Senate Debates May 10 Vote on Railroad Bill
The Senate plans to hold further debate on railroad rate legislation with a vote likely by May 10. Amendments and speeches will occupy much of the week under a ten minute rule, with a push for a final decision after limited debate and possible unanimous consent for a quick schedule.
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Daniel
Rayner
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Tillman
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Bailey
National House of Representatives
Williams
Cannan
Impetus for $50,000,000 river and harbor project movement
A Southern trip by Representative Ransdell leads a National Rivers and Harbors Association delegation. Joined by Dyasidson, Maynard, Small, and others, the tour includes Norfolk Virginia Elizabeth City and Wilmington North Carolina. Captain Winslow of the Engineer Corps guides travelers through the Dismal Swamp Canal.
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Ransdell
Lousana
Dyasidson
Wisconsin
House
Dones
Washington
Maynard
Virginia
Small
North Carolina
Norfolk
Elizabeth Coty
Wilmington
N.C
Pattergon
Winslow
Bhigneer Corps
House pays tribute to late J. M. Pinkney
The Texas House, led by Speaker Cannon, held a session to honor the late John M. Pinkney, representative from the Eighth Texas district. Addresses were delivered by Moore, Fred, Henry, Gerner, Rapple, Grogs, Burgess, Sheppard, Beall of Texas, Padgett of Tennessee, and Lamb of Virginia. Resolutions of regret were adopted and the House adjourned at 12:60 o'clock to resume today.
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Sladen
Texas
House of Representatives
John M. Pinkney
Eighth
Moore
Fred
Henry
Gerner
Raplel
Grogs
Burgess
Sheppard
Beall
Padgett
Tennessee
Lamb
Virginia
Rifle Trophy Meet Between Seventy First NY and Naval Academy
Hollis Wells of the Seventy first Regiment NY National Guard offers a handsome life shooting trophy for an annual match with the Naval Academy. First bout scheduled May 19 with further matches May 3 and May 12, involving Maryland and District of Columbia National Guard teams.
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Midshipmen
Maryland National Guard
District of Columbia National Guard
Watson opposes duties suspension on building imports
Representative James A. Watson of Indiana said the Ways and Means Committee would not report favorably on bills to suspend duties on structural steel and building materials bought abroad for rebuilding San Francisco after the disaster. California Republicans oppose the measures, citing U S Steel preference for San Francisco orders and impact on local lumber and brick industries.
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Indiana
Committee On Ways and Means
San Francisco
Pacific Metropolis
California
United States Steel Corporation
Williams Sets Tariff Pace for Democratic Opposition
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi closed his five hour tariff speech Saturday setting a policy path for Democrats. They will push tariff revision speeches whenever possible as several appropriation bills loom. Leaders seek tariff reform as a central 2024- era slogan, arguing current schedules favor monopolies and enable cheaper imports than U.S. consumers pay.
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Mississippi
House
Congress
Vatican plan for friar lands fund adopted in Rome
The Vatican accepted the division plan for the 7 million dollars paid by the United States for the friar lands in the Philippines. The Vatican will keep the principal, grant an annual allowance of interest to Philippine dioceses, and distribute the remaining funds among the religious orders in the islands per their agreement.
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Bryan in Jerusalem Addresses Missionary Alliance Meeting
Willam J. Bryan visited Jerusalem during his world tour and spoke seventy minutes at a Christian Missionary Alliance Tabernacle meeting. He praised Christ’s life and teachings and bewailed the small number of Christians in America and Europe visiting Bibleteland.
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America
Europe
Bibteland
Grage Drill Corps to Visit White House Grounds
Apollo Commandery drill team from Troy New York arrives in the city after a Southern pilgrimage. The party will tour Treasury Printing Office and other buildings, meet President Roosevelt at the White House, visit the Senate House and Supreme Court, and perform a drill on the White House grounds before departing by Pennsylvania lines. The 150 members include Sir James H Liega H R Mann and many others. Doring’s Band accompanies the group. Also report on Adele Arclander, attacked and robbed, unable to identify suspects after rogues gallery viewing.
