Local department notes and events on the shore
The Orphans' court will meet next Tuesday revival services are underway at Thawley's Chapel Pimlico races are set for October 7 9 and to Mrs A G Garey advertises the Choptank hotel for rent fresh cakes biscuits and confections available from Harris the grocer Horace Gibson receives a pension increase Wheat and corn prices in Baltimore markets Delaware Fair calls to exhibit farm and fruit trees Ridgely Academy services at 3 pm Sunday County road projects planned at three district Oysters and M I church supper at Choptank club Red Men tribal organization at Choptank Vienna High School principal Prof F P H Clash dies of typhoid fever Sheriff Kemp Williams sells W A Griffith farm Mendelson M E church receives a new organ School board offices moved to Masonic Building Linchester bridge tragedy two girls escape injury at last Rail line tragedy near Linchester fair week events and grand ball Horses and exhibits at Talbot County Fair Forty fourth anniversary of the Journal celebrates volume growth and county news coverage
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Thawley’s Chapel
Pimlico
A. G. Garey
Harris
Horace Gibson
Baltimore
Wm. S. Ridgely
Nova Scots
Annapolis Republican
Ridgely Academy
County Commissioners to
bay
Laurel Grove
D. P. Uarnard
Caroline county
Order of Red Men
Choptank
FP. H. Clash
Vienna High School
Eastern Shore
BR. Kemp Williams
W. A
Restriction and Prevention of Diphtheria Circulated
State Board of Health spreads circulars via County Treasurer Deaksne urging strict diphtheria control. No visitors to households with cases, isolate the sick room, bathe the deceased in zinc solution, and disinfect premises with copperas after recovery or death.
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State Board of Health
Deaksne
Night Feeding and Bath Routine for Restful Sleep
Advice to troubled students and women with insomnia to eat before bed, choosing simple foods if not hungry or allowing any food if hungry. Suggests a separate night meal room, or dining out in the city for men, and recommends a cold bath with brushing and thorough drying before eating.
Federalsburg Y W C T U Elects Officers
Officers for the Federalsburg YWCA included Miss Hettie Alverger as president and Miss Clara Harris as vice president with Miss May Carmine as secretary and Miss Mary Moore as treasurer. Supt. White Ribbon Herald Miss Minnie Noble also named. Ridgely YWCTU elected Miss J Alice Wilson president and corresponding secretary, Mrs Ida V Smith vice president, Mrs Ellen Dungin treasurer, and Miss Myra Wiley recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Hettie Alverger
Clara Uarris
Ida V. Smith
Ellen Dungin
Myra Wiley
Levy Court Proceedings Reported Tuesday
County commissioners were warned of a dangerous bridge near Robert Jarrell’s farm. They ordered the Faulkner road in the First district with contractor John L. Faulkner given one year to finish, at a price of 125 dollars to be paid from next year’s levy. A contract for a Fourth district road was awarded to J Berlight at 26 cents. Levy court will reconvene next Tuesday.
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Robert Jarrell
First district
John L. Faulkner
J. Berlight
Fourth district
Levy
Excursion to Baltimore by B and E R R
A special excursion to Baltimore is scheduled by the B and E R R this morning. Trains depart Vienna at 6 10 Rhodesdale 6 23 Hurlock 6 32 Preston 6 45 Bethlehem 6 52 Euaston 7 13 Kirkham 7 24 Royal Oak 7 29 St Michaels 7 39 Claiborne 8 00 and reach Baltimore about 1 20. Return trains depart Baltimore at 6 60 p m. Round trip tickets cost 1 25.
