Cannon Rules Are Overturned In Stormy House Session
Washington reports the House approves Fitzgeralds rule changes by 11 to 172 after a heated session. Clark and Dalzell clash at the rostrum while Corker discussions center on calendars of unanimous consent and minority preference for motions. Cannon notes the changes modestly realign party control and calls the result a triumph over Bryan forces.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Fitzgerald
New York
Clark
Missouri
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Cannon
House
Bryan
Taft to Visit New York for Cleveland Memorial
President Taft will leave Washington to travel to New York for two days of engagements. He will deliver the principal address at Carnegie Hall in memory of Grover Cleveland, with Mayor McClellan, Chief Justice Fuller, and Governor Hughes among speakers. Taft also attends a Yale alumni dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. About a thousand Yale alumni expected.
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Taft
New York
Washington, D. C
Metropolis
Carnegie Hall
Grover Cleveland
McClellan
Fuller
Hughes
Yale Alumni Society of
Yale
Waldorf-Astoria
Lame Shoulder Pain Remedy Ad
For a lame shoulder whether from a sprain or rheumatic pain Chamberlains Liniment is urged as a quick cure. Apply freely and rub vigorously at each use. Sold by H. R. Palmer and Sons Orr Drug Co W. J. Smith and Brothers EB C McEvoy L P Canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
W. J. Smith & Hro
Eb, C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Laymen Missionary Convention Opens in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Pa March 16 The laymen's missionary convention of the Reformed Church in the United States convened at the Salem Reformed Church for a three day session. More than 600 delegates and visitors are present with arrivals still expected. The program features sermons addresses and discussions with speakers including Rev J Campbell White Rev Dr I A Vance of Orange N J Horace Ankeny of Genoa Ohio and Rev William Irvine president of Mercersburg Academy.
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Laymen's Missionary Convention
Harrisburg
The
Reformed Church
United. States
Salem
J. Campbell White
I. A. Vance
Orange
N. J
Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad Claim
Advertised remedy for cholera and diarrhoea proves effective. H E Howe of Highland Wisconsin reports three family members used it with good results in summer complaints. Sold by local druggists H R Palmer Sons Orr Drug Co W J Smith Bro EB C McEvoy L P Canning.
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H. E. Howe
the Press
Highland
Wis
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
W. J. Smith & Bro
EB. C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Women enter workforce across the United States
An analysis in The Washington Post notes married women join stores and factories as 60 percent of retail workers, 40 percent of factory workers, and 30 percent of clerical staff are now women. The piece argues economic forces push women into work, risking social roles and demanding systemic labor reforms. It discusses the need to prioritize trained men in employment and to reorganize industry, with broader implications for family breadwinning dynamics. It cites the shift as a test of societal norms and potential policy changes regarding labor priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hage
United States
Thia
Imana
Official Route of Glidden Race Announcement
Detroit to Minneapolis then Denver and Kansas City will be the Glidden tour route. The pathfinder will begin April 13 to map towns and roads before a July 9 start. Officials expect a 2,500 mile circuit with Midwest and mountain segments and major cities along the way.
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Magneto
Chicago
Esarubner
Detroit
Minneapolis
Denver
Kansas City
A. AL AL
PF. B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Battle Creek
Milwaukee
Maison
la Cros Ise
St. Paul
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
D. H. Lewis
Missouri Valley
Northwest
Twin Cities
Sioux City
Waterloo
Grand Island
Julesburg
Colo
Union of Churches Held to be Vaud in Texas Ruling
The Texas Supreme Court ruled the union of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church with the Presbyterian Church in the United States was valid and binding. Property deeded to Cumberland trustees remains with the united church, and the local Jefferson church persisted with no loss of organization, merely dropping its Cumberland name.
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Dallas
Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
Willinca Clark
Ersis GW. Brown
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the United
Jefferson
Usherland Church
United Church
United States Church
Cumberland Church
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Durch
Confession of Faith
United States
General Assembly of the Church
Cumberland
Jay McCook Wedding in New York
Mis Susan Alexander McCook daughter of Colonel John J. McCook and Mrs McCook marries Peter Augustus Jay First Secretary to the American Embassy in Japan. The ceremony drew relatives and friends from Washington Boston Philadelphia and other cities with departure planned for Tokio after the wedding. Colonel McCook of the Fighting McCooks Civil War fame and Jay Harvard graduate class of 1900 both figure in this notable society event. Jay has served in diplomacy in Constantinople and elsewhere and has been First Secretary at Tokyo for two years.
