Canning Industry Shifts West Amid Growth and Political Notes
The editorial reflects on Western shift of canning centers toward Chicago accessible areas as Eastern packers lose ground. It also reports on Senator Gorman’s ill health, Governor Warfield’s birthday activities, Russia’s Douma opening, Maryland political races, and the Maryland Shell-Fish Commission swearing in leaders to save the oyster industry.
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Chicago
Russia
Winter Palace
Nicholas
Rayner
Wachter
Maryland
United States
Walter J. Mitchell
Benjamin K. Green
Caswell Graves
Shell-Fish Commission
Thomas Hackett
Caroline County
Hillsboro
Hewitt Truxon
T.C. Hackett
Two Cities Story of Losses and Political Tensions
A fragmentary report notes Baltimore and San Francisco disaster losses at 100 million and over 500 million respectively. It cites stirring Republican activity and Roosevelt in Washington, plus Maryland Bankers Association plans for a June Ocean City convention. Coal strikes ease with a 75 cent per ton price drop.
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Ridgely, Md
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