Two Evils of Title Day in Frederick Maryland
Judge James McSherry of Frederick at the August term of the Circuit Court rebukes illicit whiskey dealers and back room bars and warns grand jurors to indict every officer aiding gambling at the Frederick County Agricultural Society grounds. He calls for enforcement and notes broader concerns for state law at county fairs. The piece also reports on political letters from Centreville and editorial notes in Denton Union and mentions the death of Mrs. Sarah A Polk in Nashville at nearly 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Agricultural Society
Frederick County
Fusion tickets form in Dorchester and Wicomico counties
Democrats defeated for their party nominations bolt to join fusion tickets with Republicans. Dorchester and Wicomico plan cross party deals, each side taking offices on the ticket. Fusion camps denounce primaries while pursuing power, portraying rivals as bosses and rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Dorchester
Wicomico
Sheriff Sale Notice of Willian T Roberts Lands
Public sale of the farm and improvements in Caroline county First district under two writs of execution to satisfy debts. The Denton court house door will host bidding on September 15 1891 between 2 and 4 pm with highest bid binding, sale proceeds to pay debts interest and costs. Sheriff Charles I Shields of Caroline county oversees the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Democratic County Central Committee
Uanal
Denton
Circuit Court
House of Delegates
Or Phang’ Court
Register of Wills
P. m. Enoch George
Howand Melven
Willian T. Roberts
Maryland
Wm.t. Robertshaw
Guna
John W. Temple
Wm. T. Roberts
JF. J
St. Jolios
Jos. Twniner
Adam. Hobby
John S. Gearhart
H.A. Galena Hartin
Imesband
Alfred C. Gearhart
Bearin
Hillsborough
H. J., Gearhart
Christopher
Elisha P. Ringgold
N. Rosenstatk
Jacob KR. Kephart
Huntington County
Pennsylvania
Court House
John Y. Graham
William Breeding Iand
H. C. Culbreth
Luther Griffith
C. E. Newlee
Aga Ayers
William Dennison
Thomas N. Gough
Notice to Creditors of Tilghman Hubbard deceased
Notice from Caroline County Orphans Court stating John Horsey as executor exposes all creditors to exhibit their claims with vouchers by February 11 1892 or be excluded from the estate. The notice formalizes letters testamentary on Tilghman Hubbard’s personal estate and directs lawful collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Tilghman Hubbard
John Horsey
Levi T. Dukes
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Isaac L. Dukes
Dee
Proclamation by the Governor on Maryland constitutional amendments
The governor orders publication of proposed constitutional amendments passed by the 1890 Maryland General Assembly. Amendments numbered one through six relay changes to section seventeen of article two and related procedures for governor vetoes and legislative reconsideration. The measures await submission to qualified voters at the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
General Assembly
Mary Iand
Els E. Jackson
Baltimore
Annapolis
United States
Elihu E. Jackson
Maryland Constitution Amendments and State Officials Actions
A compilation of proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution sections across articles three, seven, twelve, and thirteen, outlining legislative approval, voter adoption processes, and ballot wording. The document includes certification of acts from 1890, procedures for public voting, and a 1891 audit of Caroline County accounts by the Denton school board auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF School Board
Denton
Board of School Commissioners
Caroline County
Trepp
Maryland scene constitutional tax amendment proposed
An Act to amend article fifteen of the Declaration of Rights proposes taxing uniformity with exemptions for public and church property and certain institutions. It sets the amendment to be voted on at the next general election by ballot with the phrases for or against the constitutional amendment. Approved April 3rd, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaih
General Assembly of
Maryland
Stett
Banke
General Assembly
W. G. Parnell
Board of Public Works
Ue Voto
Geneva Assembly
W. G. Purnelle
Senate
Carlton Shafer
House of Delegates
Ublic
Maryland Proposed Amendment to Constitution Section One
An AN ACT to amend section one of article seven of the Maryland Constitution proposes a three fifths vote of all Tint to enact the following section as an amendment. The General Assembly declares the following section be presented for approval as part of the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Maryland constitutional amendment on taxation of personal property
A historical Maryland act proposes amending the Constitution to tax personal property where residents reside for most of the year, with mortgages and debts taxed where the property sits. It directs voters to choose for or against the amendment and notes certification by the General Assembly and Great Seal of Maryland.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Enlio
Frank Brown
Cailroll County
John Prentiss Poe
Baltimore City
Marion Dekalb Smith
Kent County
Clerk Court OF Appeals
J. Frank Ford
ST. Mary’s County
A. Siti GoLpsuonouit
Centreville
Luz
Goldsborough
Queen Anne
Denton Union
Farmers’ Alliance
Hono
Marian de Kalb Smith
John P. Poe
John Frank Ford
William T. Henderson
Sarah A. Polk
James K. Polk
Nashville
Tenn
HUCI
IYE
Sheriff’s Sale
Charles IL Shields
Caraline County
State OF Maryland
Executive Department
Legislative Department
Louse
G.W. Parnell
House of Delegate
Numner 2
Tip
W.G. Parnell
Preston Academy
Hunting Creek
Templeville
Dulaney
Weagian
Z. Potter Steele
T. Pliny Fisher
Auditors
Nuner
Carlton Suafer
Great Seal OF
E. W. LeCostte
Secretary of State
Rea Estate
Fuiptown
John W. Knotts
IL. Rosenstalk
Hillsboro
Walter Booker
Capt. C. CO. Wheeler
No. 3
Main Street
Knott’s Mill
Geo. T. Hobby, Jr
T. Frank Seward
Auct
Tilghman Wabbard
Smithville
Bickford & Huffman
Housenote & Kirenen
Denton National Bank
Tilghman Stubbard
Dee'd
Choptank
A. G. Garey
F. Sloan & Bro
Baltimore, Md
Light St. Wharf
Paul Geffman
Otters
Benedict Weaver
Ridgely
Greensborough
Uni
George M. Russum
Jacob R. Kephart
Henry Inwix
Order of the School
Dover Neck
M. B. Stephens
Washington College
Chestertown
Awa
Chester River
Charles W. Reid
Daytons
Webster
Jaston
Hardware
Oe Ss
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Dunnock’s
Chantilly
Dunnock
W. E. Dunnock
Parker's
Cealp Discasca & Heir
Slade
Pepper RE
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