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Beltimore
Vienna
Rhodesdale
Hurlock
Preston
Bethlehem
Euaston
Kirkham
Royal Oak
St. Michaels
Claiborne
Baltimore
Corner Stone Laying at Ruthsburg Church
The corner stone of the new Methodist Protestant Church at Ruthsburg Queen Anne will be laid next Saturday afternoon 27th inst. Rev Dr J L U T Ewell of Baltimore will deliver the address. The pastor extends a cordial invitation to the public to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthsburg
new Methodist Protestant
Queen Anne
J. LU. T. Eweell
Baltimore
Butler-Butler couple wed in Baltimore ceremony
Nathan F. Butler and Miss Fam sie Butler, residents near Denton, were married in Baltimore last Wednesday with Rev. Fulton officiating. The couple received many handsome gifts from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan F. Butller
Famsie Butler
Denton
Baltimore
Mr. Fulton
Remittance Dates Printed With Subscribers Names
Publication notes that nearly all four ANALS sent out list subscription dates beside subscriber names. The arrangement lets readers see at a glance when remittances should be made, aiding timely payments.
Col Slaughter Dies at 75 a Noted Caroline Figure
Col Thomas H Slaughter a longtime Caroline County resident and merchant died Wednesday at his home near Venton aged 75 after years of declining health. He was a former register of wills and a prominent Democrat with deep county ties. Funeral held at his Denton home thence to Denton cemetery with Rev Giles B Cooke officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Slaughter
Venton
Co. Slaughter
Henry C. Rawlings
Col. Slaughter
Benjamin Richardson
John Dailey
William Sisk
Turner & Slaughter
Gilpin’s Point
Denton
James Turner
Denton cemetery
Giles Bb. Cooke
Christ Church
Cable plan faces bay dredging and anchoring hurdles
The article discusses a projected telegraph line across the Chesapeake from Lay City to Day Ridge as part of the Baltimore and Eastern Shore railroad expansion. Experts doubt feasibility due to dredging activity and anchor hazards, proposing buoys and lights as possible remedies while noting high costs. It also covers the Centreville Ocean City Democratic convention nominating Trenry Page, who gains broad county support amid political shifts. incumbent Gib son trails but remains respected.
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Baltimore & Eastern Shore
bay shore
Chesapeake
Nay Ridge
Baltimore
Atlantic ocean
Eastern bay
Kent Island
Annapolis
Eastern Shore Railroad
Lay City
Bay
Day Ridge
Warwick Tithe Organized Amid Fraternal Rite
Warwick Tribe No. 97 Improved Order Red Men organized at Choptank with RK Mullikin Great Chief Sachem of Maryland assisting, joined by Henry A. Anthony and Miller of Baltimore. Deservations from Matapeske and Puckahoe Tribes attended. four registration days remain. October 26 session to hear reinstatement applications. rail road route survey requested.
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Warwick
Mullikin
State of
Maryland
Henry A. Anthony
Baltimore
Sagamore Miller
Daltimore
Easton
Trappe
Caroline county
Williston Residents Entering Schools and Notables Nearby
Personal and social notes from Williston and surrounding areas list Miss Georgia Stevens and Miss Maggie Stevens leaving for Lutherville Seminary, Fred Porter and R. Earle Fisher returning to Washington College, and several other students resuming studies at Baltimore and Westminster. Local illnesses, visits, and employment changes are noted along with a visit by Miss Bell Cooper for Armstrong Catar Co and a business move by J. W. Downes and Harry Culbreth to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Maggie Stevens
Williston
Lutherville Seminary
Fred. Porter
R. Earle Fisher
Washington College
Chestertown
May Thompson
Jessie Kerr
Woman's College
Baltimore
Lizzie Johnson
Westminster
Western Marsland College
Harvey Cooper
St. John’s
Annapolis
Samuel Carter
Greensborough
Denton
PV. S. Reynolds
John Ef. Ifott
New Castle
Pas
W. T
Camp meeting on Gaslin's lawn draws crowds
Last Saturday a large camp meeting was held on Gaslin's lawn with more than twenty miniature tents. Children marched sung and feasted while many spectators attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaslin
Building lots for sale spark Preston growth urge
Grove notes sound sign boards in Preston announcing building lots for sale. It urges affordable prices to spark a local building boom in a fertile area. Miss Mary Butler returns from Cambridge with Miss Perkins. Diphtheria delays school opening. no deaths. Grace M O P Church fair and oyster supper planned for 24 25 26 benefiting the church. Mr W Roarke plans a new dwelling beside his store. A saw mill vandalism at Burgess Pittman’s, machine damaged. intruders to be dealt with. Col Henry Page nominated in Somerset by Ocean City convention. Wicomico predicts large support. Gibson supporters pledge loyalty.
