Tariff Talk on San Francisco Sufferers Aid
The article discusses tariff revision tied to earthquake relief for San Francisco and other West Coast cities. It notes opposition from standpatters, the likelihood of swift action in both houses, and the political calculations to avoid delaying aid while debating removing duties on building steel and related products.
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California
Ciiag
San Francisco
Keke
Wade
Republican Party
Actint
Standarrd Strel
Pacifc
Sen Frovciaso
Sartighke
Norhong
Hota
Dulas Bhay
Tua Uitden Verte
Tay Airel Mills
Ie West
Ting
Belasco
The
Theatreal Trust Ovet
Tso
Mattnees
Oreh
Gutleryy
Zia
Frisco
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Sparkling Comets
Julie Bon Bon
Odette Tyler
Lady Zuntworth
CHASE
Rxenings
Sto
England
America
Skatie Barry
Europe
Bing van
Your-Lukens
Augusta Glore
Emil
Hee
Janeze
Ladies Clus Theater
Amenereen
Senate Approves Passaic Public Building Project
Fire department leaders report approval of a Passaic public building project costing about 100000. The measure discusses sites near Fort Augustus and related river works, with power plant and forest considerations under military and engineering review.
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Fellowir Raterda
Fort Agsetes
Searoas
Matitabie
Ilo
San Gabrie Forest
Reefer Power Planta
He Laon
Chaplatn
Fox
Corte of
Enygineera of
The
Array
Senate confirms a number of nominations case postponed
The report notes a postponed Smoot case and lists pallbearers Curran, William Mealey, Drennan, Michael Moore among mourners. Burial occurred in Morar. Morgan Lewis will attend funeral in Jeffersonville, New York, for W Sydney Smith of New York, aged 48, an architect.
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Mecoriai
Catiente
Imston
Pallbeare Wert
Curran
Wiliam Mealey
Wasid Movin
Hanes Drennan
Michael Moore
Satin
Morar
Morgan Lewis
Gebleskill
N.Y
Tormorrow
W. Sydney Smith
New York
Mrs. Lewis
Smith
Senate Debates Indian Appropriation in Partial Session
Virtually the entire Senate session centered on the Indian appropriation with parts still unsettled. The Senate announces a noon meeting today. The House did not convene yesterday as members attended John Paul Jones ceremonies at Annapolis. a noon session is planned today.
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Senate
House
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Dividends and Earnings Scrutiny of Panam Railroad
Senate Interoceanic Canal Committee questioned B A Drake vice president of the Pan American Railroad over dividends totaling more than $500,000 issued in 193, from accumulated prior earnings, and bonds issued to fund steamship repairs. Debate framed as possible diversion of funds tied to U.S. property contracts. Drake to provide executive committee books for further testimony.
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B.A. Drake
Panama
Senate Interoceanic Canala Committee
United States
Drake
Piy
Morgan
Board Ofirectors
Postmaster General Proposes a Denominated Postal Note
Postmaster General Cartelyou asks Congress to authorize a new postal note system. Denominations range from one cent to 50 dollars with small notes free and larger ones for a nominal fee. A commission studied feasibility and recommended fixed denominations and a testing period. An appropriation of 15000 dollars is sought to implement during the fiscal year ending June 20, 1907.
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Congress
Cartelyou
Fenat
Sta
Hawkeman Senate
Tonzth
Tie
Cone Siler
Senate eyed to defeat alcohol bill amid tariff revision battles
Lodge or Foraker expected to lead opposition as tax reforms and tariff cuts fuel debate in Senate. Amendments to the tariff reduction measure stir volume and a push to curb rates intensifies discussions. Committee meetings reveal no alcohol bill passage yet while a related energy and climate admin path surfaces.
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Lodge
Foraker
Sepeetee
Senate
Wariff
Islance 18
Geological Survey
Senate Prods House Indian Bill as Debate Rages
Senate session centers on the Indian appropriation bill with lively exchanges among Lodge Teller Clapp and Dubois. Debate touches Kickapoo relocation to Mexico and funding via a specified Engle Pass bank. Senator Teller accuses the Indian Commissioner of hindering tribal rights while a 60,000 appropriation for coal deposits investigation in Indian Territory is approved.
