Favors Home Rule TS Seconed By Hepburn
House debate on District governance centers on street extension costs and self government. Representative Sims argues for municipal self rule and critiques federal taxation while criticising congressional hearings on District schools and governance. He cites street extension plans and the Capital Traction Company's taxes to illustrate alleged overreach by Congress.
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Pete Hepburn
Clead
Tay al
Man Wie
Servno Dayne
District of Columbia
Min
Mem
Dera
Congress
Taxation and street widening spark District debate
Col Hepburn denounces federal appointments in the District and argues for fair taxation to fund street openings. The House passes bills on child labor limits, nonresident tuition in public schools, and park contract bonds amid attacks on Interior Department control of the Government Hospital for the Insane.
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Union
Hepburn
Gaines
Martell
Sulzer
New York
Dill
Stephens
Texas
Secretary of the Interior
Government Hospital
Interior Department
Nominations Confirmed by the Senate List
The Senate confirmed nominees including John M. Vogen collector of customs Castine Maine and Charles Richardson secretary of the Jegation of Copenhagen Denmark. Postmasters listed span California Del Monte Jure ner Loomis Colorado Idaho Maine Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire and others with multiple local offices. The fragmented record names several officials such as W C Fogg Freeport Maine and H French West Lebanon New Hampshire, among others.
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District of
Castine
Charles Richardson
Massachusetts
Copenhagen
Denmark
California
G. FP
Snel
del Monte
FW. Jurener
Loomis
Colorado
J. Wolfe
Eaton
Idaho
D. W. Prite
Kelloge
W. W. Dunn
Twin Falls
Hipple
M. A. J. Olsen
de Kalb
WW. S. Chittenden
Park
Bidgs
Maine
W. C. Fogg
Freeport
W. Stackpole
Baca
Michigan
L. Girard
Davison
Loulan Weessner
Stephenson
Minnesota
G. R. Hall
Plainview
Ourl
D. H. Walker
Great New Hampshire
H. French
West Lebanon
Warrington
King F. Alen
Pullman
Wiecunatm
Jelophen
Mayviile
Scott's Emulsion a food medicine for wasting diseases
Booty Rowne, New York, promotes Scott's Emulsion as a food medicine that blends medical and dietary benefits. The product is praised for aiding imperfect growth and delicate health in children and treating weakness and wasting in adults. The endorsement emphasizes its unique value as both food and medicine.
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Scott
Booty & Rowne
New York
Morgan Opposes Bill On Waterways To Check Rail Rates
Alabama Senator John T. Morgan argues against proposed legislation he says would encroach on states rights and railroad property. He urges privatized waterways to foster competition, and criticizes federal control of interstate commerce. Mississippi Senator McLaurin counters, noting partisan views and amendments aimed at protecting ships and judicial review. The Senate adjourned after a brief session.
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Alabama
John T. Morgan
South
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
Morgan
Congress
United States
Heyburn Proposes Amendments To Rate-Bill In Senate
Senator Heyburn of Idaho proposed two key amendments to the rate bill. One demands full public disclosure of carrier finances and operations, including stock issuance and use of funds, plus details of outstanding bonds. The second provides liberal court review of Interstate Commerce Commission orders, with stays and indemnity bonds, plus Supreme Court certiorari on constitutional questions. Senator Berry of Arkansas appeared in the Senate for the first time since Arkansas primaries.
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Heyburn
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit
United States Supreme Court
Senator Berry
Arkansas
Senate
Jeff Davis
Sen
Rator surrounded by colleagues at somber gathering
Colleagues surround Mr Berry in a solemn hall, offering condolences as mourners recall his cheerful demeanor and steady leadership. The scene captures a community paying respects after his passing and reflecting on his contributions.
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Trator
Mr. Berry
Mona
Senator Daniel Accuses Powder Trust in Senate Record
Senator Daniel added to the trust debate by publishing a letter from R. B. Waddell of a Peoria powder firm replying to G. M. Peters of King Powder Company. Waddell cites powder deals as evidence of a trust and urges the Attorney Generals to allow defendants to respond, promising more proofs and offering to reveal further acts of extortion on the people and government.
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Waddell
Peoria, Tit, Powder Factory
G M. Peters
King Powder Company
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Tollowe
United States
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Indiana
Minos
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Petera
Senate Question on Mail Weight and Freight Transport
Senate explores cost of railway mail service with a resolution by Mr. Clay. It asks the Postmaster General if shifting all articles over four pounds from mail to freight would reduce mail weight and whether postal efficiency would suffer under such an order. The measure awaits action at the earliest opportunity.
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McLaurin
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Ehipper
Kansas
Long
Congress
Senate
Tles
Clay
Gompers Denounces Ship Subsidy Hearings
The House Merchant Marine committee session focused largely on amenities exchanges as Samuel Gompers testifies against ship subsidies calling the naval reserve provision a conscription. Capt. Ellis and others recount past actions while Gompers and federations insist the Federation remains on record opposing subsidies.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Naval Reserve
Gompers
A. Puruseth
San Francisco
Sailors’ Union
Pacific Slope
Gétllinger
Congressional ‘Merchant Marine Commission
Winthrop L. Marvin
Boston
Alexander Gochran
Bath
George F. Ellis
Stewart Reid
Ells
Grosvenor
Littlefield
California
Mr. Grosvenor
Doughty
Gallinger
Marvin
Enjs
Alexander Cochran
Hoilermakers' Union of
Feuponges
Federation
Williams seeks prosecution of consuls over United States cases
Minority Leader Williams introduced a joint resolution asking the President for information on actions to prosecute John Goodnow, George A Derby, Albert H White, Stephen Paul Barchet, Robert M McWade, and Dr Karl Johnson for violations of United States laws and consular restrictions as shown by a report and court decision in New York Southern District.
