House Debates Insurance Control and McCarthy Slams Hyde Dinner
Washington dispatch notes the House debating federal insurance control as a theme, with critics of big insurers and state laxity. McCarthy of Nebraska links Hydes and McCalls to theft, rebukes Hyde dinner expenses estimated at 26 000 to 30 000 dollars, while Wood seeks rate reform and Sulzer warns on the Constitution frigate. The session adjourned at 4 55 p m after postponing canal report consideration.
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Washington
House
Secretary of the Interior
Brantley
Georgia
Richardson
Alabama
Steenerson
Minn
Supreme Court
Utter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Watkins
St. Louis
Constitution
Sulzer
N. Y
Boston Bay
Macon
Ark
Williams
Senate approves Panama canal emergency bill report
Washington December 19 The senate today accepted the conference committee report on the Panama canal emergency appropriation bill effectively disposing of the measure. Discussion preceded the acceptance about restoring the bond provision to the appropriation bill and the house’s action.
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Washington
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Senate Debates Originating Revenue Bills and Panama Conferees
The Senate considered the origin of revenue legislation and debated Senate prerogatives in relation to the House. Messages to the Finance Committee followed, with discussion of Panama canal funding and bond provisions. Conferees reported, senators argued about executive power, and the session adjourned at 3 40.
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Messrs
Aldrich
Spooner
Teller
House of Representatives
House
Committee On Finance
Wm. H. Hugo
Greenhill
R. I
Panalma Canal
Allison
Panama
Hungary Adopts Two Children Habit Widely Says Vienna Standard
The Vienna correspondent of the London Standard reports that the practice described as the two children habit is being adopted very generally across Hungary, reflecting a notable social trend observed by observers in Budapest and provincial towns.
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Vienna
The
London Standard
Hungary
Church News Election At First Congregational
The Bible class at First Trinitarian Congregational church held its annual meeting electing officers and committees. Officers chosen include Teacher Rev. George S. Kenngett President F. M. Cragin and W. J. Carter as vice president with C. T. Upton as secretary. Mrs. George B. Ellingwood named assistant secretary and treasurer.
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First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Loliows
George S. Kenngett
F. M. Cragin
W. J. Carter
C. T. Upton
George B. Ellingwood
A. W. Sheldon
Harriet Knapp
Henry Hope
Samuel Goodall
Arthur Butman
C. I. Dearden
M. A. Gilman
A. S. Maynard
Edward Wheeler
Isabel McKeen
Grace T. Kittredge
Carrie Bohaker
Thomas Runnells
C. G. Sherman
D. D. Snyder
W. H. Sullivan
E. A. Gerry
Elizabeth Walmsley
KK. J. Fullerton
le Doit Kimball
Harriet Wheeler
Wm. Thompson
J. W. Coburn
J.I. Roy
E. R. Durant
B. Freeman
Charles P. Conan
H. W. Folsom
I. B. Little
C. W. Durant
E. H. Sunbury
E. N. Wood
H. E. Huse
M. C. True
J. J. Briggs
E. W. Kilpartrick
J. W. Hurst
J. W. Carter
William Wright
Messrs
I. Thomas
A. Gustin
Annie Fesler
M. Morris
First Congregational Church Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The First Congregational church held its annual meeting with Deacon Albert D. Carter presiding and Deacon Andrew Liddell as clerk. Officers elected for the new year include Carter and Liddell as deacons, Frank C. Lawrence as treasurer, and Clarence L. Cutler as Sunday school superintendent. A rising vote of thanks was given to Walter T. Barstow for five years as Sunday school superintendent. the meeting was harmonious.
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First Congregational Church
Albert D. Carter
Andrew Liddell
Frank C. Lawrence
Clarence L. Cutler
Annie M. Robbins
James Cox
E. W. Bartlett
W. T. Barstow
Justin H. Kimball
Jas
W. B. Shaw
W. W. Richardson
Annie Walker
D. H. Wilson
T- H. Durning
D. R. Boynton
J. W. B. Shaw
Bessie L. Worrall
Wilbur
Lydia A. Bigelow
George Fish
Frank Hoyt
Lucy M. Parker
Persis Jennison
H. R. Hanson
Frank B. Lawrence
O. E. Coon
Gertrude S. Munn
Ralph Clark
Hattie Richburg
T. H. Durning
Walter T. Barstow
Durning
Barstow
Carter
Rexford
Lecture on The Survival of the Meekest by Rev Herrick
Rev E C Herrick of Charlestown spoke to the Men's League at Worthen Street Baptist last night on The Survival of the Meekest linking civilization progress to Jesus blessing the meek. Musical selections followed with Ray Gordon banjo Clayton Kimball piano and Geo S Drew songs. refreshments served by the entertainment committee W W Carr B H Wiggin FE G Russell and George S Drew.
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E. C. Herrick
Charlestown
Men's League
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Herrick
Jesus
Ray Gordon
Clayton Kimball
Geo
Opera House Prepares For Christmas Reopening With Vaudeville
Up to last night progress continued on restoring the opera house for a Christmas afternoon reopening. A big vaudeville bill is planned for the week ahead with headliners to be announced. Box office activity is expected to be brisk as tickets go on sale Thursday.
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Opera House
Beate
All New Englendere Are Patriotic
All New Englanders are patriotic after a trip to Washington. A visit to the capital is described as a civic duty and a mark of loyalty. The piece notes public sentiment and calls for continued support for national efforts.
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Washington
Police to Guard Stores During Holiday Season
Plain clothes detectives, drawn from younger officers, will guard the city’s big shops during the holiday rush. Supt. W. B. Moffatt ordered the detail after a wave of Christmas thefts. Hundreds of dollars in goods are stolen, including two $200 fur coats from the Bon Marche cloak department, with no store immune to shoplifting.
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Supt. W. B. Moffatt
Bon Marche
Ripples of Eiderdown Sacques in Bright Edges
Fine ripple eiderdown garments with scalloped worsted edging in blue pink red and grey. Prices: $2.00 and $1.19. Features include black edging, white thread stitching, applique on collar, silk frog and button in red blue and pink.
Satin Sacques With Broad Self-Colored Bands
Luxurious satin sacques priced at 2.50 dollars with satin bands in self color stitched in a fancy pattern. Available in pink and blue hues for refined attire.
Talbot Mills Wage Increase Reported
The Talbot mills employees in North Billerica will see a wage raise. A notice signed by Treasurer Frederick 8. Clark posted on the mill door states the new schedule starts January 1, 1906. The exact amount is not listed but is believed to be about 10 percent.
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Talbot Mills
North Billerica
Frederick 8. Clark
Bloodhounds in Pursuit of Bank Robbers
Four burglars blew open the Baldwin Illinois bank safe today, a street battle with citizens followed, nobody injured. About 2500 dollars in currency and 1000 dollars in silver were damaged by the explosion. the amount taken is unknown. A posse with bloodhounds is in pursuit. Useful gifts for men at C E Dickson's.
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St Louis
Baldwin
Ills
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Eider
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Talbot
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