Barrick Explains Vote Against Weekly Pay for Railroads
Maryland state Senator Samuel W. Barrick argued against Senate Bill 119 which would require railroads operating in Maryland to pay employees weekly. He warned the measure could cost about 250000 dollars yearly and burden employers, possibly causing layoffs, as the bill failed 13 to 13 in the State Senate.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Samuel W. Barrick
Maryland
State
Senate
Barrick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Catholics Observe School Opening in Emmitsburg
Catholics recount the 1802 opening of Mother Seton’s parochial school in Emmitsburg where twenty local children began free instruction by Sisters. The piece notes the school’s evolution into a nationwide Catholic system guiding thousands of students and cites nearby institutions and land transfers.
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America
Sabndas
Beth Ann Seton
Brunswick
Frederick
I County
Cathat Wedebe
United States
Mother Seton
Candi
Styde
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