Senators Rally Over Sherman Rail Law Debates
In the Senate yesterday the railways debate centered on Attorney General Wickersham and Senator Borah. Nelson argued the Sherman antitrust law applies to railroads and defended enforcement, while critics warned against broad court powers to regulate railroad rates. Voting moved the railroad bill forward with amendments debated.
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Senate
Gai
WV Wickershiano
Borah
Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Chicago
Court of Commerce
Warrow
Flrat
Congress
Celine
Court of Com Tmerca
Herarides
Borh
Lourne
Briptost
Flag
Crawford
Cummins
Dolliver
Eleon
Republicas Organization
Sera
Foster
Money
Percy
Simons
Attracting Week at Washington Theaters and Vaudeville
A sprawling review of nightly showings across Capitol venues recounts long runs of The Midnight Sons burlesque with George Munroe and Harry Fisher, the Lion and the Mouse at the Academy, Bobby Burnit at Chase's, Jolson at Chase’s, and the Lyceum Dreamland Burlesquers. It notes star turns, chorus performances, and moving pictures, plus the new Philadelphia theater company’s debut and varied vaudeville acts drawing crowds.
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wioNight
Mantess
Siebt Mtoe
Eaymord
Hubbell
Constanti Noyes
George Ke
Jeak
Joseph
Katherlee Knockwall
Homers
Washington
Grant
Gethyerig
Midnight Sons
Lew Fields
Wildaleht Sona
WBS
Pansy Burns
George Munroe
Harry Fisher
Munroe
Cisher
Maude Lambert
Blanche King
New York
Jhhe
Gothamites
Miss Lambert
Clara Palmer
George Baci
Tchabud Cran
Gladys Moore
Mazie King
Miss Moore
Genze
Ily Riley
True Blue
Mise Linden Bedky With
Pind jArainay
I Nambert
Miia
Lyceum
Dreamland Burlesquers
Dave Biarson
Kernan
Nelson- Wolgast
LICENSED MARRIAGE LISTS AND SUPREME COURT FEARS
A long list of licenses to marry is followed by discussion of possible Supreme Court appointments. The piece mentions various judges and names such as Van Devanter, Taft, Roosevelt, and others, noting circuits and potential confirmation timing. It also covers arguments for regional representation on the bench and anticipated October term considerations.
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Hugnes
Ted
Tudge van Devanter
van Devanter
Securitioa
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Flo
Washington
Hard Ames
McKenna
McKinley
Bliss
Interior Department
Canada
Mexico
Roosevelt
Taft
Supreme Bench
Hiscock
Drews
Tomkins
Supreme
Court of New York
Crana
Brooklyn
Swayze
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Demer
Supreme Court of
Town
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Taney
Maryland
West Virginia
Canotina
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Coler Yautering
Genas
Nomination list for Kent area ailed by messy OCR
A garbled post outlines nominations sent to a council, naming multiple judges, marshals, receivers, and officials with scattered place names such as Virginia, Guatemala, Rangoon, and New Brunswick. The text includes references to Kent and a governor race on the Republican ticket amid unclear details.
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Cm Gay
Ansociate Justice
Supreme Court of Moxlee
Jobe
Tinket
Santer Alutrict
Atedaniae-Harnsh Ly Rosca
Pobits
Linesta
Net
Tae
Delgadier
Willans
Willhoa P. Kent
Virginia
Guatemala
Govacy
Kent
John
New Brunswick
Senate moves to drop men from army rolls
The Senate approved actions involving the War Department to discharge several men from army rolls for four months with possible prison terms. In related news, Breeding, Jr., under sentence for murder, awaits court action as a commission on conservation of natural resources gains authorization by the Newlands Act. The proposed National Commission on Conservation would include up to fifteen members serving three-year terms without pay, reporting to the president.
