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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
2
A Maryland editorial argues for a uniform fish law to curb large nets that block river mouths and harm spawning routes. It cites losses to fish populations and warns of opposition from river down-fisher monopolists, urging justice and broader benefits for the state’s fishing economy.
A rising faction of leading Republicans backs extending the tariff’s reciprocity feature and freer trade with major nations. They warn reciprocity is a trap that binds both sides, while Democrats have long argued for equal terms in trade. The piece notes the Baltimore convention’s expected impact and mentions figures like Graham, Hanna, Platt, and Senator Stewart, reflecting party rifts and predictions for Roosevelt’s nomination.
Multiple Maryland and Delaware properties offered by trustee at Marydel and Denton. Listings include 38 to 61 acre farms with two story dwellings and outbuildings, apple and peach orchards, tenanted by G Williams and Charles Burris, possession in 1902, and purchaser access for seeding. Also sold at Frazer Hotel front Marydel: 7500 square foot parcel with no improvements, and a 71 acre 40 perches farm on public road from Felton to Sandtown with a frame dwelling. Terms require 25 percent cash day of sale, balance later, or all cash. title at purchaser expense.
The act proposes amending Article 3 Section 4 and Article 8 to establish a new state representation apportionment after the 1900 census. It outlines county delegate counts from two to six based on population, sets Baltimore City districting to equalize population, and directs submission to voters in November 1901 with ballots showing For or Against the amendment. Governor Joan W. Smith orders publication of the bills proposing the amendments.
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