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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1906

Page

5

Penrose and Foraker Clash Over Negro Troops Inquiry

In the Senate a dispute over discharging the Twenty-fifth Infantry members heightens as Penrose and Foraker push rival resolutions. Penrose seeks full information from the President via War Department on discharge records and rights, while Foraker moves a broader inquiry likely to probe constitutional questions and due process. Both resolutions aim to uncover facts behind the Brownsville and related incidents and the treatment of colored soldiers.

Senate Twenty-fifth Infantry Foraker Penrose Pennsylvania Friends of the War Department Toraker Tilman Tillmans South Carolina Tumar Tillman Culberson Texas Warren Ketter Springfold Ohio Brownsville Ant Secretary of War Onlo Hale Allison House Congress J Seasion Mr. Pattus Pattus Morgan Catlom Aldrich Meridian Massachusetts Myra Penrose

Congress Opens As Senate And House Begin 135th Session

Congress opens its 135th session with Senators Hale Pattus and Morgan and House leaders greeting the new term. Nominations arrive after a White House delay, Senate in executive session, House decorum and oath of office for delegates observed, and Speaker Carmon presides amid a crowded gallery.

Senate White House Hale Capitol Congress Latta Loeb Carmon House of Representatives Uncle Joe Gen Grosvenor Ohio

White Plans for Diplomatic Moves Altered to Rome and St Petersburg

The administration may shift Henry White from Italy to St Petersburg and send Lloyd Griscom to Rome as part of cabinet reshuffles. White would move after aiding the Algeciras Conference while Griscom would be promoted following successful service in Brazil. A Brazil mission vacancy would result, with no announced fill.

Lloyd Griscom Brazil St. Petersburg George von L. Meyer Cortelyou Henry White Italy Mr Griscom Rome Bir. White Senate Griscom Rio de Janeiro St Petersburg White Algecira Prince von Buelow Guscom Japan

Hebrews greet president during immigration inquiry visit

Representative Goldfogle of New York introduced to the President a group of leading Hebrews including Dr Schmaria Levin of Vilna a Russian Douma member who came to lecture on Russia and study Jewish immigration to the United States Also present were Samuel Dorf Lewis Kron Jacob Saphirstein and P Wiermk associated with Jewish publications.

Goldfogle New York Schmaria Levin Vilna Russia Levin United States Samuel Dorf B'nai B'rith Abraham Lewis Kron

Shonts at White House consults on canal commission reorganization

Prelate Shonts of the Isthmian Canal Commission returns to Washington from the Isthmus and calls on the President to discuss his trip and proposed reorganization. Commissioners Hains and Endicott, Joseph Ripley, special lock engineer, and General Comneel Richard Rogers join the visit. Commissioner Harris travels from Colon directly to New Orleans.

Prealent Shonts Isthmian Canal Commission Washington Lsthmus White House Canal Commission Hains and Endicott Joseph Ripley General Comneel Richard Rogers Creme Shoats Harris Colon New Orleans

Dryden Sees Victory in New Jersey Legislature Return

Senator Dryden of New Jersey spoke at the White House and predicted re election by the state legislature with a majority of at least three on joint ballot. He said nearly all Republican members would abide by caucus decisions, noting a Republican majority of four on joint ballot.

Senator Dryden New Jersey White House

Depew Smiles After White House Visit

Senator Depew left the White House smiling after a brief meeting with the President. He said the session would be short and urged Congress to pass a Philippine tariff bill, a citizenship bill for Porto Ricans, and a ship subsidies measure. He also supported the President’s plan for an inheritance tax.

Depew White House Congress

Panama Gifts for President Roosevelt Presented on Isthmus

Chairman Shonte presented President Roosevelt with a brass inkstand made from French machinery and a cane carved from black palm wood with a vegetable ivory head. The gifts came from employees of the Isthmian Canal Commission and included a wooden base sourced from a railroad used by the French during early Panama Canal construction.

