Baltimore and Maryland Steamship Schedule 1911
B C and AL Railway Co announces weekly sailings from Baltimore Pier 9 Light Street to Freeport and intermediate landings starting April 29 1911. Timetable lists departure and arrival times for Sundays Wednesdays Tuesdays and Fridays with multiple stops. The company warns that times are not guaranteed and disclaims responsibility for delays. Freight accepted until 4 PM on sailing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier
Light Street
Baltimore
Mila
Tipers
Blackwell
Freeton
Timbs
Reedvill
Hardings
Harveys
Grace
Byrdton
Kilmarnok
Ocrans
Jackson's Creek
Cricket Hill
Callis
Fireho
Warehouse
Consrada
Green Point
Stampers
Blands
Freeport
Blanda
Stimpers
Contacts
Fitchers
Oceans
Kilmarnock
Grace Pavint
Buriton
Fleeton
Reedville
Candidate Cards Blakes, Va 1911 Democratic Nomination
J T Christian appeals to voters in Mathews and Middlesea asking support for the Democratic nomination for the Virginia House of Delegates. He urges aid before the September 7th 1911 primary and thanks readers for their consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakes
Mathews
Middlesea
House of Delegates of
Virginia
J. T. Christian
Walter Somers announces candidacy for Virginia House of Delegates
Walter Somers declares his Democratic primary bid for the Virginia House of Delegates in 1911. He frames himself as a Jeffersonian reformer from the Bryan school, pledging support for initiative referendum and recall, economy, and anti-appointing servile power, vowing to work with constituents to curb legislative corruption. He endorses W. A. Jones over Martin and seeks the voters’ approval on September 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Mathews
Middlesex
House of Delegates
Virginia
W. A. Jones
Martin
Walter Somers
Democrat candidate for House of Delegates in Middlesex and
Johns Heay announces his bid to represent Math ews and Middlesex counties in the House of Delegates. He pledges faithfulness to duties, alignment with the people, and support for measures he views as promoting the public good. He identifies as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Middlesex
House of Delegates
A C Winn Seeks Mathews County Treasurer Post
A C Winn of Fitchetts Virginia announces candidacy for Mathews County Treasurer. He notes voters disapproved of long terms and urges support at the upcoming election. He plans to travel and asks voters to withhold decisions until he can meet them or provide further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews Co
Mathews
A. C. Winn
Fitchetts
Mathews and Middlesex Democratic Primary Candidate
Percival Flicks announces candidacy for the General Assembly representing Mathews and Middlesex. He will speak at all voting precincts and asks voters to withhold pledges until after he addresses them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews and
Middlesex
Mathews
The Journal battle lines notches title
The Journal. S100 Per AR IM ADVANGE W. M. MINTER EDITOR AND OWNER PAUL TITLOW, OFFICE MANAGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Minter
Paul Titlow
Letter and editor clash over Sentinel publication
The piece expresses surprise that the Sentinel did not print a letter from the Journal's editor replying to Mr Hicks of North. The writer suspects impartiality or misjudgment in the editor’s absence and hints the delay reflects a wider reluctance to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Journal
Hicks
North
Ryland
Norfolk businessmen push for independent steamboat line
The Norfolk business community embraces a Western Shore Territory steamboat line from Norfolk to Rappahannock River points as Reedville shows progress. The Journal urges Planks tank Milford Haven areas join the route to boost regional trade. Citizens are urged to organize, contact the movement, and highlight the area’s vast transport potential for Mathews County’s growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Western Shore
Rappahannock River
Reedville
Milford Haven
Mathews County
Gloucester Co. citizen shot by ambush near Wood X Roads
An elderly Gloucester County resident, J. M. Shackleford, was shot in the back by an ambushed assailant while riding along the main road near Wood X Roads. He was seriously but not fatally injured. Also noted are two marriages in Virginia: W. Covington and Margaret Williams wed in Newport News, and Samuel Burton married Nellie Franklin near Urbanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shackleford
Gloucester Co
Wood X Roads
Quiet Baltimore Wedding of Miss Hudgins and Dr Kahle
Miss Emily Virginia Hudgins daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Hudgins was quietly married in Balto to Dr W D Kahle on June 5th. Dr Kahle, a graduate with distinction from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore, will practice in Bluefield West Virginia and be at home to friends after June 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Streets
Margaret Williams
Baltimore
Middlesex
Urbanna
Sinstow & Covington
Sentinel
Emily Virginia Hudgins
C. M. Hudgins
Balto
W. D. Kahle
Mir
Kahle
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bluefield
W. Va
Handy Hudging Couple Wed at Bethel Church Today
Mr William C Handy and Miss Mabel C Hudgins wed at Bethel Church this morning at 4 pm Rev L J Phauvy officiated The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Handy and is well known in New Point where he resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Handy
Mabel C. Hudgins
Theopolis Hudgins
Winter Harbor
Bethel Church
L. J. Phauvy
Lewis Handy
New Point
Couple Weds Quietly at Methodist Parsonage
Mr George E Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Joel Thomas and Miss Belle Hudgins daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo L Hudgins were quietly married at Methodist Parsonage by Rev J A Winn last night. All parties are from New Point where they are well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Thomas
Joel Thomas
Belle Hudgins
Methodist Parsonage
J. A. Winn
New Point
Glass Swanson race sparks fisheries board clash
