Senate debates child labor bill in the District
Senators clash over a bill to bar under fourteen from factory work and outside hours. Scott cites boyhood work, while Lodge, Foraker, Warren and others defend measured limits, licensing, and safeguards to protect health and morals amid districts and mercantile concerns.
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Senate
Scott
Clay
Noon
Lodge
Bacon
Warren
Foraker
Doliver
Proctor
Dolliver
Ohio
Molther
Lodgs
Lolther
Paneyr
Doller
Arions Third Musicale At Clubrooms Sunday Night
The Arion club presented a lively programme with marches, arias, choruses, and piano solos. Performers included Frau L Rosaenberg-Weber and Fraulein Worle, with conductor Emil Hofer leading the orchestral selections and humorous recitations by F A Tocknrho.
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Arion
Little Duchess
de Koven
Kartater 3
Orchester Chorve
Wever
Dan Franame Rossein Hermes
Juomgschetwt
Dells of Scotland
Clemence Carl Schaefer
Tocknrho President
Ludes
Zieh Hinaue
Yrogert Corner
AU Eternity
Chorous
Oasis
Deutsches Ied
Weinziers
The
Thole
Emil Holer
Woman Orchestra Dazzles at Pythian Temple in Detroit
A Sunday night concert by Rounds Ladies Orchestra at the Pythian temple featured clarinet cornet trombone drum piano and strings under H O Rounds of Detroit. A highlighted performance was Miss Gussie Lprishaw with a deep voice. Other participants included Miss MacDonnell Miss Anna Hoffman and Miss Kate Coburn with readings and instrumental numbers. A fair-sized audience attended.
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Pythian ‘Temple
Rounds
Ladies‘ Orchestra
H. O Rounds
Detroit
Mich
Gussie Lprishaw
Misa MacDonnelt
Anna Hoffman
Kate Coburn
Bauer Boon Ephraim Ball
Orth
Farmer
Veral
Paul
Congress to recess for holidays until January 3
Congress will recess from December 20 until January 3, 1907 at noon to allow two weeks for members to go home and join family festivities. Representative Serena Payne, Republican floor leader, introduced the customary resolution likely to be acted upon by both Senate and House today.
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Congress
Serena Payne
Senate
House
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Ordeal Ends at Harvard D K H L
Cambridge Mass December 10 Theodore Roosevelt Jr a Harvard D K H L Dickies candidate spent three days on a street level campaign delivering morning papers to society members and sharing Turkish cigarettes with a letter carrier. He met a Dickie member who urged him to share the smoke and Roosevelt complied then continued his campus rounds delivering notes at lectures for fellow members.
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Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
D. K. HL
Roosevelt
Dunster Hall
Harvard Square
Dunster Street
Dickies
Dickie Man
Dickie
Dickte
Attack on Roosevelt Senate Speech Aims at Mormon Ties
Senator Dubois plans a Thursday Senate address accusing President Roosevelt of siding with the Mormon Church in Western politics. He will allege appointments favored Mormons, cite deals with church leaders tied to the Hanna era, and claim protective conduct toward Mormon officeholders despite protests.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Dubois
Smoot
Idaho
Trip
Church
Hanna
Utah
Mormon Church
United States
Taft
West March
Tucson
Los Angeles ‘Times
Alexander Craig
Ariz
St- Augustine
Fla
Melendez
Florida
St. Augustine
Ferdinand and Isabella
Mexico
Coronado
Church of
Ban Xavier
Washington, D. C
Rock Creek Park Boundary Bill Clears Senate
The Senate approved a measure to rectify the Rock Creek Park boundary by purchasing irregular tracts near Sixteenth Street. The 46.5 acre plan allocates 135000 dollars for land purchases and also passed a measure to extend Rock Creek Park with parking land at Sixteenth Street and Florida Avenue opposite Henderson House. The Senate also passed the Geneseo Place extension from Lanier Heights toward Summit Place to connect Quarry Road and Eighteenth Street, changing Geneseo Place to Summit Place.
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Senate
Rock Creek Park
Sixteenth Street
Rock Creek
Summit Place
Geneseo Place
Quarry Road
Eighteenth Street
Executive nominations and senior posts sent to Senate
The Senate received a slate of nominations including Comptroller of the Currency Willyfia B. Riggett from Bind, a civil engineer to head the Bureau of Yards and Docks with rear admiral rank Harry H Reatena, and Jane R. Farage as District judge for Porto Rico. The list also notes a District judge for the Eastern District of New York Theme Ives Cantfold and promotions in the army and navy.
