Local notices mix of sales and openings in Caroline county
Jack Frost visits Caroline as Federalsburg and Denton see school openings and millinery events. Assignees advertise land and farm sales for October while road projects and election registration dates are set. Reunion of Civil War veterans in Preston, local shops tout Walkover and Queen Quality shoes, and a Reading Circle for teachers discusses biographies of famous educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Caroline
Wm. J. Reekins
Law
Henry R. Lewis
Ida J. Mellvaine & Sister
Diamond State Telephone
Wright
Denton
Jennie Stafford
Charles H. Whitby
Shell Road
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Democratic County Central Committee
Enoch George
Joshua B. Baughbley
Caroline County
Easton Shore
Todd
Preston
Jour- Nal
Kent
J. L. Everngain
W. L. Douglas
H. J. Murphy
Caroline High School
James
Comenius
Martin
Brown
Pearce
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Samuel Dill
Maryland
Thomas Biddle
Elbert Saunders
Goldsboro
Ispaperrale
Students From Caroline County Attending Washington College
A list of Caroline County residents attending Washington College includes Thos M Breeding Federalsburg Didythe Jarrell Cooper Gouldsboro Live Jane Garey Denton Dawson Overeorge Denton Whizbeth Dd Menakin Hobb Alta May Sapp Goldsboro Edwin Ker Sisk Preston and Howard Sylvester Hillsboro. Other local ties include Temple Jarrell entering Maryland Agricultural College and Miss Alice Roberta Todd and Mr. George W. McCormick from Philadelphia marrying in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Thos.m Breeding
Federalsburg
Didythe Jarrell Cooper
Gould~bore
Jane Garey
Denton
Dawson Overeorge
Whizbeth DD. Menakin
Hobb
Alta May Sapp
Goldsboro
Edwin Ker Sisk
Preston
Howard Sylvester
Hillsboro
Temple Jarrell
Maryland Agricultural Colece
Alice Roberta Todd
Robert W. Todd
George W. McCormick
Philadelphia
Guilford Avenue
Baltimore
Bertha Clark Stengle
Adam Stengle
James W. Colona
Princess Anne M. B Church
Salisbury
Thomas Frederick Garey
Caroline
Maryland University
Ethel M. Bryan
Palmer-Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Mary DeFord
Stewart, Va
Armstrong Cator & Co
Ethel Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
Emma DeFord
Henry Wilson
Norman Voss
Bessie Garey
James A. Trazzare
New Jersey
Robert M. Collins
Milton
W. R. Wright
Miss Walker
St. Louis
Kent
Katharine Kk. Hobbs
Mary Wright
Wm. J. Norris
Charles E. Treidler
Dover
H. N. Rickards
Ridgely
Hymnal Introduced Across the Country and Local Revival News
The new Methodist Episcopal hymnal, containing over eight hundred hymns by Wesley, Watts, Crosby and unexpected authors like Kipling and Scott, is now in use nationwide. In Denton revival services draw large crowds with sermons by Dibble Lightbourne and Grise, while baptism by immersion is highlighted at a Brooklyn church. Barrett's Chapel marks its 125th anniversary with a major event drawing M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Richardson
Denton M. E. Church
John Wesley
Isaac Watts
Fanny Crosby
Sir Walter Scott
John Hay
Richard Watson Gilder
Rudyard Kipling
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Denton
Dibble
A. W. Lightbourne
C. A. Grise
E. Cookman Baker
Independent Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Anne Arundel County
Tulton Avenue Christian Church
B. A. Abbott
Baker
Old Barrett's Chapel
Methodist Council
Local Socials and Small Business Changes Digest
Mr George Stafford and Miss Minnie Quillin visited friends in town on Sunday. Mr Ferdinand Baynard and family, and Mr Fred Good with Miss Nellie Jones wed at M P parsonage by Rev H S Johnson. Stokes and Fountain dissolve partnership with Stokes selling to Fountain. Miss Iva Russell visits Miss Mabel D Wright for ten days. Mrs Rachel Harvey returns home after visiting Miss Wright. Mr C A Cahail of Philadelphia visits relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs Edward Marsh of Smyrna visit Rev J hk Underhill. Mrs W T Robinson visits Henderson relatives. Mrs Thomas Saulsbury of Dover visits her son Dr Theo Saulsbury. Dr Saulsbury fishes at Lewis this week. Mr T RK Jacobs plans one coat of paint on residence.
