Democratic alliance reshapes county slate for general assembly
In Caroline county the naming of candidates for the Legislature and levy court unsettles some Democrats while drawing broad support for unity. The alliance signals a convention backed by a loyal majority, aiming to represent farmers and workers. Republicans fret over fusion plans, urging Democrats to vote and elect a broad ticket on the upcoming Tuesday.
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Caroline County
Democratic County Central Committee
Usta
Denton
Levy Court
Democratic Party
Democratic Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party of
Caroline
Farmers’ Alliance
John F. Dawson
General Assembly
Maryland
Democratic Levy Court
Democratic zeal and World’s Fair plans highlighted in 1900s notes
A political rally urges Democrats to stay united and back Cramman Compton and Vandiver in Maryland with optimism for victory. Prohibitionists in Massachusetts nominate a Black state auditor candidate, challenging Republicans locally. McKinley criticizes tariff logic at a Shelby Ohio talk. Plans for a Farmers Alliance building at the World’s Fair detail quartering, offices, and an assembly hall forming a T-shaped complex.
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Prohibitionists
Massachusetts
Farsens
Farvers
Farmers’ Alliance
National Grange
Maryland Governor Proclaims Six Constitutional Amendments
The governor orders publication of six proposed amendments from the Maryland General Assembly's January 1890 session. The amendments, numbered one through six, would modify Article two section seventeen to require governor approval, veto provisions, and journal entry of votes, with thresholds for passage by three-fifths in both houses. The proclamation designates newspapers for publication and notes submission to voters at the next general election.
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Legislative Department
House of Delegates
Senate
Ilonze
Sarga
General Assembly
Sterrion
Ste
Maryland
Enid
T. Exmmu FE. Jackson
Dualtimore
Maryland Constitutional Amendments of 1890 Foretold
A dense OCR excerpt outlines proposed amendments to sections of Maryland’s constitution, including corporate formation limits, taxation of chartered banks, and county commissioner elections on a general ticket. It cites approvals dated March 27 1800 and April 6 1890, names W G Turnelns and Carlton Silaf er, and notes the Secretary and Clerk roles.
Maryland constitutional amendment on taxation and exemptions
A historical Maryland article drafts an 1890 constitutional amendment to Article 15 of the Declaration of Rights. It proposes uniform taxation with exemptions for public property, churches, charitable and educational institutions, and allows income tax under general laws. The measure would be submitted to voters at the general election with the phrasing for or against on ballots.
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Sregien
Maryland
General Assembly
Eaid
Caroline County
William T. Roberts
Wm. T. Roberts
John W Aga
Wm.t. Roberts
Johan W. Temple
Jos
Denton
Maryland Proposed Constitutional Amendment Text
The document outlines a section of a state constitution proposed by the General Assembly. It states that three-fifths of all members are required to amend the constitution and references the suspension of section one of article seven. The act proposes the amendment process and its approval threshold.
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Maryland
Maryland Amends Constitution on Personal Property Tax Allocation
An act of the Maryland General Assembly proposes amending section 51 of article three to redefine personal property taxation. It sets taxing rights to the county or city of residency, permits taxation for mortgages and secured debts, and outlines ballot wording for adoption, approved January 1890.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
W.G. Turnelns
General Assembly
W. G. Parnell
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Epiror
FOP
Frank Brown
Carroll County
John Prentiss Poe
Baltimore City
Marion Deekall Smith
Kent County
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J. Frank Ford
ST. Mary's County
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Register of Will
Pon
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Europe
Cramman Compton
Vandiver
Carrollton
Baltimore
Shelby
Ohio
McKinley
State OF Maryland Executive Department
Geneva
Nummer
Caid
Carlton Silafer
Srec
Board of Public Works
W. G. Purnely
Carlton Shafer
Numer
General Assembly of Maryland
Great Seal OF
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Annapolis
United States
Eliha FE
Jackson
E. W. LeCompte
Henderson
Marydel
Greensborough
Harmony
Preston
Federacsburg
Hillsborough
Jacob Rickards
Firt
William Massey
Dstrict
William SH. Anderson
James S. Willis
Ed. J. Willoughby
Harry M. Thompson
Siath
Denton Hardwaree
Doors
Sasu
F. Sloan & Bro
Baltimore, Md
Light St. Wharf
Sheriff’s Sale
Charles IL Shields
Daytons and
Carriage & Wagon
Webster
Easton
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Queensware
Des Ros
W. J. Blackiston
Denton, Md
Bath
Samuel G. Collins
Frank P. Covey
Tilghman Hubbard
John Horsey
Tilghinan
Ubbard
A. C. Yates & Co
A.C. Yates & CO
Cor
13Th and
Chestnut Sts
Philadelphia
Eppsc
Eppz
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Hemiropathic Chemists
London
England
Parker
Balsar
Ealr
Vie Parker
Ae Giloue
Gus
Gue
Masonic Temple
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Tremont St
Boston
A. G.saulsbury & Bro
Ridgely, Md
Miles W. Green & Sons
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