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This is a record of a hearing before the Committee on the District of Columbia of the United States Senate, dating back to 1909. As a primary source document, it offers insights into the legislative process and governmental considerations of the time. This historical record provides researchers and historians with valuable information about the issues facing the District of Columbia in the early 20th century. The hearing transcript captures the discussions, testimonies, and deliberations of the committee members, providing a detailed look at the perspectives and concerns related to the District's governance and development. This publication is a useful resource for those studying American political history, urban development, and the role of congressional committees.
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