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Teller
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Sesson
Senate
Lodge
Clapp
Dubois
United States
Philippine Islands
Gallinger
House
Frye
Mexico
Senator Lodge
Engle Pass
Tex
Kean
Railroad Car Preference Alleged at ICC Hearing
Freight Traffic Manager of Norfolk and Western testified that coal mine operators faced car shortages and that some railroads showed preference to certain operators. Other witnesses noted output limits, threats to territory, and discussions on New England rate conferences. Davant described tidewater line advantages and terminal constraints, while mining officials cited reduced capacity due to car scarcity.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Tillman-Gillespie
T. Davant
Fraight
Norfolk’ and
Western Railroad
New England
Tidewater
Daniel Howard
O'Gara Coal Mining Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Hale
J. L. Lewis
Federal Coal and Coke Company
Fairmont
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Washington, T.c
Davant
Cecal Nington
Mil.son
Newman
New York Central
Murray
Baltimore
Onio
Stevens
Ing Johnson
Norfolk and Wes
Civira
New York
Glasgow
Norfolk and Western Coul
Bribed City Councilman Testimony At Legislative Hearing
Spectar reported before the Drake legislative committee as witnesses described a scheme where Luping Coal Company president Alexander Cunningham said he must pay councilman Michael Mullen 1500 to secure coal contracts. Cunningham did not appear. The hearing also covered paybacks to sheriffs for newspaper ads and other testimony about past officials.
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Spectar
Washington Pont
Cincinnati
Onlo
Drake
Isaac Jordan
George H. Warrington
Tyler Field
Alexander Cunningham
Luping Coal Company
Michael Mullen
Cunningham
Mullen
Cox
Eshelby
Tribume
H. Humbold
Times Star
Col
Leopold. Markbreit
Vollsblatt
Reinbold
C.P. Taft
Taft
C. P. Taft
Taylor
Lawmakers Get Passes for Rail Travel in New Jersey
Camden N J April 24 Members of the New Jersey legislature in this section received annual passes over the Pennsylvania Railroad Central Railroad of New Jersey and West Shore Railroad. The passes are valid only during the legislative session and are furnished by law. The receipt of the annuals came as a surprise.
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New Jersey
Camden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central Railroad of
West Shore
Hobson Defeats Bankhead in Alabama Sixth District Primary
Complete unofficial returns show Capt. Richmond P. Hobson defeating Representative John H. Bankhead by 495 votes. Hobson carried Walker Hale Pickens and Fayette counties, while Bankhead led Lamar Marion and Sumter. The piece notes Bankhead's long service and roles on Public Buildings and Grounds and Rivers and Harbors, with Hobson seeking a naval affairs role and emphasizing naval funding goals.
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Birmingham
Ale
Richmond P. Hobson
John H. Bankhead
Hobson
Walker
Hale
Pickens
Fayette
Bankhead
Lamar
Marion
Bumter
Greats
Tuscaloosa
John Hollis Bankhead
Alabama
Congress
Sixth
Washington
Bankhent
Hanse
House
Apitera Grains Aimed At Busy Households
A vintage ad text praises Apitera Grains as crisp dainty and delicious. It targets harassed business people exhausted mothers and energetic children, promising easy serving and digestion. It claims one month proves it as the perfect food and encourages bold display by grocers.
Fight for Pure Food Aims at Founder's Work
The piece recalls Frank Leslie and Gail Borden in a long defense of pure food and condensed milk. It notes Leslie's crusade against impure milk, Borden's hunger for better dairy regulation, and the 19th century battles to ensure safe bread and milk. It highlights Leslie's threats, the work of illustrators, and the ongoing relevance of pure food advocacy.
