Speech on economic cycles cites bubbles and prosperity
In a United States Senate address, William Pinkney White argues that commercial crises recur in cycles. He warns of speculative bubbles, massive private ventures, and the collapse that follows, urging a shift toward durable prosperity and cautious policy. The record references conventions and political committees supporting nominations and campaign activity.
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United States Senate
Willian Pinkney White
Ted
Howe
Road Commission Reform in State Government
Report details a push to replace the Geological Survey Commission and the current road board with a new state road commission. Proposals call for capable appointees dedicating time to road work, with the Agricultural College president remaining busy. Critics say the present commission faces scrutiny, but removal is not pursued. The plan aims to fund road building at high levels and coordinate with counties under the new act.
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Tweidi
Benson
Ceson
Chads
Tino
Geological Survey
Crates
Neovadtiaomn
Lecpa
Legislative notes on bill to regulate Choptank river fishing
Dr Theodore Saulsbury a member of the Elause of Delegates from this county introduced a bill on Wednesday to regulate the taking of fish in the Choptank river the chief features of which aim to control fishing methods seasons and limits for local fisheries officials and residents.
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Theodore Saulsbury
Maryland River Nets Rules and County Rights Debate
The article details river net limits from Chancellor Point to Gilpin’s Point with depth restrictions and penalties, shore seine allowances for Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties, and drift net rights. It reports Senator Goldsborough’s bill to curb lobbyists for state appropriations and a bridge maintenance dispute between Talbot and Caroline counties. It notes dairy regulation proposals, a state archives bureau, and a Denton citizen appeal urging law obedience and Sabbath observance.
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Chancellor's Point
Gilpin's Point
Gilpin’ S Point
Tuckahoe
Caroline
Linchester River
Talbot
Dorchester
Gilpin’s Point
Goldsborough
Caroline County
Secretary of State
Lusch
Valbnt
Ivanpeer
Galiborough
State Board of Health
Gary Herd
Bureau of Archives and History
Bill Otter
Mary- Pond
Subscribe to the Journal for County News Access
A reader is urged to subscribe to the Journal to receive complete county news coverage. The notice promotes ongoing reporting on local government, events, and community updates available through the publication.
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Journal
Concrete replaces steel in era of bridges and buildings
W M Newton, writing from Detroit, surveys Greensboro Md and the coming of concrete. He extols concrete for durability, economy and versatility from bridges over the Choptank river to roofing and tanks. He warns farmers to hire proven specialists and insists on strictly No 1 concrete work to avoid failures.
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Me. W. M._ Newton
Greensboro
W. At. Newton
Detriot
Michigan
Ile
Imilady
Memorials and moral verses from a Maryland paper
A collection of notices and verse tributes: obituary for Miss Bessie Sampson of Bridgeville aged 14 and 7 months after typhoid pneumonia, a widow’s remembrance for Goldsboro Butler, a moral couplet about Can and Won’t, a folk saying, and Easton civic plans to build an electric plant and sewerage system with bonds totaling 70,000 dollars as the city advances infrastructure.
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Bessie Sampson
Charles HL. Sampson
Bridgeville
Bessie
M. B
Easton
Maryland
Sisk nomination to Caroline County School Board fails
The Maryland Senate in executive session on March 5th did not confirm A. W. Sisk for the Caroline County Board of School Commissioners. A legislative report alleges Sisk sought cross-party votes by offering Democratic votes in exchange for Republican votes in the third district. The Caroline County senator recommended against appointing someone not loyal to the ticket.
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Senate of Maryland
A. W. Sisk
Board of
Senate
Caroline County
Democratic State Central Committee
W. W. GoLosnorouai
Assignee's Sale of Valuab le Real Estate in Denton Maryland
A public sale is announced under a mortgage dated March 21 1907 from Arrow A Thomas and Grace M Thomas to Harvey L Cooper with several assignments recorded as lien holders. The sale will occur in front of the Court House door in Denton Maryland. The notice specifies an assignee conducting the sale under a power of sale.
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Arrow A. Thomas
Grace M. Thomas
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
T.L.D
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Norman B. Taylor
Flora A. Taylor
William J. Price
Libers J. E. G
Liber S.S
Queen Anne’s County
State of Maryland
Centreville
Queen Anne's County
State of
Norman
Flora
Taylor
H. W. Temple
Ridgely real estate auction in Caroline county 1908
Two parcels in Caroline county will be sold Tuesday March 10 1908 between two and four pm. Parcel one is a 50 by 125 foot lot on Third avenue west Ridgely with a new six room dwelling. Parcel two is a triangular lot along a county road in Tuckahoe conveyed to Arrow A Thomas featuring a dwelling and storehouse. Cash sale with title papers at purchaser cost. Harvey L. Cooper F P Covey Auction Assignee.
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Caroline County
Ridgely
Third Avenue
Arrow A. Smith
C. W. Smith
C. W. II
Tuckahoe
James W. Wright
J. W. Wright
Wright
Arrow A. Thomas
Charles W. Hobbs
Dee
Harvey L. Cooper
F. P. Covey
Queen Anne’s County
Queer Anne’s
Baltimore American establishes historic daily edition terms
The Baltimore American lists subscription options from Daily and Sunday editions with prepaid mail terms. Various durations are offered including one month, three months, six months, and one year, with separate prices for the Sunday edition and a combined edition. The ad reflects early publication pricing and format.
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Tone
The Twice a Week American Publication Detail
The Twice a Week American is issued Tuesday and Friday mornings with weekly news in compact form. It offers special correspondence, romances, poetry, local matters, home circle pieces, an Agricultural Department and robust Financial and Market Reports.
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Baltimore
Iron piping and valves approved for Le Longfellow project
Work authorizes 1,000 feet of 1 inch iron piping with unions and fittings for the Ridgely Maryland Le Longfellow project. Approval documented for civic infrastructure, enabling completion of water supply installation.
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Coe
Hand
le Longfellow
Ridgely
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