Tugging at Santo Domingo policy heats up Senate row
Senate debate rages over U S actions in Santo Domingo with Tillman and Spooner trading blows over the Monroe Doctrine and the President’s authority. Discussion covers revenue agents, treaties, the Panama Railroad, and bonds linked to the canal project amid charges of trickery and imperial methods.
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United States
Santo Domingan
Eil Spooner
Tilman
Tillman
Dominican
Spooner
Mr. Tillman
Santo Domingo
Morales
Titman
Senate
Money
T.man
Mr. Tilman
Weather Review and Notable Arrivals in Washington
A December 15 1905 weather digest reports a southern storm moving into the Atlantic, with rain and snow in the Ohio Valley and Eastern Upper Lakes. Temperatures are below average in the Atlantic and Gulf States and above in the Northwest. Storm warnings and wind details are noted along coasts and Great Lakes. The report also mentions Minister Griscom and Mrs Griscom arriving in Washington with Mr Miller from the Japanese legation.
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B. Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
North Carolina
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Gulf States
New England
South Atlantic
Gator Gay
Middle
North Pacific
North
Pacifi
South
Ausatia
Florida
Atlantic States
Pngland
Guilt
Great
State Law on Hazing Sparks Navy Court-Martial Debate
Secretary Bonaparte weighs using the 1874 dismissal law or the 190? Dick act to handle midshipmen involved in hazing at Annapolis. Attorney General Moody law reviews which statute prevails, with possible Maryland arrests if dismissal alone proves insufficient. Rear Admiral Sands met Bonaparte as Cabinet discusses the latest hazing episode and two midshipmen face dismissal.
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Annapolis
Kimbrough
Maryland
Academy
Bonaparte
Hroady
Moody
Bonaparta
Secretary of the Navy
Sands
Naval Academy
Washington
Landshaaer
van Derveer
New Jersey
Coffin
Nevada
Hazing custom at Naval Academy linked to Annapolis girls
Special to The Washington reports that although authorities aim to root out hazing at the Naval Academy the old practice persists. Annapolis girls allegedly influence and direct hazing, with “plebes” targeted by upperclassmen through social events, hostesses, and “fourth-class” and “first-class” labels affecting social access and dating.
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Washington
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Uncle Sam
Annapolla
Academy
Governor seeks Navy cadet Warren Vandeveer defense
Gov. Stokes of New Jersey asks for a careful investigation and a hearing for Midshipman Warren A. Vandeveer of Mount Holly N J who faced possible dismissal over a hazing incident. He sent telegrams to Secretary Hoparte and Senator Dryden seeking the cadet’s defense and full consideration of the circumstances as described by Vandeveer.
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Washington
Trenton
N. J
Stokes
Warren A. Vandeveer
Mount Holly
N. 1
Naval Academy
Honaparte
Warren A. Vandevert
Annapolis
United States
John F. Dryden
Dryden
Vandeveer
Governor Acts At Gardner's Request In Appointment Move
Representative Gardner endorsed Vandeveer for the post and pressed the governor to adopt the course taken. Gardner has pursued the matter, and his request influenced the governor's decision.
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Gardner
Vandeveer
Kimbrough May Resign After Hazing Incident
Annapolis reports Midshipman Kimbrough of Tennessee is recovering from hazing that left him unconscious. Amid threats to his life and the ongoing affair, relatives consider withdrawing him from the academy.
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Academy
Annapolis
Kimbrough
Tennessee
Booming Commercial Club Receives Washington Groups
Two hundred members of the Board of Trade and the Business Men's Association of Washington attended a reception hosted by the Young Men's Christian Association in its new building. Cuno Rudolph was named president of the Commercial Club with a goal to elevate it to peer status with top city business and professional groups.
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Board of Trade
Business Men's Association of Washington
Young Men's Christian Association
3. W. Woodward
Commercial Club
Associaion
Cuno HL Rudolph
Committee of
Woodward
John 5. Larner
Anson. Taylor
John W. Crawford
John B. Sleman, Jr
A. M Lothrop
H. B. Macfarland
Daniel Fra
Capleton R. Ball
Portraits of Indians at Cosmo Club gallery exhibit
The Cosmo Club gallery displays B S Curtis Indian portraits noted for authentic anthropological records with twilight effects in brown-toned carbon prints. Exhibition runs daily 10 to 10 pm until December 15. At Warhof Gallery R M Shurtleff landscape of Giant Mountain Keene Valley Adirondacks praised as masterful.
