Senators Rally Over Sherman Law In Debate On Railroads
In the Senate the administration railroad bill sparked sharp exchanges as Senator Nelson defends applying the Sherman antitrust law to railroads. Borah criticizes the measure while Sutherland and others defend Attorney General Wickersham. Votes on amendments show strong party alignment, with Republicans against restrictive court provisions and Democrats largely aligned with the bloc.
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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
Washington theater offerings mix burlesque and drama
A sprawling review of nightly attractions highlights midweek shows at Washington venues. The Midnight Sons burlesque, The Lion and the Mouse at the Academy, Bobby Burnit at Gayety, Jolson at Chase’s, plus vaudeville and film acts draw varied crowds with strong performances from Maude Lambert, Edith Barker, Oliver Byron, and the Marvellous Millers, amid praise for production design and musical numbers.
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Academy
Pwhish J
Charles Klein
John Burkett Ryder
Ready Money Ryder
Rossmore
Shirley
Ryder
Addut
Shirley Rossmore
Edith Barker
LICENSED TO MARRY AND TRUE LOVE IN VA
A long list of marriages appears including Charles Ware Rosa Baker and Rosa L. Baker among others from Richmond and Midlothian. Details note Rev. clergy officiants and multiple couples with ages and home towns listed, followed by a political discussion on Supreme Court appointments with mentions of Taft Van Devanter and others shaping the Eighth Circuit representation.
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Charles F.ware
Love
W. W. Besar
Vaughan
Rosa L. Baker
Horn of Ritchmond
J. B. McLaugh
Bownins
Ib. Speier
Kent Nomination Snags as Various Names Listed for Posts
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and titles tied to nominations sent to the CM Gay. Individuals named include a supreme court associate justice, a U S marshal, a receiver of patents, and various regional officials. The garbled text references places in the United States and abroad, with scattered mentions of states, cities, and international locations.
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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 considers dropping names from army rolls and murder case cited
The Senate discussed a proposal to discharge an individual from the army and to sentence a defendant in a murder case. It also covered a national commission on conservation of natural resources authorized by Newlands Act, proposing a fifteen-member body with presidential appointment for three-year terms and no pay.
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Senate
Apy
Breediaing, Jr
Shing 2
Wellin B. Ames
Bragillyn
Newlands al
Extending Living Cost Inquiry Receives Senate Review
A proposal to appropriate 65000 dollars to fund continued investigation into rising living costs was sent to the Senate for consideration of contingent expenses. The inquiry targets communities affected by inflation pressures and aims to assess impacts and remedies.
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Renace
Senate
Meum Toe Oh
Trust Gases No Bar by Death of Justice Brower
The piece discusses the Standard Oil Company and American Tobacco Company cases, noting concerns over appointing a justice who previously had an interest in the cases. It explains that legally a justice may participate in a case even if previously involved, but President Taft was expected to avoid appointing someone tied to the suits. The situation reopened, leaving a broad field of potential candidates to fill the seat.
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Volinsky
Taft
Hughes
New Yor
Ils van Tevanter
Gov. Hughes
Lewis Morton
Betty
Decrest
Huphas
Wilson
Rich
Bis Dixon
Hanson
Maonere
Henry
Frey
Haslen
Wander
Rutan
Armstrong
Juig Armstrong
Hugnes
Ted
Tudge van Devanter
van Devanter
Securitioa
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Flo
Washington
Hard Ames
McKenna
McKinley
Bliss
Interior Department
Canada
Mexico
Roosevelt
Supreme Bench
Hiscock
Drews
Tomkins
Supreme
Court of New York
Crana
Brooklyn
Swayze
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Demer
Supreme Court of
Iowa
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Taney
Maryland
West Virginia
South Canatina
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Bej
Genas
Wickersham
Sallelors
Brower
Farerson
American Tobacco Company
Standard Ol
Sthareby
Bowers
Gankorn
Hook
Efener
Standard Oi Company
Pobacco Trust
Births Listed in Health Office Record
Health Office record shows numerous birth announcements and family listings. Entries include Henry and Mary Ryan. Roy and Nellie Morris. Mary McMacgitt. Heary Davenport. Laboureau Marines Kelly. Benjamin and Braeausthick. plus many others with varying names and associated parentages. The long list names parents, birth details, and hospital references, indicating a compilation of recent births and related data from multiple families.
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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 OCR Roll Call and Court Note on Trust Rulings
A garbled list names several senators and representatives from multiple states, followed by a court discussion on the Northern Securities and Sherman antitrust cases. The piece notes justices in doubt and outlines arguments about government capture and the need for a fuller tribunal.
