Proclamation on Maryland constitutional amendments 1910
The document outlines three Maryland General Assembly acts from 1910 proposing constitutional amendments to Articles 1 3 and 8. It details the Australian ballot system voter qualifications and the submission of these amendments to a 1911 election, with officials Austin L. Crothers and A P Gorman signing. The proclamation directs publication in multiple newspapers before the 1911 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
General Assembly
Aald
Bank Jause
Baltimore
Austin L. Crothers
Baltimore City
Legislative Department
House of Delegates
Snd
Bald House of Delegates
Tno
Gald
Austin L. Crothiters
A. P. Gorman, Jr
Senate
Adam Peeples
Agnapolis
Navyland
The Cheever Twins
A brief notice notes the Cheever twins in a 1911 AP A press item. The item records their names and connection to a local event, reflecting early 20th century reporting style.
A Call to Seek Friendship and Offer Help
The speaker urges readers to give freely and seek connections. Those who reach out will find support and a meeting of souls, while those isolated in pride miss true friendship. Happiness slips away like a web spun by a solitary life, missed by the passersby who never reach out.
Halleck and Drake burials in New York and Connecticut
Poet Fitz Greene Halleck who died in 1867 is buried in the Halleck family plot at Alderbrook cemetery in Winsted Connecticut. His friend Joseph Redman Drake author of The American Fling rests at the Hunt burying ground in the Bronx, New York, now Drake's Park.
Romantic Spain Mentioned By Washington Herald Motorist
A Washington Herald note recalls Spain as romantic, praising mostly good roads with only a few bad spots near mountain descents as an amusing aside from a motorist.
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Spain
Washington Herald
Appetite Remains After Table Time
A brief editorial note urges readers to always rise from the table with an appetite, promising lasting satisfaction and steady appetite rather than a decline, with a pens quotation emphasizing steady nourishment.
Wheel Facts on Locomotive Wheels and Axles
A Railroad Man's Magazine piece argues the wheel edge may not circle the axle. It describes experiments with a candle and a board to show top and bottom spokes move differently, noting the bottom wheel point stays nearly still while the top moves faster.
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Railroad Man's Magazine
Cinat
Value of a Painted Dog in a Landseer Portrait
The tale recounts Chartres Landseer, Edwin Landseer’s brother, gaining election as an academician through a painting titled The Eve of the Battle of Edge III. Charles urged Edwin to include a spaniel, which he did, adding leather bags nearby. A dealer cut out the dog, selling the original as a duplicate, and years later the painter refused to admit the dog’s removal, revealing the ruse. The episode ends with the dealer's deception uncovered by closer inspection of the work.
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Chartes Landseer
Dewin
Edge III
Edwin Landseer
Charles
Sir Edwin
London Tatler
Highest Railway in the World Located in Peru
The Central Railway of Peru reaches the highest rail altitude at 16,965 feet above sea level. It climbs through 57 tunnels and 13 switchbacks from Ticllo to Cullao, with hand cars aiding safety and inspection along the line.
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Peru
Ticllo
Cullao
Antofagasta
Chile
Oruri
la Paz
Bolivia
Collabuast
New York Press
Ancient Tales of Law and Delays
Ancient anecdotes recount law and delay. A pleading woman challenges Philip of Macedon who delays until she says cease to reign. Anacharsus cites Solon’s laws as a spider web trapping the weak yet letting the strong slip free. Diogenes quips to a petty thief that grander crime would merit different punishment.
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Iaw
Nomunn
Philip of
Macedonia
Anacharsus
Solon
Diogenes
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bex
W. Journos
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Hachett
Hackett
Hackett's
Gape Cure Company
J. D. Davis
Ridgely
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ALL Duffey
Hillsboro
A. L. Duffey
Denton, Ma
Morderhill River
Philadelphia
Sthavmir “Prederica
Nathan H. Maksca
WH Tewerederea
Web
Philadalphia
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Namaritas
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Chestnut Street
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Sham Vham
Jyetr Bilge Joye
Tarn
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Sam
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Iladelphia
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Bora
Noam
Aes
Faroto Philaddelphia
Frederica & Philadelphia Navigation Co
Offici —Fredirica, del
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Martin R Lane
Eva Lane
Clarence J. Colona
Maryi R. Lane
Dee d
Howard Alottayalan
Liun
William W. Noble
Howard M. Hayman
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York
N.Y
WM. A. Smith
Denton, Maryland
J. M. Haymaker
Ridgely, Maryland
J. Leland Hanna
Equitable Bldg
Adelaide Schmitt
Saratoga St
James Temple
Fourth Street
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton
Parker
Our Lord
A. P. Gorman, I Jr
Adam Peoples
N. Winslow Williams
Secretary
Cheever
Enoch
Joseph
Enoch Cheever
Madge Cheever
Tam
Madge
Benson
Joseph Cheever
Joe
Josep
3Irs
Adan
Mary
Enoch Chreever
Inlaw
Ada
Ned Laurieson
Mrs. Enoch
Mic
Diac Aiinach Cheever
Ant
Cantu
Ile
Bengon
Ned Vaurleson
First National Bank
Harvey L. Cooper
Watchman
L. F. Smith
Opt
Carolin
Deale
Carter Block
William Bullock
Denton, Md
Box
The
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
WM. Denney
Sec
Treas
James J. Ross
Kent County Mutual Insurance
Dover
Delaware
L. Irving Jones
Greensboro
Joan T. Carter, Jr
Alex. Noble
Agent Prenton
Wilbur T. Kelley
G. S. Rairigh & Sons
American Press Association
Sir Edwin Landseer
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