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Burgess Pittman
Union
Wicomica
Salisbury
Henry Page
Somerset
Ocean City
Gibson
Wicomico
Marriage of James W. Schwartze and Annie I. Gough
On September 2 1890 Rev James Briscoe united James W Schwartze and Annie I Gough in marriage in a ceremony recorded by the local church registrar.
Golden Days at Gollanamaker's Opens September 16
ADELPHIA announces Golden Days starting Tuesday September 16 with Millinery Reception on September 24 and 25 and Dress and Cloak Reception to coincide. The era blends harvest imagery with new season merchandise, silks, pottery, and decorative items, inviting shoppers to visit during the festive sales period.
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Pai
ADELPHIA
Wanamakers
Autumn Harvest Display at J Wanamaker Store
A long narrative tour of Wanamaker’s Chestnut Street store flagship highlighting autumnal decorations in golden tones, displays of harvest produce, furniture galleries, and educational exhibits. It notes timing and location near Thirteenth and Market streets, with references to Derby hats, books, and a Woman’s Glove line.
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Chestnut street
Ceres
Italy
merry England
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SUVITEMBET
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
VASILS HLRE AND
TULLE
Orphans’ court
Goldsborough
Church South
M. I
Masonic
Marshall S. Mutchiler
Paperhanger Richardson
Examiner
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Caroline
J. H. Coulbourn
livestock commission
M. L. Coulbourn
S. F. Crew
department of poultry and eggs
Queen Anne county
Hillsborough
G .TP, Redden & Co
PS. Reynolds
Queen Anne Station
Lb. & ELS
Linchester river
Talbot County
Aline
Royal
Madge Muller
HES
Kathy
Ledefine
Paultimore
DUATIE
SLAUGHTER
Cooressman Gibson
Ellicott City
Centreville
Trenry Page
Solomon Dippin
Elma Fleming
ST. F. Johnson
Stella Short
Harrington
Marie Porter
Burrsville
Ethion
Penderalsbinsig
Corinne Mowbray
Trenton Normal School
Blanche Noble
Western Maryland College
Wiley
Lautel
Louie Smith
Turner
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. FE. Church
W. J. Mowbray
Miro
FF. Messenger
Sallie Mowbray
Dora Noble
Alexiner Mowbray
Federalsburz
Holyoke
Mass
Y. M.C
United States
Constable Gray
United States Court
G. Barnes
the
Presbyterian church
Humbalt
Neb
Todd
J. L. Noble
Ireston
Noble
Willis
Dorchester
J. Hf.Todd
Kent County
Del) Mutual Insurance Company
J. B. Fletcher
Burrsvile
G. O. Bacchus
Crisfield
Will Wilson
Philadelphia
Emma Thawley
Fruitland
Mr.Fabter
Charles W. Stokes
COULBOURS
LIVE SOCK COMMISSION VERCIDANT
PHILADELPILIA
S. FF. Crew
J. J. Moyer, & Co
Crew
Jas. H. Coutnoury
Grove
Mary Butler
Cambridge
ladies of Grace M.oP
Chopturk
Hynson
W. Roarke
Rourke
AARRELD
TAdnamiher’s
America
Rand-McNally Steindach
Custer
Thisteenth street
Market Street
Juniper and
Market streets
Juniper
eorner
Joun Wanamaker
Ortelly
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S. Downes
T. PRED GAREY
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JARRELL AND NICHOLS
BASCOM
FREDERICK FOUNTAIN
R. J. BAKER & CO
BALTIMORE, MD
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Cnesterions, MArviano
TALBOT COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
Idlewild Park
Mar
Woppin Pools
Herdick & Uo
Jake Rilrain
Rene Renn
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VMICRO PHILLIPS
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