Mail Frank for T. R. Qannon and Henry Is Tilt
In a Wednesday House session Speaker Cannon faced a quorum challenge from Henry of Texas after franking rights were discussed for former President Roosevelt. The chamber read the journal, debate followed on Roosevelt’s expedition report, and a bill for free mail to the blind passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United State
Cannonslap
Henry
Lette Srritatea
Iece
Col Rooseset
United
Glen
Sisson
Missisaigpi
Me Rucker
Colorado
Time guidance and tariff notes in District proceedings
Reports cover clock control proposals in the District to force standard time with penalties, a House Ways and Means inquiry on subsidy lobby issues, Senate confirmation of Tate as United States attorney for Georgia, and remarks at a Carroll Institute banquet featuring readings and musical items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amepteca
Tate
Senate
Iarish Garter Tate
Treorkly
United States
Northern District of Georgia
South leadership urged to guide industrial progress
Sreavenor Dawes of Arkansas urged the South to assume leadership of ongoing industrial growth at an Arkansan Society meeting. Oscar Gilteaple of Fort Worth spoke on southern harmony while a musical program by Migses Bickionda Pitt Riley Mrs Clark and Afr Callan accompanied the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreavenor Dawes
Arkansas
Arkansan Society
South
Oscar Gilteaple
Fort Worth
Tex
Migses Bickionda
Pitt
Riley
Clark
Afr
Callan
Fog and Fire Routine Ends with Trial in City Hall
A murky case unfolds as fog over the river mixes with tormented deeds in a city crime narrative. Disfigurement and burning are alleged incidents examined by local authorities, with witnesses and officers detailing the events as the investigation proceeds.
Senate Session Recaps Bills and Debates on Irrigation, Postage
Congress condensed report highlights Senate bill on water irrigation progress, House debate over Texas order, and passage of a blind readers postage exemption. Roosevelt's Smithsonian letter cited to bolster expedition news. session adjourned at noon after morning voting and debates.
Fort Committees Named To Promote Fortifying Entrances
A Washington Post dispatch from Norfolk Virginia lists members named by Harry M. Dickson, president of the fortification conference, to form the fortification conference aimed at arousing interest in strengthening waterways leading to Chesapeake Bay. Names include Jamnee C Riddick, mayor MH M Trice, Joseph Prince, and many others across Norfolk, Cambridge, Port Sutton, Petersburg, and surrounding towns, with numerous mayors and city officials cited.
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Chesapeake, Bay
Speelsl
Washington Post
Norfolk
Harry mM Dickson
Tipgapeakay Y
Nortalk
Jamnee C Riddick
Trice Josnph
Prince Hoard of Trade
Nortel Barton
Mrews
Edgard Cole
William
T Andarson Baltinere
Harry Maboot
Grn
Peter le Roy
Yatex Sterling
Avrapolis
Jomex
Strange
John Dep Dower
Ridgely
Malvin
Esctoo
Thomas W Adams
J Brantemer
GC Witherton
Sust
Cherien
Harper
Swartos
Harry Bennie
Cambridge
W Land Heory
Jailbreakers at Large in La Plata
Seven inmates escaped La Plata jail at 2 a.m. by prying window bars with a plank. One acted as cook stole an ax to aid escape. sheriff and others search in four directions. Nine inmates originally. two remained, one Virginia native said to have fled toward Waldorf. reports of strangers along the railroad track. Constable Cox dispatched to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Plata
Virginia
Waldorf
Hrb. Cox
PLAN TO JOIN FARMERS TOBACCO GROWERS NAME COMMITTEE
The Mutual Protective Association of Bright Tobacco Growers of Virginia and North Carolina met in Danville Virginia with several burned farmers present. They discussed joining the National Farmers Union and named a committee to confer with a St. Louis based committee and report at a second meeting in Danville on April 22.
