Senators Debate Endorsements and Best Judgment in Governance
The speaker defends Senators who vote against or differ from the President, arguing three independent government branches and that criticizing debate and independence harms democracy. He cites Philppine tariff, Panama Canal, Elkins law, and contrasts with Burton’s stance, urging endorsement based on alignment with public judgment and constitutional principles.
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Congress
Washington
Burton
Sneck
Lofxe
Senate
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Kelter
Weems
Nevin
Goébel
Thio Invcite
Mr Burton
Xi Burton
Ming
Northwestern
Obie
Ater Tim
Philippi
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Attorney General
Hepburn
Sunts
Elkins
Supreme Court of the United States
Navy
Taft
America
Panama Canal
Panama
United States
15 Cents Backed Up Train In Indiana Harbor
Special report from Port Chicago details a dispute aboard a Pennsylvania Limited mail train as George Mc Ginnity refused a 15 cent fare. The conductor held the train for forty six minutes delaying mail and passengers, promising $1 refunds to each passenger, with the case to be settled in Justice court.
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Washington
Chicago
George McGinnity
Indiana Harbor
United States
McGinnity
Gary
McGinnty
Ainsley
Limited
Weather Summary From Washington Bureau Aug 22 Report
Weather conditions report a broad high barometer advancing eastward over the Lake region into Ohio Valley. Cooler weather follows west of the Mississippi while warnings of a frost line reach South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota. Tuesday expected fair with showers in parts of the Northeast and Southeast coast. Winds shift from south to northwest across regions with variable patterns along the coast and Great Lakes. Local temperatures show highs near 78 and lows around 69 with humidity around 100 percent at 8 am. Sun rises at 5:35 am and sets at 6:37 pm.
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Wealer Barcau
Warshington
Sendsy
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Aottanden
New York
England
Mississippi River
Missouri Vechey
Wiesissinpi
South Dakota
Braske
Worth Pavia
Staten
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Aight
Gulf
Grand Banks
Denial of Carter’s statements on Quartermaster Dept critique
Army column by EG Snyder defends the Quartermaster Department’s record in Civil War and later wars. It rebuts Brig Gen W H Carter’s annual report criticizing Congress and regulations, arguing the department withstood wars, maintains accountability, and should not be blamed for systemic flaws. It cites Sherman's, Sherman, Meade, Hancock, and Garfield-era assessments supporting current methods.
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EG. Snyder
W H. Carter
Department of the Lakes
Acta of Congress
United States
Quartermaster's Department
Congress
Grand Army
Thomas Miffin
Quartermasters Department
Carter
Spain
Congressional Committee
Sherman
W T Sherman
Geo. P. H Sheridan
Germany
France
George C Meade
W. & Hancock
Hancock
Ysiaft
House of Representatives
Committee On Army Organization
Army Corps
Carter War Expenditures Debate Renews Centralization Critique
The article argues that Gen Carter’s criticisms of army supply management overlook established authority and proven systems. It defends the current delegation of wartime spending to Secretaries and generals, noting a July 1906 accounting system and ongoing centralization advances led by Brig. Gen. Humphrey.
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Iai
Quartermaster's Department
United States
Reid
Secretary of War
Carter
Army Regulations
Quartermaster General
Gen Canter
War Department
Guartermasters
Humphrey
C. F Humphrey
Santiago
Aten
China
Philippines
Gan Humphrey
Stewardship Amid Shrinking Funds and Rising Demands
The speaker argues appropriations are enjoined and decline yearly while demands grow. He says detailed supervision and army-wide loyalty guide the object, praising the department's efforts and urging united support to improve credit against critics.
Colored Baptists to Meet in Tennally Town Church
The Rock Creek Baptist Church in Tennally town Washington DC hosts Bethlehem Baptist Association sessions Tuesday through Thursday. The event covers church vocations, support for connected schools, old folks homes and missions, with debates on temperance, Sunday school, Young People’s Union, and delegates for the Anti-Saloon League convention in St Louis. Notables include Rev John Richards, C EL Strother, Alex Wilbanks, J C Dent, W J Robinson, and others.
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Rock Creek
Ant-Saloon League
St .Louis
John Richards
C EL Strother
Alex Wilbanks
J C Dent
W J Robinson
W. J Howard
W H. Brooks
A Jones George W Lee
J I Loving
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District of Columbia
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