Roosevelt Shonte Isthmian Canal Panama iGanal

Sousa Opera Company Delivers The Free Lance At Columbia Theater

The Sousa Opera Company presented John Philip Sousa's new military comic opera The Free Lance at the Columbia Theater. Albert Hart George Schiller and Jeannette Lowrie star in a tale of rival monarchs plotting marriages while Griselda and a shepherd are cast as substitutes, with catchy numbers and lively comic bits.

Columbia Sousa the Free Lance Columbia Theater Sousa Opera Company John Philip Sousa Berlioz Opers Harry B Smith Bragga Graftiana Albert Hart George Schiller Griselda Shepherd Joseph Cawthorn Mesers. Hart Schiller Jeannette Lowrie George Tallman Prince Nella Bergen Princess Yolande Miss Bergen Mr Tallman Cawthorn

Hagerman Forecasts Defense of New Mexico Administration

Governor Hagerman of New Mexico travels to Washington to answer charges against his administration. Reported disputes began after his removal of H. O. Bursum as penitentiary superintendant and alleged 10 000 shortage. Bursum and other officials ousted, with signatures sought to recall Hagerman. Critics say party disorganization fuels the case. supporters claim long standing looting by former officials.

Santa Fe N. Mex H. Hagerman New Mexico Washington Bia Hagerman H. O Bursum Republican Territorial Committee Territorial Penitentiary Bursum W H. Andrews W H HH Llewellyn Roosevelt Rough Riders Een Campaien

Morgan Plans Senate Probe Into Cromwell Panama Canal Affairs

Senator Morgan aims to resume investigations into William Nelson Cromwell of New York over Isthmian Canal Commission contracts and Panama Railroad dealings. He intends to call the committee next week to seek answers or compel Cromwell before the Senate bar, despite Cromwell’s refusal to discuss his business with the Panama Canal Company. Colleagues have offered little help and the session’s stance remains undisclosed.

Morgan William Nelson Cromwell New York Isthmian Canal Commission Congress Cromwell New Panama Canal Company Senate

Opposition to Melhenny Nomination for Civil Service Post

A Senate battle looms over John A. Melhenny for Civil Service Commissioner with Republicans seeking a Republican tilt on government boards. Some GOP lawmakers may oppose, citing partisan balance, echoing past protests against Democratic appointees like Franklin Lane to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Civil Service Senate John A. Melhenny Franklin Lane Interstate Commerce Commissioner Commission Lane Mellhenny

Strong Denial From Platt Over Resignation Rumors

Senator Platt of New York sharply denied plans to resign amid persistent rumors. He stated he has no intention of leaving the Senate unless forced to, and mocked the idea, noting he remains a senator and has not seen anyone who could force him out. He referenced a letter from Governor Hughes saying he would not visit Washington, and added Hughes is not feeling well and not inclined to travel.

Belasco John E. Keller Washington Belasco Theater Franz Adam Beyerlein Kellerd Fraulein Klatchen Volkhorat von Moltke Klarchen Leutenant Wartern Hiarchen Lieut von Lauffen Alexander F Frank Senator Platt New York Gov.elsot Hughes Hugh Hughes

Report on Insular Affairs Highlights Philippine Bills

The War Department bureau stresses two key acts before Congress affecting the Philippines. A tariff measure would set Philippine sugar and tobacco at 2 percent of the Dingley rates and lift duties on other goods. An agricultural bank for the islands is also proposed. Thirty miles of railway surveyed, with construction to proceed. No silver bullion purchases for coinage due to coin recoinage. Fourteen Filipino students studied in the United States at Philippine government expense.

Bureau of Insular Affairs The War Department Congress Philippine Islands United States

Speaker Cannon Reaches Capitol Minutes Before Noon

Speaker Cannon arrived moments before the noon convening in the Capitol after a downtown detention. He hurried to his office, discarded his overcoat and hat, and entered the chamber as the clock neared twelve.

Capitol Speaker Cannon Keng

Fairbanks Beams Warmth as Senate Congratulates Him

Vice President Fairbanks hosted a spontaneous reception in his room before the Senate convened. Senators visited in large numbers to praise his health and vigorous effort in the recent campaign, dispelling claims of him being cold and distant.

Fairbanks Senate Capitol

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