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Tobacco Growers
National Union
Wiehington
Danville
Mutual Protective Association of Bright Tobacco Growers
Virginia
North Carolina
National Farmers” Union
Tobacco Growers Association
Farmers Union
St. Louis
North Carolina Guards Endorse Bill Against Wearing US Uniforms
In Raleigh at the NC National Guard Association annual session Brig Gen Beverly Rayster presided as delegates adopted a resolution endorsing Congress action deeming a misdemeanor to bar individuals in uniform from public places. Delegates will observe the Agricultural and Mechanical College cadet battalion drill and inspection.
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Caroma Guard Associaton
Congress
Washington
Raleigh
North Carolina Nations] Guard Association
Beverly 5 Rayster
United States
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Pin in Roanoke Girl's Appendix After Swallowing
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Virginia April Miss Elsie Brown a Roanoke public school teacher was operated on for appendicitis. Surgeons found a brass pin in the appendix which had been swallowed when she was four. She will recover. Frostburg Votes Against Paying Bond Issue
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Washington Post
Roanoke Va
Elsie Brown
Roanoke
Miss Brown
Frostburg
John J Price
Olly R. Rice
Charles Emerick
Philip Preiffer
Alfred Morgan
Woman Injured In Auto Crash In Southeast
A car owned by Representative Bimons of New York and driven by Brest Adame of southeast city struck Mary Mahoney, 55, of 83rd Street Southeast near Fourth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast at night. She was taken to Casualty Hospital with facial and head injuries treated by Dr William Word Skewes. The driver was arrested but released after questioning.
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Representative Bimons
New York
Brest Adame, Nesro
Mary Mahoney
St Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alice
Statement by Father Doyle on Cardinal Gibbons White House visit
Cardinal Gibbons visited the White House, asserting his call had no bearing on the Rome affair. President expressed regret. Father Dougherty followed with a statement noting the cardinal’s visit was incidental and the President made no comment.
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Winte House
Rome
Ditfer
Cardinal Gibbons
White House
Eald
Att
Caanal
Father Dougherty
Catholic University
Walls
Hog Show Nears With Dense Penton Attendance
The Washington Purebred Canine Show draws a large crowd with many owners and dogs traveling from Los Angeles Denver Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and across Pennsylvania. Clarence Torainy, a New York expert, handles registration and will finalize the catalogue for distribution Saturday.
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Washington
Amber
Intermnetion
Los Angeles
Denver
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York State
Penteylvanie
Clarence Torainy
Vatican Courtesy Refutes Coercion Claim in Roosevelt Visit
The Osservatore Romano quotes Cardinal Merry del Val denying Vatican pressure on Theodore Roosevelt. It says the Holy See did not impose limits on Roosevelt’s contact with non Catholic groups and notes hostility from a Methodist center in Rome. The piece frames the Roosevelt audience as a courtesy issue, not coercion, following prior incidents.
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Washington Post
Rome
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Merry
Val
Tipples
Roosevelt
Holy See
Hogbean
Via Venis Settembre
Fairbanks
House
Ireland Defends Del Val On Papal Secretary Duty To Vatican
Archbishop John Ireland rejected reports that Cardinal Merry del Val or the Vatican acted to humiliate President Roosevelt. He called the gossip unwarranted and said the Vatican, not a rogue secretary, holds the responsibility and duty to the Holy See. Ireland urged respect for the Pope and the American republic.
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Speec
Washington
St Paul
Minn
John Ireland
Vatican
Nis Gon
Merry del Val
Holy See
Bealdex
Carboal Merry del Val
Roosevelt
Republc
Republic
Alexica
Ayho
Roosevelt Aids Rome Visit and Plans Genoa Carriage Drive
The final day of Mr Roosevelt's stay in Rome included meetings with Prof Giacomo Boni and other officials. A luncheon hosted by Guglielmo Ferrero followed by tea at the Camilline Museum preceded a municipal dinner. The Roosevelts begin a sentimental carriage journey to Genoa, with three days planned to traverse the Espicla route, and will stop at Porto Maurizio where Gifford Pinchot may be welcomed.
