Democratic Ticket Praised In State Nomination Column
The Journal endorses the Maryland Democratic slate led by Governor candidate Frank Brown and Attorney General nominee John P. Poe. It lauds primaries as the voters’ voice, notes party unity, and applauds the ticket’s integrity, experience, and public service across Comptroller and Clerk roles. Col. Luther H. Gadd’s supporters accept the convention’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Maryland
Frank Brown
Wm. Pinkney Whyte
John P. Poe
Poe
Court of Appeals
Ford
Circuit Court
Smith
Luther H. Gadd
Constitutional Amendments Explained for November Vote
The paper outlines amendments 1 through 6 debated by readers, including changes to tax and governance. Amends sections authorize governor veto power, impose charter surrender for tax benefits, introduce poll tax and income tax, extend county commissioner terms to six years, allow sale of state interests in works, and allow taxation of mortgages by property location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Lightning fires destroy two Vernon area barns
Lightning struck on Wednesday morning at Wm. H. Knox farm near Vernon, burning a barn and consuming two mules a crop of wheat a cow a reaper and other property. On Thursday afternoon Will Nichols barn near Nichols was struck and destroyed with five horses all his wheat corn and hay a reaper and drill. all but one horse burned as he drove it at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Knox
Vernon
Will Nichols
Nichols
Publication Order in Equity for Cranor Real Estate Sale
In Caroline county circuit court an equity suit seeks a decree for sale of Henry D Cranor and Abbie C Cranor real estate to satisfy a $3000 debt to James A Campbell with interest, the defendants being absent and summoned by newspaper notice per court order dated July 16, 1891. The record includes amendments, mortgage details, and constitutional acts notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Cranor
Abbie C. Cranor
Henry VA. Cranor
Abie C. Cranor
James A. Campbell
Dataes A. Campbell
Henry C. Cranor
Caroling County
Maryland
Henry
Abbie C
Morteage
Henry D. Craner
Abbie C. Craner
Cai
Henry P. Cranor
Cneult Court
Caroline County
Peronn
Carse
Luther MH. Gadd
Lutiler H. Gadd
Proclamation of Maryland constitutional amendments proposed
Governor orders publication of six proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution from January 1800 General Assembly. Details outline process for bill passage, governor veto, reconsideration by both houses, and effect of execution, with named amendment numbers and sections.
Maryland Amendment Proposal On Constitutional Article Seven
The General Assembly proposes an amendment to section one of article seven of the Maryland Constitution. It states that three fifths of all members of the General Assembly are required for passage of the proposed change. The text indicates the amendment is under consideration and not yet enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsienbly
Maryland
General Assembly
Sud
Eaid
General Assembly of
W. G. Parnell
Senate
Carlton Shafer
House of Delegates
Smd
Board of Public Works
Carlton Silafer
Marylou
Legislative Department
Yous and
Mays
Real Estate Sale Ordered by Caroline County Court
By virtue of power granted by the Orleans Court of Caroline county Maryland and the executors of James C Richards, late of Caroline county deceased will offer at public sale in front of the Court House door in Denton the tract with pine timber. Terms are one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal notes due in six and twelve months with interest from sale. Box-title papers are a lien of purchaser. WM H Deen Flora Richards W T Turr Executors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Caroline County
Mary
James C. Tichards
Denton
Greensborough
Thomas F. Faarey
Wm. W. Lowe
James C. Richards
R.C. Carter
James G. Redden
WM. Il. Deen
Flora Rechards
W.T. Turr
Auet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Epiror
Frank Brows
Carroll County
John Prentiss Poe
Baltimore City
Marion Dekalb Smith
Kent County
Clerk Court OF Appeals
J. Frank Ford
ST. Mary's County
County Central Comittee
Court Mouse
Oelock Pom
Enociel George
Ilowan
Melvin
How, Frank Brown
Henry D Cranor, Abbie VC
Cranor
Caroline
G.W. Parnell
The
Joute of Delegates
Numer
W.G. Parnell
Carlton Suafer
Number Co
Numnen
Knanu E. Jackson
Baltimore
Maiyland
Annapolis
United States
Elihu E. Jackson
E. W. LeCourrte
Secretary of State
State OF Maryland
Ciapter
Nunper
Carriares
Daytons and
Iknom
Light St. Wharf
F. Sloan & Bro
Baltimore, Md
S. H. Fluharty
Burrsville
Webster
Haston
Hardware
S. Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
T, Med
Frederick Fountain
OFAC
Rds CO
South Carolina
Acext
Chestertown
Phe
John Y. Graham
Hf. C. Culbreth
Tather
Conference Academy
Amusic
Art
W. L. Gooding
Dover
Del
Otice
Denton Academy
Goelock Num
State Normal School
M. B. Stephens
Goldey Wilmington
Grommergirl
AKO School OF
Wile Tafogton
Philadelphia
H. &, Guldey
Columbus
M. J. Young
Denton Hardware
Imperial
Johnston
Acme
Champion Farm Wagons
Oliver
Advance
Damascus
Boss
Gardenway
South Bend
John A. Jones
Thomas Cavender
Middletown
Concord
W. C. Todd
E. 4. Loeckerman
Jd. Kt. Manship
Thomas H. Everagain
Todd's Mill
Andersontown
J. E. Towers
W. FL Liden
Saulsbury Hobbs
Fred, Lyde, Denton
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