Speaker Reed Opens of Appoints Committees
Washington July 27 Speaker Reed announced the house committees Saturday night just before adjournment The list covers Ways and Means Appropriations Judiciary Banking and Currency Coinage Weights and Measures Interstate and Foreign Commerce Rivers and Harbors Agriculture Military Affairs Naval Affairs Public Buildings and Grounds Pacific Railroads Invalid Pensions Immigration and Naturalization Labor Militia and more with chairmen named from both parties and a separate set of lesser committees listed later.
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Washington
Reed
Robert I. Hitt
Robert Adams, Jr
Pennsylvania
Lemuel E. Quigg
New York
Robert G. Cousins
Iowa
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Joel J. Heatwale
Minnesota
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Charles L. Henry
Indiana
Jlugh A. Dinsmore
Arkansas
Francis Newlands
Nevada
Champ Clark
Missouri
Johns. Wilson
Albert S. Berry
Kentucky
William Howard
Georgia
Ways and Means
George B. McClellan
Joseph G. Cannon
Henry J. Bingham
William W. Grout
Vermont
Stephen A. Northway
Ohio
William A. Stone
Mahlon Whitney
New Jersey
James A. Hemenway
James J. Beldon
Samuel S. Barney
Wisconsin
William H. Moody
Samuel J. Pugh
Joseph D. Sayers
Texas
Alex M. Dockery
Leonidas VP
Livingston
Thomas C. McRae
John M. Allen
Mississippi
John C. Mell
Colorado
Judiciary
David T. Wenderson
George W. Rae
Case Broderick
Kansas
Thomas Updepraif
James A. Connolly
Linois
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusets
John J. Jenkins
Richard Wayne Parker
J. Overstreet
Warren St. Baker
West Virginia
Charles N. Fowler
J. S. Spalding
J. 2B. Wall
Connecticut
C. O. Southwick
George W. Prince
Ilinois
John M. Mitchell
Adrian M. Capron
Rhode Island
Nicholas N. Cox
Tennessee
Francis G. Newlands
Jesse I. Stallings
Alabama
Daniel Ermentrout
John W. Maddox
Charles Stone
James Il. Southard
Edward 8S
Miner
Ebenezer J. Hill
Thomas Updeghan
Jacob Yost
William C. Lovering
Lucius N. Littauer
Nese York
Daniel W. Mills
Minois
William M. McIntyore
Maryland
Richard K. Bland
Samuel B. Cooper
Charles &. Iartman
Montana
Loren Fletcher
James S. Sherman
Irving F. Wanger
Charles PF. Jey
J. B. Corliss
Charles G. Bennett
James F. Stewart
John Simpkins
J. A. Barham
California
R. B. Hawley
James I. Mann
Republicans
Willian McAleer
Page Morris
Thomas C. Catchings
Rufus E. Lester
J. H. Kinkead
Philip D. McCulloch
Albert S. Werry
Stephen M. Sparkman
Thomas H. Hall
James W. Wadsworth
W. Warner
Illinois
E. Stephens Henry
J. William Stokes
Virginia
John Lamb
Z. Y. Rallahan
Oklahoma
John A. T. Hull
Towa
Benjamin F. Marst
John M. Griffin
John H. Ketchum
Lucien J. Fenton
Rowland B. Mahany
Siigh R. Belknap
John McDonald
Walter F. Brown
William Sulzer
C. H. Martin
Nicholas Cox
John J. Lentz
James Ilay
Thomas M. Jett
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Charles A. Bouteile
Maine
Samuel G. Hilborn
Melville Bull
Francis N. Wilson
George I. Foss
A. G. Dayton
James TH. Southward
IL. C. Loudenslager
R. B. Tawley
Thomas 8. Butler
Amos J. Cummings
Adolph Meyer
Parish C. Tate
T. S. Plowman
Robert N. Bodine
Eugene F. Loud
John H. Ketcham
George W. Smith
John W. Gardiner
N. D. Sperry
W. Lorimer
K. HH. Brownell
Wallace ‘Tr. Foote, Jr
Henry H. Bingham
Samuel HL. Clark
Jesse 13. Strode
Nebraska
Claude A. Swanson
Henry A. Ogden
Louisiana
John A. Moon
William A. Love
James M. Griggs
H. B. Ferguson
New Mexico
J. A. Hemenway
William S. Mesick
William McAleer
A. J. Hunter
John W. Crawford
James
J. D. Hicks
S. G.hilbern
Charles W. Gillett
George White
Richard Bartholdt
Edwin Co. Burleigh
George W. Weymouth
Benjamin F. Hollowell
C. P Oorr
John H
Bankhead
Harry Skinner
Henry R. Gibbon
J. C. Sturtevant
E. S. Haney
L. A. Barker
Sam W. Smith
G. B McClellan
Robert Morris
J. S. Botkin
James A. Gorton
Curtis Castle
Ono
