Democrats Ready to Stand Behind President's Limited Plan
House and Senate discussions show Democrats poised to back the President's limited court-review proposal, while opposing Republicans face pressure over suspension tactics. Bailey's push falters as leaders hint at crossing lines, with Elkins signaling alignment to keep momentum on the President's agenda and prevent protracted stalemate.
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Bailey
Roosevelt
Senate Democrats
Elkins
Loving Cup for Simon Wolf at Grune Lodge ceremony
Simon Wolf received a loving cup badge in a speech by Lensamin Banks on behalf of the Hat Israel congregation. The event honored Dr. Watt, a founder of the order, with officers elected including Battaws Pres nest N.S. Meyer and vice presidents Sig Gardner and H. Tittaler. Representatives were named to Grahans' Trume and the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives, with multiple officials listed from cities like Richmond, Baltimore, Charleston, and Atlanta. The invitation to meet next year was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tésirlet Grune Lodge
Bonar Frit
Simon Wolf
Wasi Vigten
Lensamin Banks
Hat Israel
Arkhess
Watt
Order
Grahans
Trume
Atlanta
Joseph Hirsch
National Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
Denver
Colo
Peyser
Washington, D.C
Preston
T.moulton
Morderai
William Dudley to Lecture on Birds at Washington Univ
The Audubon Society of the District of Columbia will hold its last indoor meeting of the season at George Washington University this evening. William S. Dudley, lecturer at the University of Chicago, will discuss The Colors of Butterflies and Birds with slides and painted lanterns. The program is open to the public with presale advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dudley
Audubon Society
Washington University
District of Volumbia
George Washington University
William St, Dudley
Chicago University
Dudiss
Washington
al- Shungh
Thales
Valuhou Society
Dude Harmar
Societ
College Man Starving After Poet PUM Uphtan Crisis
An elderly college man suffers starvation while seeking work after moving through streets for days. He was taken to a hospital in a state of extreme weakness and reported extended unemployment despite attempts to find employment. Local authorities note his age and prolonged hardship as contributing factors.
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Pum Uphtan
Agia
College Paniesen
Maine
Elahnemann
Cron Stary
Sears
Age Limited
Yates
Eurling Reale
Padvers
Railroad Track Swallowed Up in Quicksand Near Lake Shore
A treacherous quicksand section of the Franklin division track in Agtatlanlla Ohio near Punxsuttawney Pa swallowed a portion of the rails late last night. The gap was detected in time to protect a near arrival of a fast passenger train. Also listed are fourth class postmaster appointments in Maine and Virginia with several named individuals.
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Aghtatnlla
Ohio
Fenith
Frankin Division
Lake Shore
Aes
Loss of Appetite Natural Cure Mentioned in Ad
An old advertisement touts Floods Sursigarilla Z as a remedy to restore appetite. It claims the product strengthens the stomach, improves digestion, and makes eating enjoyable, noting widespread use and customer belief in its effectiveness.
Open Convention Sparks Debate Over Rates Policy
At the eighteenth annual meeting of the National Association of Railway Commissioners in Washington the opening address by President Smith drew heavy criticism. The convention shows opposition to federal rate plans while planning tours to Mount Vernon and Fort Myer events as sessions continue to address uniform classification, interstate powers, and railroad regulation.
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Cnderneath
National Association of Railway
Smith
Buch
Star Commissioners
Mc Smith
Congress
OT Rael
Tod Rae
Weile
Hepburn Pitt
Smile
Tate
Mount Vernon
Fort Myer
No Place To Fro His Hat In Falls Church Car
An old darkey on Pennsylvania avenue describes a late night incident about a car bound for Falls Church and his longing to fetch his hat. He notes needing to deliver a note to the manager of the municipal sleigh house as doors closed at a set hour.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Uminteipal Ieiging-house
Novaline
April Fool Will Prank Ends In Riot Scare Sale
Anesdal io The Warhicietan Post reports a chaotic scene tied to an April fool joke over a will. Fomer resident Rudealph Heckar, once at 28 South Broad, allegedly staged a mock sale of his personal effects on April Fool’s Day, causing a riotous rush with no real valuables present.
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Anesdal
Warhicietan Post Philaceipiy Pa
Rudealph Heckar
South Broad Street
Troad
Jackson Streets
Verekar
Germany
Heckar
Funeral of Brig. Gen. Harrington at St Pauls Church
The funeral for Brig. Gen. Francis Harrington U.S.M.C. will be held at 10 a.m. at St. Pauls Catholic Church Fifteenth and I Streets NW with military pallbearers. The body, arriving from Algiers, will be buried privately at Oak Hill Cemetery. Flowers are not requested. A memorial meeting occurs at 8 p.m. at headquarters 710 Sixth Street NW with DC Department and United Spanish War Veterans officials attending.