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Frank Leslie
Gail Borden
Lincoln and Greeley
Franis Leslie
Tea Me
Lealie
Gge
Leslie
Boyden
Nuame
Promotions in Artillery Officers Assignments and Commands
Artillery officers receive promotions and new commands. Cols Harry B. Anderson and Robert H. Peterson are promoted. Cols John P. Wisser C. K. S. Harry Henry M. Andrews and C. D. Parkhurst advance to Coast Artillery and Field Artillery posts. Lieut Col M. M. Macomb and Maj Gh. We. Van Daeysen move to Field Artillery with various Forts and districts assigned, including Forts Leavenworth Baker Worden and Fort McKinley. Col Patterson assumes Savannah artillery district command at Fort Sereven. Col Anderson commands Baltimore district at Fort Howard. Col Taylor leads Puget Sound district at Fort Worden. Lieut Col Andrews to Fort McKinley. Lieut Col Macomb to Fort Leavenworth. Lieut Col W to Fort Baker. Maj Vari Deusen to Thirteenth Battalion Field Artillery. In the Philippines
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Harry BR. Anderson
Robert H. Terson
John P. Wisser
C. K
Harry Henry M. Andrews
D. Parkhurst
Artill
M. M. Macomb
Gh. We. van Daeysen
Field Artillery
F. E. Hopkins
Ligt
IR. Tilton
Coast Artillery
Homer ‘B. Grant
We Eighty-ninth Company
L. T. Waldron
Porty Fitta
Col. Patterson
Sadatia
Savannah
Fort Sereven
Col Anderson
Baltimars
Fort Howard
Taylor
Aistzice
Puget Sound
Fort Worden
Wash
Andrews
Fort McKinley
Macomb
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Baker
Cal
Vari Deusen
Field, Artiery
Capt Chidester Resigns Amid Navy Signals Leadership Changes
CAPT CHIDESTER RESIGNS and President Roosevelt accepted his leave of absence to take effect June 5. Maj GW Dunn and Cap Co Gi Horney and T Dickson of the ordnance department will board to examine lieutenants and captains on May 7. Court martial sentences for Private Barry Wilson of Troop H Thirteenth Cavalry and Private Frank J Burke of Company A Hospital Corps were approved for dishonorable discharge and confinement following charges of disorderly conduct and improper enlistment.
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Roosevelt
Walter
Chidester
GW. Dunn
Gi Horney
T. ©. Dickson
Ordnance, Department
Che
Barry Wilson
Teenth Cavalry
Fort’ Meyer
Frank J. Burke
Hospital Corps
Washington Barracks
Nave
Army Orders Reassignments and Transport Reports
The War Department issued orders for Capt. David A. Case to proceed to Fort Leavenworth with Capt. Frank H. Lawton for reassignment and investigation tasks in Chicago, and for Second Lieut. Patrick H. Winston to resign his artillery commission. Capt. John Sewell Carpy and First Lieut. Gustave R. Lukesh receive postings to San Francisco and Col. Waltham, while Second Lieut. Campbell B. Hodges and First Lieut. Robert K. Spitler are assigned to other duties including a visit to the Fisch Hat Company facility in Newark. Transport Thomas is reported arriving safely in Manila on April 22.
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David A. Case
Fort Leavenworth
Joha. Sewell
Carpy
Sani Francisco
Cali
Liew
H. Kelley
Philadelphis
Flrat
Gustave R. Lukesh
Corps of Engineers
Son, Basa
Col
Trust Inquiry Begun In Nashville Juror Charged
In Nashville, Special Justice Moody and District Attorney Larton presided as jurors were charged under Sherman law to determine if fertilizer trade involved interstate commerce. General Moody said the Department of Justice has investigated the matter and will decide further action based on findings.
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San Francisco
Treasury
Congress
Steel Trust
Larton
Federal
Governmentoe
Jaurton
Mandy
Tve
Moody
Department of Justice
McGray
Nelson “Refrigerator CO
Poright
American Idid Fellowship
Gd Feliowa
Seventh Street
Inderling
Ancing
Vernilliom
Chase D. Lore
WDEE
Jnirbee
Fue Anating
Dr. White
Spencer
Star Annex
Patent Office
Storey
Ariowwnine Middleton
Pac Ave
Girmeh
Nervine restores sleep and eases neuralgia claims
Belvidere resident reports severe fever, headaches, and nervous weakness improving after taking Dr Miles Nervine bought from local druggist. Claimant notes substantial sleep restoration and reduced pain following starting the remedy.
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Stree
yianAve
Belvidere
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