R. L B. Mahany
S. W McCall
M. N. Johnson
North Dakota
Edward E. Robbins
Joseph V. Graff
Stanyarne Wilson
South Carolina
Co. J Orey
Sydney Pepper
Virgina
William J. Greene
John J. Gardner
Joseph I. Walker
James I. McCleary
William Lorimer
Olinots
J K. Showalter
Aaron V
George II
Spalding
I. J. Fenton
Warren Miller
I. C. Burley
Elections Committee
Robert H Taylor
Henry UO. Johnson
James . Waliker
Mississippi River
Richard Rambeldt
G A Crow
Pennsyiian
Merchant Marine and
Shermas
S. EL Payne
Charles A. Chickerns
Grosvenor
Slaver
Insylvania
Thaddeus
Mahon
List of claims and officials across departments
A compiled ledger lists land claims and district officials including Georgi Smith in Washington District of Columbia J W Babcock in Wisconsin and names of officials for Revision of the Laws Civil Service Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Ventilation Irrigation Expenditures by department heads in New York Iowa Vermont New Jersey Kansas Kentucky and Pennsylvania with various offices and individuals.
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C. W. Gilet
New York
P. G. Colson
Kentucky
B. B. O'Dell, Jr
George D. Perkins
Iowa
Alfred Co. Harman
Pennsylvania
Canadian Prospectors Die From Black Fly Stings
A Wabigoon tale reports two Canadian prospectors, John B. Lore and Elmer Montague, stung to death by black flies with Montague dying and Lore's body sent home. The insects infest swampy areas near West Superior about 300 miles north of Lake Superior, and poison from stings drives the deaths as locals fear the pests each season.
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West Superior
Wabigoon
Lake Superior
John B. Lore
Elmer Montague
Lore
Montague
Iluka Gold Fields Rediscovered in Peru
Peru reports confirm fabulous gold finds eclipsing Klondyke legends. Cuzco and Pana departments near the eastern border yield bonanzas with prospector L Marrison among the early success stories. Moranda, a petroleum magnate, notes large gold outputs since June.
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Peru
Cuzcolo
Pana
L Marrison
San Francisco
Ex-Slayton Clerk W B Stine Arrested in Knoxville
Knoxville police arrest W B Stine a former county clerk and prominent politician sought in Slayton Minnesota on a 2500 dollar defaulter charge with a 50 dollar reward. He denies guilt saying bondsmen settled shortages and plans to contest requisition papers. He was nabbed while selling smoothing irons after a police lieutenant’s sister recognized him.
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W. B. Stine
Slayton Minn
Knoxville
Tenn
W. 3B
Stine
Slayton
Minn
The Widow O’Brien Assigns Fortune of Big Four
The widow of the late O’Brien and James O’Brien the surviving partner have assigned all assets of the firm J J O’Brien for creditors. Assets total 415000 liabilities 525000 with about half due eastern creditors.
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San Francisco
O'Brien
James O’brien
J. J. O'Brien
Japer Mii Burns Fire Destroys Milwaukee Industry
A Milwaukee fire this morning gutted most of the Badge Japer company plant. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars with insurance for the same amount. No further details available on casualties.
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Japer Mii Burns
Milwaukee
Japer Company
Inl
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Gentle Health Tactics and Everyday Remedies
Gentle guidance on kidney care and stomach bitters. Claims mail malaria complaints and rheumatism respond to correctives. Then notices on fishery values, Allen's Foot-Ease for footwear comfort, postal car lights in Germany, and a feminine toilet service with Glenn's Sulphur and Hill's Hair Dye.
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Glenn
Hill
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