Senate rails against administration in railroad reform debate
The Senate clashed over the Crawford-Hiking amendment to the railroad bill with Iowa Senator La Follette opposing the date for a vote and Senator Dolliver attacking the pooling and rate framework. Senator Root defended the provision stressing executive experience and practical law, while Senator Elkins failed to secure a ten day vote.
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Yowa
Root
la Follette
Dolliver
Senate
Iowa
Elkins
Yenaint la Follette
Dolsine
Spain
Dalliver
Root Vast
Doliver
Eom
Representative Ames Pushes US Canada Trade Reform
Representative Ames of Massachusetts circulated a petition to the Ways and Means Committee urging consideration of improving US Canada trade relations. If he secures signatures, he will present to the committee and rally Republican caucus support to press for action. He advocates removing maximum and minimum tariff features in Canada trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olitier Ames
Massacnuselty
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Canaan
Ames
House Repubicans
Alt ‘Ames
Culberson Plans Re Election And Senate Inquiry
Culberson announces run for re election as term ends March 4 184. He is hospitalized in northern New York but expects recovery soon. Senate judiciary panel to report a resolution authorizing a five member select committee to probe police third degree coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenatur Culberson
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Heyburn
Senate Debates Expenditure and Railroad Bill Clash
Congress detailed activity cites a $65,000 expenditure inquiry into commodity costs. Debate rages over railroad bill amid administration defense and district of Columbia observances. House adjourns 12 noon after reports of reform proposals and personnel reserves for the Navy and Marines.
Lodge Stops Probe Fight Over Tariff Cost Debate
Senator Lodge withdraws a resolution to authorize a 63000 inquiry into commodity costs, with aides Percy and Stone attacking the move as political. Newlands blames tariffs trusts and currency for high prices while urging tariff reduction. Senate committees hear about card storage under the food act and witness price shifts from 1900 to 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Jone
Percy
Bississippi
Stone
Republian
Pimgeis
Ratton
New York
Cot~ Tan Exchange
Republican Party
Newlands
Senate
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Harvey W. Wiley
Select Committee
Peter W. Peterson
South Dakota
Senator Lodge
Transfer bill passes and street extension debated in House
The House passed the Wiley universal transfer measure with amendments and adopted a resolution directing an investigation into George Washington University finances and affairs. An extension of Nineteenth Street from Belmont to Pilmore remains unsettled after adjournment.
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Wiley
District of Columbia
George Washington University
House
Nineteenth Street
Belmont Road
Piltmore Street
Johnson
Senate
Kahn
California
Stafford
Wisconsin
Carlin
Virginia
Capital Praction Company
Washinton, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon
Sims
Tennnessee
Houge
Scott
Ittee
Jone
Amt Investine
Boutell
George, Washington University
Millions of Acres Damaged by April Frost in South
Reports indicate heavy frost and freezing temperatures across Georgia, Florida to Mississippi and the Deep South, with snow in Atlanta and nearby areas. Cottonseed mills struggle to supply seed for replanting, spare seed scarce, and finance-driven bullish activity in New York Cotton Exchange grows amid fears of a delayed crop.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Tennesse
Alabama
Louisiana
Atlanta
Selma
Ala
Columbus
Misa
C Riqbus
Tennessee
Mieslasipp
State Ofdale
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Sully
Messrs. Brown and
Hayne
New Orleans
G Happy Moran Prisoner in Costly Hotel Quarters
Chicago April 2 Charles Moran alias Chapny Moran known as the dean of American swindlers awaits removal to Philadelphia. Moran inhabits an expensive hotel suite with a valet and fine wardrobe, tied to the Eastern Grain Company scheme with William Clark. They allegedly swindled investors of over 500000 and fled. Moran was arrested in Philadelphia and brought to Chicago after bail was set.
