Bankers Fight Aldrich and Fowler Bills in Currency Clash
President Hepburn of Chase National Bank labels parts of the Aldrich bill as socialistic and communistic while opposing the Fowler measure. Chicago bankers join the opposition as Congress debates currency legislation. A Levering bill proposes a commission to study the currency and backing systems of the United States and signals likely no immediate action this session.
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Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Aldrich
Fowler
Chicago
Plans Finance Commission Seeks Funding for Foreign Travel
The commission plans a Spartan program to study global finance while urging Congress to appropriate 50,000 to cover expenses for travel and related duties. It aims to conclude its labors by December and to prepare a detailed appraisal of sovereignty and international engagement requirements.
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United States
Roe Ganlaissen
Ts Emdora
Vost
Egger
Currency bill hearings set by House committees
The article notes invitations to discuss the Midtlend currency bill before House Committees on Planking and Currency. It mentions opponents will have chance to present views and that Chairman Fowler plans thorough hearings, with the body considering what steps to take next.
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Taegramme
Fowler
Public Hearings Set by Chamber of Commerce Committee
The chamber committee invites bankers, merchants, and commercial bodies to submit written communications or appear through representatives. Hearings are public and begin at 10 30 each forenoon, running to 4 20 with a noon luncheon recess, allowing any member or attendee to be heard.
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Chambers of Commerce
Nebraska delegates clash over credentials at Populist convention
April 2 in St. Louis Nebraska leaders protest the credentials committee as improper and threaten to bolt. Walling claims many delegates lack credentials and objects to representation. Despite protests, the committee's list is adopted and Nebraska votes no. The convention adjourns for a night program at the Olympic Theater.
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St. Louis
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
We Walling
New Jersey
Soushiaketa
California
People's Party
Thoma
Watson Justice
Veteni
Conveniies
Coir
Netraska
Olympic Theater
Woman Fashion and Morality At a Baltimore Dinner
A discussion led by Father Russell at the cardinal's residence criticizes premarital attire and dress codes. The talk urges women to avoid imprudence or immodesty and to adhere to modest, proper attire as a moral duty. It notes changes after marriage and laments societal temptations.
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Baltimore
Willim T. Russel
Ming
Ofien
Shromuat
Father Russell
Plan Arlington Monument Fund Raised For Confederate Veterans
Confederate Veterans Association Camp WWI I V reports a meeting raised 150 dollars toward a $5,000 monument at Arlington National Cemetery. Members have already raised $5,000 and expect the full amount within a year. The project has strong endorsements from Confederate groups and officials.
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Confederate Veterans’ Association
Wwi
Fights Bolliver Bill Fop Heavy With Supervision
The Senate debated the Dolliver bill to abolish the Board of Education and thirteen supervising principals in favor of a single Director of Education under the US Commissioner. Supporters argued the district’s system was top heavy while opponents warned against centralized control and questioned appointment authority and local voice. The measure was referred to the committee for further action with no final vote.
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Dolliver
Senate
Burkett
Labby
Friends of the Board of Education
Capitol
Doulver
Board of Education
United States Commissioner of Education
Biil
Washington
Smootsked
Nelson
Minnesota
Ele
Congress
Board of
Gallinger
Ile
Alaska
Nelson Bho
Chamber of Commerce
Galinger
Chamber of Cormherece
Gene
Burket
Tic
Hopkins
Flint
California
Senator Burkett
Clark
Wyoming
Clay
Smith
Michigan
Board
Lous
Rut Ltee
Tle
Commissioner of Education
Dstrict
Ops Af
Flo
Carter
Cather
Chicago
Bryan Withdraws Banquet Invite In Des Moines
William J. Bryan announced he withdrew acceptance of the New York National Democratic Club banquet invitation for April 7. He said attending in any capacity would be embarrassing to both the club and himself. Bryan spoke to Democrats across Iowa, with nonpolitical addresses at Des Moines colleges and churches. Gov. Taskell of Oklahoma attended the afternoon events and banquet. A later lecture by Claude W. Bennetts titled The Panama Canal, The Eighth Wonder of the World, was set for 8 PM at the Y M C A assembly room with illustrations.
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Ryan
Des Moines
St. Joseph's Academy
Des Moinnes College
Drake Univer
University Church of Christ
Gov
Taskell
Oklahoma
Bryan
Tate Brady
Panama Canals
Panama Canal
Claude WW. Bennetts
Indiana Republicans name Fairbanks slate of platform and endorses Roosevelt
Indiana's Republican State convention adopted a platform endorsing Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks for President and urging a November tariff revision. The platform calls for child labor laws local option by county, economy in expenditures, regulation of capital and mining bureau, and firm stance against corporate political contributions. It praises President Roosevelt and supports arbitration in labor disputes, with extra session for tariff revision and a pledge to uphold protective tariffs while pursuing revision.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republcan
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Chicago
Land
Ucket
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Hemenway
J. Frank Han
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Congress
Indiana
Pulidem
Trepublican Party
Wwe
Republican State Central Committee
Congress of the United States
Republican Party
United States
South America
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Republic
High Commission
Ita
Republican Delegates Urged to Nominate Man for Presidency
The document praises a respected campaign figure as wise, just, and trustworthy. It instructs delegates to present him at the national convention and spare no effort to secure his nomination as the Republican choice for the next Presidency. The platform also endorses Gov. Fanly, N. H. New, Beveridge, and Goodrich.
