Installment stock dues and dividend details
Ernst J. Renae Jr James D. Hason and Wesley Guest specify installment stock dues of 60 cents per month while paid stock yields a 6 percent yearly dividend.
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1896
Page
5
Bryan Nominated on the Fifth Ballot at Chicago Convention
William Jennings Bryan, the Nebraska orator, won the Democratic nomination on the fifth ballot at the Chicago Coliseum after a dramatic roll call. The long process saw New York and other states abstaining, with Bryan’s appeal to free silver energizing delegates and shaping a historic convention finale.
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Democratic Leader Bryan Born in Salem in 1849
Ekfe Sketeh of Hes writes about William Jennings Bryan born March 1, 1849 in Salem. He attended public schools, Whipple Academy, and Union College of Law, later practiced in Lincoln. Bryan's political career includes Nebraska campaigns, congress elections in 1900, and roles in tariff and income tax debates. He edited the World-Herald and pursued public service, with personal details noting his family and attire, his early farm years, and a later sailing note in New York.
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View of Keating Tax Court Meets with Criticism
Advocates told appeal judges that Maryland law requires assessors to obtain stock owner returns for taxation. They argued Keating's schedules and instructions sought data beyond what the law requires, while Keating asserted the form was proper and necessary to value shares. The debate centers on who must file returns and how stock values should be computed for county and city taxes.
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Fryan in New Jersey Senator Daisy Saye on the Plan
A scrambled report notes Senator Daisy Saye of New Jersey and the delegation discussing a political push. The piece criticizes the choice as a mistake and hints at regional tensions influencing support during a contentious night.
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Baltimore Democrats Plan Gold Standard Break with Chicago Platform
Prominent Baltimore Democrats, after the Chicago conventions, plan consultations to repudiate the Chicago platform. They may urge abstention from endorsing it or push for a gold standard Democratic nomination to unite Maryland voters and influence the electoral college. Leaders include city lawyers and major merchants, with a mass meeting at Music Hall proposed.
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Letters From The People On Gold And Silver Debate
A reader writes in a frenzied plea about the gold and silver issue gripping citizens. He questions sobriety, cites expert opinions, and wonders how values like 16 to 1 and 3 to 1 can align, while noting concern for his silver friends amid a mass of concerned neighbors.
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Local News Briefs From Knoxville And Middletown
Fire forces report on Harry Garrott being taken to his brother Les Garrott’s Knoxville residence. Friends of Misa Grace Rhodes celebrate her return to health after months of illness. Perry J. Lovg of Middletown shows improvement over the past week. Miscellaneous notes mention Tom Fleming and other brief items with unclear details.
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Middletown
Tohs Fleming
Ptema Rafertag
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