts reform talk
A Maryland reader questions voter disqualifications including insanity and guardianship, urging change from party dominated elections. The letter challenges practices that allow potentially unsound voters and laments entrenched routines in Denton and Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournan
Maryland
Caroline County
Harry B. Mason
Denton
Humanity Will Be Right If Its Laws Flow Says Editor
A reader argues that humanity, though often abused in press tirades, remains essentially humane across cultures. The piece contrasts benevolent acts and global kindness with warlike modernity, praising the Golden Rule and lamenting political bombast. It notes summaries of local updates and obituaries, plus a small business note on shingles and building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insell
God
Israel
Christ
Nua
Job
Mungo
Park
Livingston
Stanley
Africa
Europe
Atlantic
Queen Anne's Railroad Efforts Stir Sussex Residents
A dispatch from Centreville reports Wilmer Emory returning from Georgetown Delaware promoting the Queen Anne's Railroad. Sussex residents favor closer Baltimore Peninsula trade and oppose the line as a feeder to Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore. Condensation proceedings may begin next week. lawyers Cullen and Richards aim to speed matters so the road opens with the next season. Workers build tracks near the Delaware line while project offices and depots advance. Walter Jones brings lumber for bridge piers and Uhler drafts a map of Queenstown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sr
Centreville
Wilmer Emory
Queen Anne's
Georgetown
Delaware
Gond
Sussex
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Peninsula
Emory
Wilmington
Messrs
C. W. Cullen
F. Richards
Queen Anne's Road
Burns
Troxel
Archibald Taylor
Delaware Railroad
Greenwood
DML & WY
Ellendale
Queenstown
Walter Jones
Frugineer Uhler
Thousands Gather for Baltimore Democratic Mass Meeting
Brean Chairman Talbott and City Committee Chairman Rusk finalized plans for a large Democratic mass meeting in Baltimore. Bryan is expected to draw a vast crowd at Mt Royal Avenue near Music Hall tonight after speaking in Washington. He will stay at Carrollton Hotel and travel by special train from the National Capital. The article notes heavy transport arrangements and large regional turnout, including Eastern Shore delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbott
Democratic State Committee
Rusk
Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Mt. Royal Avenue
Music Hall
Bryan
Washington
National Capital
Maryland
Carrollton Hotel
Democratic State Central Committee
United States
Calvert Building and Loan Opens Local Branch
The Calvert Building and Loan Association of Baltimore has just organized a local branch here with officers led by President James J. Wignntt and Vice-President Harry E. Ramsdell. James N. Todd serves as attorney, William E. Brown as secretary, with appraisers Frank W. Redilen and James E. Hignatt. A second similar group, the Guarantee Building and Loan Association of Baltimore, is forming a local branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Building and Loan Association of
Baltimore
James J. Wignntt
Harry E. Ramsdell
James N. Todd
William E. Brown
Frank W. Redilen
James E. Hignatt
Guarantee Building and Loan Association
Flore
Novick to PAIMERS Farmers urged to consult Sparks before fencing
Farmers planning wire fencing are advised to consult I. T. Sparkliun & Co. of Willshore, Md., before making fencing contracts for sale.
Pleasant party at Fields home in lower town
Tuesday evening a pleasant party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Fields, with a list of guests from Federalsburg to St. Michaels. Several marriages, moves, and visits are noted, including the marriage of Marion Dean to Nettie Miller in Christ Church, and appointments and health updates for local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Edwin C. Fields
Myraartis
Federalsburg
Amd
Va Younes
St. Michaels
Myra Larris
Iva Young
Mary Garey
Conie Reddon
Nellie Wilson
Lorn Downes
Annie Dukes
Cora Dukes
Mdna Cook
Lara Wright
Bertha Stewart
Ida Downes
Fred Nichols
Arthur Fisher
Ormond Downes
Charlie Stevens
Fred Towers
Albert Towers
Charlie Redden
Farry Whitby
Enoch Garey
Marion Dean
Queen Anne's County
Mis
Nettie Miller
Christ Church
George F. Beaven
William George Pollard
Mattie Murray
Joseph Carter
Queen Anne’s County
J. Watson Thompson
Greensborough Academy
Cambridge High School
Thompson
Greensborough
William FE. Saulsbury
Baltimore
Church
Saulsbury
T. Pliny Fisher
Benjamin C. Silverthorn
Silverthorn
Joseph H. Popper
