Baltimore Democratic convention nominates ticket for city offices
The Baltimore City Democratic convention last Tuesday nominated a ticket headed by Mayor Ferdinand C. Latrobe for mayor and Albert Ritchie with Pete L. Wickes for Supreme Court judges. The slate includes Timothy Maloney as sheriff Henry A. Shultz as city clerk and Augustus Bourdin as city surveyor. The piece also discusses registration deadlines, political strategy, the repeal of the silver purchase clause, and notes on regional judicial circuit proposals and other Maryland political matters.
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Midwinter Fair Aims To Complement Chicago Expo
California building explains the Midwinter International Exposition at Jackson Park will be international yet smaller than the Chicago World's Fair. It will showcase art science and industry with select exhibits and plans to move premier displays to San Francisco after the fair. The Midway Plaisance will feature popular amusements as visitors depart when snow flies in Chicago.
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Easton Star backs peninsula fair showcasing Shore counties
The Easton Star urges a joint Eastern Shore fair with all nine Maryland counties represented. It argues for regional exhibits of corn wheat fruits potatoes and livestock to attract investors and attract home-seekers beyond Maryland, calling for every county to erect a building and invite participation.
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Millinery Receptions Highlight Wanamaker Offerings
Wanamaker Punapenrura announces opening views for autumn millinery on October 3 and 4. The long list of broadcloths and velveteens, with two hundred shades, showcases Paris models and World’s Fair inspiration, appealing to local and distant buyers including milliners and retailers.
Fall Suits and Overcoats Offer Great Value
The ad promotes the Silver Dollar line highlighting 200 cent purchasing power per dollar. It urges trying Fall Suits and Light-Weight Overcoats with best materials, quality workmanship, guaranteed fit, and low prices for strong value.
Acme Hall Fall Clothing Sale Offer
Oe hm s Acme Hall advertises a fall clothing sale with a complete assortment of hats furnishings and suits. Highlights include overcoats and suits priced from 12 to 25 dollars and a range of knee pants suits and overcoats at 2 50 3 and 5 dollars featuring fifty styles to choose from.
Fall Hats Display at Absolute Correctness Front
A promotion for fall hats featuring men Derbys priced at 1.50 and exclusive hatters at 2.50. The text notes sole agency for Youman Hats, described as the finest in America, and emphasizes detailed shape and color accuracy.
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Maryland Constitutional Amendment Act of 1892 Proclaimed
Proclamation of an act proposed to amend the Maryland Constitution by adding a new section to Article Four, Sec. 39, to authorize an additional Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, with election rules and jury options. The amendment, approved April 4, 1892, is certified as a correct copy by Senate Secretary W. G. Parnell and House Chief Clerk Carlton Shafer.
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Caroline County Tax Levy Notice by County Treasurer
Caroline county announces the annual levy under an 1892 act adding sections to the county code. Taxes for county and State purposes are due and payable to the treasurer.
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Notice of 1893 taxes and delinquent collection in Caroline county
On January first 1894 taxes become arrears if unpaid. Interest accrues on delinquent taxes from that date. Delinquent property owners will receive tax accounts and notices with thirty days to pay or face nonpayment by legal processes. The Caroline county treasurer announces tax collection hearings in the principal towns of the seven election districts.
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Furore in Furnishings A Store Showcases Low Prices
A department displays a large stock with prices that outshine competitors. Comfortable underwear offered at 50 cents per garment and a Matchless Dress Shirt at 50 cents, praised as a quality bargain.
Tax discount windows for state and county payments
The notice explains penalty discounts for tax payments: four percent discount in September, four percent if paid in October, and three percent for payments in November, applicable to state and county taxes. The wording mirrors a historical tax incentive and outlines timing for the reductions.
Office hours of Caroline County treasurer
The office of the treasurer is open daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Geo A Deakyne serves as treasurer of Caroline County.
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