President Roosevelts clash with Congress sparks franking debate
The article reports heated exchanges in New York as critics defend President Roosevelt against charges of executive overreach. It details questions on the franking privilege and a potential shift of power toward Congress, with figures like Grosvenor, Greene, and Oversiveet weighing in and debate over constitutional duties and proper conciliar procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pavilege
Frank
Gierson
Jon
Congress
Ion
Golifosie
Balinion
Festimas
Alliance measures and German influence in early America
Fragmentary account discusses proposals about alliance measures and the influence of Germanic culture on American institutions. It references immigration, migration policies, and debates on governance amid stress and political tension.
Congress Condensedon Yesterday's Dull Senate Proceedings
Yesterday's Senate session was unusually dull due to large attendance. Mr Newlands spoke about the railroad rate bill for about two hours and will finish today. Mr Daniel urged better recognition for the South in national affairs. Hale, in charge of the urgent deficiency bill, accepted an amendment to increase Pan American congress funding to allow two more delegates. Senate set to meet at noon today. My Gerald of New York criticized the President for alleged interference in legislative work. The post office bill discussion continued and Mr Overstreet explained the measure's provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Newlands
Daniel
Hale
Pan American Congress
Jazzgerald
New York
Ceonerge
Weil
Stone
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Committee
Littlefield
Duvall
Minor
Merers Duvall and Dougherty
Congress
Associaton
Littlefield John McNewn
Kansas City
National Brotherhood of Boilermakers and
Winthrop L Marvin
Boston
Congressional Machines Commission
William Livingstone
Detroit
Midh
Ascousion
Tomlingon
Duluth
Minn
Clark
Spanker Cannon
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Glover
Cathedral
Martin
Alcohol Bill Would Broadly Expand Alcohol Use
A report notes passage of the measure could widen alcohol use and requires denaturation in the presence of internal revenue officers. It discusses tax impacts, wood alcohol factors, and potential effects on wood alcohol industries and manufacturers while debating overall public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinrman
Wondachel
Lane
May Not Deport Her to Unite Agreement on Joint Position
A contested proposal drew attention as officials debated a joint stance on deportation policy. The document notes a delay in action and discusses the role of the secretary of commerce and labor in interpreting the law, with emphasis on protecting the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiden
Kdrm
Sais
Walter
P Oper
Rail labor bill push aims at carrier liability
A coalition of railroad unions urges Congress to pass liability legislation for carriers over damages to employees in line of duty. They argue the principle is standard in civilized nations and urge quick action, noting similar bills have broad support elsewhere.
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Gugmecis
Congress
Newlands Rates Inadequate Advocate National Rail Control
Senator Newlands argues the current rate bill is inadequate and urges a comprehensive national framework. He supports government built and operated transcontinental lines, a national incorporation act, and automatic safeguards against overcapitalization to shield the public stockholders and railroad workers.
Barnes Nomination Referred to Subcommittee for Postmaster
The Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads referred the nomination of Benjamin F Rares, previously assistant secretary to the President, to a subcommittee for review as postmaster of this city. Senator Burrows, Carter, and Culberson will hear testimony and consider protests, following talks between Chairman Penrose and Senator Tilman.
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Senate Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Benjamin F Rares
Cits
Burrows
Carter
Culberson
Penrose
Tilman
Subsidy Debate Clouds House Committee Hearing
Merchants' Association of New York City led by George L Duvall faced tough questioning on a ship subsidy bill. Duvall argued subsidies should favor American built ships, while opponents warned the plan would aid foreign vessels. Members pressed for clarity on who benefits and the bill's impact on U S shipping and commerce.
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George L Duvall
Merchants’ Association of
New York City
House
Maine
Duvall
Pil
Tee
Humphreys
Washington
Mino
Wisconsin
Duval
Humphreya
Merchants’ Association
Hill
Brierley
Kentucky
Minor
Daviif
South America
J Iamden Dougherty
Merchants ‘Association
Foreign Lines
Littlefield
Maritime Commission
Watson
Donall
Disorder on House Floor During Printing Committee Hearing
Speaker Cannon failed to quell chaos as Chairman Lars of the Committee on Printing presented resolutions on document printing. Amid shouting from Mr Fitzgerald of New York and interruptions, it was hard to hear Landis speak and the chair’s responses.
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Lars
Pitzgerald
Nia Lorke
Landis
Ames Meets with Executive on Life Insurance Regulation in DC
Representative Ames discussed a proposed revision of the insurance regulation bill with the President. The measure would require insurers to submit to new regulatory criteria before doing business in the District of Columbia, aligning with Armstrong committee recommendations.
