New York Papers Push Cleveland For Governor Nomination
New York papers urge ex President Grover Cleveland as Democratic Governor candidate. The World argues his bid for the presidency hinges on his ability to carry New York, a test the party seeks before national nominations. Other names discussed for New York offices include Lowande, Shryock, Devries, Stockbridge Jr., and Hodson.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Lloyp LowanEs
Cumberland
Thomas J. Shryock
Henry O. Devries
State Grange
Devries
Howard County
Carroll County
Henry Stockbridge, Jr
Hodson
Shryock
Herald
Brown Fraternal Legion to welcome Governor candidate Frank Brown
A Baltimore fraternal group plans a grand public reception for Hon. Frank Brown, Democratic governor candidate. Brown declined a homecoming demonstration, asking friends in Baltimore to avoid public welcome on his return from Europe.
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Brown Fraternal Legion
Baltimore
Frank Brown
Brown
Europe
Proclamation of Maryland Governor on Constitutional Amendments
The Governor orders publication of six proposed amendments to Maryland’s Constitution described by chapter numbers from the January 1890 General Assembly session. The amendments address retention of the governor's veto and legislative procedure, with specific sections outlining the process for passage, objections, and reconsideration by both houses. States the amendments will be submitted to voters at the next general election.
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Legislative Department
House of Delegates
Senate
General Assembly
Enton E. Jackson
Maryland
Baltimore
Constitutional amendment ballot wording act copied in 1890 Maryland
The document certifies an act of the Geneva Assembly of Maryland approved January session 1890. It directs general elections to include on each ballot the phrase for the constitutional amendment or against the constitutional amendment and to report votes to the Governor as required by article fourteen. Signatures of G W Parnell Secretary of the Senate and Carlton Shafer Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates appear.
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Geneva Assembly
Maryland
G.W. Parnell
Senate
Carlton Shafer
House of Delegates
General Assembly of
General Assembly
W. G. Parnell
General Assembly of Maryland
W.G. Parnell
Carlton Silafer
Board of Public Works
Eaid
W. G. Purnell
Maryland Constitutional Amendments From 1890 Debated
This fragment outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Maryland from 1890, detailing changes to corporation formation, taxation, and county commissioners. It references specific articles and sections, procedures for voter adoption by ballot, and signatures of officials like W. G. Parnell.
Constitutional amendment proposed to article fifteen rights
This item records a proposed amendment to article fifteen of the state Constitution, detailing taxation rules and exemptions for public property churches benevolent and educational institutions. It notes general assembly power to tax incomes and requires submission to voters at the next general election with official phrasing for or against the amendment. Approved April 3rd 1890.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Snia
General Assembly
Amendments to Maryland Constitution Proposed by General Assembly
A historic 1891 Maryland document outlines an act to amend section fifty-one of article three of the state constitution. It details taxation rules for residents and property, mortgage taxation possibilities, and directs publication of the proposed amendments in multiple newspapers before the November 3, 1891 general election. Governor Elib E. Jackson and Secretary E. W. LeCourte sign and seal the act.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Dunnock's offers fall goods at lower prices
Business note from Dunnock's announces new fall stock including Teazle Cloth Chuddah Cloth Cuttings Dressinghams and more at about 25 percent off last season. Also Percale Muslins dress linings and light cuttings reduced to clear Chantilly Cloth must go. Prices touted as lower than surrounding Denton ads.
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Toc
Chantilly
Real Estate Public Auction in Hillsborough Maryland
Public sale of farming real estate in Caroline County Maryland by power of sale from Ada C Hob and spouses H A Hartman and Alfred Gearhart. Property near Hillsborough covers about 12 714 acres with a two story frame dwelling, outbuildings, peach trees and orchards. Auction set for September 10, 1891 from 2 to 5 PM. possession January 1, 1892.
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Ada C. Hobby
John S. Gearhart
H.A. Galena Hartman
Alfred C. Gearhart
Bearin
Caroline County
Maryland
Hillsborough
H. TL
Gearhart
Willsborough
Christopher
Hlrstin P. Ringgold
EL. Rosenstall
Lillsborough
Hillsboro
Walter Booker
Capt. C. C. Wheeler
Public sale of estate in Denton woodland acreage
By authority of the Inet Will and Testament of Jacob I Kephart late of Huntington county Pennsylvania administrator c a of said deceased will offer at public sale at the Court House door in the town of Denton about sixty acres of woodland with improvements One third of the purchase price to be paid in cash on the day of sale and the balance in two equal payments one and two years from sale with interest from the day of sale payable semi annually secured to the satisfaction of the administrator
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House of Delegates
The
Orphans' Court
Register of Wills
P. m. Enoch George
Howard Melvin
Farmers’ Alliance
Dorchester County
Cambridge
George W. Handy
Fork
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J. B. Benson
the Neck
Joseph T. Daves
S. W. Moore
W. C. Travers
Thomas J. Webb
W. E. James
Mr. Lake
Thomas B. Cator
Messrs
Lake
Cator
No. 3
Walter Booker
Uillsborough
Knott's
Geo
T. Hobby
T. Frank Seward
Auct
Henry D. Cranor
Abbie C. Cranor
James A. Campbell
Henry C. Cranor
Caroline County
Maryland
Luther H. Gadd
Jacob I. Kephart
Huntington County
Pennsylvania
C. A
Court House
Denton
Orleans’ Court
Mary
James C. Hichards
Greensorough
Lnte
Thomas F. Garey
Win. W. Lowe
Jiber L. H
Deen
Flora Ricilards
W. T. Torr
Denton National Bank
G. Beniah Kinnamon
Levi T. Dukes
Eaid
Elizabeth C, Dukes
Isaac L, Dukes
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Baltimore City
Marion Dekalb Smith
Kent County
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ST. Mary’s County
Democratic County Central Committee
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John W. Knotts
Nosenstalk
Paul Hoffman
Benedict Weaver
Whantever
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George M. Russum
Jacob St. Kephart
Henry Inwis
Choptank
A. G. Garey
F. Sloan & Bro
E, Md
Light St. Wharf
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É&Ec
Haston
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Tuckahoe Neck
Thawley's Chapel
Whiteley
South Bend
Timothy Hay
Orphans’ Court
John Y. Graham
William
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Fred Garey
Denton Md