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William B. Ridgely
Senate
Wilfsia
B. Riggett
Binde
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Harry H Reatena
Porto Rico
Jane RF
Theme Ives Cantfold
New York
Army
Davy
Railroad Probing Bill Aims to End Car Shortage
Representative Townsend of Michigan introduces a bill to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate railroad car shortages. The measure seeks to determine if cars were distributed without discrimination, identify shortage causes, and suggest remedies with power to compel witness attendance and report progress.
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United States
Representaive Townsend
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Belasco staging of Brown of Harvard opens in Washington style
Henry Woodruff leads a capable near Harvard farce at the Belasco with clever lines and lively scenes. Miss Aida Johnson Young writes a witty play with Radcliffe ties, while the cast delivers strong character work and a mixed sense of college atmosphere.
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Belasco
Henry Woodruff
Brown
Harvard
The
Washington
Cambridge
Henry Woodrutt
Aida Johnson Young
Miss Young
Radcliffe
America
Yale
Condale
Harry Woodruff
Woodruff
Gerald Thorne
Albert Perry
Wilfred Kenyon
J. Herron Miller
W Scott Dally
Claxton Madern
Browns
William Rosell
Happy Thurston
Arthur Shaw
Tubby” Alderson
Holworthy
Tom Brown
Victor Colton
Engish
Kenyon
Satherine Mullins
Evelyn Kenyon
Jolfth Robertson
Marion Thorne
Dart
Southern Italy Lecture by Dwight Elmendorf at National Theater
Dwight Elmendorf guided fans through Naples Pompeii Amalfi Capri and the Blue Grotto in a charming New National Theater lecture praised for its quiet clarity. The travelogue trimmed grand ruins for real life scenes and left audiences eager for another journey with Elmendorf.
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National
Elmendorf
Italy
Dwight Elmendorf
New National Theater
Mrimendorff
Naples
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Amalfi
Capri
Mediterranean
Mr. Elmendorf
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Arions’ Third Musicale
Singing Society
Pythian
Theodore, JR
Ordeal
D. EK
Taaho Democrat
Elk Grove
Elk’Grove
Autumn Woods
Drew
the Willows
Garner
Breakers Off Nahant
Gay
Chase
Emil Hoch
Redford and
Winchester
John Birch
Nmil Hoch
John Atkinson
Florence Burnsmore
Walter Lewis
Edward McGuire
Milo
Ora Cecil
Bellong Brothers
Alf Grant
Ethel Hoag
Leonard Kane
Beilford
Academy
Montana
William Bedford
Western Union Company
Bert
Fritzi Scheff
Henry Blossom
Victor Herber
iMule
Modiste
Herbert
Miss ‘Scheffs
Wiliam Pruette
Walter Percival
Howard Chambers
Leo Mara
Claude Gillingwater
Paris
Bertha Holly
Keokuk
Iowa
Mile. Schei
Nicholas Longworth
Mlle
Katherine Elkins
Columbia
Digby Bell
Augustus ‘Thomas
Charles Dana Gibson
Mr. Pipp
Thomas
W. 5. St. Claire
Count Charmaret
Sam
Hardy
John Willing
Robert Warwick
Barry Jang
Pipp
Helen
Majestic
Kathryn Purnell
Sapho
Majestic Theater
Daudet
Olga Nethersole
Rapho
Ming Purnell
Fanny le Grande
Sepho
Miss Parnell
Totas
Jean Geussin
Mise Purnell
Golden &G CO
Louisiana Avenue
Edmund Abbey
Jean Gauesin
Nick Judels
Uncle Cesaire
Clarence Chase
Jeff W. Murphy
W. 5
James
Capuda
Flamant
Dechelette
Kansas
Oh Journal
Los Angeles
Arthur G. Graves
Durpoor
Tony Uo
Rockera
XMAS
H Street
St. N. W. Old Colony CO
Jordinieres
Lowestoft
Sevres
Andirons
Cape de Monts
Amd
Curios
Chelsea
Gent
Chalra
Yirst Appeals
Esa
Commatr Ux
Pianca
WM. Knabe & CO
F Street
Tenth St New
Victor Talking
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
N. W
Hon
Enon
Acontaen
Sueconstul Oavertisies
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. NW
Ceres
Adler
Victor E.adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
7Th St
Gets
Burchell
Johnson Bros
Orn
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