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Senate
Apy
Breediaing, Jr
Shing 2
Wellin B. Ames
Bragillyn
Newlands al
Inquiry on $65,000 living cost study sent to Senate
The proposal seeks 65000 dollars to fund an investigation into rising living costs in distant communities. The measure was transmitted to the Senate for contingent expenses consideration.
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Renace
Senate
Meum Toe Oh
Trust Gases No Bar by Death of Justice Brower
The passage discusses the impact of Justice Brower's death on the trust cases involving the American Tobacco Company and the Standard Oil Company. It notes concerns about appointing someone previously connected to the cases, and mentions President Taft's stance on avoiding appointing officials connected to the lawsuits. The article implies a broad field of potential nominees resuming consideration of the disputes.
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Brower
Farerson
American Tobacco Company
Standard Ol
Sthareby
Bowers
Wickersham
Gankorn
Hook
van Devanter
Efener
Taft
Standard Oi Company
Pobacco Trust
Births and Names in Health Office Record
Health office birth record listing numerous entries of babies born to various couples including Henry Ryan and Mary Ryan, Lee Morris and Nellie Morris, and many others. The fragment shows names, relationships, and hospitals or locations, with scattered notes on hospitals and wards.
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Menry
Mary Ryan
Gr. Roy
Nellie Morris
Mary N.cMacgitt
Heary B
Laurie M. Davenport
Laboureau Marines Kelly
Gtr
Thomas W
Clare Marcabury
William H
Hathie E Hackley
John H
Anna C. Nelpon
Fragmented Political Dialogue From an Early Senate Floor
A garbled OCR passage lists many senators and representatives across states, mingled with names like Lodge, Owen, Warren, Aldrich, and names of New York and Tennessee figures. It discusses a court decision, the Sherman antitrust law, and the Northern Securities case, noting justices in doubt and the court’s transfer of argument to a more complete tribunal.
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Wiciereraa
Benatoree
Moritzion
Lodge
Migeuchwatts
Owen
Oitoma
Seaglar Rage
Vermont
Warren
Wyoming
Formac Senatéy Teller
Coloraag
Aldeigh
Rhode
Tennessec
Ueninescoll
New York
Ful
Law
Gordo
Tenmescee
Rurrbene
Loomis Blalock
Webster
Charles Purcell
Martin Floyd
Thomas Ester
Lawson D. Meltos
Jars Envatem
Martin Daz
Charles Gros
Ren
Jaeridge
Sven
Lxrmémberg Anhe
Harlan
McHenan
Day
Fuller
Wakte
Holmes
Luron
The
Cour
Man commits suicide after failed attempts at life in D C
Jamey Wheatley a government printing office employee attempted twice to die by his own hand. He shot himself in the breast at 6 PM near New Jersey Avenue and Street NW after leaving his home at 7 First Street NW earlier called to doctors he was weary of living and had contemplated taking his life. He was taken to Casualty Hospital with poor prospects.
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Jamey Wheatley Wote
Embloyéa
First Street
New . Jersey Avenue
Woman killed by fall from porch on front of home
Mrs Rosie Sparda ur, wife of Samuel Spardaur, was killed on the porch of her northwest Lo clock home shortly after 2 am. An unsteady line stretched across the stairway caused her to lean and the porch railing broke, throwing her to the ground from the third story rear porch about 40 feet high. The accident occurred while she was doing laundry, and the skull fracture proved fatal at the scene.
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Academy
Pwhish J
Charles Klein
John Burkett Ryder
Ready Money Ryder
Rossmore
Shirley
Ryder
Addut
Shirley Rossmore
Edith Barker
DhindSfary
District Bills in Congress Outline Uniform Warehouse Law
The district congress bills propose to standardize warehouse receipts law in the District, regulate building heights, amend the St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum incorporation to add corporators, tighten kidnapping penalties, establish juvenile services, direct extensions of the city and Suburban Railway line, and regulate electrical meter installation and inspection.
