Maryland natives urged to visit re built Baltimore hope
Governor Warfield proposes an Old Home Week style reunion for Marylanders in Baltimore with invitations to Maryland societies in Chicago St Louis and other cities to view the rebuilt city and its civic progress. He cites Massachusetts precedent and urges close state ties to defend Maryland election law.
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Baltimore Fire Anniversary and Redevelopment Progress
The article notes on the February 190 fire anniversary in Baltimore. It reports 384,710 square feet added to the street area and over 1,000,000 square feet of new piers on the waterfront. Rebuilding is more than half complete with fewer but larger structures, five ten story permits, and rail line HQ costing over 1.5 million dollars for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad housing about 2000 employees.
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Washington Letter on Townsend Esch railway rate bill
The House Republicans vow to pass the Townsend Esch railway rate bill this session, despite opposition from Pennsylvania's delegation and many Democrats. The Senate is unlikely to act, while Democrats back a minority substitute based on the Davey bill, which is expected to fail.
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Railways, Tariffs, and a Split Congress in 1909
The piece discusses President Roosevelt’s tariff and railway legislation plans, noting opposition in Congress led by rail lobbyists and impeachment cases. It highlights the Swayne impeachment, Townsend-Esch bill failures, and pressure for a special session to revise tariffs and rail laws. It critiques subsidies to the Southern Railway and reflects on partisan dynamics.
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Court of Appeals Backs Shoemaker Road Aid Plan
The Court of Appeals upholds the Shoemaker road act allowing $200,000 yearly for two years from State Treasury funds to county road improvements. Counties must match half the cost. an amendment was passed but not required for approval. New Jersey and Maryland show similar road aid, with 960 miles built or under contract and 500 miles awaiting state funds.
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Addicks Seeks Senate Seat in Delaware Contention
The Delaware Legislature faced delays as Addicks pressed for payoff, with Union Republicans backing Addicks while Democrats supported Saulsbury and Regular Republicans united for du Pont. The joint convention later confirmed Theodore Roosevelt for president and Charles Fairbanks as vice president for the coming term.
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