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Chicago
Charles Ar “Chapny
Moran
Postoffice
Spector Stuart
J. T. Cortelyou
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Jake
Cortelyou
A. ‘Axtead
Girls Lure For Faro Game In Boston Swindle
Special to The Washington Host Boston April 23 A large scale faro swindle used young women as decoys to lure Boston men of means to a New York gaming resort Officials say George W Coleman of National City Bank of Cambridge fell victim and the scheme defrauded Boston citizens of about 2 million dollars A key suspect Ele Bili Kelcher remains jailed on 25000 bail as Justice agents pursue leads in New York and West Forty fourth Street gambling houses
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Washington
Boston
New York
Men of Means
Department of Justice
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of Cambridge
Bills Pass House For Universal Team Tarss Across DC
The House approved measures directing universal treatment across street railways and instructing the Attorney General to investigate the financial and educational affairs of George Washington University.
Revision Upward May Be Needed In Tariff Debate
An 1890s tariff discussion warns that rising imports threaten domestic wages and production. The speaker argues exports must exceed imports by about 250 million annually to meet obligations, while urging careful study of tariff changes to protect American labor and industry. Notable names include J Sloat Faussett, J A Watson, and John W Fordney.
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J. Sloat Fausett
New York
J. A. Watson
Insana
John W. Fordney
Michlean
Taggart Expects Victory in Indiana Senate Fight
Hundreds of Indiana Democrats meet in Indianapolis as delegates arrive for the state convention. Former Representative Miers entered the Senate race but urged a vote to name a candidate at the convention and push a primary after November. Gov. Marshall appears poised to be defeated as Taggart campaigns for a two thirds convention majority to reject the governor’s proposed naming plan. Michigan Republicans including John W. Blodgett Samuel Lemon E D Stair Philip McMillan and Mike Brennan in Detroit discuss Burrows’ re election bid and deny rumors of Sen Burrows withdrawal.
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Marshall
Vezi
Weahington Post
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ormer
Miers
Senate
Bis Friends
Marshal
Taggart
Namas
Ain
Nama
Cenfer
Michigan
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Republican National Committee
Samuel Lemon
E. D. Stair
Detroit
Philip McMillan
McMilan
Mike Brennan
Benatar Burrows
Chamber to Send Committee to St Paul Convention
Chamber of Commerce directors allocate 750 dollars to send Granville Hunt Thomas Grant and EL Stiles to St Paul for a Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen oval convention. Aim to influence a Washington meeting next year and attract national industrial and fraternal groups to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
St.Paul
Chamber’, of Commerce
St Paul
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Oval
Washington
Granville
Minnesota
United States
Eareldeg
Brother of Sugar Trust Head Expires Away From Vanity
The obituary recounts the death of the brother of a Sugar Trust head, detailing his life nearby on West Forty Fourth Street and his long history with stage performances. It notes his attendance at many shows, a behind the curtain position, and mentions of Tanguay, Trixie Friganna, Lulu Glaser, and other figures, with family stating he had no choice in living apart from them.
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Evan
Bbc
Detroit
Ballatore
Sonia
Tanguay
Trixie Friganna
Chicago
Hevemeyer
Lulu Glaser
Wolter Claims Innocence in Death Penalty Case
New York April 5 Albert Wolter a YW year old youth facing execution for Ruths murder asserts his innocence and hopes an appeal will spare him from the electric chair He hints at a mythical witness Abner and recounts a day in Central Park while under cross examination he admits he had only four cents and cites rent payments as evidence of his depleted funds
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Jim
New York
Albert W. Wolter
Ruth Sec Ts
Central Park
Walter
Frank Moss
Katie Musller
Hard Fighting in Albania Drives Turkish Reinforcements
Constantinople reports the Albanian rising intensifies as two brigades, about sixteen battalions, are dispatched to troubled districts. Albanians attack Turkish units near Shtimiz, seize Kachanik Pass, halt Turkish rail service, and threaten isolation of forces in the Kospovo plain. Disarmed Turkish soldiers are returned toward Uskub. Casualty figures remain unconfirmed.