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EM. Tiy- Pie
Roosevelt
Rome
Giacomo Boni
Garon Fava
Sigian
St Washton
Guglielmo Ferrero
Mra
Selehman
Ethel
Kerfit
Camieline Museum
Home
Spéste
Genoa
Khartoum
Bpezla
Atanes
Roosevelts
Mgurizio
Ville of
Mise Carew
Elster
Porto Maurizio
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Kermit
Miss Ethel
Porta Maurizio
Army Orders and Promotions of March 7 1910
A fragmented Army orders list detailing officers assigned or transferred to various duties. Mentions Capt Joseph Rhedar, Capt Capid W Arnold, Lieut Col Frederick, and Major Henry M Morrow among others. Notes duties at Vancouver Barracks San Antonio and Texas department, with medical and quartermaster assignments and forthcoming promotions.
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Joseph Rhedar
Department of the
Dender Twanty
Nfantry
Uty
Chief of
San Antonio Tex
Tepgr Io
Department of Texas
Honry
M Morrow
Department of the Guit
Fener
Affeere
San Francisco
Uavermanter
Duforette
I Olness
Soong Leut
Phederich von Semrager
Gieral
Glorisa Medical
Cepa
Per
Mi Ashbuen Medical
Miatchmond
Young Quer
Middies Shut Out Mn In Coastal Naval Classic Rivalry
The Naval Academy edged Maryland Agricultural College 7 to 6 as Seibert pitched a strong game for Annapolis. Despite errors by MAC, the midshipmen capitalized with timely hitting and solid defense, pulling away before nine innings.
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Tine Wranington
Annapolis Md
Naval Academy
Maryland Agricultural College
Academy
Seibert
Agriculturalista
Acore BA
Ioan Arad
Ioan Arad AB Oat Uedoum
Seattle c
Braon En
Wailem Es
Shipley Em
Ieewin
Saunders
Wooeltzet
Steasinghan
Bumne
Ify
Gebert
O. Wright
Manok I
Ervin Engllen
Galinghan Selbert
Abbott
Melleon
Alee
Stevelt
Wright
Oh Sabis
Giohed Ball
Gy Wright Gieam
Sebert
Lodham Unpire
Ir Cabidower
Wenhington
Tirae
Dougherty Promotion and Cudahy Chair Create at Catholic University
The Rev Dr George A Dougherty was named vice rector and promoted to a professorship. Michael Cudahy funded a new chair of mathematics. Joseph Dunnias earned a professorship on the Ancient Order of Hibernians chair in Gaelic language and literature. New instructors will join the engineering school and a central heating plant is planned. The Rt Rev Mgr Thomas Shahan hosted a luncheon for trustees as Cardinal Gibbons prepares to preside at a directors' meeting with archbishops from several cities.
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George A Dougherty
Catholc University
T J Healy
Patrick Quinn
Joseph Dunnias
Order of Hibernian
Millonaire
Michael Cudehy
Universty
Michael Cudahy
Sume
Rooty
Bulding
T Wadalya
Mgr
Thomas Shahan
University
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Ireland
St Paul
Riordan
San Francisco
Glennon
St Louis
O Connell
Boston
Chinese Prince Coming Leaves Japan for America
Prince Taal Tan, brother of China's regent, sails from Tokyo aboard the Chuyo Maru after a week in Japan marked by cordial receptions and lavish entertainment. He is accompanied by Lord Li and Li Hung Chang's son, plus a large Japanese party traveling with a news-organization entourage.
