Public Laws on Fraudulent Voting in January Session 1907
The act prescribes penalties for fraudulent voting including grand and petty offenses. It details punishments ranging from a fine of 500 dollars to 100 dollars, and imprisonment from six months to two years. It bans voting by impersonation or in districts where not residing and repeals inconsistent acts upon passage.
Change of name for state sanatorium for consumptives
An 1874 act by the General Assembly renames the institution created by chapter otof the Putty Laws from the State Sanatorium for Consumptives to the State Sanatorium by which latter name it shall be hereafter known and designate. The act takes effect upon passage.
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General Assembly
Board of Health
Chaptier
State
Lilbrary
State Law Library
Sis
Acta
Joseph Stanton Jr
Rhode Island
LYS
Charlestown
Joseph Stanton, Jr
Earlie
Ride Island
United States
Secretary of State
Amendment to prohibit bribery in elections enacted
Chapter 1428 establishes penalties for offering or giving money or valuables to influence votes, including threats or intimidation. Violators face fines from 500 to 1000 dollars, imprisonment from six months to two years, or both, and are barred from voting or holding public office.
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General Assembly
Fresh Drinking Water for Factory Workers Act Passed 1907
A series of 1907 Rhode Island acts details required drinking water in all factories, penalties for violations, and effective dates. Other statutes amend vacancies, library salaries, court and practice provisions, and public monuments funding. The Metropolitan Park Bond section authorizes selling bonds up to 25000 dollars with a 3% interest rate, redeemable in gold coin, and a sinking fund to retire the debt.
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General Assembly
Heru
AN. ST
Metropolitan Park Loan
United States
Public acts amend insurance and court salary provisions
The document outlines amendments and provisions from 1907 including bond interest funding in the annual appropriation bill, use of bond sale premiums for sinking funds, and authorization for the state auditor and treasurer regarding real estate acquisitions and fund deposits. It also covers amendments to section 24 of chapter 283, salaries for the Washington County Superior Court clerk, and the establishment and maintenance of safety funds by fire insurance companies with requirements for guaranty surplus and special reserve funds and related penalties.
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Metropolitan Park District
Providence Plantations
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
General Assembly
County of
Washington
Treasury
Insurance Commissioner
HARE
Chase
Saue
Insurance Department
Sec 3
Guaranty Surplus Fund
Time Table Entry For June 16 Arrivals
A fragment from the timetable lists June 16 arrivals under a weekday section. The readable words include time oriented phrasing and partial company name, indicating a schedule note rather than a full article.
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Vice Company
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Mhapter
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Frank Jones
Homestead Ale
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Thames Street
Morris Bros
Charles P. Bennett
Wwe
Quacks
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Oshosh
U.S. Dental Association
Westminster Street
Hubert A. Lewis
D. D
Dair. Cor
Wood's
Bradford Str
A. W. Noll
Vaccaro Bros
Franklin Street
Arri Lewp
Tratilway
Newport
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Atpirive
Sagamore
N.H. & Hartford Railroad
Warren
Express
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Isaac Woolf
King
Henry H. Tilley
Samuel Taylor
Samuel Pearce
Jacob Bassing
Edward
Babbitt
Thames and
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John Street
Henry H.piller
Jacob Babsing
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B. Paull
E. G. Spooner
Bradford Street
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D'Wolf
Hristol
Bath
Randall & Randall Proprietors
M. Angell
William Street
A. W. Orgelman
le Binkes
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G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Carey
Constitution Street
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Herman Thiele