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Ren
Jaeridge
Sven
Lxrmémberg Anhe
Harlan
McHenan
Day
Fuller
Wakte
Holmes
Luron
The
Cour
Fails Twice at Death by Own Action
Jamey Wheatley a government printing office employee attempted suicide twice in one day. He shot himself in the breast at the government printing office and was taken to Casualty Hospital. He said he was tired of living and contemplated ending his life.
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Jamey Wheatley Wote
Embloyéa
First Street
New . Jersey Avenue
Woman killed by fall from porch at home
Mrs Rosie Spardaur, wife of Samuel Spardaur, aged 9, was killed on a northwest porch of their home when a rope or line she pulled caused a section of the third floor rear porch to collapse. The accident occurred yesterday morning while she was doing laundry, fracturing her skull and resulting in death at the emergency hospital.
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DhindSfary
District Bills Pushed In Congress For Uniform Warehouse Receipts
The district bypass era advances several measures including uniform warehouse receipts laws, building height controls, an expanded St Vincent’s Orphan Asylum. tougher kidnapping provisions. juvenile female offender system. railway line extensions. and electrical meter regulations introduced by Mr. Cary.
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St. Vincent's Opphan Asylum
Sitlte
Cary
Devlin Exonerated as Senate Panel Backs Nomination
The Senate Committee ordered a favorable report on the renomination of Robert J. Devlin as district attorney for the Northern District of California. The panel exonerated Devlin from alleged misconduct linked to a land fraud case and criticized DOJ methods, though former Attorney General Bonaparte was faulted for handling a related special agent report. Devlin 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 Triggers Senate Protest
Senator Dick reported a demand by J J Clark a Canton Ohio Grand Army veteran for an investigation into rough treatment he received when attempting to enter the Senate chamber on March 4 amid no session. Clark said a page warned the chamber was private and a man with a gold braid collar roughly hustled him away. Clark’s letter went to the rites River and Harbor Bill committee. The House also advanced a $130 million laundry civil appropriation bill though not yet reported.
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Senate
J. J. Clark
Canton
Ohio
Clark
Washington
Florida
Birthday Surprise For Browning In New Jersey House Office
Chief Clerk William J. Browning of the New Jersey House of Representatives turned 80 yesterday. A punch bowl gift with a gilded die sat in Representative Loudenslager’s private office as Browning visited. Browning joked about using the bowl for showers and noted the rededication to work despite the celebratory moment.
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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 Record of Captains and Lieutenants Transfers
Army orders list multiple officers including Capt Charles de F Grandler and First Lieut Wattlem H Rose awarded new posts in Schenectatz and Fort Omaha. Frederickt Sreith and Charine de F Chanter reassigned to artillery and signaling duties with duties in New Yor, Omaha, and Fort Omaha amid department alignments.
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J.tuves
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
Jaders to Naval Officers and Vessel Movements Adrift
Fragmented OCR lists naval officers marked retired and appointed, with scattered vessel movements across Atlantic and Pacific ports. References include Norfolk, Key West, Guantanamo, Annapolis, and Washington operations, naming ships such as Arclynd Saturn and Potomac amid routine fleet movements and postings.
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Arclynd
Saturn
Corinte
Glacier
Navajo
Marc Tampa
Tacoma
Paremouth
Indian Heed
North Carolina
Key Se Janeiro
South Carolina
Nereatan
Uque
Guantanemo
Salem
Boston
Recket
Washington
Indian Head
Rocket
Sartalie
Potomac
Guentaneno
Henigum Roads
New York
PaUnderble
Annapolis
Norfolk
Greytown
Hélene
Vitalobos
Samar
Presidential Travel Record From the New York World
A summary of presidential travel totals: miles since inauguration March 4 1909 281 totals for 1908 ten months 241665 miles in first three months of 1907 5455 Next trip 2380 states visited 39 territories visited 2 foreign countries Mexico transportation modes trains automobiles steamboats carriages ferryboats horseback most frequent city New York departure Boston September 14 end Richmond November 3 note mileage excludes parade miles and parade travel.
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New York World
Mexico
Tralna
Geverly
Mase
Boston
Richmond
Moat
City
New York
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Midnight Sons
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Harry Fisher
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Harris I. Forbes
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Mundy
Aaron Turkowics
Broodlyn
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George JE. Chapmas
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Feiler
Health Office Record
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General Blevirie Company
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Pasmasich
J. E. Reed
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