Philadelphia
C. E. Roe
Burrsville
B. L. Lewis
Harrington
A. P. Sordau
Jessie Callaway
Henry R. Lewis
Greer Cooper
Tuckahoe Neck
Nellie Johnson
Albert Harrington
Del
Marian J. Woodford
Centreville
Elizabeth Dorman
Salisbury
Purnet! Johnson
Ella Cooper
Mary Maxwell
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
M. Ls. Coalbourn
Elizabeth Dukes
Madeline Murray
Eugene Murray
Dorsch
George F. Hopkins
Wilmington
Caroline
George G. Dixon
Preston
Cordova
Miriam Sheppard
Marydel
Edythe Beck
Smyrna
Charles F. Willis
Matthew Chilton
Sallie Walters
H. Smith
Denton Bridge
J. N. Bradley
Seaford
Maggie Stevens
Williston
Philip W. Downes
Maggie Murray
Orange Grove
Ndnna Jester
Kate Trice
Laura Beauchamp
Georgia Fisher
Engineer Troxel
Sermon Series on Prayer Begins Tomorrow
Rev Mr Webster launches a morning series on private and public prayer topics including Alone with God in Private Prayer Believing Prayer and Boldness in Prayer. Epworth League to lead Sunday services. Central meeting starts tomorrow evening. Wesley Church ladies host grove festival this evening. Bishop Adams preaches at Christ Church 10 20 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Webster
United Prayer
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Central
Ladies of Wesley M. E. Church
Burrsville
Bishop Adams
Christ Church
Hires Rooter Campaign Aid Promises Cheerful Rations
The gormandizer likes it because it is flue and cheap. The worksman values its thirst quenching blood enriching benefits. A mother says it keeps her boys at home. Americans favor it as a substitute for intoxicants. Campaign paraders will use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tragic Farm Death Ended by Justifiable Homicide
John I. Mullikin a well known farmer was shot by his 17 year old son Percy at their Centreville home. The coroner's jury found the shooting justifiable after testimony of abuse and whisky fueled violence. Funeral services held with family mourning nearby Bridgetown residents in deep grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
John IL Mullikin
Centreville
Percy Mullikin
Addie Muilikin
Percy
Mullikin
Mnilikin
J. W. Early
Muthkin
Bridgetown
Baseball Amusements, Robberies, and Local Notices
In Ellicott City Cardinal Gibbons defends harmless amusements like baseball as healthful and innocent. Deputy Sheriff Roberta Sadler of Queen Anne's county returns with two men arrested in Wilmington for robbing an express office in Sudlersville. Talbot county proposes a school savings bank with incorporators named. A large J. C. Godwin Co. display ad appears. Schools reopen September 21. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by druggists Daugherty Bros. Indiana Pa and H M Urey Fredonia Pa. sold locally by Wm E Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Cardinal Gibbons
T. Sadler Roberta
Queen Anne's County
Wilmington
James Noland
George Wilson
Sudlersville
Talbot County
Messrs
M. B. Nichols
Edward M. Hardcastle
Robert A. Dodson
Alex. Chaplain
Daniel M. Long
J. C. Godwin Company
Hopkins
Messrs. Daugherty
H. M. Urey
Fredonia
Wm. E. Brown
Denton, Jr. Duffey
Wilsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely, Md
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Prestan
DO & GC
Wes North
Stige
Public Business Calendar
Circuuit Court
Orphans’ Court
Levy Cook
the Local Department
May
Jane Christopher
Mitern
James T. Kemp
William Denney
J. W. Lord
Pan! Durest
Camden
N. J
Durest
Alex. Wright
Thomas Wilson
Newton
Smithson Church
W. Towers
Harmony
Wooters
Linwood Todd
Ella Gossage
The
Grove Parsonage
Ewing
W. HL. Deen
Getleuy
Qouldsborough
Prick
Dobility
John Price
Cannon
Carroll
John F
Ida Cannon
T. Hutchinson
Queen Anne's Balbona
Brean
Baltimore News
Harford County
John M. Finney
Turford
Finney
John Herbert Claiborne
Virginia
Huilding and Loan Associations
Vikeco Vieitora
Church Notes
Toco
Tilos
S. Hodson
Prudential Land Co
No. BE
Lexington St
Baltimore, Md
Svisan
Nerson
KR. M. Messick
Beth Hee
Yenre
Aker
J. Man
Roya Bear Cae
Royal Baking Powder Co
New York
Earaen Near
Highlands
Western Maryland College
Westminster, MD
Onur
T. H. Lewis
Deweese & Owens
Attorneys-At-Law
Denton, MD
Alpheus R. Brigden
Preston Day
Circuit Court
Equity
Thomas L. Day
Brigden & Day
George M
Russum
Edwin C, Fields
Said County
E. Madison
Wood
Mon
Union
Furman's Grove
Baltimore Corner
Barets
Moore’s
Liden’s
Choptank
Smithville
Boonsboro
Clitmans Lane
Thawley’s
Saulsbury’s
Cedar Grove
Colored
Hillsborn
Deep Branch
M. 2B. Stephens
Denton, Mo
John T. Daily
J. Kemp Stevens
E. M. Baker
Todd
Concord, 3D
W. A. Stewart
Ilanay F. Andrew
Newton P.D
eRhyys
Bogan
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