Warning to Merchants and Stallion Owners on Maryland Licenses
All persons and bodies in Caroline County engaged in business or occupancy requiring a license must obtain or renew under penalties. The notice details license fees for traders based on stock value and the requirement for stallion or jack owners to pay the highest season asking price to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, not less than ten dollars, with exemptions for the stallion tax. The act of 1892 chapters are cited for enforcement.
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Caroline County
Inns of Maryland
General Assembly of
Maryland
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore
Algenus E. Cooper
Richard Blilt
Worcester County
Hans
Ife
Dolgiano
Bolgiano’s
Wilsons tariff message urges now to square duties with modern industry
President Woodrow Wilson asks Congress to revise tariff schedules to reflect changes in industrial and commercial life. He argues current duties create artificial privilege and monopoly, urging a shift to genuine competition, development, and free trade channels while avoiding abrupt upheaval. The message signals banking reform may follow the tariff changes, but focuses first on fiscal updates.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
House
Congress
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Jewels Define Society in a Glimpse of Fashion
In a New York Times excerpt, women catalog jewelries as social identity, noting how rings, sapphires, emeralds, and opals mark status. The piece traces how debutantes, dowagers, and social intimates reveal personality through ever-changing jewelry and the ritual of admiring each new piece.
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Chronicle
Richard Barry
New York Times
Orto-Bo
Sunshine and Sunlight Make Girls Fully Ripe
The piece argues that exposure to glorious sunshine is essential for vitality. It draws an analogy with a potato sprouting in light versus darkness, claiming only girls who bathe in sun become fully ripe and spirited, while pale, lifeless girls lack color and vigor.
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The Queen and Gambling at Derby Day
The Queen plans to join the King at the Grand National next month yet remains averse to gambling. A past rail journey to the derby saw King Edward propose a half crown sweepstake, Princess Mary drawing a promising horse, and Prince Arthur offering five shillings for it. The Queen refused, her chosen horse winning easily, illustrating her reluctance to gamble.
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Mary
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
H. RH
London
Shark superstitions about death tied to following ships
An old superstition among sailors claims a shark following a vessel signals someone on board will die, based on the belief that sharks can smell or sense death. The belief persists in some maritime communities.
Soothing Occupation and the restless solitaire gent
A waiter asks about a man who kicked a chair and threw cards into a fireplace. The other replies the man is the gentleman who uses solitaire to calm his nerves.
Manage Other People's Business at Long Distance Motto
A clipped quote emphasizes ease and delight in steering other firms from afar without responsibility for outcomes. The remark frames distant management as the simplest occupation, credited to the Exchange in a concise opinion piece.
Truth Mixed With Alloy from Sierra Nevada Metals
A reflective line likening truth to gold dust from Sierra Nevada, mingled with alloy as the debris of centuries. The verse presents a concise meditation on value, time, and the mingling of pure insight with imperfect history.
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Sierra Nevada
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