Editorial notes on maps and road work across Maryland counties
Editorial notes discuss topographic maps from the Maryland Geological Survey under Dr William Bullock Clark to aid geologic and soil mapping and highlight potential mineral wealth and farming in counties. It notes Highway Division cooperation with counties, ongoing projects in Prince George's, Harford, and Howard, and prior efforts in Caroline. It mentions broader road repair and building plans and a shift toward professional supervision at low cost.
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Maryland
William Bullock Clark
Maryland Geological Survey
Prince George’s
Harford
Howard
J. W. Kerr
Caroline County
Arlington
Sandy Island Bridge
Goldsboro
Sandtown
Delaware
Yreedin
William Brice
A. Z. Gottwall
T. P. Richards
Sewall
Geo. H. Smith
Brice
Walter Sapp
John Scott
Watterson at National Capital Fires Democratic Rally
A Monday gathering of Democrats in Washington heard Henry Watterson of Louisville deliver a fiery address. He declared Virginia blood runs in his veins while praising Kentucky as his birthplace and home. He denounced the Republican party as a syndicate driven by trusts and warned of a return to corruption if unchecked.
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National Democracy
Washington
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
New York
Nixon
Gorman
National Capital
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Virginia
Potomac
Kentucky
Republican Party
Farms and town property for sale in Denton Md
Farms and town property for sale. Write or call to see us at Garey & Co. Denton Md. We can quote you prices.
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Garey & Co
Denton, Md
Aes
J. AD. Nighors
H W. Nichols
Denton Bridge
Peach Rot Threat to Maryland Peach Crops
Prof J B S Norton warns that brown rot in Maryland peaches rivals other diseases in losses. Weather favors the fungus Manilla fusiciginea, with spores spreading on rotted fruit. Control relies on pruning, removing mummy fruit, and thorough spraying with Bordeaux mixtures or copper compounds at specified timings. Collaborative orchard management and proper sanitation improve outcomes.
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J. B.S. Norton
The
Agricultural Experiment Station
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland's Mineral Exhibit Dominates Charleston and Buffalo
The Maryland display in the Mines Building at Charleston earns praise as the best state exhibit at the South Carolina Exposition, and was the sole Gold Medal recipient for its general mineral resources at Buffalo's Pan-American Exposition. Under State Geologist Dr. Wm Bullock Clark, the Maryland Commission highlights raw and manufactured products from coal to terra cotta, supported by maps, models, and a dramatic pyramid of building stones and Potomac marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charleston
Buffalo
Wm. Bullock Clark
Potomac
Senate halves oyster-planting bill amid test vote
The Legislature reports a split on the Haman oyster-planting bill with fourteen votes in favor in the Senate, while the House favors the bill. Also, the House approves removal of insane prisoners from the House of Correction and the Caroline County Law Library Association incorporation. The Queen Ann es Railroad measure advances in the House, and Senator Bryan's mortgage tax repeal faces a Republican minority report amid a heated county city clash. The Denton charter bill, from Senator Roe, clears the Senate.
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Senate
House Committee On Rules
House
Haman
Roe
House of Correction
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
Talbot
Dorchester Counties
Bryan
Denton
Caroline County Law Library Association
Washington Topics on Senate adjournment and Philippine policy
A Democratic Senator quoted a Republican plan to push major issues after elections, limiting debate and concentrating on appropriation bills while adjournment nears. He warned on the Philippine situation, noting costs of garrison and benefits to capitalists, and quoted Representative Slayden on grant of independence for the Philippines as internal affairs progress. Colonel Bryan was mentioned.
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Hale
Congress
Slayden
Texas
United States
Philippines
Democratic Party
Mr. Slayden
Bryan
Colonel declines interview in Speaker's lobby
Observers note the Colonel, now a member of the craft, refused interviews from newspaper men. He told them to read the Commoner for Democratic news, avoiding any attempt to steal the paper's thunder.
Easton young men host social at Hotel nvon Monday
An informal party organized by Easton youths promises an enjoyable evening next Monday at Hotel nvon. Invitations are not printed. subscribers may invite friends. Cambridge, Denton, Centreville and nearby towns’ youths are expected to attend.
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Hotel Nvon
Easton
Cambridge
Denton
Centraville
J. H. Barrow
Depot
Preston
Garry & Co
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Centor Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Applegarth
Smith
United States Senate
Queen Anne’s Railroad
Cuba
Bishop Potter
Fifth Avenue
Diaz
Dover
Strawberry Culturists
Delaware Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
White House
Capitol
McKinley
Statesman
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Pacific Sea
Bridges
Jefferson
Jackson
New Orleans
Watterson
Washington Topics
Stewart &Co
Posner Bros
Baltimore
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Baltimore, MD
Ida J. McAlwain
Mellvain
Fairy-Land
Spring Furnishings
JAS, T, Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
Fidelity & Deposit Co
N. W. Cor
Chartes and
Lexington Ltr
BaLtimont, Mo
Edwin Warfield
Harry Nicodemus
Sec
Treas
Aga U.S
Bond
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Deweese & Owens
Nisi
Harvey L. Cooper
Trustes
Reuben H Foeht
Mary E. Foeht
Circuit Court
Harvey S. Casper
Carolina County
Charles W. Hobbs
Clork
Nutwood
Old Russell
A. J. Smith
Sebates Ginghams
Caroline “County
John L. Evernham
Downes
Evernam’s
Madras
H. C. Wilson
Ridgely
Cape May City
N. J
Frank Hand
Rito Grande
E. M. Noble
Alday Whitby
P. R. Fisher
Busetice
G. T. Redden & CO
M. D. Mowbray
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