Senate backs probe into inferring fears in president message
A mixed Congress action era summary notes the Senate adopted a resolution for an inquiry into the inference in the president's message that members of Congress fear the probing of secret service officers. The article lists related political maneuvers and various national events affecting Roosevelt Taft and Wilson across 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
New York
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Taft
Roosevelt
Joseph Pulitzer
Panama Canal
New York World
Lbel
the World
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
House
Ways and Means
Brownsville
Foraker
Wilson
National Rivers and Warriors Congress
Secret Service
Forgeries Suspect Henry E Agar Arrested in Texas
Henry E Agar sought in Princeton Indiana for alleged forgeries totaling 125000 and believed drowned in the Wabash River in January 1907. He was captured at Liar Ungen Texas as authorities pursued the case. Ralph H Booth buys controlling interests in Muskegon Chronicle and Muskegon Morning News. Alice Neilson bankruptcy filing in New York lists liabilities 1200 and assets 75. Count Boni withdraws 60000 annual maintenance demand amid child custody fight. Mrs Isabella J Martin of Oakland found guilty of conspiracy to dynamite Judge Ogden residence March 1 1907. Theodore Roosevelt named aide de camp on Gen Lilley’s staff. Gertrude Gates granted absolute divorce from James L Gates. Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota ill in Minneapolis.
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F. C. Woods
Greenwich
Inpne
Williamsport
First National Bank of
Somersworth
N. IL
H. Varney
Napoleon
Citizens’ State Bank
Oscar Z. Bartlett
Milwaukee
Albert Kunz
Limoges
France
Beach Harris
Jackson
James Hargis
Irvine
United States Circuit Court
New York
Tobacco Trust
Palace Bleey
San Francisco
Jacob van Heemskerk
Curneao
Berlin
Castro
Charles Gardner
Cheswick
Pittsburg
Tom Longboat
Madison Square Garden
Dorando Pietri
Leo P. Stout
Mare Island Navy Yard
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
E. H. Harriman
Otto Kahn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Alix
Gomez
Venezuela
England
Robley D.vans
Hampton
Broadway Magazine
Henry Reuterdal
Carl Clapp
William Warnhart
Roadhouse
Carrollton
Abbes Bouysson
Bardon
Chapelleaux-Saints
Correze
United States
Feet
Colombo
Ceylon
Hughes
John the Baptist
Hadgewater
N. J
Minnesota
Henry E. Agar
Princeton
Ind
Wabash
Liar
Ungen
Tex
Ralph H. Booth
Detroit Pubisher
Muskegon Chronicle
Muskegon Morning News
Alice Neilson
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Isabella J. Martin
Oakland
Cal
KF. B. Ogden
Erect Lilley
Connecticut
Theodore Roosevelt
Gertrude Gates
James L. Gites
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Mobs attack Caracas. Turkey becomes constitutional monarchy
In Caracas mobs burned statues and pictures of President Castro and looted property of his allies. Turkey fully assumes constitutional monarchy as the Ottoman parliament convenes its historic session. Also noted are Salt Lake City's tentative selection as Grand Army of the Republic meeting site, a prison life sentence for Dr. Thomas Birdsong, a bank robbery in Eufaula, Maine hunting fatalities, and a rescue at sea near Lakerie after a 24 hour ice battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Castro
Turkey
Salt Lake City
Grand Army of the Republic
Cty
Thomas Birdsong
A. B. Pitts
Hazelhurst
Miss
First National Bank
Eufaula
Okla
Maine
Lakerie
Andrew Hageney
Sheboygan
Obituaries of Mayer Mitchell and Kunkleman Remain Noted
Misa Caroline F Mayer aged 60 collapsed in the street in Montclair New Jersey while pursuing a thief. Donald Grant Mitchell 84 known author wrote under the pen name In Marvel died at his home Marvelwood Edgewood New Haven Conn. Rev Dr John A Kunkleman prominent Lutheran minister died in Greenville Pa after 62 years in ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Caroline F. Mayer
Montclair
N. J
Donald Grant Mitchell
Marvel
Marvelwood
Edgewood
New Haven
Conn
John A. Kunkleman
Greenville
Will Ask for More Land in Iowa Reform Plan
Des Moines reports the board of control will seek about 15000 acres for state institutions to farm, arguing current lands are insufficient to grow corn and vegetables. The plan also includes revising fish and game laws, establishing Lakeside Laboratory at Okoboji, appointing a labor commissioner, and expanding agriculture chairs across colleges to boost state farming and education.
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Towa Sac and Fox Indian
Toledo
Barnum
Fort Dodge
Carroll County
F. A. Edwards Bluff View
Webster City
A. Sykes
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Des Moines
J. A. McCarthy
Britt
Charles
Thrift
W. E. Brice
Brice
Electric Line
C. P. Lange
Mason City
Horace Boles
Town
Iowa
Carrie Kinsey
Dubuque
Marcino Wireless Company
London
Iowa City
Waverly Poultry Ifandera’ Association
Marshall County Farmers
Marshalltown
Douglas B Marlow
Nevada
Ingelude
Marshall
George Loss
Loss
Salling
Ottumwa
Tanase
Board of Control
John Cowaie
Eldora
Iow State Fish and Game Protective Association
R. P. Roedell
Association
Harry Barmeler
Okoboji
State University
Thomas H. Macbride
Lake Okobofi
Lakeside Laboratory
Northwestern
Towa
Carroll
E. W. van Duyn
Carpenters’ Union
Davis County
State Board of Educational Examiners
Newhberry
Collee
Newberry
Caalte of Agriculture
Lexus
Byers
State Pardon Board
Iowa Arsenal
W. H. Thrift
Iowa National Guard
State House
State’ Board of Control
United States
General Thrift
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Washington Notes
General News
J. C. Caldwell
Little Sioux
Earl W. Lindsey
Newton
Colfax
Logan
C. FP. Wilson
Pella
Gay
Conesville
Schlopkohl
Stockton
Iowa State Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Waterloo Courier
Ames
Travelers’ Protective Association
Warren County
New Virginia
Orpheum Theater
Sioux City
Chicago
Armory
Poultry Association of the Northwest
Lettsville
Homersley
Davenport Turner Society
Turner Hall
Turner
Townalls
W. H. Stillwell
St. Paul & Des Moines
Carl Reith
Willam Starr
Clarkaville
Starr
Iowa College
Carnegie
The
Horticultural Society
Charles City
Williamsburg
Storm Lake
New Sharon
Ben Davis
Greens
Council Bluffs
Omaha
National Horticultural Congress
Dairy and
R. Wright
C. F. Curtiss
B. Packard
Mines the University Hag
Jowa
State University of Iowa
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