Maryland Game Warden Act Establishes Enforcement
The Maryland General Assembly enacts a state Game Warden system with Governor appointment every two years beginning April 1 1898. Wardens and deputies enforce Game and Fish Laws, seize violated game or fish, and handle fines with officer compensation from proceeds. deputies may be paid from fines and serve across counties and Baltimore City. The act outlines commissions, oaths, duties, warrant procedures, and sale of seized game with court appeals and fund distribution. Approved April 6 1856.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Baltimore City
Superior Court
Baltimore
Game Wa
Eal
Circuit Court
Shail
Costa
Lloyd Lowndes
Wallas
Senate
Sydney E. Mudd
House of Delegates
Repeal and amendment act for fraternal associations Maryland
Maryland legislature enacts changes to Article 23 and 83 affecting fraternal beneficiary associations and absent heirs. Provisions detail representation rules, quorum, and election of supreme bodies, plus repeal and reenactment of sections on estates of absent persons and brokers. Approved April 7, 1896.
Repeal and reenactment of Maryland corporate and medical acts
The document covers repealing and reenacting Section 51 of Article 23, detailing deposit requirements for securities held in trust by the state treasurer for insurance and guarantee corporations, with a 6 month transfer window and 15 percent minimum deposits for non financial entities. It then introduces Sections 61 62 63 64 in Article 43 of the Health subtitle Practitioners of Medicine, establishing physician registration rules for doctors practicing before June 1 1892, examination and licensing processes, petition procedures to strike registries, and board oversight of funds and expenses. Approved April 2 and 4 1896 and 1894 respectively.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
State of
Mary
Board of State Medical Examiners
Boar of Medical Examiners
Boards of Medical Examiners
Circuit Court
Baltimore City
Board of Medical Examiners
Baltitmore City
Marvand
State Board of Medical Examiners
Euch Board
Sali Board
Eepril
Lloyd Lowndes
William Canell Bruce
Senate
Sydney E. Mudd
House of Delegates
Maryland Chancery witnesses and testimony amendment act
Long colonial amendment text describes repealing and re-enacting section 225 of article 16 Chancery with amendments. It details court authority to allow oral examination in open court with written delivery of testimony, signature by judge, and use as if taken before an examiner. Ends with approval dates and governor signatures.
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Code OF Public General Laws
General Assembly of
Maryland
Chanter
Lloyd Lowndes
William Cadell Bruce
Senate
Sydney F.mudd
House of Delegates
Maryland Testamentary Law Repeals Section on Distributions
Maryland Assembly repeals and reenacts Article 93 section on distributing a decedent’s estate. Administrators may convene a meeting of interested parties via Orphans' Court, with notice by court order. Notice to residents by summons. nonresidents by publication. Requires four weekly notices and court supervision of distribution. Enactment retroactive to its effective date.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
Orphans’ Court
Notice on Service of Legal Process and Proof Requirements
The text outlines how service by publication or personal delivery affects legal appearances, detailing timeframes within and beyond the United States, and specifies proof methods. It warns that false affidavits or certificates incur perjury liability and cites certification from officials, ending with a Maryland General Assembly act note and clerk signatures.
Maryland Insolvent Laws Repeal and Corporate Transfers Bill
Maryland General Assembly proposes repealing and reenacting insolvency sections to restrict preferences by insolvent debtors and extend protections to wages. It adds a new section to dissolve insolvent corporations and void fraudulent transfers, distributing assets to creditors like natural debtor rules, with a defined effective date.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
Salt Corporation
Hs Passaone
Lloyd Lowndes
Wibert Carele Eide Ces
Senate
Sydney E. Mudd
House of Delegates
Repeal and Amend Maryland Hay and Straw Law
The act repeals and reenacts sections of the Public Local Laws of Maryland City of Baltimore under the Hay and Straw subtitle. It sets scales weighment at one hundred pounds to the hundred weight with moisture and mud allowances, requires an inspector’s certificate noting gross and net weights, and imposes a five dollar penalty for fraud such as concealing stones or altering the cart.
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Maryland
City OF
Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryhind
Code of Public Local Laws of
City of Baltimore
Ita
Maryland dental examiners act repealed and re enacted
Maryland passes a revised Dentistry Act creating a State Court of Dental Examiners with six licensed dentists. It sets certification requirements, board composition, terms, quorums, and public access. It outlines examinations, temporary certificates, fees, and penalties for violations, preserving existing rights of resident physicians and preexisting certificates.