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Sute
Li Hung Chang
Japan
Tokyo
Prince Taal Tan
China
America
Tssi Tao
Arsat
Li Huns Chang
Ching Bokichi Midzune
New York
Agahi
Tsuchiya
Tennessee Society Movement Sparks City Meeting
A Tennessee society formation began at a Tuesday night meeting in the old Masonic Temple with speakers Senator Robert L Taylor Representative Richard W Austin and Fints Je Garrett. A constitution draft committee was appointed and a ring valued at 400 dollars was stolen during an unrelated jewelry store incident. Detectives investigate the Panama fortifications cost estimates of about 10 million dollars for forts and 20 million for canal fortifications, with reports due to Secretary Dickinson in coming weeks.
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Ennesseeans
Washington
Old Masonic Temple
Robert L Taylor
Tennessee
Richard W Austin
Fints Je Garrett
James D Richardson
Panama
Oayd
Panama Canal
Dickinson
Incomplete inmate list with names and addresses in Richmond area
A dense fragment lists numerous individuals with ages and locations in and around Richmond Virginia and Philadelphia. Mentions include Maiey Joseph H Onthaus Hey JL Pisneriy Maud Whelan The Her eld Bfhelood Mam A Lgriis and others with dates and street names, plus religious titles and pastors.
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Joseph H Onthaus
Howth & Mennign
Dalber Paw
Maud
Whelanne Hey
Pisneriy
Feline Ybell Christian
Bolneias
Charlotte
Gortan
Ayceret
Salvadora Malone
Lele M Owen
Rex Donat
Nabet
Nat Suodio
Edward
Oliver Wiliam Thompson
News Ferry
McLaughih Allen W Brewer
Clementine Apofs
Donald N
Robert
Amd
Virginie Goliiia
Berle
Hichar Johnson
Rey
McLacghlin
Leonard Guore
Hoteo
Virginia Military Institute Beats William and Mary 14 6
The Virginia Military Institute defeated William and Mary by 14 to 6 in a baseball game this afternoon. Throckmorton pitched well for the cadets, Moseley hit a home run for Lexington, and William and Mary’s captain Doyte played against Washington and Lee next.
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Willi Em
Mary
Eggizantacs
Tivteimorton
Doyte
William and Mary
Washington and Lee
Orders to Naval Officers and Commissioned Navy Personnel
A garbled 19th century notice lists commissioned officers and appointments in the navy, including Lieut Comdr A Konte and Lieut Comdr W M Falconer, along with several other lieutenants, masters, and inspectors. It notes duties in North Dakota, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, and mentions retirements and promotions such as naval constructor MT Weight and machinist WFP Davie.
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Koester
A. L Norton
Mavy
Konte
M Falconer
Sexton
Gomira
Grillem
Williams
Cowie
Chase
Smith
Faeire
Fenre
Swamaen
Arwy
Carter
North Dakota
Owen
Lawton
Navy
Mxishipmag
Naval
Widghipman
Shea
New York
Wieber
Elomed
Puy
McDonald
Lythe
F Sepkett
Mall
Wallace
Japan
J Brooks JR
Sesford
Washington
Lamar
Philadelphia
MT Weight
WFP
Davie Tn
Prairie Rachlolt PR
Brownsville Men Guilty in Regimental Shooting Inquiry
A military court of inquiry in Brownsville Texas finds soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry colored did the shooting. Officers are criticized for neglecting duties. a majority favor reinstatement for a list of fourteen enlisted men including Jones A Coltrane Edward L Daniels Edward Warfield Lewis J Baker Clifford I Adair Henry Wo Arvin Calvin Smith John Smith Robert Williams Winter Washington Elias Gent John A Jackson Samuel E Scott and Wiltam Van Hook.
