Diatribes Against Col Gadd Fail to Move Local Tide
The Postmaster Ramsdell paper hosts scurrilous attacks on Col Luther H Gadd over patented land record indexing. Local officials and attorneys defend Gadd, praising his efficiency and honesty. A Grady monument ceremony in Atlanta draws Southern unity, with quotes from his Boston speech. Republican leader Cranaury condemns Australian ballot law amid party tensions. The Baltimore Sun notes veterans organize to curb pension fraud and cancel dubious pensions.
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Ramsdell
Luther H. Cadd
Gadd
Col. Gadd
Robinson
Wickes
Stump
Maryland
Union
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Governor Hill
New York
Grady
Boston
Georgia
Massachusetts
South
West
NO CUTTING SAYS SENATOR GORMAN ON COUNTY TICKET
Senator Gorman argues there is broad support for the Democratic county ticket from Federalsburg to Templeville and Burrsville to Bridge Town. He urges voters to back the loyal slate, condemns opposition rhetoric, and warns that cutting off a faithful nominee would cause confusion and defeat. Reports from most of the county predict a large Democratic majority.
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Caroline County
Federalsburg
Templeville
Burrsville
Bridgetown
Kolting
Arthur P. Gorman
Preston Precinct
Caroline county platform calls for reforms and low taxes
The Democratic county convention expresses unity on key measures including adoption of the Australian ballot, mortgage taxation, farmer-friendly representation, and a low county tax rate. They urge voters to elect the Democratic ticket to advance these goals and support railroad law ratification. Maud S. is defeated by Sunol on the Stockton track. The Baltimore Sun notes growing Cleveland sentiment in England.
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Caroline
Caroline County
Ganamaker's Broadcloths Offerings and Fashionable Suits
Ganamaker's Philadelphia Oxt. 19th 1391 advertises a vast stock of broadcloths and dress goods praised for completeness and low prices. It highlights 50 to 54 inch fabrics from 65 cents to $3, and presents Young Men's Suits in various sacks and materials priced up to $18, inviting shoppers to try on and compare with no obligation.
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Ray Cheek
Clothing Store Seizes Style Lead With New Space
Salt with single-breasted Sack and rough genuine Home spun coats priced to 220. Double-breasted Sack coats at 22.50 and fall overcoats with plain and mixed all wool meltons and covert cloth. English homespuns at 216.50. Many styles to 230. Store reports doubled sales this week and showcases a bright new clothing space.
Cloths and Blankets and New Books on Sale
A half-dozen fabrics and blankets are pitched with prices for various finishes. Includes Cloths such as Foule Serge and Diagonal Cheviot Mixture with multiple color options and inch measurements. Also advertises a five dollar blanket superior in quality at a bargain price and a large Pure wool blanket. New Books on a seasonal table feature titles and prices from $0.75 to $3.75, including works by Tryon Edwards and Octave Thanet.
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Canel
Chevreau Home Plun
Justcome
Bartlew
Agnes Repplier
Tryon Edwards
Newhall
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Egeleston
Nelson Page
My Land of Bewah
Leith
A Adais
Phillida
Maud Howe
Prince Dusty
Kirk Munroe
Joan Wanamaker
Proclamation of Maryland Governor on Constitutional Amendments
The document lists six proposed amendments from Maryland's 1890 General Assembly. It specifies section seventeen of article two and details the governor's veto and legislative override powers, with procedures for submission to voters at the next general election. The effort aims to replace the current section with a new provision governing bills, vetoes, and overrides.
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State OF Maryland
Wuerens
Maryland
General Assembly
Mary Jain
Legislative Department
House of Delegates
Senate
General Assembly of
Board of Public Works
Maryland Constitutional Amendments and Elections Act Snippet
Summary of various Maryland General Assembly acts from 1890 detailing proposed constitutional amendments. Includes ballot wording for for or against the constitutional amendment, elections timing, and provisions about corporate and county governance, with signatures of state officials. Names: GW. PARNELL, CARLTON SHAFER, W. G. PARNELL. Places: Maryland. Dates: 1890. Topics: constitutional procedure, corporate taxation, county commissioners, board of public works.
