Come to Caroline lands invitation by Kerr in immigration circular
Commissioner Kerr extols Caroline County inviting settlers to the peninsula noting level soils from sand to wheat and grasslands. He cites high wheat and corn yields, a booming fruit and vegetable packing industry with fifty establishments, and a postwar immigration wave fueling agricultural progress. Manufacturing staples include flour, lumber, baskets, shirts, tile, brick, wagons and food products, totaling nearly 1.5 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Immigration
Kerr
Caroline
Tuckaboo
North
Middle West
East
Ciroline
Panama Imbroglio and Panamanian Treaty Critique
The article condemns the Panama treaty as a grave American concession. It asserts the U S gains absolute sovereignty over five miles of canal area and harbor facilities while paying Panama ten million dollars plus annual eight-figure sums, creating a de facto protectorate. It notes Colombia’s envoy threatens war if negotiations fail, linking to wider imperial concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Hay
Varilla
Colon
Republic of Panama
Republic
United States
Reys
Columbia
Washington
England
Editorial notes on Roosevelt and Panamanian issues
The piece critiques Roosevelt's diplomacy as a modern approach used by Russia in Manchuria, warns of risks if it backfires, cites Colombian President Marroquin's charges to the U.S. Senate, lists three claims about U.S. actions in Panama, and notes expected Senate support for Governor Smith in the Eastern Shore. It also mentions a 2.313 billion bushel corn crop, potential prosperity impact, and talks of Hanna as a possible Republican presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Russia
Manchuria
Marrogain
Columbia
United States Senate
United States
Panama
Republican Senatorial Views in Baltimore Herald
The Baltimore Herald outlines Democratic sway with Governor Warfield delaying qualification until January 13. It notes Allen Howard likely as Secretary of State, Bow ie as adjutant general, Vandiver as State Treasurer, and Atkinson controlling four clerkships. It discusses Warfield’s resignations, Collins backing for Speakership, and a wary Democratic strategy to confine city influence. It covers Rayner and Smith as leading Senate candidates and organization hopes for party discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
General Assembly
United States
Harford
Carroll
René, Arundel
Prince George's
Howard
Washington
Baltimore
Rayner
Baltimore City
Baltimore Herald
Warfield
Allen B. Howard
Capt
Washington Bowie
Vandiver
Gordon T. Atkinson
Maryland
Commission of Banking
William Collins
Talbot County
House of Delegates
House
Isaac Lobe Straus
Collins
Messrs
Messia
Crothera
Cecil
Miles
Somerset
Talbott
Baltimore County
Colwan
Boundary Line Survey Reaffirms Mason and Dixon Span
The Mason Dixon line, traced for the first time since 140 years ago, was resurveyed under a Pennsylvania Maryland joint commission. The historic border, once marked by mile apart stones, faced vanished markers and boundary disputes, prompting both states to fund anew. W G Hodgkins led the surveying team in April 2001 under the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey. The border, set by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon in 1769, separated slave and free states and crowned a long history of provincial overlaps and lawlessness along the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason and Dixon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Slave States
Free States
W. G. Hodgkins
Corps of Engineers
William Peon
Lord Baltimore
Chas.Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Lecdon
Martha B. Waldron
Caroline County
David S. Waldron
Elmer M. Waldron
Josephine Allen
Allen
Farmington
Maine
Henry L. Waldron
Boise City
Idaho
Flora B. Park
William Park
Herdsdale Farm
Canton
Emma Waldron
William R. Waldron
Mary Waldron
Athens
Hoos
Mary
State of
Waldron
Ilinois
A.D
Cees
Charles W. Hobbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben
H. Jon
Ison Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Department of Agriculture
Republicans
Hanna
SPAPF
RPTL
Mason and Dixon's Line
John Sherman & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Herald Building
Balto
First Eloor
Fayette ST
New York
Philadelphia
J Fletcher Clark
Baston, MD
Denton
Anthony's Mill
South Bend
Denton National Bank
W. A. Atwell
Oscar Clark
Bath
A. T. Reichman
Alariap
Domo Chemical CO
West Lombardo Street
Baltimore, RD
Robert Jarrell
Walter J. Hoffman
John F. Dawson
Brody
Chas H, Whitby
Chestertown
George Brice
Pleasant House
Isaac D. Anderson
Denton Shirt CO
N. J. Walker
Tuckahoe Neck
John T. Harris
D. H. Cook
Easton, Md
Ry, Pliny Fisher
Stewart & Co
Lexington, Howard and
Clay Streets
Stewart’s Mail
Denton, Maryland
Mr. Nowell
Murderhill
Frederica
Aathan H. Maxson
Wadas Landing
Bowers
Atourley
Pier Chestnut
Fr. Dee
Tees
WEB
Frederica Tc
ICO
Steamer Wril
South
Chester
Elphia
Milford
Meeting
Philadel
Prederica & Phila. Nav, CO
Prederica Dar
Bower
Wladelphia
Griffin P.O
Wilkes
Russell B
D. K. Crouse
F. P. Covey
Polic Sale
Standard
Wilkes Nutwood
Nutwood
Old Russell
Diamond Joe
Happy William
Dearborn
A. J. Smith
J. W. Clark
Bradford Downes
Co. W
Porter
Matthews and
Tuckahoe Bridge
Nora A. Waldron
Plaintiffs
Orphans’ Court
Thomas N. Todd
William E. Liden
Near Harmony
Fred R. Owens
P. Covey
Agnee
General Assembly of
Henderson
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Federalsbur
Preston
Va. A
Iaw
Charles H. Whitby
Tre
J.S. MacDonald
Baltimore and Charles Sts
Wm. F. Liden
Mra
Elizabeth Eauchamp
Hier
Chas. H. Whitby
Said County
Friendship Church
Charles M. Turner
William TE. Cohee
William M. Turner
William E Cohee
William Turner
D. F. King
Tuckahoe, Md
York Imperial
Ben Davis
G. L. Butler
Preston, Md
R. F. DB
Howard and
Lexington Streets
China
Haviland
Jardinieres
Sitka
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Howard and Lexington Sts
Wat
Santa Claus
Wheatley's Music Store
Dover Street
Easton
Oneida
WM. A. Smith
Frank
Lednum
Bethlehem
San Jose
John , Barnhart
George W. Kelly
Fowling Creek
Scar Clark
Denton, Md
Seventh Street
Marco Bryant
Lewis & Goldsborough, Attorneys-At-Law
Caroling
Plains
Jast, Mullin & Sons
6Th and Market
Wilmington, del
Missouri
West
Ridgely, Md
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