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Gov
Fanly
Harry 8. New
Republican National Committee
United States
Beveridge
Goodrich
State Central Committee
Plead for Foraker at West End Club meeting endorse Burt Patterson
At Salem Baptist Church a West End Republican meeting drew many affiliated clubs. Gen Burt and Mr Patterson urged Burt Patterson as delegates to the Republican national convention while endorsing Foraker for the presidential nomination. Ministers W J Howard G W Lee and Wiley Westry backed the ticket.
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West End
Urce
Republican
Andrew 5. Burt
John W. Patterson
Salem Baptist Church
Gen
Burt
Mr. Patterson
Burt-Patterson
Senator Foraker
Gen. Burt
Taft
Roosevelt
Burt Patterson
W. J. Howard
Wiley Westry
West Virginia Democratic committee backs Bryan for president
West Virginia Democratic leaders vote 10 to 5 in Charleston to support William Jennings Bryan’s nomination. The executive committee selects Charleston as the state convention site for July 29 and sets Wheeling as the May 28 delegates convention. District conventions occur May 26 in five towns.
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Emont
Grafton
Hinton
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Delegates Named for Cannon and Hughes by Republican Conventions
Four more delegations chosen to attend the national convention with instructions for Cannon or Hughes. Fred W. Potter and J. B. Blackman to Rockford for Cannon. Walter Ree andly Elwood to La Salle and De Kalb for Cannon. Roosevelt administration endorsed with Hughes urged nationally. Diamond Workers Union votes for a complete April work stoppage affecting 10,000 men seeking higher wages.
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McLeansboro
Twenty-fourth
Fred W. Potter
J. B. Blackman
Joseph G. Cannon
Rockford
Walter Ree
la Salle
Ly Elwood
de Kalb
Hughes
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt
Charles J. Hughes
United States
Amsteruan
Oluy 2
Ane Diamond Workers Union
Iends
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The Science of Vital Force Helps Paralysis Case
Mr. Cannon, long paralyzed on one side, regained motion in a few weeks and walked blocks without a crutch or cane. Indigestion disappeared as he ate freely and gained weight. He credits the Science of Vital Force and the McConnell method, saying it cured him and could cure chronic diseases. Information at The Life Electricity Institute, 613 15th St. NW. Representatives will call if demande.
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Mr. Cannon
Jis
Mr. McConnell
McConnell
Rense
Cannon
Lite Electricity Institute
Metropolitan Bank
15Th St
Easter Parade Travel By Pennsylvania Railroad
The Easter parade tradition shifts to Atlantic City Wildwood and Cape May with enhanced Pennsylvania Railroad service. From April 9 to 18 the Atlantic City Special departs Washington Union Station at 1 00 p m weekdays, arriving 5 40 p m. Cape May and Wildwood trips depart Washington at 12 30 p m with midday connections in Philadelphia. Tickets via ticket agents or B M Newbold, P A S E D, Fifteenth and G Streets Washington.
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Connecticut Avenue
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Cape May
My Lady
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Union Station
Delaware River Bridge
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Market Street Wharf
B. M. Newbold
Fifteenth and
G Streets
Investigation of Paper Corporations by Government
A legislative draft discusses prosecuting corporations engaged in wood pulp and print paper manufacture or sale for law violations. It requests papers and information from the Department of Commerce and Labor and the Bureau of Corporations about investigations into the International Paper Company and similar entities.
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Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
Com
Erce and Labor
Bey
Public Service
House
Department
Bureau of Corporations
International Paper Company of New York
Bureau of Corporations Ia
United States
Questions in House Probe Navy Yard Dismissals
Representative Lassiter of Virginia introduced a House resolution questioning the Navy Department about dismissals of many skilled workers in navy yards nationwide. The measure asks the Secretary of the Navy to report whether the terminations relate to a proposed navy expansion including four large battleships and substantial current military appropriations.
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Lassiter
Virginia
House
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Opposition to Amur Road Stirs Russian Debate
In St. Petersburg on April 2 the douma plans a special session Monday to debate supporting the Amur Railroad. Premier Stolypin, Foreign Minister Iswolsky, and Finance Minister Kokovtff advocate the project begun last summer to connect Vladivostok by a continuous Russian line. Mongolian princes have petitioned Peking for a rapid link from Kalgan to Kiakh ta to connect with the Trans-Siberian.
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St. Petersburg
Doums
Amur
Douma Committee On National Defense
Bstolypin
Iswolsky
Kokuvaotf
Russia
Vladivostok
Peking
Kkalgan
Kiakhta
Will You Spend a Cent to Get This 9 059 Word Business Book
An advertisement offers a 9 059 word booklet from SYSTEM Chicago at 151 153 Wabash Ave. It claims 112 leading business men authored ten books and 1 497 vital secrets drawn from their experience. Readers are urged to request a free booklet.
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Rives
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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