Protect the Game in Maryland State Fields
Apprehension grows among sportsmen over rapid disappearance of partridges and woodcock. A Western Shore correspondent urges a statewide ban on shooting until November, proposing a season from November 1 to December 24 and scrapping local opening and closing dates. Readers from various areas weigh protection vs. hunting traditions, with suggestions to curb sale of game, limit hunting dogs in summer, and consider stricter licenses.
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Potl
Putss
A. K. Cruser
Philadelphia
New York
Sunday Law Upheld in Maryland Case
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the Kentucky Kent county State vs John W Jadelind conviction for Sabbath breaking for husking corn on Sunday. Judge Boyd said the law does not conflict with U S or Maryland constitutions, and that Sunday rest laws reflect both divine and human law and should be enforced. He warned against efforts by small sects to overturn Sunday observance in the state.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Universtrate
Circuit Court
Kent County
John W. Jadelind
Tidelind
Corm
Boyd
United States
Maryland
Queen Ames County
Diad
Orphans Court
Caroline County
Josilila Gibbs
Persis
Charles W.smutpe
Justin Gibbs
Templeville
Politician Discusses Business Mood and Railroad Plans
Ex Governor James A Beaver Defends Republicans Against blame for the current business downturn calling it a periodic depression not caused by Democratic policy. He notes the Greensborough and Federalshoro railroad delay and reports a public meeting in the court house showing strong local support and taxpayer interest. A New York bill proposes free public employment bureaus in cities.
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Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
New England
James A. Beaver
Wade
Johnstown
Harrison
Greensborough
Federalshoro
Court House
New York
New Cotton Dress Goods Line At Wanamaker Week
Wanamaker Parsapankira presents mid January arrivals in cotton dress goods. Japonettes 25c, Oxfords 30c, Madras 35c, Anderson Ginghams 35c, Silk Stripe Ginghams 45c, Organdie Lisse 37c, Mousseline a Pois 45c, Gauze Madras 45c, Oxford Natte 45c, Swivel Silk 60c. Early items suggest peak season demand.
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Oxfords
Madras
Gauze Madras
Oxford
Imported Ulsters and Capes Attract Shoppers In Store
The store advertises fine Ulsters and imported capes, described as rich velvet wraps and model garments. Prices are set to tempt buyers, promising high quality finishes and artistic workmanship, with some pieces offered at attractive values for discerning women shoppers.
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Coods
Coat Sale Promises Grand Value at Deep Discounts
Retail prices show coats and reefers offered at 2.50, 5, 8, and 16 with many items priced to double or more in value. Box coats, diagonals, cheviots, meltons, and fur trimmed designs in fine beaver styles highlight the stock, with comparisons to former prices as high as 30.
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al Sy
Men’s Suits to Order at Bargain Prices
We are making more suits to measure than last year at this time. Goods that would ordinarily cost 55 and 60 the suit are going at 30 and 35 dollar suits are in reach at 22.50. Full dress suits silk lined 35 dollars.
Atlas of the World by Rand McNally Catalogue
An at home family atlas described as answering geographical questions. Includes principal U S cities and world country diagrams. Size 1p x 11 inches, made for Rand McNally & Co. Price one dollar.
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United States
Athens
Rand, McNally & Co
Morning Herald to Expand Merit Pages and Maintain Price
The Morning Herald announces enlargement from four to Merit pages while keeping price at one cent per copy or $300 per year for mail subscribers. Telegraph Service remains independent and reliable with full market reports. A verbatim sermon by Rev. Dr. Talmage will appear Monday in the Hes edition and the paper pledges impartial, fearless reporting.
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Weralus
Restmvins
Ode News
Morning Herald
Fte
Baltimore
Talmage
Brootha
Hes
Heraler
Toirauid
Maryland Constitution Amendment Adopted by People
Governor Frank Brown proclaims that the 1893 amendment to Article Four of the Maryland Constitution, added by chapter 313 of 1892, received a majority vote at the November 7, 1893 election and is now part of the state Constitution. The proclamation notes official certification and publication requirements completed.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Baltimore
General Assembly
Frank Brown
Frankie Brown
Wat. Braxity
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Denton Journal
Wanamaker
Parsapankira
Ddlanianralter
Atlas OF the World
Joan Wanamaker
Third and
Lowe Street
Denton
CJL Silpe Ldds
C.Y. Shlelds
Lovett
Early
Michael
Cleaverland
Bubach
Sharpless
Crescent
Jovette
W.C. Todd
Concord
Mad
Framptom & Son
Talseus Undertakers
Nisi
Willian J. Blachiston, Asignee
Ve. Zachiary T. Anstett
Anna Anstett
Willian J. Blachston
Edwin Cgc
Fields
Edwing Fields
Luther WH. Gadd Ve. Smith Good
Cihhenit Court
State of
Luther HW. Gadd
Caurdline County
Edwin C. Plelds
Davrel
Roland Garey
Harald
the Sunday Herald
Weekly Herald
TLE Morning Herald
Triad
Denton Meat
Irvin & Fowlers
Thad Grocers
Hester River Steamboat
Grete
Banta U A
Ford
Chesstertown
Rolph
Spry's
Deep Landing
Buckingham
Round Pop
Chestertown
Rolph’s
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
George Warfield
Orphans’ Court
Marys Land
K. Madison Towers
Caroline
Zaid Dee Veal
Jonathean G. Lowers
E. Madison Towers
State OF Maryland
Evecective Department
Tors
Blackiston's
Billieads
Witel
Sali
Park’s Grocery
Neve
Beaugchamp
TueSuy
Tuk Sux
The
Nnithmore Weekly Sun
Workzlg Sun
Sun
Intitutes
Camula
Mexico
U.S. Angell Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Baltimore, Md
New York Ledger
America
Ledger
Edward Everett Hale
James Bryce
Ballington Booth
Olive Thorne Miller
George Kennan
Mary Kyle Dallas
Mary Lowe Dickinson
N. S. Stowell
Josiah Allen
Amelia E. Barr
Charles F. Walder
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Hijalmar H. Boyeson
Theodore Roosevelt
Helen Campbell
Robert Honnern
Cor, William and Spruce Sts
Coward's Point
Tuchahoe
Tuchahoe Neck
Grefrin
Killin
Robert E. Smith
Nike
James IL Smith
Les Ridgely
W. K. Conaway
Ridgely, MD
Trekahon Bripak Cannery
Jacob Andrew
Injmy Mill
Sheppard's Church
Russell
Redden & CO
Oak Hall
Wes
J. HA. Smh & Bro
J. M. Bieavien
J. M. Beaven
Janzo-94
Hillsboro
J.H. Medairy
J. H. Medairy
Cooc
North Howard Street
Battimers
Mary Lamp
J. O. Tayler
T. H. Evans & Company, Fruit and Produce Commission
Licur St
Baltimore, Mo
Gay Fruits and Vegetables
Termsensh
J. W.simons
Ridgely
Sam
Lena
Steinway & Son
Mason & Jamlin
Chase
C. C. Briggs
Wilcox & White
A. I Chase
Ferrand
Votey
George T. Musselman
Marydel
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