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Ames
Life Companies
Congress
Columbia
Ans
Yester Wu
Armstrong
New York
Sftren
Amps
Hill Visits Capitol on Return to Albany Amid Warm Reception
Former Senator Hill, greeting autograph seekers after a Senate session, appeared in good health and calm spirits. He toured the chamber with David and Hill, mingled with Democrats and Republicans, and planned to travel via New York en route to Albany. The Southern Railway announced the last southbound train leaves Washington April 6.
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David & Hill
Denate
Rim & Tors Parge
Teller
Aldrich
Milu
Senate
New York
Albany Mills
Manchurian Port Opens Near Meant Foreign Trade
Japan prepares to permit foreign ships to enter Lie harbor of Matungkao Malungkao near the mouth of the Yalu river as Manchuria moves toward opening to foreign trade. April 4 report cites anticipation of access for international vessels to Manchurian ports.
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Japan
Toko
Manchuria
Lie Harbor
Matungkao
Ta- Luke
Yalu
Fraud Order Against Hindoo Mystery Company
Post Office Department issues fraud order against Hindoo Mystery Company of Saratoga Springs New York. Zemindar claimed occult powers and healing, advertising mystic wonders in exchange for postage for illustrated book. Includes fraudulent loan schemes and notes on real estate loans.
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Hindoo Mystery Company
Saratioga Springs
Post Office Department
Zemindar
Park Bills Stir Residents Over Rock Creek and Meridian Hill
Senate District Committee heard rival measures to add 10 acres to Rock Creek Park and to buy Meridian Hill land for a park. Advocates including Charles Glover and Mrs Henderson urged action while stressing nonpersonal benefit and city vistas. A final decision was postponed to the next regular meeting as figures and options were debated.
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Senate District Committee
Rock Creek Park
Congress
Meridian Hall
Sixteenth Street
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
Masgachusetts Avenue
Meridian Hill
City
Potomac
Charles Glover
Riggs National Bank
Rock Creek
John Moon
Washington Board of Trade
RH Goldsborough
Joh B Henderson
Henderson
Foraker
Carter
Senate
Glover
George Bancroft
House
Allison
Sherman
Edmunds
Waggaman
Jackson
Maryland
Coldsborough
John B Henderson Jr
Mre ‘Henderson
Montana
Meridan Hill
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Waite House
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Norfolk
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Os Angeles
San Diego
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street, Cor. 11Th
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Charman
Capitol
Qld
Albany
Southern Hailway
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Gasch & Birge
New York Ave
Horn
White
Mabel & Longley
EB Longley
Gen. Wilson
Gen Wilson
Connecticut Avenue
Senator Foraker
Mecal An TU
National Capital
Mhrs Henderson
Hock Creek Park
Champs Elysees
America
Morrell
Europe
Scruba & Co., Ltd
Greenwich Street
New York Herald
Lillian Bell
John Kendrick
Henry Tourfs
Stewart
Louise Forsst
Bishop Doane
Hamlin Garland
G Howard
James Gibbons
George Ade
London
Marseilles
Naples
Little Nemo
TN Slumberland
Newsdeailers
Nelson Refrigerator CO
Yoveusey McCray Refrigerators
Fica
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Callowlnl
Philadelpha
Lanston Monotype Machine Corpany
Fleischmann
Alexandria
Board of
Wilfred Bancroft
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Kemer, Hardelis
W. Kieny
Columbia Mall Buyer Co
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Empire
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Toola
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Arlington DR
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Rue Carraget
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Johannes Miersch
M. W
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St. N.ee
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Georgia E. Miller
Papi A. K
Oscar Gareissen
D.F. Barringer
F Street NW
Robrer
Institute of New York
Paria
Sartirger
Klaw & Erlanger
Gus Rogers
Rogers Brothers
Ireland
TISTT
Hest
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Harry B Smiths
Belasco Theatre
The
Theatrical Trust
Orch
Zic Mathees
Eddie Foy
Henry Lee
Etororuire
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Salles
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Beanu
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Miles Bros
Tolumbia Torday
Mashice Campbell
Channing Pollock
Little Gray Lady
Mme
Lillian Blauvelt
Eugene Cowles
Majestic
Geo. Ade
Kernan
Nelson - McGovern Fight Pictures
Philadelphia
Dreamland Burlesquers
Providence Wampions
St. H.W
Treasury
Miles Standish
John Tweedele
Bischof
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Mens Club
Paivay
Capital
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Pennsvisania
New Willard Howl
Ninth Street N. W
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