Denmark Secret Report Sparks House Investigation
The House debated a resolution by Mr Richardson to appoint a seven member investigating committee over a secret Danish report. Walter Christmas allegedly claims Denmark will pay 500000 of sale funds to him for influencing the U S Denmark treaty, prompting calls to read documents and delay action.
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Cannon
Mlinois
Richard Fens
House
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Pennsyvania
Hitt Republican
Hlinois Cousins
Iowa
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Massachusetts
Richardson Democrat
Tennessee
Dinsmore
United States
Denmark
United States Congress
House of Representatives
Eftivers
Saie
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advised by Users Across Canada and U.S.
A scanned ad offers Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion with testimonials from A Blums and Chas F Buzzitus of South Sudbury Massachusetts and Jas Barton of Toronto. It claims relief after a week and notes doctors endorse the product for all ages. The copy highlights Glygestives and postmeal digestion benefits, urging purchase at local druggists.
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Ir Elims
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Sudbury
Massiss
Jas_ Barton
Toronto
Canada
Stuart
Stuett
Selsam
Danish West Indies Treaty Inquiry Stirs Washington
Niels Gron releases a statement on the Christmas report to Denmark about transferring the Danish West Indies to the United States. He claims US frustration over methods, urges full disclosure to Congress, and notes State Department says no commissions will be paid and treaty ratification transfers ownership upon exchange.
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Niels Gron
Walter’ Christmas
Danish West India Islands
United States
Best
Denmark
Dng
Covenhagn
Omer
State Department
Richardson
Congress
Stat Department
Danish Island Sale Hearing Sparks House Clash
The House debated alleged Danish island sale bribes as Walter Christmas's report and Danish press excerpts were read. Representative Richardson claimed contracts and payments aimed to sway Congress. Cannon pressed for further proof and delayed action, while Dalzell prepared an investigative committee set to meet after The Congressional Record coverage.
St Louis Alderman Convicted of Bribery in Rail Franchis
Emil A Meileen berg, a member of the house of delegates, was found guilty of bribery in connection with the Suburban railway franchise legislation. Judge Douglas presided as the four day trial ended with a three year penitentiary sentence. The verdict came as a complete surprise to officials and observers.
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Fen
St Louis
Merch
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Meileenberg
House of Delegates
Douglas
Kansan Debates Oleomargarine Bill and Funston Critique
In Washington Senate debates on the oleomargarine bill feature Kansas Republican Harrison and Wisconsin’s Quarles with arguments for taxed adulteration control and defense of dairy farming. Patterson from Colorado accuses General Funston of using Aguinaldo capture for campaign purposes and calls for clarity on warfare rules, with executive session and adjournment to Monday.
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Funston
General Funston
Senate
Three Conferences Set on Coffee Culture and Trade
Washington on March 27 reports that the Pan American representatives have chosen October 1 in New York to host the first general conference on coffee culture and marketing. A port sanitation conference will convene in Washington on an unspecified date with American nations, and November 1 will see a meeting in New York to harmonize customs regulations. Projectors intend governments to send expert delegates, reducing reliance on diplomatic representatives.
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Washington
Executive Council
New York
Powderly to be given another government post
Washington March 2 Commissioner General of Immigration Powderly whose term ends soon will be tendered a different position in the government service. The President has decided to place him elsewhere according to an authentic source. Powderly's friends have urged the President to consider circumstances in several matters he has faced.
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Powderly
Porderly
Navy Surgeon General Visits Charleston and Port Royal
River dispatch notes the Surgeon General of the Navy travels to Charleston to inspect the naval station and hospital grounds and to Port Royal to review facilities and possible upgrades. Army appropriation bill passes House, with procedure changes for civil service officers and conference reports pending.
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Charleston
Washington
Navy River
Naval Station
Thetoft
Port Royal
Naval Hospital
Roosevelt urges diplomatic representation for Cuba
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress recommending diplomatic and consular representation for Cuba. He outlines terms for a permanent U S treaty, limits on Cuban foreign entanglements, and plans for consular officials led by an envoy and minister plenipotentiary. Salaries proposed for Havana and other posts, with a note on consolidating consular support through agents.
Senate Rules Amendments Considered by Committee
Washington March 27 the senate committee on rules discussed amendments to the senate rules but did not commit to a general revision A report was authorized on amendments suggested by Senator Hoar as an addition after the Tillman McLaurin debate No senator in debate shall directly or indirectly taunt another senator with unbecoming conduct or attack the character of any state’s history during debate
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Tr. Eloar
Washington
Senate Committee On Rules
Senate
Hoar
Tillman-McLaurin
Jury Acquits Joseph Cox in First Degree Murder Trial
In Ohio on March 27, after a brief night session the jury acquits Joseph Cox of murder in the first degree. Cox had been charged with the January 26 killing of a person linked to a St. Louis incident. witnesses included teachers and Rateliffe. Attorneys included Albert Douglas of Chi.
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iArthur
Ohio
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Phe
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Rateliffe
Grozvenor
Albert Thouglas
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