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Mulitary Court
Hrowneville Tex
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Curt
Jones A Coltrane
Edward L. Daniels
Edward Warfield
Lewis J Baker
Clifford I
Adair Henry Wo
Arvin Calvin Smith
John Smith
Robert Willams Winter Washington Elias Gent
John A. Jackson
Samuel E Scott
Wiltam van Hook
OHIG Convention Date in Columbus July 26 27
Republicans of Ohio plan a state convention in Columbus on July 26 and 27 after a Ohio Republican State Committee meeting. The panel discussed no primary for Senate successor to Charles Dick and predicted a no primary stance opposed by Taft backers. Temporary officers to be chosen by a subcommittee as part of convention preparations. Movements of naval weasels and assorted ship arrivals noted in a later, miscellaneous section.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Dick J
United States Senate
Paict
Therater
Tlee
State Committee
Taft
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T. R
Qannon
TILT
Mann
Smithwyoclan Institution
Walott
Smithsonian Yoatitation
Init
Eugene N Fase
Massachusetts
George B Foss
Tifsels
Condrey
Ways and Means Committee
Poyna
Coeiker
Maw York
Fer Lewis
B Grimes
Carroll Institute
Walter Burke
Richard Hart
Wile Hawk
A.auy S
Shelby
T QO Puliztt
Thomas Murray
Charlemagne Kochlar
Catholic Luiveralty
John of Kline, Jr
Brutus
Cassing Fm
Julius Ceenar
Ron Mardden
Remson
Heyduro
Cannon
Teses
Smithsonian Institution
Rapremapoiea Mann
Dabesy
Finch
Rockville Ma
Frank Duvall
Representative Simmon
Bown
Mahoney
Gardna
Ys Taft
Father Doyle
Concord Evanston
Ara Hetch
Demeg
Roopevelty
del Val
Uphold Raosevert
ARMY
Pitchet Seihert
the Nations Monetary Commission
England
Fence
Germany
Switserland
Scotland
Italy
Reichsbanker Insperlal Bank
Rebs
Jewery Atere
Goldsmith
1St Street
Central Office
First Precinct
Sonia
Maiey
Wiliam
Lillis
Dulas Badena
Kornay
Byelipki
V. M. I. Nine
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Navy
Brandiger
Connecticut
Page
Vermont
Jones
Washlnxton
Alexander
Anthony
Renee
Browlow
Burgess
Butler
Peoherwanie
Cowles
North Ceretina
Clighe
Indiana
Dawson
Lowe
North Curtin
California
Calttoc- We
J&mison
Towa
Inca
Kexoedt
Reianescts
Beiamesty
O'Connell
Massechusetts
Tative AM Palmers
Penn- Soeals
Brownsville
OHIG
Lenoldan
Beda del Tor
Pedticsh
Boors del Tora
Ozark
Tonepah
Paduerh
Bocas
del Toro
Trey Tora
New Orleans
Honolulu
Guama Bronetheus
Mare Island
Totama
Bampton
Igenuine
Stickley
Moses & Sons
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
L Douglas
Douglad
Peans
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Empress Theater
9Th St Nw
Finext
Feutoclog
Mata
Rentogey
Sbuatig
Cmtonbun
BPOM
Tate Segla
Continental Wall
House of Mere
Arthur Smiths
Plaza Theater
9Th St. H.W
Minlionlow
Howling Flere
Masonic Auditorims
Faurtes
Sime Excent
Cimmee
Scauld Yardpris
Toc
Mail Seniaa
Wu Ite
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Viola Bil
Allen
Inceag
Yames Oneil
Farnum
Lew Fields Wi Mhoth
Midnight Sons
Broadway Theater
Columbia
There & Cohan & Harris
George Evans
Ony” Minstrels Professoval
Reaty
Reary Alerts
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Bobby Burnit
George Rendolph
Chester
Wallace Eddinger
Columbis
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Moving Pictures
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Froaman
Ean
WM. H. Crane
Ty Wis
Rupalasttva
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Stainthole
Tauetier
East Sale
Eva Tanguay
Busoni
Beethoven
Liszt
Columbia Theater
Rilees
Witeen
Josie Boe
Tre ‘Case
Hole &E
Mort
X America
Rutan
Gayety
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