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Constantinople
Elaht
Shtimizs
Gant
Albania
Dulya Pass
Kachanik Pass
Uskub
Vekub
Kospovo
Ther Peliet
Dadygverd
Vie
Sultan Abdul Hamla
Guards Kill Two Convicts At Colorado Penitentiary
In Canon City Colorado April 25 two convicts John Bradley and Andrew Johnson were killed and three others wounded as inmates attempted a dynamite aided escape from the State Penitentiary. Warden Tynan and guards repelled the breakout after one attacker fired a revolver. Suspect Warry Brophy linked to planning the escape and parole due tomorrow.
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Canon City
Colo
John Bradley
Andrew Johnson
Penitentiary
Tynan
Miss Esteeeld Identified as New Yorker Drowned at Naples
The American Consulate today established the identity of Miss Esteeeld whose body was found on the Naples beach last Saturday. A New York City native and sister of Mrs. Bertha Reid Wells, she died by drowning per post mortem findings.
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Naples
Esteeeld
Bae
New York City
Bertha Reid
Wells
That City
Il A
Welia
Stricken at Arlington Hotel Whittemore Dies at 77
William C. Whittemore of Rye New York died in his Arlington Hotel apartment at 1 20 am of heart trouble. He was born in upper New York State in 184? He was Yale College class of 18? a railway supply businessman for years, retired ten years ago. He spent winters in the city for twenty years and made the Arlington his home during stays. Funeral services will be held at his residence in Rye tomorrow afternoon.
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Wiliam C. Whittemore
Rye
N. E
Arlington Hotel
Mr. Whittemore
Upper
New York State
Yale College
Lied States
Europe
City
Escape from eighth floor fall shocks city
Henry Dade, a Black man, plummeted eight stories from the Cumber Lang apartments at Fourteenth Street and Magenshuielts Avenue NW. He survived with only a slight right arm injury after being rushed to Emergency Hospital by physicians. He had been repairing damage when he lost balance.
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Henry Dade
Cumberlang
Fourteenth Street
Magenshuielts Avenue
Plekeq
Thénegro
Hotels and Guests Listed Across Cities in OCR Fragment
A long, garbled list shows numerous guests and residents at hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and other places. Names include F. Wie J. Wi Ranaki W. Hall Mire Woodward L. J. Canfield Edward Dove C. Murphy J. Winter Willard Charles Woodward Arlington Cherie Sinnott and many others. The fragment reads like a hotel guest directory or society notices with scattered surnames and affiliations. The exact dates and venues are unclear due to OCR errors but the piece centers on hotel names and guest entries.
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Boston
F. W. Wie
St, James
J. Wiranaki
Shorgham
W. Hall
EbbiCt
Barke
Wte
Wiliard
Chicago
L. J
Juan Yrs
Rotiny
Stuart Walker
Morris
Q. Konti
Taylor Holes
Joan Wl. ‘Arlington
EL A. Geterridge
Cherie Hi. Sinnott
RT. Bete
MC. Wilken
Axhur L. Merlin
Baris
J. W. Smith
Walter H. Bowie
Henry T. Wille
Loulnertine
Charlotte Langer
Fhoreham
Edvin Stevens
Mier
Marshall
WH. Hinton
Rigen Willis
Simgwnod
Maslin
Ebbitt
Samos Hoover
Maxwell Weert
George
Etgrens
B.S
Crafterd
Beoper
Eps Waite
Rg Akswm O'S
Howl Banks
