Maryland finances show large surplus and tax relief
Dr Gordon T Atkinson reports Maryland nearly debt free with a 1.5 million surplus after state revenues rise and laws increasing revenue. Legislature enacted measures for revenue growth and treasury management, with taxes for loans repealed and school funding at stake. Opposition forms against Dorchester Republican leader Phillips Lee Goldsborough, now Internal Revenue Collector. Earthquake devastates Kingston Jamaica with loss of life and property, followed by fires and a US relief mission. Delaware Republicans name Harry A Riche on to succeed Senator T M Axilee.
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Gordon T. Atkinson
Maryland
Atkinson
Treasury
J. C. Leonard
Levi B. Williams
Andrews
J. H.C. Barrett
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Cambridge
Dorchester
Goldsborough
Kingston
Jamaica
San Francisco
United States
Delaware
Harry A. Riche
Dover
United Sta S
Axilee
Baltimore Trade Review Two Markets And 1907 Outlook
Baltimore reports stronger canned goods demand in 1906 with a 30 percent rise over 1905 and higher output, signaling a bright 1907 for canners. Lumber prices declined after earlier strength despite active building. grain trade faced sluggish returns due to transport bottlenecks and a lack of healthy public interest.
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Baltimore
United States
Chicago Grain Trade Slumps Amid Poor Demand and Weather
Chicago, the world’s leading speculative train centre, endures a long dull spell as export demand remains modest. Rain-damaged wheat from Maryland and Virginia lowers quality, while interior corn sales lag due to dealer fears. German buyers retreat after tariffs misfire, and low river levels curb inland trade. Baltimore and Atlantic ports face similar grain access constraints.
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Chicago
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
Atlantic
Gulf
Never Fail Ship Sails On Ocean Trial
A child names his toy boat Never Fail as it bravely faces wind and tide. On the beach he imagines the vessel conquering rocks and shoals, the crew cheering its sturdy sails and steadfast hull against the sea’s challenge.
The American Magazine Change Hands After 30 Years
The American Magazine has changed hands ending a 30 year era with Leslie's Popular Monthly taking over. The swap shifts ownership and editorial direction, altering the publication’s heading for readers and advertisers.
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Leslie
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