Tanner Democrats nominate slate for state senate and local offices
The Tanner Democrats have nominated Col. Edward Lloyd for State Senator and Col. James Lowe Capt. C. R. Leonard William Collins for the House of Delegates. County Commissioners contenders are Wilam H. Haddaway William LB. Dulin and James Cox with Thomas W. Hall as County Surveyor.
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Tanner
Edward Lloyd
House of Delegates
James Lowe
C. R. Leonard
William Collins
Wilam H. Haddaway
William LB. Dulin
James Cox
Thomas W. Hall
Letter argues repeal of local option law for high license regime
A disgusted correspondent urges repeal of the local option statute and adoption of a high license law. The writer acknowledges abuse of the law and notes druggists' privileges are frequently misused by grog shops posing as drug stores. He proposes targeted amendments to curb this fraud and satisfy the public.
Talnor County Fair Opens At East In Late September
The fourth Talbot Association fair runs September 24 to 27 at East. Knights compete in a Tuesday tournament followed by a grand ball and supper. Stock exhibits are large and departments strong. Notable horse racing events run daily with purses ranging from 200 to 400 dollars, featuring pacing and class events with well matched horses.
Republicans lash Secretary Noble over pension report secrecy
The piece notes Republican critics contesting Secretary Noble for withholding the completed Pension Commission report and his racy correspondence with Tanner. It predicts party factional pressure if he does not heed concerns, while Democrats relish the dispute. Ex-speaker Kiefer’s Washington remark amuses the capital. The South backs Washington for the 1892 Great World's Exposition, with New York and Chicago soon agreeing. Butler backs Tanner. Cox memorial services held at the Jewish Synagogue.
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Noble
Tanner
Republican Party
Kiefer
Washington
South
New York
Chicago
Goslin endorsed by local paper for Annapolis seat
The Federalsburg Courier hails Mr Goslin as a capable business leader and farmer, urging a large Democratic majority to elect him in Caroline county. The Hagerstown Mail notes the Democrats nominate Mr J F Dawson and calls it an excellent nomination, though the writer does not know him personally.
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Courier
Caroline County
Annapolis
Hagerstown
J. F. Dawson
Peach crop ends abruptly after last week's storm
Peninsula peach season closed suddenly as a storm blew late fruit from trees. Growers earned some money while dealers say they lost money overall. Prices across the state rivaled city returns. A few profitable shipments were offset by losses on others. About two million baskets were harvested on the Peninsula.
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Peninsula
Mountain boy's strange tale of growth and first sight of love
A Washington merchant recounts a mountain boy born near the Tennessee line. Orphaned young, he grows in a bare home, sees his first girls at sixteen, and endures a comic gendered mishap with a bull calf that mutilates his dress. He later becomes well dressed in Washington, with the tale preserved by the Washington Post.
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Washington
Tennessee Line
Hoe
Hubbard
Ono
Sfe
Washington Post
Teeth and bone health through bran and whole grains
The author argues teeth fail without lime rich foods from bran and whole grains. Emphasizes outside of flour removes lime salts. recommends whole wheat bread, brown bread, rye and corn blends, and baked beans three times weekly. Urges vertical brushing from gums to teethed surfaces for proper care.
Dry process for preserving dead bodies presented
Dr C H Harvey spoke at the International Congress of Medical Jurisprudence in New York about a dry burial method. Bodies decompose in air currents, gases absorbed, then destroyed by fire while the corpse remains preserved. He said this preserves medico legal evidence better than other dispositions and avoids earth burial flaws. Massive sepulchers would endure for years and fit within crowded cities without health detriment, per Herald of Health.
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C. H. Harvey
International Congress of Medical Jurisprudence
New York
Insurance Chief Jesse K. Hines Reported Dying
Honorable Jesse K. Hines the state insurance commissioner is reported near death from a complication of nervous diseases. The report notes his long service and illness as a matter of public concern in the administration.
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Jesse K. Hines
Overcoat Lost at Brick Hotel Office
Gentleman who took an overcoat by mistake from the Brick Hotel office on Tuesday September 3 is asked to return it and receive his own. J. H. Straughn.
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J. H. Straughn
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
John F. Dawson
George W. Raughley
Edward E. Goslin
William E. Lord, Reynolds Y. Collins
William M. Price
George A. Deakyne
Sieriyf
Charles H. Shields
Theophilus W. Smith
Cecil Democrat
Peninsular
George W. Cruikshank
Harrison
Warner
Missouri
Talbot
Washington Notes
Benjamin F. Butler
Butler
S. S. Cox
Gur
Mr. Goslin
Federalsburg
Thos. O. Connell
Denton
Jas. T. Matlin & Son
Clothiers
OTH & Market
Wilmington, Dela
Greensborough
Preston
Hillsborough
Jas. J. Golly
James A. Roe
William H. Anderson
James A. Parrott
R. J. Willoughby
Harry M. Thompson
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Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
N. Y
Sheriff's Sale
Jonathan Evitts
Byron Co. Holbrook
Evitts & Tolbrook
Geiser Manufacturing Company
William A. Griffith
Fourth
Court House
Willian A. Griffith
American Corner
Wright Sullivan
Dtoe
R. K. Williams
Said County
Three Bridge Road
Wm. Brown
O. J. Redden
Eva George
Henry Irwin
Philip W. Downes
C. Noble
J. B. Dukes
Sylvester Road
William Xil. Brown
Mark
W.F. Towrns
WM. Stevens
Enoch George
Clement Noble
Centreville
W. I. Gibson
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John T. Comegys
James Park
John T. Comegys & CO
Denton, Md
Express C.O. D
Alex McComas
S. Calvert St
Balto
Talbot Fair Association
Clewild Park
Faston
Maryland
Talbot, Caroline
Queen Anne's
Dorchester Counties
Fair Grounds
Luston
Music Hall
Love
F. C. Goldsborough
Cuas
R. Woorers
Standard - Fertilizers
Caroline
Meir
Standard
Climax
Columbia
RAW Bone
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Denton, Maryland
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Richard Willis
Cambridge, Md
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Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Miller Bros
ACME
Grant
Markham
University
Miller Bros. Cutlery Co
Meriden
Conn
Rerripena
Charles H. Blackiston
Luther H. Gadd
George M. Russum
A.C. Yates & CO
Sixth and Chestnut Streets
J. T. Comegys & Co
Nisi
Jonathan W. Kerr
Robert J. Jump
Circuit Court
Wmn
W. Hackett
Eaton
Choptank
Adams
Woodside
Griffith
J. F. Eaton
Bolton Bags
Albany Greese, &c
E. Pratt
L. C. Cowles, M. D
Smith & Son
Main Street
Niss
Ernest Downes
Emmett Downes
Sallie E. Downes
Office OF the County Commissioners
W. F. Towers
Thomas M. Cooper
Denton, Ala
Said
Herringtown Landing
Annie H. Downes
Sting Story
Perons
Harmony
Bethlehem
Harding, Jr
J.F. Lednan
Edward Story
Charles W. Arringdale
J. H. Holmes
R. M. Messick
H. m. Vosmus
WILL
DABOR
Denton Hardware Store
Oliver Syracase
Wadworth's
RE. T. Carter
Wadworths
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Bax
Buciaman's Witarf
Baltimore
Home Office and Factory
Newark, N. J
Denton Hardware
Berwanger
W.E. Dunnock
Tuckahoe Flour Mills
Tuckahoe Neck
John W. Knotts
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Aese
W. Campen Srrrer
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