Amendment Proposal to Section 52 of Maryland Constitution
At the January 1916 Maryland General Assembly session an act Chapter 159 proposed an amendment to Section 52 of Article IV Legislative Department. The document records the enactment proposal with its title and textual wording.
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Self Made Man and a Truck Driver Clash Over a Woman
In a tale set around a trucking firm, Babcock schemes to win Cella Efurt by manipulating Tim Casey with a marriage bargain. Casey offers a price cut by proposing a double bluff involving Cella, while a rival plan of matching leverage plays out in the office and on the street. The narrative follows ambition, class, and romance colliding in a cluttered urban world.
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Washington Senators versus White Sox bungled play in War
In a chaotic game between Washington and Chicago, the team fielding was miscounted as nine players took the field with an empty second base. Larry Seluiadiy captained Washington and played second base before a delay caused confusion. The umpires ruled the left fielder’s play off and ordered the sequence reset, with the New York Sun noting the bizarre error.
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Naming the Gerrymander Turns On 1813 Redistricting
A garbled historical note describes the Gerrymander in Massachusetts politics with Elbridge Gerry, the Federalist governor, manipulating districts by census in 1810. Benjamin Russell and Gilbert Stuart contributed a dragon-shaped outline, prompting a quip about a gerrymander while Agentean politicians followed Gerry’s lead.
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Massachusetts
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Benjamin Russell
Bung Ao
Gerry
Gilbert
Stuart
Russell
Making Progrera
A fragmentary exchange hints at courtship and social roles as a suitor asserts influence over servants while awaiting a daughter’s hand. The remark contrasts a hopeful outlook with a lighthearted note on authority within a household.
Impositor Ferguson Passes Military Drill And Escape
Ferguson pretends to be a lieutenant at a colonial post, is ordered to guard duty and inspected by Captain Mabel Hetherington. He tricks the captain but is unmasked when the guard ceremony ends with a mock march, feathered ears, and a dockside dive, then invited to a post dance.
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Mabel Hetherington
Arctic warfare myths and northern survival lore
The article argues Arctic battle history ends at the circle as native peoples endure famine and extreme cold better than soldiers. It notes Lapps Samoyeds Eskimos and Greenlanders’ resilience, while explorers face greater danger against bears wolves and walruses with improvised weapons. It remarks on ritualized mercy toward prey.
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Notable English Writers and Poets in Poverty and Death
The list recalls authors and figures from English letters and drama who faced poverty, misfortune, or harsh ends. Names include Homer, Pinus, Terence, Cervantes, Bacon, Raleigh, Spenser, Collins, Milton, Dryden, Otway, Steele, Goldsmith, Savage, Butler, and Chatterton, each noted for hunger, debt, or ruin.
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Goldsmith
Wakefield
Savage
Bristol
Butler
Chatterton
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