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George Stafford
Berlin
Minnie Quillin
Harrington
Ferdinand Baynard
Denton
Fred Good
Nellie Jones
M. P. Parsonage
H. S. Johnson
Stokes & Fountain
Stokes
Fountain
Iva Russell
Mabel D. Wright
Kent Island
Rachel Harvey
Miss Wright
C. A. Cahail
Philadelphia
Edward Marsh
Smyrna
J. Hk. Underhill
W. T. Robinson
Henderson
Thomas Saulsbury
Dover
Theo
Local church event and town notices from the week
Wednes day services at Pine Street Church featured Rex Mullineaus of Federalsburg and Rev Mas Whinchey of Seyford opposing Rev Wheeler. The ceremony included a metal box with a Bible and church documents. attendees heard accounts from Christ in Endeavor members and Building Committee. Community updates note real estate moves, new houses, and travel by residents including Rev Sparklin, Mullinix, and Dr Kemp Jefferson. several relocations and social visits are listed.
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M.D
Rex
Mullineaus
Federalsburg
Mas
Whinchey
Seyford
Mas. Wheeler
Gethsemine
Christ In Endeavor
Palestine
Hay Spicer
Oak Grove
Kemp Jefferson
Jane
Federal
Elliott Sts
Noble
Tanvale Avenue
N. J. Corkian
Grove
Howard Willey
Esther
Tiebbs
Teenandes Davis
Death toll rises in Typhoid outbreak in Henderson area
Mr. James W. Tubbitt died at his home on Monday morning of typhoid fever at about fifty two. This is the fifth family death in six weeks. He leaves four children, two sons and two daughters, all sick. Funeral at Henderson church by Rev. W. 2B. Harris. interment at Ceensboro cemetery. Also notes on local visitors and residents: Lloyd Gooden returning to New York, Marvels hosting guests from Wyoming, illness of J. Bb. Slay, Walter C. Gough visiting his mother, Herbert Nelson returning to Aberdeen.
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James W. Tubbitt
Henderson Church
W. 2B
Harris
Ceensboro
Lloyd Gooden
New York
Charles Marvel
Wyoming
Pop Marvel
J. Bb. Slay
Walter C. Gough
Dover
Frank Gough
Herbert Nelson
Aberdeen
Parker and Robinson Wed in September Ceremony
Mr Fred Parker son of Mr Win Parker and Miss Cora Robinson of this place were united in marriage by Rev GC E Strickland on Wednesday evening September 20 at Williston M E parsonage. Mrs Z Spence and daughter Anna May will visit friends in Denton Henderson and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parker
Win. Parker
Cora Robinson
GC. E. Strickland
Williston
M.E. Parsonage
Z. Spence
Anna May
Denton, Henderson and Easton
Samuel Qeden
Philadelphia
Bertha Bullock
Lacey Alford
Blaine Bullock
Prestonians Join Baltimore Excursion and Local Updates
Miss Harper visits Dorchester kin in the city. A large Preston crowd joined Thursday’s Baltimore trip. Canneries around Preston near closing. Reading Circle meets at Preston Academy at 7:30 PM tonight. Jas Noble of Whaleyville visits Preston friends. Mr and Mrs Geo Whiteley back home in Preston. Col Daxon remains ill at his Preston residence.
Obituary and local notices from Hartley region
Samuel Craig died at his residence after a brief illness leaving a widow and seven children. Lathe M Cook and Ar. Ollie Jy. Parnell, both from Hartley, were married by Rev. D. PE. Melaul. Mrs. Mary C. Ford of Hartley receives a fifteen dollar monthly pension as Nehemiah Ford’s widow. Walter D. Ford fruit farm of 15 acres near Hartley sold to C Buck of Baltimore for 1050 dollars.
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Samuel Craig
Lathe M Cook
Ollie Jy. Parnell
Hartley
D. PE. Melaul
Mary C. Ford
William Winder Goldsborough Democratic Senate candidate born in 1875
William Winder Goldsborough, son of W. O. Goldsborough, is introduced as the Democratic candidate for the State Senate. Born May 4, 1875, in Fauquier County, Virginia, he grew up in Caroline County, studied at Rockville Academy and Washington College, graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1901, served in the House of Delegates, founded the Caroline Sun, and later practiced medicine in Greensboro. He has held local offices, served on the Oyster Commission, and been active in Caroline politics and church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winder Golds
Borouglis
State Senate
Vauquier County
Ile
W. OL. Goldsborough
Griffin W. Goldsborough
Caroline County
W. Laird Goldsborough
Philippine Islands
Manila
W. OR
St. Louis
T. A. Goldsborough
Greensboro
Amoy
China
Rockville Academy
Washington College
University of Maryland School of Medicine
House of Delegates
Caroline Sun
Ridgely
Board of Town Commissioners of
Goldsborough
Caroline
James Ki. Ellegood
Thomas A. Smith
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Goslin Nominated for Third Maryland Delegate Term
Edward E. Goslin wins unanimous nomination for a third term in the Maryland House of Delegates. As former Ways and Means chair with seven years on the Caroline county auditor board, he is praised for fiscal reforms and careful public accounting while a Mason and noted speaker.
