Baltimore to Freeport steamship schedule 1911
The B C and AL Railway issues a 1911 timetable stating steamers depart Baltimore Pier 9 Light Street Sundays and Wednesdays for Freeport and intermediate landings with specific stop times. Returns depart Freeport and intermediate landings on Sundays and Fridays, weather permitting, arriving Baltimore next morning. The company disclaims guaranteed arrival or departure times and any delays. Signed by Wm. Thompson and A R Beaven with agents.
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Pier
Light Street
Baltimore
Freeport
Mila
Tipers
Blackwell
Fleeton
Timbs
Reedvill
Hardings
Harveys
Grace
Byrdton
Kilmarnock
Ocrans
Jackson's Creek
Cricket Hill
Callis
Fitchetta
Warehouse
Conrads
Green Point
Stampers
Blands
PacBlay
Sters
Saved Mapy From Death In Mock Ark Drug Years Experience
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas claims to have saved many lives in 25 years in the drug trade. He writes he prefers recommending Dr King’s News Lie very for weak lungs and related ailments. He asserts neighbors live today thanks to his care and to the remedy.
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W. L. Mock
Mock
Ark
Candidate Carols Blakes Announces Virginia House Candidacy
J T Christian announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Virginia House of Delegates for Mathews and Middlesex. He asks voters to approve in the September 7 election and expresses appreciation for support.
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Mathews
Middlesex
House of Delegates of
Virginia
J. T. Christian
Walter Somers Seeks Reform Democrat Candidacy in Virginia Race
Walter Somers announces his campaign for the Virginia House of Delegates as a Reform Democrat aligned with the Bryan School. He pledges initiative referendum and recall, urges economy in government, and vows to support reform and W. A. Jones over Martin if elected.
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Mathews
Middlesex
House of Delegates
Virginia
House of Delégates
W. A. Jones
Martin
Lveth
Walter Somers
Jefferson or Madison Brand Hat Ad at Mathews C. H.
Assurance of up to date and stylish hats for gentlemen. Jefferson or Madison Brand offered at Mathews C. H. by Messrs Jarvis and Pugh. Try one and prefer none other.
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Jefferson
Madison
Mathews C. H
Mesers Jarvis and Pugh
Remembering to pay poll tax by May sixth warning voters
The Journal urges timely poll tax payment by Saturday May 6 as part of a campaign note. It defends fair play in political contest while critiquing Hon Carter Glass and his remarks about Virginia politics. It cites disputed treasury figures and calls for voters to hear Senator Swanson’s side before deciding.
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Carter Glass
Glass
Claud A. Swanson
Treasury
Virginia
Montagne
Swansons
Swanson
Congress
Bosh
Senate
Mastin
A. J. Montague
Montague
Mr. Swanson
Death of Newton Fox Former Mathews Resident and Merchant
Newton Fox, once a Mathews County resident and later a prosperous Annapolis merchant, died early Sunday in Annapolis Maryland. His body was brought to Mathews on Monday for burial, with funeral services Tuesday at Daniel Fox's home conducted by Rev. George Gowen. A deacon of the Baptist Church, he was active in church work. He is survived by a widow, two brothers and two sisters.
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Newton Fox
Mathews County
Annapolis Md
Mathews
Daniel Fox
George Gowan
Richmond’s Citizens Mourn Loss of Captain Frank Cunningham
Captain Frank Cunningham longtime city collector of Richmond died suddenly at his home on Saturday at 5 15 a m. A beloved figure among residents, he was a friend to the masses and his passing will be deeply lamented by the city and his many friends elsewhere.
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Frank Cunningham
Richmond
Colonel Joseph McGee dies at Ware Neck home Hope Haven
Colonel Joseph McGee longtime Gloucester County resident died at his Ware Neck home Hope Haven from apoplexy triggered by imprudent eating and over exertion. His body was taken to Petersburg, his former home, for burial.
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Colone Josevih McGee
Gloucester Co
Hope Haven
Ware Neck
P.tteberg
Death of Charles Cullin Jr in Norfolk
Charles Callin Jr ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cull of North River died in Norfolk where he had been taken for medical treatment. The body was brought to Mathews on Tuesday by boat and buried on Wednesday. He was a bright little boy.
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Charles Callin Jr
Charles Cull
North River
Norfolk
Mathews
Wose
Record of Senator Swanson as Champion of the People
Fredericksburg Free Lance reviews Senator Swanson’s public record from Congress 1893 to 1906 and as Governor of Virginia. It highlights his votes for tariff reform, antitrust measures, rural delivery, railroad regulation, and state improvements including schools, roads, and public health. The summary portrays him as a champion of the masses against monopolies and for progressive policies.
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Senate
Claude A. Swanton
Congress
House
United States Treasury
Fepburn
Post Office and Postroads Committee
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Swanson
Swanson
Fredericksberd
Free Lance
Six Cups of Chocolate sketches at school and Port Waywood
A two part program presented by the High School Girls and later by the high school and seventh grade boys features the one act sketch Six Cups of Chocolate and the farce Country Justice. The show includes other numbers and repeats in Port Waywood on May 11. Admission 25 and 45 cents with refreshments noted.
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Port Waywood
Corner-stone Laying for New Point High School
The corner-stone of the new New Point high school will be laid by Oriental Lodge No. 20 on May 6. The program includes an 11:30 speech by Governor Hodges Mazin, a 12:30 dinner, and a 3:00 corner-stone laying. Expected speakers after the ceremony are T J Dowring, L C Garnett, J Wood Sears, and Rev. George Gowen.
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New Point
Oriental Lodge No
Wm. Hodges Mazin
T. J. Y Dowring
Lb.c. Garnett
J. Wood Sears
George Gowen
Evybody Gome
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Hudgins, Va
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Growth Cove Oysters Arcade
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Old Dominion
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