Miline
Dire
Wiliam Hielgchel
Josaph S. Firény
Peters
ML. Chortock
Kiel Welsé
Aurion D- Welks
J. ¥. Sternarob
B. Miecie
Mes
B.A. Wolkar
Wittens
F Bead
J.C. Shobrer
Tompking
Hosibekbridee
Gall
Brite
Jas Cook
Arlington
W. Price
Riggt
Charies
B. Baines
W. A. Emory
Gok
Pryntials
George Tatlace
W.wylcox
Hemford
Willard
B.L. Ramphrey
Raleigh
Delaware
HH. Walker
Dover
Blox Ghostes
Shorabata
Garton
Names Listed Across States in Erratic Directory Style
A scrambled OCR reads like a roster of individuals and spouses grouped by states New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and Canada. The text lists numerous personal names with surnames and occasional cities but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Vonaress
Roosevelt
Fromeena
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Riont
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Stoné
Butt
Obrome
Stouse
Comeldoration
Underwood
Tod
Ghappy’ Moran
FARO
Hill
New York Dispatch
New York Herald
James J. Hi
Harmon
Tame T. Lloid
Democratic Congressing
Teele
Rew -York
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London
Chicaroe
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Liverpaal
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Bretagne
Tron
Hevre
Chilatiene
Copentingen
Pismond Expo
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Liverpabl
Baltis
Newt Yorke
Ghaugpe
Crifornia
Blew York
Foite Delzdu
Oi Fark
Fox Naeples
Genoa
Ates
Brother of Sugar Trust
Wolter
Miss Red
NEW Yorker
W.B. Moses & Sons Office Furniture Department
William C. Whittemore
Negro
J. Verazhy
Wie
Srrecusa
Charles A. Boos
George W. Davison
Drunklyn
W. O. Kellogg
Aid Wit
Ogdensbirs
Wipard
NEW Jessey
C. & Brownmiller
Cape Mf
Red
Bunk
Ohio
J. Green
Cleveland
St. James
Jonn
August Schmidt
Allendorf
Balligey
Sandusky
Charles B.worth
Gravéland
Kelley
Kelley Inland
Shoreham
J. W. Spada
Dwyton
Riggs
Alluring
Mza
Gibxen
Cincinnath
Frank G Nascin
Clever
George L
Wess
Graveland
Hale
Pennsylvania
Migs
A.W. Koigey
Chestnut Si
Shorthem
C. A. Fras
York
WH. Tagnibton
Barerbury
Mrsdale
Abner Hooperty A. Jounxion
Rewickem
Witten H. Mans
Morrieville
Blair Reoship
Blair Renstlp
Richmond
T P
Newport News
GE Ceakle
G Moore
Eyeehbure
T. G
Earthcart
Lirey
Whitard
WEST
C. Slaughter
J. G. Heochine
Alieson
Wiiard
H. F. Crogby
Eng Wile
E. Ball
Milwackies
N—H. L. Gapeto
Catcutta
Indie
Mises A. McAndraw
Mieu Moat
Toronto
Canada
Adlington
Count Guida Auerspers
Viewua
Harris
Tateleg Comeasby
Jamre
Forbes
Aborn Opera Company
Mite
Prodinte
BI Capitan
Merry Monerch
Dodo Semson
Mechete
Columbia
Thurston Sauceesnor
Kelvin
Garang
Dramade Stack
Columbia Players
Winchell Smith
Grewster
We. Fe
Belasco
BOO
Bulasco
Les Burenstein
Dally Motingo
Bowim Stevens & CO
Jotun Hyams
Lallk MeIntyre
T” Maballa Crrelyp-Ciureh
Fawerds
Morrey
Woods
Plu
Odell
Minter
Rockies
Vitagrapy Next Werk
Homer Lind & Co
Joyn
Bazmard
Academy
Honey B
Severin de
Werk
East Lysre
Thes Wres—Ma’ Eveny 'Sa
Gragkerjacks
Rome Weskbon
TODAY
Alviaquona Theater
William Airey
Plaza Theater
Sonne
Wom
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Iqhgbinetals
Margaret Keyes
Sablet
Metropolitan OF
Roberta Ra Ames
Wepsmsnat
Erenie
Feemstad
Droop’s
Park Road
Kings of Pool
King Pion
Eadeyt
Martell Family
Cole & Johnsox
Sto. Mont
Amer
WM Morris
Sonn
Ave. N. W
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