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Hos
Edward E. Goslin
Maryland
Delegates
Ife
Alost
Caroline
Ways and Means
Goslin
Caroline County
Goshia
General Assembly
Blades A Democratic Candidate Portrait for General Assembly
Rk deH E H U T Blades born October 2 1850 in this county. He had common school and Preston High School training, taught locally, then ran a successful mercantile business at Choptank, helped found the town. Independent early, he supported Bryan, remains a staunch Democrat seeking the House of Delegates.
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Dehu T. Blades
General Assembly
Preston
Choptank
Blades
William Jennings Bryan
Justice of the Peace
Impart
House of Delegates
Martin Temple and Hignutt Vie for County Roles in District News
Democratic candidates ME Harry W Temple of the First District claims strong lineage and local esteem as former Clerk John Wesley Temple. William Thomas Hignutt of E district touted as prudent, widely known. past Sheriff bid cited. Real estate transfers listed across Denton Federalsburg Ridgely areas, with numerous parcels and buyers.
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Martha Ve Remsen
Fdael
Mellvaine
Pederalsburyg
Mary A. Pritchett
Bessie A. Green
Ridgely
Milkworth Stonebaker
John W. Stonebraker
Trebth
Susan A. Green
William P. Carroll
Marydel
James T. Wright
Herbert F. Wright
Alva B. Todd
Fowling Creek
Albert W. Sisk
Ales. Noble
Preston
Wilhelmina Barker
William J. Blackiston
Denton
Margaret Bennett
Arthur Bennett
Goldsboro
Sadie Hynson
Willam I. Mitchell
Sisth
Clara M. Walker
George W. Porter
West Denton
Lawrence B. Towers
Joseph B. Colgain
Anderson Stokes
Harrison Stokes
Harry Arringdale
Harmony
Frank B. Russell
William H. Collins
William N. Collins
John H. Diehl
Charles H. Leonard
Nellie Willis
William T. Jones
Mary Isabella Satterfield
Johns K K. Satterfield
Emory
Turpin
James I. Hevalow
George W. Richardson
Fred J. Wright
James T. Cooper
Geo. W. Richardson
Fleetwood Named Sheriff Candidate From Sussex County
ME ISAAC T. FLEETWOOD, the nominee for Sheriff, is a Sussex County native and long time resident of Tuckahoe Neck. Son of the late William Fleetwood, he lives on a Denton area farm with his wife a daughter of Dorchester’s William Robinson and three children. Although modest, he is regarded as a substantial citizen who has always held office and would be faithful to duties, with many Republicans and Prohibitionists expected to support him in a Democratic sheriff selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Templa
Mr. Temple
Sue Harrison
Preston
Allen H
John Wilfred
Temple
William Thomas Hignutt
Caroline
Hignutt
Sheriff
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Sussex County
Delaware
William Fleetwood
Tuckahoe Neck
Willian Robinson
Dorchester
Fleetwood
Denton
Clarence Deen Nominated for Surveyor Again
ME CHARLES CLARENCE DEEN is nominated for Surveyor for the fourth time. Described as careful reliable and highly capable, he works with his father Judge William H. Deen of the Orphans' Court in extensive business at Fowling Creek where he resides. He was educated in Caroline public schools and at Washington College Chestertown. His wife is Miss Emma Corkran and they have several children.
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Chas
Clarence Deen
William H. Deen
Orphans’ Court
Fowling Creek
Deen
Caroline
Washington College
Chestertown
Emma Corkran
Dr Schmucker To Lecture On Birds In Denton
Dr Samuel Schmucker of West Chester Normal School will deliver a six lecture course on Birds in Denton opening Friday night November 17. Tickets will be sold at a moderate price. The committee will meet at the School Board office Monday at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schmucker
West Chester Normal School
Lurs
Chautauquas
Heireis
Denton
Locals note farm success and property sale near Princess Anne
Locals report Miss Georgia Gelson Jones operating a 600 acre farm near Princess Anne with wheat at 35 bushels per acre and oats at 100 bushels per acre. Thomas A. Noble sold the Glen Oak Hotel at Hurlock to Frank K. Hastings for a stated price, Hastings to assume immediate charge as Noble moves to Baltimore. Mentions of hats from Miss Jonnie Stafford are included in passing.