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Williams
Plarce
United States
Congress
E Dently
John Goodnow
George A. Derby
Albert H. White
Stephen Panl Barchet
Robert M. McWade
Karl Johnson
Steel Men Galled Grosvenor Issues Summonses
Democrats accused United States Steel Corp of selling goods abroad cheaper than at home. Gen Grosvenor said the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee will compel steel officials to testify this week, linked to ship subsidy hearings. The panel aims to bottom the charges and report the bill possibly next week.
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United States Steel Corporation
Grosvenor
Committee On Merchant’ Marine and Fisheries
Chainmay
Grosvendr
Page and Waste Basket Mix Delays Senate Argument
A junior page in the Senate tangled with a waste basket during a debate on Mrs Bailey's amendment. He tripped at the desk, his foot stuck through the basket, and he fell to the floor for about five minutes before freeing himself and allowing McLaurin to resume addressing constitutional issues.
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J Bee
McGaurin
Mississippi
Sénate
McLaurin
Nominations Named by the President for Federal Offices
The President yesterday sent nominations to the Senate listing dozens of federal office holders across multiple states. Names include Robert E. Levis in New York district court, Harvey J. Tal is for public moneys in Maryland, and numerous appointees across Connecticut Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania and more. The list covers judges receivers and other federal posts with locations spanning Elkton Andover Cornwall Glen Cove Islip Kingston Bath Henderson Madison and beyond.
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Digtriet
Cova
Robert E. Levis
Marchal Norther
Ten
Willina H. Darrough
Gudgs
Alfred 31
Moore
Pennsylvani
Harvey J. Talis OS
North Hives
Bureau
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Maryland
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Elkton
Maggawitaatta
Bliss
Andover
New York
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Cornwall
Conrier
Genewsee
A. Wrisht
Glen. Cove
Glen. Cove; E. 3.” Teek, Islip; W. & Dotson, Kingston; 8. D. Mulhottain Ponti
Pelansy
B.A. Weaver
Montourayitte
A. & Bears
Bath
Alabama
W. W. Simmons
Athane
Bee
Ruszelyitle
J. A.” Bingham
Tallidegi
Margaret Miller
Puscatoosa
Leppert
Cam ‘Gen
Washington
St. H.W
Wy. S. Treasury
Gulder Pavite
Oy Superior
Orise
Pennaybeania
Wilard Motel
Aps Pointment
Jenson
Claus
Dancin
Fishermen Told to Pay Fine Under Protest in Newfoundland Case
Representative Gas setts advised two American fishing masters of the Weasels to pay a ten dollar fine under protest after trawling in Newfoundland waters. The seizure was for violating local regulations the secretary regards as conflicting with the treaty. The plan is to pay now and seek adjudication later.
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Newfoundland
Gardner
ISI
Foot
Government to Buy Old Flag House in Philadelphia
Abi introduced in the House by Mr Moon of Pennsylvania asserts for the government ownership of the Old Flag House. The two story stone and brick structure belongs to the American Flag House and Betsy Ross Memorial Association and would be kept open for exhibition purposes.
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Abi
Moon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Indian Bill Report Clarifies Senate House Agreement
Fragmented text notes Senate and House agreement on Indian affairs bill awaiting presidential signature. Mentions power constraints, monetary issues, and reserved provisions for coal, with unclear references to acts and dates.
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Senate
HOUSE
Lewis Gets Colorado Bench
A compact note indicates Lewis gaining a seat on the Colorado bench with reference to Teller and Patterson in a court setting.
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Lewis
Colorado
Opposition to Free Seed Appropriation Sparks Inquiry
A fragmented report discusses opposition to free seed distribution programs. An inquiry is addressed by the Agriculture Department about seed tracing, legality, and distribution practices. Secretary Walon notes that seed extraction and distribution have varied results, urging legislative change to defend free seed policies.
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Walon
Depar
Pire
Illinois
New Soule
Voeher
Proctor Admitted Bail Granted in Thode Case
Bail was admitted for Proctor in a case involving Senator Thode. The defendant agreed to surrender to authorities in Quincy after the admission. Court records indicate limited details available from the readable fragments of the OCR text.
Sunday Laws Debate Spurs Ohio Clergy Assembly
Report from Cincinnati shows Protestant clergymen drafting a new statewideSunday law convention. Delegates from Cincinnati Tangent Columbus Dayton and other cities gathered in Columbus to shape the movement amid favorable and critical reactions in the courtroom setting.
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Ohio
Columbis
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
President Defends Spanish Treaty Claims Commission Costs
Secretary Slaw reports to Congress the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission costs totaling 297,487 for expenses and 214,390 for defense of suits since creation. Treasury notes no record of claims passed, while President urges fee limits for lawyers and possible Supreme Court review. The Spanish government cooperates by providing archival evidence to clarify commission transactions.
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Congress
Slaw
Ad. Sullivan
Massachusetts
Treasury Department
Commission
Senate
Suprema
Gra
Special stockholders meeting Lanston Monotype 1905 notice
Notice from Lanston Monotype Machine Company Philadelphia calling a stockholders meeting in Alexandria Virginia for April 9 at 1 o clock noon to elect a board of directors and conduct business. Transfer books close April 9 at 6 pm and reopen April 4 at 8 am. Secretary Babe Bolt signs.
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Lanston ‘Monotype ‘Machine Company
Callowhill Beret
Philadelphia
Lanston Monotype Machine’ Company
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