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Iis Cosmo Club
B.S. Curtis
Cosmos Club
Warhof
Keene Valley
Adiron Agcks
R. M. Shurtloff
Wyant
Inness
Churteff
Martin
Shurtleff
Ike Wyant
City notices and civic updates in brief
B B Knell awarded molding contract for the new Business High School. Commissioners accept I Pavarinit brick work bid for the Police Court building. Continental Chapter D A R postpones meeting to January. A business meeting at the Dbitt House next Monday evening. Chic Center committee urges fewer saloons on residence streets. Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church anniversary tomorrow night with Rev John Gordon of Hondra University preaching. Funeral services for George Loehl held at First Reformed Church. Court in General Term admits Virginia bar members to District Supreme Court practice. Mississippi Society meets at Pyttlan Temple this evening with speaker Fon Adam Byrd. Funeral of John G Barthel held from 221 John Marshall Place. interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Opening vesper service of the Young Woman's Christian Association tomorrow at 4 20 p m. Mrs Wallace Radcliffe to lead. Orders issued to increase police in shopping district to curb holidays disorder. Commerce and Labor letter from Mexican agent on death of Consul General James F Parsons Jr killed by electric car. Cathedral Heights Citizens Association special meeting discusses Arizona avenue sewer and funding with Congress committees.
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B. B. Knell
New Business High School
I. Pavarinit
Continential
Dbbitt House
Chic Center
Excise Board
Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church
John Gordon
Hondra University
George Loehl
Sixth Street
First Reformed Church
T. D. Buhrer
George W. Blankenship
James H. Wood
Virginia Bar
District Supreme Court
Mississippi Society
Pyttlan ‘Temple
Adam Byrd
John G. Barthel
John Marshall Place
Maj
Sylvester
Bureau, of Manufactures
Commerce
Mexico
James Ft. Parsons, Jr
Pfister Freed on Charge After Judge Orders Not Guilty Verdict
Milwaukee December 15 Judge Brazee in Municipal Court instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty in the larceny case against Charles F Pfister. Pfister had faced charges as bailee of $14000 in a dispute linked to a Milwaukee waste contract and a $25000 stake. The decision followed a lengthy defense motion after the state rested. The case, tied to political conflict, drew attention to Pfister and his political ties with the Stalwart faction.
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Wis
Brazee
Charles F. Pfister
Larceny Ag
Foster
Larceny Ag Ballee
Wisconsin Rendering Company
Panter
Milwaukee Sentinel
Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Brazeo
Mr. Pfister
Editor Irving Arrested for Extortion in New Yorker Case
New Yorker editor Robert A. Irving was jailed on an attempted extortion charge brought by James A. Burden Jr. of the Burden family. Burden says Irving tried to blackmail him for 1800 over the publication Facts and Fancies by Town Topics Co. The arrest followed Burden reporting the claim to the district attorney.
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Robert A. Irving
Washington Post
New York
Dec
The
New Yorker
Hlizaheth Street
James A. Burden, Jr
Burden
Irving
Town Topica Company
Col. W. D. Mann
Mr. Burden
Congressman Rhinock
Kentucky
Criswell
Pat Garrett Dejected at Roosevelt Interview in El Paso
Pat Garrett, six feet four, longtime El Paso customs collector and former Rough Rider who killed Billy the Kid, faces likely nonappointment after a cooling White House reception. After his Roosevelt interview, Garrett appears dejected and has withdrawn from public scrutiny, following reports he brought a noncombatant garden-keeper and gambler to the Rough Rider reunion.
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Pat
Garrett
el Paso
Tex
kUled “Biy
Roosevelt
New Willard
White House
Rough Rider
Lecture on Racine by Mme Biment at Western High
Mme Biment, French teacher at Western High School, spoke last night at 1317 Riggs Street NW on Racine the renowned French poet. The lecture, part of a four session series, praised Racine’s life and character from a woman’s view and called him the best known ideal French poet.
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Mme, Biment
Racine
Mme
Biment
Western High School
Riggs Street
Mime
Bimeat
Corneille
Mo- Here
la Fontaine
Tife
Griscom in Washington on leave from Tokyo post
United States minister to Japan, Lioyd C. Griscom, is in Washington on leave. He called at the State Department and met several officials but did not see Secretary Foot or President Roosevelt. Griscom avoided questions about returning to Japan and the State Department may have other plans for his future, though nothing definite is known.
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Santo Liomingo
Spooner
Senate
San Domingo
Morales
Roosevelt
Santo Domingan
United States
Money
Santo Domingo
Congress
Shouts
Tillman
Shovia
Afr. Ailaon
Titman
Shonts
Stl
Hale
Shents
Railroad
Canal Enterprise
Mr. Shents
Hare
Canal Commission
Tullman
W. Leon Pepperman
Commission
Clover Leaf
Hate
Pepperman
Bishop
Fhe
Ele
Panama Railroad
Panama Canal Commission
Allison
New York
Mr. Hale
Mr. Tillman
Mr. Allison
Mr. Tilman Haa Nok
Taft
Ags
House
West Point
Annapolla
Lioyd C. Griscom
Japan
Washington
State Department
Foot
Griscom
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Lansburgh & Bro
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New Home Agency
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Tharp
N.W
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14Th St
Aoe
Christian Xander
7Th St
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Gabler Pianos
Briggs Pianos
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Schirmer
Edison Phonographs
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Washington, DC
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