Committee system discussed in Congress and NJ divorce progress
The Washington correspondent explains how committees shape legislation with debates and reports. New Jersey advances progressive divorce law at the last state session, while national deficits loom and GOP fortunes in the presidential campaign are noted. The article also remarks on belief that snowfall has diminished this week.
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James Bryce
American Commonwealth
Committees of Congress
Andy
Washington
New York Evening Posts
SW. Dike
National League For the Protection of the Family
New Jersey
Trade School Movement Gains Backing at Chicago Conference
The National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education holds its Chicago conference to push trade schools. President Eliot and President Roosevelt advocate compulsory guidance into trades for youths and expanded industrial education. Officials say early reforms could boost national productivity and wage earners' efficiency, with practical plans outlined for school shop integration and a new educational commission.
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Chicago
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Eliot
Roosevelt
Wales
Theodore W. Robinson
Minor Steel Company
Europe
Putitie Aia
Educational Commission Aly
Nyaten
Chariton
Eilyeaton
Ann
Press Commentary on Anti Vivisection Debates and Legal Pleas
The piece discusses anti vivisectionists and pro research factions, noting broad moral appeals and conflicting restrictions on science. It cites Philadelphia Ledger and Newark Evening Star, suggesting legal battles over animal use in research and potential railroad property assessments after two years of adjustments.
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Promisienous
Humanitariang
Samon
Scientidlc
Smny
Organizations For the Protection of
Thoga
Avita
Philadelphia Ledger
United States Supreme Court
Jaya
Newark
Ievenigny Tar
Weather Chief Renames Peak Mt Weather Near Washington
A Chicago Tribune report notes weather officials christening a five mile from Washington peak Mt. Weather amid forecasts of storms and floods. The piece discusses national weather concerns and the Weather Bureau’s role in tracking climate events across the United States.
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Crete
Werther Biren
Oxpwita
Beervers
United States
Weather Bureau
Soll Observatory
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Tenement Child Labor Threatens New York Families
A study by Miss Mary Van Kleeck details widespread home and factory child labor in New York. It notes licensed tenement workshops allow long hours, low pay, and poor health conditions, with children as young as three or four affected. The report argues for absolute prohibition of home manufacture to end the dangerous sweatshop system.
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New York City
Atyelu
Maria
Eva
Mary R
Tony
Rosé
Louisa
Josephine
Prt
New York
Notew
York
State Department of Labor
Mary’ van Kleeck
Miss van Kleeck
John
Fiscomsian
Ple of
Mindis
Decas Dent
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