A Virginia Citizen column rebukes Carter Glass for attacking Fisher ies Commission members Lee and Matthews. It argues the Fisheries Board is a gubernatorial appointee body not a constitutional office and notes salary issues for Lee and Eggleston, citing a Fredericksburg Star remark on 1908 salary raises and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Citizen
Carter Glass
Senator Swanson
Messrs Lee and Matthews
Fisheries Commission
Board of Fisheries
Lynchburg
Fish Commission
Lee
Congress
Fredericksburg
Glass
General Assembly
State Commission of Fisheries
Eggleston
Department of Education
Assembly
Swanson
Frederickaburg
A Letter From North Virginia June 12 1911
A North Virginia letter defends editor Mathews Journal against alleged bad taste and criticizes the Sentinel as a chosen medium to answer accusations about Mr Glass. The writer cites past favors from Judge Mann and vows continued support for truth and friends, denying exhaustion of ambition and promising a reserve to defend nexdeous causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Mathews Journal
Glass
Sentinel
Messrs Jones and Glass
Mann
Judge Mann
Whatsoever ye would from others Do you even so to them poem
A poem by A. R. Sibley on neighborly kindness urges living by the golden rule and weighing actions toward others with empathy. It extols shared happiness and sorrow, urging humility and regard for others, noting how such a path mirrors heavenly peace and binds hearts in kinship. The piece ends with a subscription plea about readers delayed by nonpayment and the fear of being the one viewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Sibley
Mathews
Letter of Appreciation from Ada Ransome
Ada Ransome writes from Mathews Virginia on June 38 1911 appreciating improvements to the Journal and thanking the editor for efforts and help amid odds, expressing sympathy and deep appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Ransome
Short and Long in a tall tale of love
An Eastern girl named Short loves Mr Little while Little ponders a lass named Long. Little proposes to Long and soon marries her, as Tall Short’s feelings waver. The wordplay yields a playful, compact romance centered on these names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short
Big Mr. Little
Little Little
Long
Little
Gloucester Mathews Bank stockholders to meet in Mathews C H Va
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc will be held at its Mathews Court House office Virginia on July 13 at 12 o'clock noon for the election of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. The stock transfer books will close June 13 1911 and reopen after the meeting. J M Lewie secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester— Mathews Bank, Inc
Mathews C. H
J. M. Lewie
Deaths Mrs Lucy K Brooks of Lancaster County Va
Mrs Lucy K Brooks wife of Chas W Brooks and daughter of Chas L McKenny of Lancaster Co Va died at her Diggs Va home June 8 after a short illness. She leaves seven children, father, two sisters Mrs Eugenia Tatem and Miss Rebecca McKenny, and a brother Ramond McKenny of Lancaster. Funeral services were held at the home on Saturday at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev E Tt Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy K. Brooks
Chas. W. Brooks
Chas. L. McKenny
Lancaster Co
Diggs
Eugenia Tatem
Rebecca McKenny
Ramond McKenny
Lancaster
E. Tt. Adams
For Sale Second Crop Hay Cheap
Classified note states a second crop hay lot is for sale at a low price. Interested buyers are instructed to apply at the Journal Office for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apply Journal
Excursion from East River Landings to Norfolk for New Mathews High School
An excursion is planned for Friday June 16 from East River Landings to Norfolk and back to benefit New Mathews High School. Departures start at 7 00 AM with students Hicks Williams Philpotts and Diges, arriving Norfolk at 10 30 AM, return from Norfolk at 6 00 PM via Bay Line, Old Point, and Portsmouth, arriving East River Landings by 7 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Landings
Norfolk
Mathews High School
Hicks
Willams
Philpotts
Diges
Portsmouth
Bay Line
Old Point
Florida
Virginia
Alabama
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore
Asthma Catarrh Cured by Free Trial Package
Thousands in New York respond to The Woodworth Company offer from Dept G 11618 roadway NY. An experimental Senpine package, claimed to cure asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh, mailed free to all who write. The remedy, said to be discovered by a Vienna University professor, is praised as a scientifically meritorious joy vacua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chenner & Co
Toledo
O. S
Hali
New York
Woodworth Company Dept
New York City
Reoe
Vienna University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown
Standard Oil Co
Pion
Soc Ib
A. Brown
W. E. Carr
Worth
B.C. & AL Railway CO
Piankatank River
Willard Thompson
Mgr. A. R. Beaven
Balto. T. Muxpoca
Cock of the Walk
Macnair’s Chicken
LSS
Cas Powder Ww
Powder Co
Norfolk. Ve
Leer
Kinney
Burlington
Drusgisia
Johns Heay
Percival
the Journal
Newport News
Samuel Burton
Nellie Franklin
Richard Franklin
Per. F P. Essex
Farmville
Times Dispatch
Thomas
Asommon
Congressman Glass
Binother
Earth
Mase
Jarvis & Pugh’s Department Store
Tts
Ren Millinery
Jarvis & Pugh’s
Stroe Mathews GC. H
A. H. Drewry
Ware Neck
Tit Globe Pea Company
Sallie T. Dunlavy
Hudgins, Va
Apply
A.H Drewry
M. Carter
Redari
W. E. Fitcher
Fitchetts, Va
Harry Hammonds Mathews
Journal Office
G. E. Hunt
Port Haywood
Iiss
Gen
A. Carnegie & Co
Main St
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Typewriter Exchange and Supply Company
Senpine
Mathews County Fish
Clam
J. Edwin Treakte
Fulton Fish Market
Market
Fulton National Bank
Peoples Trust Co
Brooklyn
W. J. Miller
Baltimore ST
Baltimore, MD
BAY
THE
Steam Packe Co
U. S
Old Dominion Steaiship Company
Gloucester Counties
Baltimore Fron Light Street
Barre Street
Gloucester
Jhnesherwood, Pres
Gen’ Mer
Willams & Co Williams
E. V. Zirckel
Canton Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!