Maryland Governor Proclaims 1910 Census Delegates Apportionment
Governor Austin L. Crothers issues a proclamation based on the 1910 federal census, listing each Maryland county and Baltimore City with its assigned number of House of Delegates seats. The total is 102 delegates, with city and counties allocated per population thresholds.
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Baltimore City
House OF Delegates
Maryland
Baltimore
Allegany County
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore County
Charles County
Kent County
Prince George's County
Queen Anne’s County
Calvert County
Caroline County
Carroll County
Cecil County
Dorchester County
Frederick County
Garrett County
oTarford County
Howard County
Montgomery Conty
St. Mary's County
Somerset County
Talbot County
Washington County
Wicomico County
Worcester County
Austin L. Crothers
Marsland
Deel County
Dorchester
Garett County
Marford County
Rent County
Montgomery County
Prince George’s Co
Queen Anne's County
St. Mary’s County
Sagebrush Senator's son confronts railroad politics feud
Evan Blount, son of Senator Blount, rejects a railroad offer amid a political feud with McVickar. Patricia advises him to stay and fight for reform, while Evan confronts bribery and misdoings linked to his father’s machine. He resigns then reconsiders, pressing Gantry for a clean, uncompromised campaign and pondering broader public trust.
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Evan Blount
David Blount
Patricia Annerys
Dick Vantry
Isara Continental Railway
McVickar
Blount
Evan
Land Corporation
Wartrace Hall
Senator Blount
Mrs. Blount
Hathaway
Cottonwood Shaded
Wartrace
Patricia
Grieg
Brahms
Jesser
Miss Anners
Dinoaaurs
Wartruce den
Portieres
Paulela
Benator
Nora
Papa
Aretas
Mr. Hathaway
Pcan
Transcontinental Railway Company
Mr. McVickar
Scott
Gantry
Sim Uwathaway
Powers That Be
Tinthaway
Fileld
Bilount
David
Templecourt
Morning Mail
Hig Ophir
Afternoon Mail
Ophir
A Well Spring in the Desert Telegraphed Turmoil
Evan Blount resigns after accusing others of criminal disregard for law amid a telegraph dispute with Gantry over incendiary messages to vice president. Gantry hints at withholding a telegram as McVicker heads west. Blount demands immediate action and threats to his communications.
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Bobbitt Chemical Co
Baltimore
Duffey's Pharmacy
Denton, Mich
Hillsboro
Gantry
Evan
Tslount
Johu
Blount
Simon P. Hathaway
Win Duttes Lumber Company
Gyan
McVicker
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Melvin & Jof Publisher
Ren
H. Jornson
Wood
Farm Seeds
T. W. Wed & Sors
Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
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Kings Wetre
Horsea
Mares
Wales
Transporkition
Univierse
Cosmecbhon
Sroom
Wwe
King 'S
Kings
N. High St
I. Fayette St
Gnp
Malraland
Courtland
Murderkill River
Philadelphia
Frederica
Mathan FH
Maxs II
Wil Feave Proderca Webes
Philidelphia
Tolloys
Pier 3
Chestnut Street
Philnae
Dpan
Phil Telephone
Keyet
Philadelpiaa
Jadvnphia
Tima
Sham
Lobom
Will Teas
South Whirves
FWA
Fby
Howefr
Yan
Ted
Goo Ant
Phila Lelpta
Ise Pier
Ce Co
Chester
Frederic
WM. A. Smith
Maryann
J. M. Haymaker
den ‘Listi
Ridgely, Maryland
Junker
Fayette ST
Charles
Baltimore, MD
Eastern Shore
J. Leland Hanna
Equitable Bidz
Denton
Hos
F. Garey
Attorney-at-Law
E. Lexington ST
Parker
Parker’s
National Bank
THE
Denton National Bank
Harvey L. Cooper
T. C. West
J. Henry Rose
Berwanger & CO
Baltimore St
Clothiers Tailora Furniehera
Baltimore Supply Company
Maryland Savings Bank Building
Mil
Raerees
Pour
State of
Annapolis
Austin L Crothers
N. Winslow Williams
Secretary of State
John A. Lewis
W. S. Hoddinott, Inc. and
Treas
Cambridge Brick Company
Cambridge Brick Co
Cambridge, MD
Philadelphia Silo
J. Frank Booth
Denton, MD
Caroline Co
WOM
Denney, Sec. & Treas
James J. Ross
Kent County Marune Insurance
Dover
Delaware
Mutual
L. Irving Jones
Greensboro
Joln T. Carter, Jr
Alex. Noble
Preston Ml
Hackett
Avenco
Sur New
Mackett’s
Hackett’s Gape Cure Company
Dept
Hitisnono
Franiz Bros
NAL Market
T.pliny Fisher
Senator Sagebrush
Figain
Inter-Mountain
Tatricia
Yello
Pye
Lount
Janes
Tel Blount
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