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Geogia Gelson Jones
Princess Anne
Thomas A. Noble
Glen Oak Hotel
Hurlock
Frank K. Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Mr. Noble
Baltimore
Jonnie Stafford
Speedy auto boat burned. Bradley plans rebuild
Destroyed in a blaze at Mr. Robert D. Bradley's machine shops was a tested auto boat that matched express train speed. Bradley planned further tests and a larger craft, aiming to cut Atlantic crossing to under three days by reducing water resistance and pursuing the same principle.
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Robert D. Bradley
Bradley
Wand
Atlantic
Local resident Moore builds new home on Route 1
Robert P. Moore, longtime mail carrier on Route 1, is constructing a handsome residence on recently purchased town property. Contractor John Statford handles the work, adding a fine new dwelling to the growing community.
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Robert P. Moore
John Statford
Buried Witness in Hardes ty Fight Dies at Home
Mrs G T Lanahan of Sadlersville died of heart trouble a few days after witnessing a fight between her husband and a man named Hardesty.
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G.T. Lanahan
Sadlersville
Hardesty
Tomato Can Industry Faces Severe Slump and Recovery
Bradstreet's notes the U S and Canadian tomato canning industry suffered a collapse after two giant 1903 and 1908 packs, with prices dipping to 60 cents on 70 cent costs. A huge consumption spurred by low prices depleted stocks by 1905, growers reduced acreage by half, and hundreds of canneries did not reopen. Prices rose as supply tightens, but output and weather hurt crops. by late 1905 the market shows cautious improvement as 60 percent of annual buying remains ahead.
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Bradstreet's
United States
Canada
Caroline County Republicans reconvene nominate slate
The Caroline County Republican meeting adjourned August 29 reconvened by Chairman Bradley. Nominations include State Senate N. Clay Lobbs, House of Delegates Rufus I. Noble and Willard C. Todd, County Treasurer Samuel G. Nuttle, County Commissioner William J. Wright, Sheriff Frank Seward and Walter Noble. The platform was only slightly altered, opposing the State aid road law and favoring economy and non-partisan road management.
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Caroline County
Republican
Bradley
State Senate
N. Clay. Lobbs
House of Delegates
Rufus I. Noble
Willard C. Todd
Samuel G. Nuttle
William J. Wright
Frank Seward
Walter Noble
Caroline
Uhler
Diphtheric deaths and sudden passing claim local residents
Miss Helen Stevens daughter of ex School Commissioner H Franklin Stevens dies of diphtheritic sore throat at her parents home near Andersontown. A sister died a week earlier and another daughter Mary is ill. Mr Charles Lewis dies suddenly at age 55 at his county home after a brief illness. Acute indigestion described as the cause. Washington Smith dies September 21 at his daughter Mrs George W Hignutt home. He leaves five children and his wife had died years before.
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Helen Stevens
H. Franklin Stevens
Andersontown
Mary
Helen
Western Maryland College
Charles Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Washington Smith
George W. Hignutt
Autumn dress goods and hat display announced
The new fall woolen dress goods at J. J. Everngain's attract ladies this season. A grand display of hats is scheduled at Miss Jennie Stafford's on October Srd and Mth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Everngain’s
Jennie Stafford
Mth
Daniel and Belshazzar lesson on wall writing
A Sunday school reflection on Daniel 5 recounts Belshazzar's feast, the mysterious writing on the wall, and Daniel's interpretation. It highlights divine judgment, Nebuchadnezzar’s humility, and the call to repentance, warning that God writes our deeds and will punish sin while urging holiness for safety and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Nebuelhadnesaay
Belshavzir
Babylon
Belshazzar
Tle
Chaldea
Euphrates
Jeremiah
Belshazzer
Dan
Nebuchadnezzar
God
Men
Kingdom
Railroad revives baggage car rule for train safety
The Pennsylvania Railroad restates an old order requiring the baggage car to be placed next to the locomotive in forming trains. Although once obsolete, recent accidents prompted the revival. The baggage car near the locomotive adds extra protection for passengers during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Stock of Men and Boys Clothing at Everngams
A fine stock of men and boys clothing rain coats and overcoats has been placed on display this week at J L Everngams. The shop invites customers to view the new items in men’s wear and offers to show them personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Everngam's
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Crevit Court
the Local Department
Church Acwa
Smithside
Hirst Bao Eagles
Sebstamteal
James H. Nichols
Samuel Colgain
Prudential Land Company
Baltimore City
Dirk Versteeg
Annie V. Davis
Edwin T. Lowe
Thomas C. West
Isaac L. Dukes
Augustus G. Fleetwood
Nathaniel Phillips
Williama. Draper
Dr Schimucker
Miarsdel
Republicans
Daniel Mad Belsibees
Don
Nenadssas
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