Maryland Act Regulating Importation of Destitute Children
An 1908 Maryland act prohibits bringing into the state pauper or other dependent children for placement without written consent from the Board of State Aid and Charities. It requires an indemnity bond of 10,000 dollars and ongoing reporting, supervision, and removal provisions. Violations carry up to a $1,000 fine. exemptions include relatives bringing a child from another state. The act takes effect upon passage.
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State of
Maryland
General Assembly of
Board of State Aid and Charities of
Marsland
Merchur
Maryland Chancery Law Amendments Section 200F Sec 240M
The text outlines proposed amendments to the Code of Public General Laws in Maryland. It discusses adding a new Section 200F after Section 200, and a Section 240M clarifying that existing provisions do not affect property rights of persons who, before April 3, 1906, filed petitions in court for transfers or distributions held by trustees executors or fiduciaries.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Public General Laws
General Assembly of
Maryland
Austin L. Crotilers
Code of Public General Laws
General Assembly
Slaryvland
State of
Repeal and Reenactment of Maryland Testamentary Law Section
Maryland acts revise section 307 of Article 93 and replace it with a new text governing descent and disposal of lands and personal property via wills or codicils. The act, approved March 18, 1905, outlines that lands and goods can be transferred by will with conditions on entry or reverter, under specified restrictions, and names Austin Il Crothers and Joseph Bb Sethi as sponsors.
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Code of Public General Laws
Maryland
Acts of the General Assembly of
Public General Laws
John P. Poe
General Assembly of Maryland
General Assembly of
Austin IL. Crothers
Joseph BB. Sethi
Senate
J. Enos Ray, JR
House of Delegates
Eight Hour Day Law Repeal and Reenactment in Baltimore
Baltimore enacts eight hour workday for city labor on public works with limited exceptions. Key provisions set wage floor to current local rates and apply to contractors and sub contractors under city contracts while excluding fire department and pay view asylum employees. Offenders face fines from ten to fifty dollars per violation with informer’s share.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Baltimore
Mery Arice
City Council of
City of
City Council
Bach
Fire Department
Maryland Chancery Non-Residents Act Passage
A Maryland General Assembly act adds a new section to Article 16 to provide for unknown heirs in chancery suits involving real estate where the decedent is dead and heirs are unknown or nonresidents. The act, effective upon passage, authorizes publication against nonresidents and binds heirs at law regardless of residency in the decree.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland adds section to validate defective conveyances
An act to insert a new Section 865A in Article 21 Conveyancing of the 1904 Maryland code. The provision aims to validate defective conveyances of real or personal property and follows existing sections, detailing the new statutory framework and enacting authority. The text reflects procedural language typical of the era.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
Repeal and Amend Practice of Medicine Statute in Maryland
Chapter 120 proposes repealing and reenacting Section 101 of Article 43 Health Practitioners of Medicine to define who may be regarded as practicing medicine. It restricts use of titles to imply medical status and prohibits certain treatments for pay, with exceptions for gratuitous services, hospital staff, and cross border practice under conditions. It preserves dentistry provisions and dental graduates.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
United States Army
Navy
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Baltimore City
Superior Court
Austin L. Crotiters
Austin L. Crother
House of Defe
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Gates
Austin L. Crothers
Austin Ll. Crothers
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Joseph B. Setil
Mouse of Delegates
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Orphans’ Court
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