Maryland Act on Sale of State Stocks by Public Works Board
An act repeals and reenacts Section 2 of Chapter 310 1892, authorizing the Board of Public Works to sell all or part of state securities including railroad stock and bank mortgage, exchange securities at market value, and apply proceeds to bond repayment. It directs transfers and cancellations, requires September accounting, and mandates reporting to the General Assembly.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Acts of Assembly of Maryland
Board of Public Works
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Annapolis Water Company
Farmers’ National Bank of
Annapolis
Northern
Central Mallroad Company
Snaid Board of Public Works
Comptroller
General Assembly
Neat
Committee of Finance
Senate
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Delecates
de Jeate
House of Delegates
Maryland act adds sections 131A 131B on sweat shops and fire escapes
The General Assembly enacts new Sections 131A and 131B to Article 4 of the Public Local Laws for the City of Baltimore. It prohibits the use of coal oil faseline or other explosive heating in sweat shops with four or more workers, with a $100 fine and costs per violation. It also requires fire escapes in garment factories on upper floors, with a $200 fine, possible imprisonment up to sixty days, or both, for noncompliance within six months after passage. The act was approved April 4, 1896, by Sydney F. Sudd.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Lloyd Lowndes
William Carell Bruce
Senate
Sydney E. Mudd
House of Delegates
Code of Public General Laws
General Regulations
United States
Baltimore City
Prones
Sail Corporation
William Cabell Bruce
Rydney E. Mudd
Code of Public Local Laws
Baltimore
Alldings
Isla
Sydney FE. Sudd
London Standard
United Kingdom
Mont de Cenis
Col de Irejus
Mont Cenis
Savoy
Piedmont
M. Afedall
Victor Emmanuel of Mary
Lee
A.M. Gratton
Grandis and Sonnveldler
Lsat
Wit
Amberg
Mont St. Gothard
Switzerland
Soten
Italy
Germany
Severn
Messrs. Hawkshaw
Jon
Hayter and
Richardson
The
Messrs. Brunlees and Fox
Channel
England
France
Folkestone
Hudson River
New York
Chesebrough
Detroit River
Canada
Michigan
Cow Croton Aqueduct
Croton Dam
Eli
Hoosac
Nochistonga
Thames
Aledway
Ury
TITLED NUGHROES. Members knighthood by European sovereigns
This Boston Evening Transcript piece surveys (mostly historical) Black figures receiving royal honors in Europe and Liberia. It highlights Ira Aldridge, the Sweden and Russia honors, nine European villas, his London residence, and a royal marriage. includes Queen Victoria’s other recognitions and notes Sierra Leone and Trinidad black jurists and officials recognized by monarchs.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Europe
West Indies
Ronsclus
Ira Aldridge
Aldridge
Maryland
Iago
Moscow
Russia
Sweden
Germany
England
Keene
Barrett
Booth
Aaron
Moor
London
Sir Ira Aldridge
John H. Smyth
Aunoight
Order of African Redemption
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Liberia
Isabel the Catholic
Republic of
Palace of Madrid
British West Indies
Jamaica
Burke
Edmund Burke
Urke
Queen Victoria
Freetown
Sierra Leone
Hichard Hie
Sir Samuel Lewis
Trinidad
W.L
Comrid Reeves
Primitive Chinese pile-driver at McNear ranch camp
A San Francisco Call report describes a primitive wooden pile-driver used by Chinese workers at a McNear ranch camp opposite the Two Sisters on San Pablo Bay. The device relies on a wooden hammer and pulleys, with rope cut at the top to drop the hammer, driving piles into soft mud.
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San Francisco
California
McNear Ranch
Two Sisters
San I’ablo Bay
Bay Shore
ATL
Avsta
Ceremony of audience with the Chinese Emperor in 1501
The article describes the diplomatic corps entry to the Forbidden City at Fu Hua East Flower Gate, the Emperor’s reception in the Shih Yung Kung hall, and the formal exchange of credence letters. It notes the lavish hall, dragon pillars, gilded decor, guards, and ceremonial bowing steps, with translations by Prince Ching and Manchu speech.
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Chicago
China
Europe
Fu Hua
East Flower Gate
Forbidden City
Tsung Ho
Tsu Ixuang Ho
Hutton
Diplomatiec Corps
Prince Ching
Prince Po
Prince Ko
Tartar
Noted tunnels and their grand feats across the world
The piece surveys famous tunnels from Mont de Cenis to Mont Saint Gothard and Severn, detailing lengths, dates of start and completion, engineers, costs, and notable challenges. It notes underwater and river section efforts, abandoned projects, and the impact on trade links among nations.
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J. Roger McSherry
M. M. Higgins
General Assembly of Maryland
M. OM. Higgins
Code OF Pub
Anceh Department
SEC
Tion Ivel
M. Higgin
Orphans' Court
Willy
Lloy Lowndes
Wheels Cabell Bruce
MM. M. Higgins
Acts OF the
Public General Laws
Public General Laws OF
Insurance Department
D. Bectson
House of Delemates
Ments
Code of Public General
Tee
House of ‘Delegates
J. Rogur McSherry
al. M. Higgins
Maryland State Dental Association
Sears
College of Dentistry
Board of Dental Examiners
Board of Examiners
Acts of Assembly
William Cavtell Bruce
Chouse of Delegates
Geneva Assembly
Yb Lowndes
Miam Cabell Bruce
Ney B. M ‘Rof
Hea
CAL Laws
All i
Thelir
Mont de Cents
St. Gothnard
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