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Jay—Mccook
New York
Susan Alexander McCook
John J. McCook
McCook
McCooks
Jay
Harvard
Constantinople
Amerspear Legation
Toklo
Indoor meet at Madison Square Garden aims to break records
New York March 16 The annual New York Athletic Club indoor meet at Madison Square Garden draws top metropolitan athletes and out of town stars across eighteen events. The five mile and relay races feature invitations, with Noted runners including Sheppard Gissing and Pilgrim. The big draw is the inter club one mile relay between the Boston Athletic Association and the New York Athletic Club.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Athettes
Sheppard
Harry Gissing
Paul Pilgrim
Boston Athletic Association
Georgians Denounced for Bolting Caucus
Washington reports six Georgia lawmakers Edwards Griggs Livingston Lee Howard Brantley joined regular Republicans to back Cannonist methods in the House. The Fitzgerald rule passed amid rancor, with critics and bolters clashing in a stormy caucus.
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Washington
Georgia
Messrs. Edwards
Griggs
Livingston
Lee
Howard
Brantley
House
Way Put White Convicts On The Public Roads
Atlanta officials report Governor Smith rejected the prison commission's pick for a white convict farm. The commission may press for the Wimberly place in Twiggs County or drop the matter until fall. With no clear instruction, convicts could be sent to road work on April 1, as Captain Goodloe Yancey plans immediate action.
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Atlanta
Smith
Commission
Wimberly
Twiggs County
Prison Commission
Will Feither
Georgia
Goodloe Yancey
Incurable Soper Finds Relief With King’s New Discovery
Mrs. Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania writes of severe lung trouble lasting years. After doctors deemed her incurable, Dr King’s New Discovery relieved her coughs and bronchial issues for twelve years. The remedy, priced at 503 and $1.00, is guaranteed by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons with trial bottles free.
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Mia
Ida Soper
Dr. King
Mra. Soper
Big Pord
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Dr Frank V Schley Dies in Columbus Ga
Obituary notes the death of Dr Frank V Schley at his home 2319 Florida street Rose Hill Columbus Ga after a brief illness. He was 51, born October 3 1858 in Chattahoochee county. He served as Columbus city physician from September 1898 to January 1 1909 and was survived by his wife and seven children including Mrs D L Earnest of Athens and sisters and brother in Chattahoochee county.
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D. L. Earnest
Frank V. Schley
Columbus
Dr. Schley
Columbus Ledger
Florida Street
Rose Hill
Chattahoochee County
Thomas Schley
Elza Green
Athens
Johnni
Martha
Constance
Grace
Leila
Frances Brookin Schley
City
W. K. Schley
Taft nominates Durant to succeed Crum as Charleston collector
Washington March 16 President Taft names Edward W Durant to be collector of the port of Charleston succeeding W D Crum the Negro who held the office under Roosevelt Durant is a leading Charleston citizen and has the endorsement of the best people.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Edward W. Durant
Charleston
W. D. Crum
Roosevelt
Durant
Tiny Wake County Savings Bank Opens In Raleigh
The Wake County Savings Bank in Raleigh is described as the smallest bank in North Carolina and the world, opened January 1 1905. It occupies a front of 7 12 feet and depth of 25 feet with a glass facade and narrow door, and sits beside a much larger national bank. It reports over 600 depositors, assets around 150000 dollars, and has paid more than 10000 dollars in interest and regular dividends. President William W Vass, son of a long‑time railway treasurer, leads the tiny institution. its cashier is William J Grimes, whose father was a noted Confederate major general. The bank is noted as an object of curiosity to bankers and contains a small safe and narrow counter.
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TOY Bank OF the World
Philadelphia Record
Raleigh
N. C
Wake County Savings Bank
National Bank
Ittle Bank
William W. Vass
Seaboard Air Line
William 3. Grimes
Appomattox
Little Bank
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Sloan
Sweeney
Price
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Uncle Joe
Hardeman
Phinizy
Cotton Commission Merchants
Foley
A. Wolkush
Casimer
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
Auditorium Hotel
National Conservation Committee
Glidden
Eveerything
Marshall
Indiana
Chicago Automobile Club
Crown Point
Frank H. Trego
Henry Paulmann
Chicago Automobile Trade Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Union OF Churches
Vaud
Cumberland Presbyterians
Sulzer
Edwards
Booker
Way
Big Pond
Parker
Ienee
DR. Crum
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