Taft Replies to Panama Inquiry Demands
The New York World calls for a full, impartial Congress investigation of the Panama Canal scandal in response to Roosevelt’s attack on editor Delavan Smith. It cites Cromwell's role, the $40,000,000 payment, and argues Roosevelt misstates facts while demanding disclosure of who benefited.
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Cincinnati
Charles P Taft
Loparamis News
New York Worth
New Lark World
Panama
Douglas Rebingon
Mi Mopac
Tafts Brothers
Mio Cramnett
Frith
Prestrey
Theodore
Indianapola News
Patt
Reostvede
Tiyang
United States
Panama Canal
Senate Committee
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Morgan
Alabama
Indianapolia News
Hoovevelt
Smith
Coatthoas
Roosevelt
Roowvelt
Rooseve
William Nelson Cromwell
Moses
Canal
Matufawine
Varamia
Cromwell
Perama Canal
Congress
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Denate Committee
de Lessaps
Netter
New Panama Canal Company of France
Panama Canal Company
de Lesseps
New Jersey
Interoceanic Canal Company
Willem Nelson Cromwell
Dey and
Russell
Nox
Panama Company
Taliaferro
Senate
Jr. Cromwell
States
Colombia
Senar
Gabriel Duque
Mr Cromwell
Panama Republic
J Pierpont Morgan
Fscal Commission
Crozimells
Lutted Starrs
Qld
Douglas Robinson
Nelson
Browne Case Continued In Police Court
Rolle Wo Browne, jailed on a fraud charge for allegedly taking money from Miss Lottie Wallerstein at Seventh and M streets with a promise of securing her a job, was arraigned yesterday and the case continued to December 33 in police court.
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W. Browne
Rolle Wo Browne
Lottie Wallerstein
Seventh and
M Streets
Poles Court
Beated Mules Convicted. Monroe Sent to Workhouse
Marshall Monroe, a colored man, was convicted in police court yesterday of cruelty to animals. He was fined 20 dollars and, failing to pay, sentenced to two months in the workhouse. Monroe was arrested after beating a team of mules on Florida Avenue near Seventh Street Northwest Monday afternoon.
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Marshall Monroe
Monroe
Florida
Aveue
Seventh Street
Rheumatism Caused By Dyspepsia
A large band of physicians claims overeating annual foods creates excess proteids that generate nitrogen and uric acid, causing rheumatism and other diseases. If proteids digest well they support life. the stomach and digestion are at fault. Stuart's Dyspepsia tablets aid digestion, reduce proteins, strengthen blood, and invigorate body fluids. Forty thousand physicians endorse them. drugsellers sell per box. free trial offer from E A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Otail Free
E. A
Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Taft Heads Red Cross as Two New Officers Added
At Hubbard Memorial Hall the American National Red Cross annual meeting elected Taft as president for a second term. New officers include vice president Robert W De Forest and national relief director Ernest Bicknell. By laws now allow institutional members from charitable groups for disaster representation. Honorary members Mrs Sage and Dr Lewis Klopshen were elected amid debates on charter changes.
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New York
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Davie
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Chicago
Edward J Devine
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FW Derman
San Francisco
Lanes ° Gilman
Mar Sland
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
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Minnesota
Heera
Tall
John M Wetson
Bird
van Reypen
Henry Stockbridge
Mabert W de Torest
John M Glenn
Douglas Robinson
Bacon
den Taner
Indicted Purse Grabber Faces Multiple Grand Jury Counts
The grand jury returned a true bill against Charles Catletts, accused of pocketbook snatching in the District. Additional indictments named James Henry for housebreaking, James Byram for embezzlement, Charles Hewett, Frederick Emmert for receiving stolen property, and several others accused of misdemeanors, larceny, and related offenses.
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Hegro
James Henry
James Byram
Charles Hewett
Frederick Emmert
John Thompson
Richard Moore
Benjamin Maulden
Haywood Graham
William Crawford
John Tolson
John Jackson
Warren Rolle
Richard Rova
Willam C Rolls
John Bruckner
Anacostia Bridge Opens After Three Years of Work
The Anacostia bridge, under Walter J. Douglass District engineer of bridges, was informally opened to traffic yesterday. Street cars already cross, but pedestrians and vehicles must still use alternative routes as the old bridge is closed.
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Anacostia
Walter J. Douglass
Water mains laid ordered by Commissioner Morrow
Commissioner Morrow ordered water mains and sewers laid in Twent fifth street southeast, perweer Q and R street, Cathedral avenue square 286, Twenty seventh street between Wondley road and Columbig avenue, and in Wondley road between Twenty seventh street and Conam avenue. Also offered 150 feet of 3 inch water main laid in Jefferson street east of Tilingis avenue northwest.
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Ain
Twentty Fifth Street
Perweer Q
R Street
Cathedral Avenue
Square 286
Twenty -Seventh Street
Wondley Road
Colum-_big avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Con
Am Avenue
Jefferson” Street
Tilingis Avenue
District automobile board approves multiple motor vehicle licenses
At the semimonthly Dittrict meeting the automobile board examined applications to operate several class categories. Permits were granted for nine motor bicycles and other licenses including gasoline steam and electric types, with additional renewals approved for previously examined applicants.
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District Automobile Board
Automobile Board
Democrats to Meet Today to Stimulate Party Organization
Democratic leaders from across the country, including Former Senator William A Clark and Gov Johnson of Minnesota, plan a 3 PM meeting at the Hotel Raleigh to discuss organizing Democratic clubs nationwide. The conference aims to establish permanent national headquarters in the city and boost party activity beyond the campaign season.
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United States
Raleigh
National Democratic League of Clube
Democratic Party
William A Clark
Montana
Gov Johnson
Minnesota
League of Ls
Elect Harmon
Ohio
Gors Johnson
Chamberlan
Oregon
Glenn
North Carolina
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Swanson
Virgin
Library bill for forced return of borrowed volumes urged
The draft bill to compel return of books from the Public Library was forwarded to Senator Gallinger by the library commissioners. It mirrors state library laws and imposes a fine and possible imprisonment for willful detention of books after 30 days’ notice, with prosecutions in the District of Columbia.
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Gallinger
District of Columbe
George F Bowermar
Libray
Congress
District of Columbia
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