Old Home Week and Tariff Debates in Maryland
A Baltimore area reader highlights the idea of an old home week in Maryland to honor native residents abroad, recalling Kentucky's success and urging strong state pride. The piece then shifts to tariff policy, criticizing protective tariffs for fostering trusts, noting Republican resistance to tariff revision, and urging votes for Democrats. It also covers meat inspection plans, government appointments by President Roosevelt for Maryland, and a Philadelphia kidnapping case quickly moving through the system.
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Kentucky
Maryland
New England
Henry Watterson
Kansas City
Chicago
House Committee On Agriculture
Civil Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Political Tangles and Local Delegates in Maryland
A review of county conventions and political maneuvering includes Cecil Democrats naming four Ocean City delegates to back Congressman Smith, endorsing him, condemning Senator Gorman, and praising Wm. Pinkney Whyte for U.S. Senate. Other items note tariff protests, appointments, and mentions of Bryar, Hopkins, and Blackburn.
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Cecil
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Iorman
Wm. Pinkney Whyte
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Thomas A. Smith
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