Reed Is Unconcerned Protest Over House Procedure
Special telegram from Washington reports Congressman Lewis condemning House methods and asserting there is no constitutional session, aligning with Senator Morgan’s Senate protest. The issue raises anxieties among Republicans over the legality of semi weekly adjournments and potential tariff bill litigation. Speaker Reed and aides dispute the implications and note past motions to adjourn to Monday as precedent.
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Von Tausch Trial in Berlin Concludes for This Session
The trial of Herr Von Tausch former chief of the secret political police resumes with testimony from Friedheim Windheim and Ambassador Count Eulenberg. Witnesses discuss origins of a Welt am Montag article and alleged forgery and perjury while discord rises over a receipt linked to the case and Luetzow defense.
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Gobin Seeks League Delegates in Campaign Meetings
General Gobin declines joint meetings with the Citizens' Republican League while inviting its delegates to attend nightly campaign gatherings for his chosen delegates. The League claims Gobin promised to sign a statement they published and says he will not participate in the contest. Gobin spoke in Palmyra this evening.
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Government Printing Office funds exhausted threaten work
Washington May 31 The Government Printing Office faces a budget crisis as funds run dry tomorrow and House action on a deficiency bill seems unlikely. Senate a resolution to free 225000 awaits House unanimous consent or a special rule amid Democratic delays and Republican quorum troubles. Partridge Richardson expands dining room opens with oak, palms, music, stained glass.
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Post Office Clarifies Private Postcards One Cent Rate Belief
The Post Office Department reports widespread belief that Congress authorized private mailing cards at one cent postage. No such law exists. officials have informed postmasters that private cards bearing written messages remain subject to the letter rate when mailed.
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City Hall Overrun as Residents Pay Water Rents
City Hall was besieged by a perfect army of people awaiting their turns to pay water rents to avoid a five per cent penalty on all unpaid amounts after yesterday. Hundreds of property owners came in person and numerous checks arrived by mail as clerks worked late into the evening.
Independence Hall to open wide for visitors
Chief Eisenhower of the Bureau of City Property orders Independence Hall opened to the public. The move aims to accommodate a surge of international visitors drawn to the city by upcoming national and interban events. Sand bunting will decorate nearby closed spaces to present a welcoming view.
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Memorial Day Observance and Delaware News Briefs
Memorial Day observances in Wilmington were subdued as the National Guard declined to participate. News notes cite ship service proposals between the Capes and Delaware Breakwater, railroad plans linking Lewes and Rehoboth, and Greenwood access for Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Dover hosts the constitutional convention and diocesan session with Bishop Coleman delivering the charge. An informal gathering will feature remarks by the Bishop and Archdeacon Hall. In Dover, B J Reynolds was assaulted and left in critical condition.
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Brackenbridge Goes on Trial for Warehouse Fire Fraud
In Quarter Sessions Court No 2 Alexander P Brackenbridge a second hand furniture dealer is tried for setting fire to his Hutchinson and Master streets warehouse to defraud an insurer. Police testimony places him at the scene with two others. flames oil-soaked debris and smoke are described. The trial continues.
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Married in Wilmington in St Andrew's Church
Miss Ade line Robbins Hills of this city wed George Coit Butts of Norwich Connecticut in St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Ceremony led by Bishop Leighton Coleman and Rev Dr Murray with a reception at Major Hills' home. The couple will reside in Norwich.
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Two Indian Boys Run From Home and Two Women Missing
Two Indian boys Williams Madden 13 and Domineiti Fra vkce 14 fled from the Educational Home at Forty-ninth Street and Greenway Avenue since Sunday. Two young women from the Midnight Mission Walnut Lane and Hancock Street are reported missing, including Jennie Fox 21 and Ada Wilson 20.
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Former Postmaster Heimer Is Sentenced In Pa Court
In a United States District Court in yesterday, Martin H Heimer former Postmaster of Limerick Montgomery County Pa was sentenced by Judge Butler to pay a 500 dollar fine and costs Heimer was convicted last Friday of issuing money orders without funds It was stated he had made full restitution and a doctor’s certificate showed long standing poor health Counsel said he could not pay the fine and he would serve thirty days in prison then be discharged under the indigent convict act
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Peleg Hall Dies at 78. St Peter’s Church Aids Burial
Peleg Hall 78 died Sunday at his home 1839 North Seventh Street. He was a member of the Pennsylvania State Society of the Cincinnati and a communicant at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Burial will be this afternoon at 2 o'clock with services at St. Peter's Church. interment in the church burying grounds.
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Muslin Underwear Sale Draws Crowds Despite Rain
Wanamaker's in Philadelphia reports heavy muslin and cambric undergarment sales yesterday with over 1500 salespeople at work. The brisk business persisted despite morning rain and uncertain weather, reflecting widespread shopper reliance on half year sales.
Night Gowns Offerings With Embroidered Details
Advertises night gowns in muslin and cambric with square yokes, multiple rows of insertion, plaits, and embroidery. Notes limited stock and buyer cap, ranging from 38c to $1.25, with various necklines and beading.
Wanamaker Dress Goods Sale and Encyclopedia Club
Textile items including corsets petticoats drawers and linens are advertised with varied prices and descriptions. A Wanamaker Encyclopedia Club offer promises a Standard American Encyclopedia at $19 with installments, closing Saturday at the Book Store on Thirteenth Street John Wanamaker.
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