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Francis H. Harrington
Algiers
Tat
Washington
Starrington
St. Paul's Catholc Church
Oak Hill
Department of the District of Columbia
United Spanish War, Veterans
John
Lewis Smith
Mo EmmettWeell
Fred §. Hodgson
Lee M. Lipscomb
J. Walter Mitchell
J. %. Cogan
Daniel C. Chisholm
Harden Camp
Starry Walsh
Harrington
Sixth Street
Ian
Funeral of Frederick A Stier Led by Secret Societies
The funeral of Frederick A. Stier banker was held yesterday from Mount Vernon Place Episcopal Church with Rev W E Toucke and Rev J T Wightman officiating. Beacon Lodge 43 I G F and Acacia Lodge A F and A M sent delegations. pallbearers included John J. Brown George Collison John TH Wood Edwin B Hay Louis C Wilson and John M Folin. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Lincoln National Bank officers attended in a body and the board will meet Thursday to adopt resolutions of regret and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Stier
Ook Place
Mount Vernon Place
Methpast Episcopal Church
W. FE. Toucke
J. T. Wightman
Baltimore
Beacon Lodge
Ernest W. Bradford
Joseph R. Fague
Acacia Lodge
John B. Goodwin
B.A. Raney
Militant
Mlyin J. Curry
John J. Brown
Grand Lodge
George Collison
John TH. Wood
Fred D. Stuart
Edwin B. Hay
Louis C. Wilson
Avacia Lodge
John M. Folin
Mt. E. Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Andrew Archer
Robert Callahan
Floyd. E. Davis
William ¥. Downey
Richard Earnshaw
W. F. Gude
Dana Lincoln
T. Ofterdinger
W. D. Sullivan
F. H.thomas
R. Latterner
R. A. Walker
Taylor Wade
Jesse B. Wilson
Lincoln National Bank
Mr. Tier
Hub Spring Opening Showcases Large Furniture Stock
Washington shoppers crowded the Hub Furniture Company for a bright spring opening. Courteous salesmen guided visitors through a large, varied display of high grade furniture and home furnishings. Souvenir specials featured four pieces of American cut glass ware at low prices, plus 10 red ticket furniture specials offering substantial discounts. The event continues this week at Seventh and Dy streets.
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Furniture Company
Washington
Usnad
Uie Specia
Brouthy
Hub Furniture Corp. 2
Seventh
Dy Streets
Building Permits and Plans Across City Neighborhoods
Inspector issues permits for multiple brick dwellings and a warehouse. Projects include 12 0 Raniloteh Street Northwent with architect Joseph Hol, W Speir Company cost RH 006. 677 Tstovet Northwest with architect George Cooper cost 2500. rear warehouse at 450 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest with A. 7. Haller & Ly architects cost 1000.
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Asaceru
Yesterda
Ta Gow
Blacksoo
Raniloteh Street
Northwent
Rani Strent
Joseph Hol
Baller
W. Speir Company
Mom, Conway
Tstovet Northwest
George Cooper
W. R. Shelton
Massachusetes Avenna Northwest
Haller & Ly
Labor Case On Trial In Knights Of Labor Dispute
In Circuit Court No 1 before Justice Wright a jury heard quo warranto proceedings challenging Knights of Labor officers. The Burns faction seeks declaration of proper officers and removal of Hayes faction. Trial may take two weeks. Attorney R Golden Donaldson opened for Byrne. Attorney Henry E Davis followed for Hayes.
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Justice Wright
Knights of Labor
Burns Facion
Hayes
R. Golden Donaldson
Byrne
Maga
Henry E. Davis
Indictments Hit Manor Court as Grand Jury Returns Many Charges
The grand jury indicted Charles E. Grant for murder in the first degree for the death of Eva Barnes after a December 16, 1905 stabbing. It also returned libel indictments for Martin Hastie and William C. Mercer, plus numerous other counts including forgeries, perjury, larceny, embezzlement, housebreaking, and assault with a dangerous weapon. The panel ignored charges of murder against Harry Randell and grand larceny against Joseph Ginsberg.
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Charles E. Grant
Edward Grant
Eva Barnes
Grant
Barnes
Martin Hastie
Wiliam C.mercer
Mercer
Jeter
Howlett
J .Jenice
Hall
John Dice
Charles Peterson
Nelson Wadron
Judgs Harrison
Mark Greer
Robert King
Walter H. Staick
Grand Jury
Harry Randell
Joseph Ginsberg
Mandamus Suit Seeks Bond Approval in District Court
John B Rowland and Mary E Kelly filed a mandamus action in the District Supreme Court through attorney I Q H Alward against Justice Thomas H Callan to force approval of an appeal bond. They were sued March 10 by William Buel for possession at 631 K Street NW and a judgment was entered. The petition asserts the bond, with two good sureties, was offered but not approved by the justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Rowland
Mary E. Kelly
I. Q. H. Alward
District Supreme Court
Thomas H. Callan
Justice's Court
William 4. Buel
K Street
Explosion injures two men at Granite Quarry near Sparta
In Sparta Georgia on April 2 an explosion at a granite quarry seriously injured E. G. McCook, proprietor, and his brother in law W. T. Macken while they cleared a presumed spent charge from the rock. The blast occurred as the work continued and both men were hurt, possibly fatally.
