Proclamation on Constitutional Amendments in Maryland 1910
The document outlines proposed amendments to Maryland’s constitution from the January session of the General Assembly 1910. It details Section 8 authorizing Australian ballot elections, voter qualifications, property-based registration, and election procedures to be submitted at the 1911 general election with voting instructions and official approval stamps. It lists officials Austin L. Crothers governor and party leadership signatures.
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General Assembly of
Marsland
Maryland
General Assembly
Virat
Baltimore
otter
Acta
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS
Baltimore City
Amendments to Maryland Constitution Propagated for 1911 Vote
The legislature proposes amendments to Article 3 and Article 8 sections on legislative department and representation. The changes seek to adjust House of Delegates apportionment by county population thresholds and Baltimore City districting, with provisions for equal districts and city delegation limits. Governor Crothers orders publication in multiple newspapers before the November 1911 election.
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Legislative Department
General Assembly of
Maryland
House of Delegates
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Lactimore City
sald J
General Assembly
Lalthmore
AUSTIN L. CROTIHIES
ALP. GORMAN
Senate
ADAM PEEPLES
Maltimore City
Prime Hillsboro home with immediate possession offered
One of the nicest and best located homes in Hillsboro with possession given at once. Also offered is choice clean scarlet or crimson clover seed for sale. Contact WM. J. SHAWN at Lyford Farm, 7-29-31 Tuckahoe Neck. phone provided. IRA B. WILLIAMS noted in Hillsboro Maryland.
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Hillsboro
IRA B. WILLIAMS
WM. J. SHAWN
Lyford Farm
Tuckahoe Neck
Forty bushels Scarlet Clover Seed for sale
Oscar Nichols of Federalsburg Maryland offers new-grown Scarlet Clover Seed at eight dollars per bushel. Contact details appear in the notice.
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OSCAR NICHOLS
Federalsburg
Five horsepower Ardmore engine for sale at sixty dollars
A five horsepower Ardmore Marine Engine in good condition is offered for sale for $60. Interested buyers may contact Howard Mills in Denton Maryland to arrange purchase.
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Ardmore Marine
HOWARD MILLS
Denton, Md
House of Dreams key unseals husband secret plan
Pauline Fones discovers a brass key and telegrams hinting at a violent secret. Confronting Henry Fones at Cliffedge, she learns the items refer to freight cars and bodies from a shipment. The revelation turns out to be a romantic surprise for their wedding anniversary, the House of Dreams.
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Tie
Henry
Pauline
bly
Str
Jones
Cliffedge
Mr. Fones
Polly
Henry Fones
antine
Pally
Franzy Fenes
Polly Fones
met
Henny
Blueheard
Curious exchange over bill settlement inquiry
A debtor asks about when a firm will settle a bill and inquires if they could gain employment with the recipient’s concern. The exchange shows mutual curiosity about the financial matter and potential job opportunity.
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Toledo
Grammar and Greed in a Galveston Note
Mrs Peavish laments choices in a Galveston News item saying she would prefer a partner who splits his infinitives over one who hates to break a dime. The quirky quote reflects language humor and social mores of the era.
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Peavish
nonin
Belief and Resolve Mentioned in Chicago Record-Herald
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes belief in future safety against strong enemies and a remark on happiness from Ellot. The exchange highlights personal struggle with enemies and the idea of learning happiness over years.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Two Democratic Candidates in Governor Primaries Gorman Enters
State Senator Arthur P. Gorman announced his candidacy for governor last Wednesday, the third aspirant in the Democratic primaries. His portrait will appear next week in the Journal.
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ARTHUR P. GORMAN
JOURNAL
Laughing at a Point in a Smoking Room Tale
An Englishman in a Malay penninsula anecdote unfolds aboard a coaster on a two month voyage. Frederick St Isha and others share a joke about a strong black man splitting a rock with a shirt. One man, the English owner of the shirt, remains silent, provoking sympathetic fatigue and a quiet bond among the crew.
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aittle Koninkijke Puketvaart Magtschappi
equator
Malay peninsula
Straits Settlements
Frederick St. Isha
orient
bhim
Baltimore
Americ
Jokable Relatives and Crow Customs Revealed
The article describes Crow social norms such as a mother-in-law Gibve forbidding conversations with a wife's mother and a system of jokable relatives. It notes that men may not rest with any woman outside their kin group and details permissible pranks within that kin network.
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Gibve
Spanish Law Shown By Havana Duel in Cuba Case
A London Family Ghost reports a British consul in Havana defending an English sailor after a beach attack by Chinese men. Spanish authorities retried the trio, sentencing them to twenty years each, while the Englishman endured three years before transfer to Ceuta. He survived amid harsh fare, later escaping and marrying a Spanish woman.
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Cuba
Havana
Ceuta
London
A Turkish Love Story of Door and Return
A Turkish tale tells of a lover who first seeks entry to his beloved but is refused as the house cannot hold them. He wanders the desert for a year in fasting and prayer before returning, when the voice proclaims it is himself and the door opens. The text ends with a Pittacus quip on waters and women's humor.
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Law
Denton, Maryland
TALBOT FAIR
Curtiss
Talbot County Fair
Easton
Bell
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. wellan Speial
Clay con
Ciston Fair
Tran
B C&A RR
W. OSCAR COLLIER
RYAY AN RAINS
Call Journal Office
ALP. GORMAN, Jr
ADAM PEEPLUS
ADAM PEEPLIE
CUALPTEITt
Austin GL. Crothers
galt
Annapolis
AUSTIN L. CROTILESS
WINSLOW WILLIAMS
Seceretary of State
Mrs. Fones and
Pau- Hue
Pauline Fones
Venry
J. Henry Fones
BINLEY
Ellot
SENAVIOR BLAIR LEE
Pittacus
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