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General Assembly of Maryland
GW. Parnell
Senate
Carlton Shafer
House of Delegates
Maryland Amendment Proposal to Article Fifteen of Rights
A historical Maryland act proposes amending Article Fifteen of the Declaration of Rights. It details uniform taxation, exemptions for public and charitable institutions, and potential income taxes, with submission to voters at the next general election. Approved April 1890.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Housea
Evan Eurring
Enid
General Assembly
Constitutional Act Amends Article Seven Section One
An enacted provision amends section one of article seven of the state constitution. The General Assembly, with concurrence of both Houses, moves to amend the constitution as described in the act. The text outlines the legislative authority to modify constitutional language and directs implementation steps.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Maryland Proposal Amends Section 51 of Article Three
The draft act, labeled numbers six and six amendments, proposes amending section 51 of article three of Maryland’s constitution. It outlines taxation rules for residents personal property, with goods located elsewhere taxed where colocated, and allows taxation of debts and mortgages by law. Governor Emry E. Jackson orders publication of six amendments in newspapers statewide before the November 1891 election for final voter decision.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
General Assembly
W. G. Parnell
Mabley and Carew Autumn Styles Suits Sale
MABLEY & CAREW offers autumn styles in browns tans wood Havana tuxedo and cased shades. Suits include single and double breasted sacks with patch or no pockets plus vests in latest shapes. Prices range 12 15 18 and 20. Cutaway prince Albert and full dress suits also offered in current fashion.
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Havana
Boys' Clothing Styles in Baltimore Department Store
Our high standard for Boys' Clothing showcases modern styles and rapid updates. From kilts and short pant suits to long pant suits, overcoats, hats, and waists, prices range from $2.50 to $20 with silk lined options and a claim of the lowest city prices. The store emphasizes fashion variety and exclusive offerings in Baltimore.
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America
Baltimore
Fann Furnishuiness in matchless elegance at low prices
A bold claim of unmatched elegance in furnishings offered at the lowest possible prices. The wording suggests a focus on style and affordability, with emphasis on value for shoppers seeking premium decor within budget.
SHERIFFS SALE OF LAND IN CAROLINE COUNTY MARYLAND
By virtue of two writs of fi fa issued from the circuit court for Caroline county two suits by William J Neal against ET Clay Chatlinch and assignee of Dr John W Hignatt seize and offer for sale a 26 acre timbered tract in the Third Election District bounded by public roads and adjacent lands. Sold for cash Tuesday October 27 1891 between 2 and 4 pm in front of the Denton courthouse. mortgage of $200 dated December 1888 to B S Gooden Stevens remains. CHARLES H SHIELDS Sheriff of Caroline county.
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Carolina County
William J. Neal
John W. Hignatt
ET. Clay Chaflinch
HE. Clay Chatlinch
Caroling County
Maryland
Todd’s Mill
Andertontown
Potter’s Landing
Martha Everngain
Wm. H. Wright
Peter Hubbard
Gatober
Court House
Denton
Bs. Gooten Stevens
Charles H. Shields
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensborough
Harmony
Preston
Federalsburg
Hillsborough
Treasury
State of
Court of Appeals
House of Delegates of
Orphans’ Court
General Sa Assembly
William T. Roberts
Wm. T. Roberts
John W. Temple
Wm.t. Roberts
Caroline Counery
W. Temple
Jos, Humamner
Henry Irwin
M. E. Church
George Henning
T. Fred Garey
I. Fred Garey
Smith Good
Invisible Tubular Ear Cushions Claim Cures
Cure claims for ear noises and hearing whispers with Peck's Invisible Tubular Ear Cushions. Comfort promised. testimonials and proofs offered. Free book and proof details via F. Imiscox at 853 Broadway New York.
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Peck
F. Imiscox
Broadway
New York
Farm for rent in 1892
The farm whereon Charles J. Alford resides is for rent for 1892. Apply to James W. Saulsbury, Williston, Md.
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Charles J. Alford
James W. Saulsbury
Williston
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
FOF
Frank Brown
Carroll County
John Prentiss Poe
Baltimore City
Marion Dekall Smith
Kent County
Clerk Court OF Appeals
J. Frank Ford
ST. Mary's County
Democratic
Luther H. Gadd
William Massey
Albert W.sisk
James B. Sterle
George H. Moore
Robert Jarrell
Madison Towers
Foi
Henry BR. Lewis
William A. Wilson
M. V. B.weeather
W. A. Noble
Henry M. Cade
Reuben Garey
Henry M. Cranaury
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Veterans of Societies
Ean Onyé
Senator Gorman
the County Platform
Timme
Maud S
Sunol
Stockton
Col
Maud Ss
The
Baltimore Sun
Cleveland
England
Philadephia
Alaryland
House of Delegate
Ciapter
Nuanen
Emry E. Jackson
Great Seal
Annapolis
United States
Elihu E. Jackson
E. W. LeCourte
Secretary
Light St. Wharf
GEO. F. Sloan & Bro
Baltimore, Md
Mabley
Carew.de
Sheriffs Sale
Treasury Department
Comptroller's Office
Code of Public General Laws
L. Victor Baughman
Wao. T. Roberts
John W.thawley
Wm. H. Deen
James H. Thawley
J. Faulkner
J. Frank Ledman
Wm. T. Hignutt
T. Luther Frampton
Thos
Curry
Sheriff
Easton
OUA
Jarrell & Nichols
Sheriff's Sale
Charles H. Sutelds
Sherifl
Thomas F. Johnson
Snr
Benjamin H. Johnson
F. Johanson
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