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St. Vincent's Opphan Asylum
Sitlte
Cary
Devlin Exonerated as Senate Panel Ends Nomination Doubt
Senate committee ordered a favorable report on the renomination of Robert J. Devlin for district attorney of the Northern District of California after witnesses and evidence showed he acted without knowledge of a special agent report exonerating Dr. B. B. Perrin in land fraud cases. The committee criticized DOJ methods but cleared Devlin of responsibility and he is expected to be confirmed.
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Senate
California
Robert J. Devlin
Betes
Fey
Ace
Devlin
B. B. Perrin
Dev- Win
Perrin
Bonaparte
Goveernment
Department of Justiee
Rough to Old Soldier Senator Probes Civil War Veteran
Senator Dick presented to the Senate a demand by J J Clark a Canton Ohio Grand Army veteran for an investigation of rough treatment he says he received trying to enter the Senate chamber on March 4. He was in Washington on his way home from Florida with his wife and another woman. A page told him the chamber was private and a man with a gold braid collar roughly hustled him away.
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Senate
J. J. Clark
Canton
Ohio
Clark
Washington
Florida
Browning Gets Birthday Punch Bowl From New Jersey Delegation
Chief Clerk William J. Browning of the New Jersey House of Representatives turned 80 yesterday. A crowded private office scene followed a birthday visit from Rep. Loudenslager and the New Jersey delegation as a punch bowl was presented, with Browning joking about using it for showers.
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Jersoyites
House
Willian J. Browning
House of Representatives
Capitol
Morning Mail
William J
Eleanor
Browning
Loudenslagter
Loudensinger
New Jersey
Mrr. BeSwning
Loudenslager
Iik
Che Ladle
Army Orders of Captains and Lieutenants in Transit
A fragmented Army orders notice lists Capt Charles de F Grandler and First Lt Wattlem H Rose receiving postings to Schenectady and Southern artillery roles. It mentions Lt Frederickt Sreith reassigned from third company, with duties in New York and a general reorganization affecting several officers and stations including Fort Lawton, Fort Omaha, and signals corps postings.
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Abgance
Charles de F. Grandler
Thirth
Southern Artiers
Yor
de Maren
Cap
Howard B
Hickok
Fureau
William Mf
Fasvsit
Charley J. Murrow
Fort” Letien
Bie
Department of
Uolumtsa
Gharine de F. Chanter
Signal Corps
Fort' Omahe
Nebe
Persining
Naval officers and crew movements listed in discharge roster
A fragmentary naval record lists officers Suey, EM Brown and others placed on retired lists and notes assignments to ships and stations including Arclynd Saturn and Portmouth. It details movements of vessels such as Nascar, Potomac, and Indian Head routes with destinations including Guantanamo Boston Norfolk and Annapolis, amid scattered names and dates.
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Sur
Fats
Orler
C. Walton
A. Bags
Navy
Daren
Norfolk
General Blevirie Company
Schemedets
Pasmasich
J. E. Reed
Arclynd
Saturn
Corinte
Glacier
Marc Tampa
Tacoma
Portemouth
Borket
Indian Heed
North Carolina
Key Se Janeiro
South Carolina
Nereatan
Uque
Guantanemo
Salem
Boston
Recket
Washington
Indian Head
Rocket
Potomac
Guentaneno
Henigum Roads
New York
PaUnderble
Annapolis
Greytown
Hélene
Vitalobos
Samar
Presidential Travel Record Totals Miles and Destinations
Summary of a New York World report outlining presidential travel figures since inauguration on March 4, 1909. It lists total miles, mileage for 1908 and three months of 1970, states and territories visited, Mexico as a foreign country, and modes of transportation including trains and automobiles. The note excludes parade mileage and automobiled miles during main itinerary.
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Mexico
Tralna
Geverly
Mase
Boston
Richmond
Moat
City
New York
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Alonzo “L. Dyer
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Strcttun Biliter
Aferender Giles
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Donate Clark
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Health Office Record
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Garfeld Hopital
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