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Colunbis Commandery
Riggy House
Treasury
Government Printing Office
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House of Representatives
Supreme Court
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H R. Mann
Thomas W. Hslap
Mt. N. Lansing
David R Clary
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Lunk Kinney
Rufus G. Millare
Robert W. Porter
William J. Gardner
Herman (. Leeble
Walter 'F. Lynd
John BE. Sambrook
Frank H Deel
Albert Denes
John @. Hollister
Lenar Yoana
Edward Haber
NM. Hastings
Wiliam van Vleck
3. Gutterworth
James Caven
James D. Bramhall
John F. Grutches
Doring
Adele Arclander
Rogues
Keer Commission Split Over Agriculture Census Report
The Keer Commission divided over publishing material reflecting on the Department of Agriculture and its crop reporting service. Disputed evidence links the National Board of Trade report to the Roosevelt era inquiry, potentially needing President Roosevelt to settle the controversy.
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Chinese merchant Cheong arrested over relief fund collection in Washington
Tuck Cheong a respected Chinese merchant at 324 Pennsylvania avenue was arrested Saturday and spent hours in a police cell on a charge of conducting a policy game while collecting San Francisco earthquake relief donations. Attorney Hosea Moulton defended him, calling him reputable and honest.
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Tuck. Cheong
Tuck Cheong
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Washington
Tenth Street
oCtrorney Hosea Moulton
House Debates Free Seed Aid as Agriculture Budget Passes
The House aims to approve the agricultural appropriation including free seed distribution. Debate may delay passage to midweek with potential minor increases but no reductions. Republicans oppose the program. Gaines supports it but lacks broad Democratic backing, while some want to end the nuisance and expense. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ad follows.
Crapsey on Christ Birth and Resurrection at Ithaca Chapel
Rev Cr tas battle on heresy concludes in Batavia. In Ithaca he argues Christ born without divine attributes and asserts no physical resurrection, praising a spirit world view. He cites Peter’s visions and the soul as the means by which Jesus appeared to followers. Cornell figures attend the services.
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Peter
Grannis Report Accepted by First Church Disciples
The First Church of the Disciples in West Fifty sixth Street voted behind closed doors to accept a committee report finding Elizabeth Grannis guilty of contempt toward church members. The congregation also sustained a recommendation to withdraw from Grannis if she does not resign within two weeks. Only six votes supported Grannis.
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Parity League
Washington
New York
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West Fifty-sixth Street
Wass
Committee of Elders
Purity League
Rev Wright Urges Mindful Reading Of Sunday Papers
The Rev A K Wright of Centennial Baptist Church argued that Sunday newspapers shape public opinion and morals. He noted most Sunday editions are secular, pull worshippers from services, and reduce time for religious reading, urging readers to invest in religious journals instead.
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Centennial Baptist Church
Tne
Telegraph
Press
United States
Dia
J Paya
Kingdom
Sexes Divided in Church Meetings at Fifth Baptist
Abigail wife of Nabal and Queen of Israel highlighted by Dr Weston Bruner in a women only session at Fifth Baptist Church. Fred B Smith urged men in a parallel talk on moral duty. Bruner urged women to endure trials with loyalty and courage and warned mothers to judge suitors by character over wealth. Smith linked Cain and Abel to personal responsibility and urged purity and accountability among men and fathers.
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Nabal
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Yarael
Bruner
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Broner
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Nabat
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Ufe
San Francisco
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Fifth Baptist
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Grannis Defies Move Out in Church Dispute
The Grannis family resists leaving the church as congregants debate leadership. Elder Banton defends a biased verdict against the Endings, while Rev. Miner Lee Bates from Hast Grange is named as the sole new pastor candidate.
Hotels list of guests by city and state in New Willard
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with their spouses staying at the New Willard and other hotels across major cities including Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and more. The entry catalogs guests by state, city, and name, with many sojourners and social connections noted alongside hotel affiliations. The piece ends with a brief Chicago News cartoon caption.
Dowie Defies Voliva at Zion Tabernacle in Rally
Chicago April 2 Dowie spoke before 2600 at Zion Tabernacle denying charges by Voliva. Rival meeting drew 5000 locals at Zion Calalogue. Dowie praised Mrs Dowie, said she was misled, and rejected accusations while a man was pressured to testify but remained silent. Dowie wore a lavish apostolic robe as he led prayer and hymn.
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