Colored voters rise in Kent and Caroline counties
Maryland politics clash over ballot restrictions as Southern States influence is debated. The Kent County Republican primary returns a colored majority delegate slate, defeating white rivals and pushing for a seat on the State Central Committee. The Kent and Caroline results signal growing black political power within the party.
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Caroline County
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Caroline
Maryland Democrats rally for statewide ticket in November
The piece urges a strong Democratic vote in November, arguing that the party’s platform will limit county power and protect Baltimore representation by population. It highlights Victorian-era debates on state legislature structure, party strength under Mr Stone, and civic duties, with notes on Taft’s Ananias club, oyster commerce prospects, and Maryland’s aviation and Alaska-Yukon Exposition presence.
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Republicans Endorse Platform In Maryland Interview
Governor Crothers discusses the Republican platform in Maryland. He contrasts it with Democrats, noting calls to enforce the Corrupt Practices Act and support for pure food laws and a public utilities commission. He mentions property revaluation plans and state care funding for the mentally infirm.
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Crothers
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Maryland Politics Split Over Taxes Primaries and Roads
A newspaper column discusses partisan stance on income tax, road audits, and direct primaries, noting Democratic influence in Maryland politics and Republican alignment questions. It cites calls for an audit of the State Roads Commission and openness to investigations, while highlighting the growing tomato and oyster packing industries and overall business prospects.
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Baltimore City
Utilities Commission gains unlikely support from railroads
An interview with Baltimore and Ohio President Oscar Murray reveals railroads favor a Maryland Public Utilities Commission if its members are skilled and well compensated, emphasizing non political, community-based leadership. The piece also notes a method using formaldehyde to kill flies, advocating practical, non gory pest control and urging readers to try the solution.
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The Canning Business Brightens in Baltimore
Baltimore is the world center for canning oysters fruits and vegetables with shipments to national and foreign markets. Louis A. Waidner of William Numsen & Sons praises the 1909 outlook saying demand is rising and fall sales will absorb all Baltimore capacity. Maryland leads nationwide tomato production and shortages in Indiana and Missouri boost Baltimore exports as canners expand acreage to meet growing consumption.
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Grape Culture Advancing Among Dover Growers
Grape culture is being mastered by growers near Dover as vines are cultivated and care practices refined. Meanwhile, many hundreds of carriers are being shipped daily to markets and distribution points.
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