Rio Grande troop movement in 1866 and today
The article compares historical Rio Grande troop mobilization with current deployments, noting the Monroe doctrine shift from claim to principle, the impact of a looming Taft election, and how domestic discord could affect Mexico’s obligations. It also discusses vegetable market conditions, packers’ outlooks, and anticipated government troop movements influencing markets.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Taft
Tts
Baltimore
Likely US Senate direct election bill in coming session
The article notes a probable move in a coming special session to amend the Constitution for direct election of U S Senators. Democratic leaders aim to advance reciprocity, tariff revisions, and a broad‑based relief measure before broader tariff reform, with reapportionment and a 433‑seat House under consideration. The direct election measure failed narrowly last session and may pass in the new Senate.
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United States
States
House
Senate
Root
Depew
Summer Passage of Law Signals Early Presidential Campaign
The text predicts a law to be passed in the coming summer and signed by the President. It notes a month of organizational delay in both Senate and House before action, with the Senate adjourning while awaiting House moves. Washington politics are described as electric, with debates and maneuvers signaling an early presidential campaign by a year.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
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Senate
House
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Taft Candidates Split Shapes Republican Outlook
The National Monthly questions a change in purpose within the Republican administration. It notes rumors Taft would run again after an initial withdrawal, cites the Progressives as an organized opposition, and argues the party remains unreformed with broken pledges and internal splits.
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National Monthly
Republican Party
Taft
Lovensber
Senate vote nears two thirds for popular senator election
Senator Borah laments the struggle over a popular election for senators as the measure trails near the required two thirds. The New York Globe says the Borah resolution is beaten but likely to pass on next effort with political shifts. The Easton Star-Democrat notes Mormon influence grows in national politics and finance with elders visiting Talbot and returning west with young girls. Baltimore hosts Eastern States missions with 209 converts and no advertising, relying on personal solicitations.
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Maryland Life On the Eastern Shore and Disease Losses
Our Garden of the Lord describes the Eastern Shore counties as ideal for homeseekers while noting Maryland’s appeal. A health bulletin for December 1910 reports tuberculosis remains the leading cause of death in Maryland, with grippe and pneumonia as terminal infections contributing to the excess. The piece urges continued public health efforts nationwide.
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Wye
Tred Avon
Maryland
Oak Grove Woman Rebounds From Serious Illness
Mrs. Rebecca Williams of Oak Grove was seriously ill a few days ago but has now recovered.
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Official notice on county valuation review recess dates
Official notice states that after Saturday March 18 1911 the Board of Control and Review of Caroline County will recess until Monday May 1 1911 when property valuation reviews resume. Westey Jarrell Wa J Wiser Owen Garey signatories Journal subscription noted.
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Caroline County
Westey Jarrell
J. Wiser
Owen C. Garey
Equity
Chancery No
W. Mewster Deen
Uuless
Caroline
J. Kemp Stevens
J. Realp Stevens
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