Proclamation on Maryland constitutional amendments 1910
Proclamation cites January session acts 258 808 818 proposing amendments to Articles 1 8 and sections of the Maryland Constitution. Text outlines Australian Ballot system voter eligibility property ownership registration and election submission to voters at the next general election in 1911 with governors and leaders named. Includes sections on apportionment of delegates and Baltimore City districting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
General Assembly
Dal Qimore
AUSTIN L. CHOTHERS
Baltimore City
seci
Legislative Department
Baltimore
House of Fedegates
House of Delegates
alwys
sal
AUSTIN L. CROTIIERS
A. Pr. GORMAN, Jr
Senate
ADAM PEEILES
Austin L. Crothera
Great
Annapolis
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS
Navyland
The Red Leather Chair theft tale unfolds in a city paper
Edgar Hewitt plots to buy his uncle's newspaper with Bardwell money. Sanderson steals cash, is traced by Mabel Reed who photographs him. A coded note leads to a Vine Street hideout where Sanderson’s loot is found in a red leather chair, revealing Hewitt and Reed’s plan to claim the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Tewitt
Hewitt
Leonard Hewitt
Edgar Hewitt
Edgar
Bardwell
Ife
Henry Sanderson
Cdgar Hewitt
Sanderson
Mabel Reed
Miss Reed
Mr. Sanderson
police
Bic
Staley
Tru
Linsey
Uitte
jingo
Dewltt
Tie
Tlewitt
Misa Reed
Strley
Tewltt
Stanley
Fuonuy
sahil
Mabel
Dewitt
Vine street
she
No 21
The Human Skin Theory of Racial Color Change
New York Times outlines Professor Lionel Lytle's view that race color originated from a single brownish yellow ancestor and diversified due to climate driven changes. It argues that light and heat, moisture, and desiccating conditions shaped skin tones, with color shifting over migrations and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Lytle
Asia
Africa
Europe
Lyde
tropics
Sudan
globe
Lyte
Lytle
graslands
Professor Lyde
New York Times
Queens and royal jewels in exile and praise
The text recalls Bath Mary of Modena in exile boasting of jewels and gems that “made her shine like an angel.” It also notes Queen Caroline, wife of George II, boasting of a crowning dress packed with borrowed pearls and hired diamonds. The piece condemns flattery as a kind of social parasite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enda
Mary of
Modena
Fountainhall
Caroline
George II
Lord Hervey
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Greensboro Station
EFIORSEY, ROE & COMPANY
Poone No
Ac ae
GREENSBORO STATION, MD
SMITH& WALLS
Law Building
Denton, Maryland
Hillsboro
Ridgely
SIMON’S HARDWARE STORE
CAROLINE CO. BANK
DAFFIN’S
Preston
COX'S HOTEL
Sir Sexe
RIVERVIEW
JOSEPH H. CARROL
Caroline County
Moffett
Greensboro
Goldsboro
G. H. SRUSSELL
Sixth street
Denton
E. M. GAREY
LESLIE WALLS
MULLIN
Wilmington
A. F P. GORMAN, Jr
ADAM PEOPLES
CITAPTER
A. P. GORMAN, Jr
ADAM PEEPLES
N. WINSLOW WILLIAMS
Secretary
American Press Association
CARDWELL
RaCeTe Drilas
Sangerson
Mr. Staley
Dean Swift
Ascot
Stalin
Jonathan
Gulliver
Lenion Spectator
Japan
Call Journal Office
Hope
maperice
fihenstone
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