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Domestic News February 26, 1883

The Daily Gazette

Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware

What is this article about?

Jerome Bradley of New York, representing Sussex-Midland, visited Georgetown and Dover to seek a charter extension from Dover to Lewes for his railroad, opposed by J. & B. officials. Bridgeville residents strongly support the project, suggesting one track could suffice if terms are agreed.

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The Sussex-Midland. [Sussex Journal.]

Jerome Bradley of New York, interested in the Sussex-Midland, was in Georgetown while the J. & B. railroad officials were here this week. He has been spending some time in Dover in the interest of his company, asking for an extension of the charter from this town to Lewes. Of course the J. & B. men are opposing this. It would seem that one track should be sufficient if the companies can agree to terms etc. Most of the people in and around Bridgeville are strong advocates for the building of the road.

What sub-type of article is it?

Infrastructure Politics

What keywords are associated?

Sussex Midland Railroad Charter Extension J&B Opposition Bridgeville Support Lewes Extension

What entities or persons were involved?

Jerome Bradley J. & B. Railroad Officials

Where did it happen?

Georgetown

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Georgetown

Event Date

This Week

Key Persons

Jerome Bradley J. & B. Railroad Officials

Outcome

opposition from j. & b. officials; strong advocacy from people in and around bridgeville

Event Details

Jerome Bradley of New York, interested in the Sussex-Midland, was in Georgetown while J. & B. railroad officials were there this week. He spent time in Dover seeking an extension of the charter from this town to Lewes. J. & B. men oppose this. One track should suffice if companies agree to terms. Most people in and around Bridgeville advocate for building the road.

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