Rate Vote Deliberations Prolonged in Senate Debates
The Senate stalls on the railroad rate bill with Tillman pressed to set a vote date. Aldrich and allies oppose, while La Follette’s extended three day speech stands as a landmark. Amendments loom, with Bailey and Spooner responses anticipated as May 7-16 timeframe tightens.
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Mrs. Pielow to Lecture on New York movement
The Southern Industrial Educational Association issued invitations for a 11 AM meeting at Rauscher's where Mrs. Martha S. Pielow, president general of the association, will discuss the development of the movement in New York.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Boost Record for Headache Relief
Promises remarkable results from Dr Kings New Life Pills with cures for headache dizziness and constipation. Sold by druggists across the area with the claim of positive patient feedback and improved wellbeing.
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Dr. King
Acheson May Be Nominee for Pennsylvania Governor
Pennsylvania Republicans expect Ernest F. Acheson to lead a full convention ticket in Harrisburg. The Twenty fourth district representative is seen as independent and acceptable to anti machine factions while Senator Penrose may see candidacy affected by the result. Knox likely to serve as permanent chairman and discuss national GOP policy.
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Beaver Counties
Beaver County
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Acheson
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Knox
Philadelphia
Tittsburg
Pittsburg
Eulogies Delve Into Lives Of Two Late Congressmen
A Sunday House session delivered eulogies for George A. Castor of Pennsylvania and George R Patterson. Speakers from several states offered remarks as peers noted public service. The House adjourned at 1 35 p m until noon today.
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Patterson
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George A. Castor
George R Patterson
Dalzell
Presi
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Adams
Cushman
Washington
Lloyd
Missouri
Gilbert
Kentucky
Morrell
Grosvenor
Ohio
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Kline
Hogg
Calorado
Prince
Iilingis
Dale
Broussard
Louisana
Aiken
South Carolina
Macon
Arkansas
Goulden
New York
Howse
Abolish Free Seeds Sparks House Debate
The House soon faces a vote on whether to uphold the Agriculture Committee recommendations to end Congressional free seed distribution. Wilson, Cortelyou, and the National Grange oppose the practice, citing costs to the Post Office and other agencies. Representative Wadsworth leads the fight to abolish the appropriation amid broad public opposition.
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National Grange
National Grange Bulletin
Cortelyau
Department of Agriculture
Post-office Department
Department of Justice
Pension’ Office
Treasty Department
Wadsworth
New York
Mrs Flints Pupils Stage Annual School Performance
The annual program at Mrs. Flints School 1734 I street featured the French comedy Le Testament de Madame Patural and the bright farce Che Burglar. Students displayed notable acting with German recitations by Yulee Noble, Margaret Draper, Gladys Hinek Aurora de Quesada, and Ray Sla. under Fraulein Anita Schade. Parents and local figures attended the intimate show.
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Yulee Noble
Margaret Draper
Gladys Hinek
Aurora de Quesida
Ray Sla
Fraulein
Anita. Schade
William F. Draper
Robert Hinckley
Cuba
Mme. de Quesada
Boutell
Edward McCauley
Richardson Clover
Horatio Slater
William Ft. Merriam
Senate Work Runs Pace on Revised Statutes Passage
The House is in good shape for an early adjournment if the Senate speeds its affairs. Only four major appropriation bills remain, with the agricultural bill due Wednesday and likely a one day debate. Night sessions may be held to read the codification bill, a revised Statutes project, into law.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Debote
Committee On Appropriations
Bartholdt
Washington
United States
Hovss
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Great Relief From Pain Pills Promised By Dr Miles
Great Relief During that trying period in which women so often suffer from nervousness backache sick headache or other pains there is nothing that can equal Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills They stop the pains soothe the nerves and give to.
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Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miles
Pain Pills Promise Relief for Female Ailments
Mrs Henry Funk of Akron Ohio testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease periodic pains and neuralgia, aiding sleep and rest. The Miles Medical Co offers a guarantee: first package should benefit or money back delight. Sold by local druggists at 25 cents per bottle.
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Henry Funk
Akron
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Theater critique sermon rails at plays and players
In a lecture titled The Seven Plagues of Washington Rev. A K Wright condemns theaters, attacks dramatic emotion, and warns that actors feign virtue. He cites Mary Anderson and Henry Irving, cites Beecher and Lecky, and urges restraint, purity, and moral theater while calling for discerning patronage.
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Professor Mitchell Carroll Forms Societies Across Cities
Prof. Mitchell Carroll head of the classical department at George Washington University has returned after a month's absence. He formed affiliated societies of the Institute in Salt Lake City San Francisco and in the Northwest at Seattle Portland Walla Walla and other centers.
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Portland
Walls Walla
Illustrated War Talk by Edwin Emerson at National Theater
Edwin Emerson described his siege experience as the sole Western correspondent inside Port Arthur, aided by Russian officers and photographs by Lindpaintner. He recounted escaping the Japanese blockade in a Chinese scow, reaching a Russian torpedo boat, and touring the besieged port amid shelling. The tale, though risky, drew a large audience and praise for both speakers.
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Tragic Train Death Of John Hiliott Found Near Tunnel
The mangled body of John Hiliott, aged 42, was found near a tunnel leading to the Pennsylvania Railroad. Police suspect a freight train collision but have yet to locate witnesses. Remains sent to morgue. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Miliste
Trade with Cuba 1905 Imports and Exports Highlight Sugar
Commerce with Cuba shows total U S imports in 1905 near 72.65 million with sugar as a major contributor. Principal imports include cigars and confections, while exports from the United States to Cuba reach about 1.86 million, with notable items such as furniture, refined oil, iron and steel goods, locomotives, sewing machines, and electrical equipment. The report notes reciprocal treaty effects lowering duties and rising Cuban production.
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