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Sparta
E. G. McCook
W. T. Macken
Coffee Jags The Doctor Named Them Correctly
A Philadelphia woman describes years of coffee jags causing nervousness digestion trouble and headaches. She quits coffee, switches to Postum, and says her ailments vanish with continued use citing better sleep energy and relief from exhaustion. Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich endorses the product and notes restaurant cooks often misprepare Postum.
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Philadelphia
Tom
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Aronson
Chicago voters weigh three street railway ownership propositions
Chicago residents face a high license fight as aldermen up for re election clash with liquor interests while voters decide three municipal ownership questions for street railways. Mayor Dunne predicts a five to one Chicago approval, with party lines blurred by the ownership issue and civic reform sentiment.
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Chicago
Municipal Ownership League
Dunne
Dune
Thomas Carey
Democratic County Central
James Reddick
Republican County Central Committee
City -Council of
Culeaga
Eicense
Veterans Smok er Smoker Celebrates National Army and Navy Caton
The eighteenth anniversary of the National Army and Navy Caton was marked by a smoker at Theodore Roosevelt Garrison No. 74 hall in Washington with visitors from Admiral Porter Garrison and Generals Barry and Henry in attendance. Fourteen new members were initiated. Honorary memberships went to Col. F. K. Raymond and Lieut. Anthony Schilling. Decorations featured flags with Cuba and Spain emblems. Attendees heard remarks from J. J. Gordon and letters from Foraker Esch Burt Tanner and H. H. Henry. Refreshments mimicked army rations including hardtack baked beans sprickles and black coffee.
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National Army and Navy
Caton
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
D. D. Porter Garrison
William F. Barry Garrison
Guy V. Henry Garrieon
F. K. Raymond
Roosevalt Fairbanks League
Anthony Schilling
Cuba
Spain
J. J. Gordon
Senator Foraker
J. J. Esch
Andrew Burt
James Tanner
Hugh H. Henry
Army and Navy Union
J. W. Mitchell
Minister Forgives Wife After Divorce Scandal in Newburgh
In Newburgh New York on April 3 a minister Rev William J Cady resigns as he reveals he is a married man and seeks a divorce from Mrs May Foster Nichols. She admits loving another man Dr R F Brooks of Newburgh, leaving Cady to vow forgiveness and continue his parish duties. The couple wed in 100 and six months later the wife fell ill and confessed her love for another. The case ends with a Bridgeport superior court divorce decree as Cady contemplates moving on.
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Newburgh
May Foster Nichols
William J. Cady
Mr. Cady
John Ruskin
Sir John Millias
Bridgeport
R. F. Brooks
Vanderbilts
Hlizabeth Cady
Duvorere
Cady
New York
Miss Nichols
Manorville
Long Island
Weather bulletin shows Mississippi River rises and cold spell ahead
U.S. Weather Bureau reports rising levels on the Lower Ohio and Mississippi rivers with forecasts of 38 to 48 feet at Cairo and New Madrid to 47 or 48 at Helena. Expect overflow of Arkansas levees and Tennessee lowlands. Fair weather elsewhere east of the Rockies with general changes including showers in the West Gulf and Northwest, colder conditions in the Missouri and Ohio valleys, and variable winds along Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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U. S
Memphis
Heléme
Abb
Arkansas
Tennessee
Rocky Mountains
New England
Mountaina
Plateau
Wyoming
Dakotas
Pacific
Atlantic States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Misouri
Upper Lake Region
Ohio
Mieslmslpot
West Gulf States
New England Coset
Middle Atlantic
Allentte
Gulf Coast
Sout
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Iowa
Denver
Cola
Des Moines
Gelventon
Ter
Helena
Most
Jacksonville
Fla
Ennaas
Tittle Rock
Marquette
Mich
Tenn
Gricens
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Amd
Hogar Bet
Washingtonian
Grand Lodge of B’nai Brith
Pattagumpus
Menerva Presition
Turener Center
Walter Lawrence
Virginia
Doswell
Munson
Conine
Jonix
George
Remmas
THE
Washington Post
Ess
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
F. A. Stier
L. Order
John Rowland
Mary Kelly
Bond
Ghigago
Lansburgh & Bro
Evry
7Th Street
Roosevelt Garrison
Glergyman
William Cady
May Nichols
Parish
Peter Grogan
Weber
Metropolitan Opera House
Caruso
Ax Tha Weber
Sanders & Stayman Co
F Street
Huntington
EF. Drop & Sons CO
Steinway and Other Pianos
Pennsylvania Avenue N. W
B. H. Stinemetz & Son Co
Ladies
Knox
Heath
Warwick
Ligtag
Old England
A.D
A. D
Louis ‘N. Parker
Rosemary
Warrick
England
Santa Rosa
California
Christean Xander
7Th St
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bell
Fifteenth and
the Sunday Post
Y Mall
Bales Medicain Ee Sa
Pe Weber Piano
J. DE Moll
Peat
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
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