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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

4

Bennet Leads Fight Over Roosevelt Evidence Resolution

The Sixtieth Congress debates a resolution demanding the President supply any evidence of corruption by members and whether prosecutions have been or will be pursued. Vic Bennett pushes to vote the resolution and its preamble separately, but the House largely backs action to require information while some call it too weak.

Roosevelt House House of Representatives Sixtieth Congress Bia Vic Bennet Bennet Mr Bennet Henriet Speaker Wailliams Macon Arhameas Iolston Congress

Common Sense And A Tablet Offer For Digestive Relief

An advertorial promotes tablets claimed to aid digestion and appetite by improving gastric juice absorption. It asserts tablets supply necessary nutrients from blood to support next meals and claims natural, common sense remedies. The piece notes mailing details and pricing per package.

Lids Marseall

Steerage Comfort Rules Win Approval in Congress

Congress passes a bill tightening steerage passenger requirements. It sets minimum space per passenger on the open deck and bath facilities, raises sleeping room standards, and expands smoking and recreation areas aboard transatlantic steamers. The measure lowers the maximum number of passengers per ship while increasing passenger storage limits and enforcing age based admission rules.

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WANTS ADDITIONAL MONEY FOR LABOR INSPECTORS AND FIRE HOUSE

Treasury officials sent supplemental estimates for 1916 appropriations to enforce child labor laws in Ash District. Two labor inspectors were proposed at $1 each, with funds to buy tools and erect a fire engine house for Company No. 4 on D Street NW. An alternative asked 3150000 to house Fire Companies No. 2 and Truck Company No. 3, with Truck Company No. 3 on government property slated for Mall construction.

Engine House HK District Treasury Fisc Trevskel Inv Aice D Street Fourteenth

Explain District Budget and Commissioners Conference

Commissioners concluded conferences with the House district subcommittee on appropriations regarding the next fiscal year budget. They toured the District to show planned streets and improvements and urged adoption of their recommendations, asserting District revenues cover the District share if extraordinary and current expenditures are distinguished. The bill will not be reported until after the holidays.

District of Columbia Fiacal Lave G

President Nominates Tex and West Virginia Officials

The President sent to the Senate the nominations for a collector of customs for Brazos de Santiago Texas Benifre B Creager and a collector of internal revenue for the district of West Virginia George E Work, both named yesterday.

Senate Texas West Virginia District of Brazos de Santiago Tex—Benifre B Creager Internal Revenue District of West Virginia George E Work Weat Virginls

Policeman Edward Hunt Ended Life After Joking With Fellow Officers

A Maine police sergeant Edward Hunt, 40, committed suicide in the station house by shooting himself in the head with a revolver after telling colleagues he planned to resign and join the army. He died en route to the hospital. details mention his Coast Guard and Marine Corps ties and prior service, with no clear motive found.

Edward Hunt Maine Tuliemay Faward Fort of Te Second Precinct United States Marine Corps Segt Hunt Hunt Homeopathic Tal Hunt Ge Bowapis Ge Bowapis Ings Ching With Cant JT Strats JS A. Retired and Ath Foliceman Michael Donnelly Precinit Sabot Servike Toweyrt Jinghin Bing Serand Dau Sylvester

Fraud Orders Issued in Wide Postal Sweep

The Postoffice Department reports 230 fraud orders issued and 242 citations to answer charges of illegal use of the mails. Twenty three orders were supplemental to prior actions and two targeted foreign lottery concerns. The effort aims to curb scams across classes, despite strong opposition from swindlers and their allies. The department will continue enforcement and funeral arrangements follow for victims as needed.

Sullivan Sylvester Huntin Gmina Evers Pole Department Postottic. Department Frida Usig United States Postoffice

Rare nerve repair after broken arm at George Washington Uni Hosp

A rare operation by Dr L H Taylor at George Washington University Hospital repaired the fractured right arm and musculospiral nerve of Henry B Somerville, age 0, after a ball injury. The bone was set and the nerve sewn with silk thread. full recovery expected in about a year. Several eminent physicians witnessed the procedure.

L. H. Taylor George ‘Washington University Hospital Henry B Somerville Twenty-ninth Street L. H Taylor George Washington University Hospital Joseph J Kinyon United States Marine Service Owen George Washington University Ile Taylor

Names and places appear in fragmented political roster

A garbled OCR list names many individuals and states including Nevada Washington Oregon Nebraska New York North Carolina Mississippi Pennsylvania Indiana and Georgia with titles like Admiral and Representative and mentions Mrs Grosvenor. The text reads as a partial roster of people and districts with no coherent event or action.

Muiaves Nixon Nevada Ankeny Washington Fulton Oregon Brown Nebraska Glcott New York Martin North Carolina Chapman Dllalz Payne Lok Chandler Blorissipp Graham Pennsylvania Landie Indiana Watson Rauch Yndtenz Adare Indteng Adambeon Georgia Grosvenor

Chanukah Observance Begins With Candles and Family Traditions

Washington Jewish community readies Chanukah observance marking eight days of light gifts and reunions. Rabbi Abram lanterns the festival under themes of Maccabean victory, monotheism, and temple rededication while services at Eighth Street Temple feature sermons by Dr Simon and a Sabbath school program for children.

Washington Abram Pastor Hebrew Congression of Washington Bisley Judah Maccabee Lome Orthodos Olsonance Joepin Shamkil Jew Sirian Chanukih Eighth Street Temple Simon Iedsea Temple Illustraine Palestine

Merger Proposal Unites Bureaus Under New Commerce Agency

Representative Moore of Pennsylvania and Representative Shepard of Texas introduce a bill to consolidate the Bureau of Manufactures and the Department of Commerce statistics into the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. The plan envisions a single track link to the Navy Yard running along Ky and avenues southeast, with Secretary of Commerce oversight.

Moate Navy Yard Bureau of Manufactures Department of Commerce Navy Anal Wichigan

Unclear fragment on Philadelphia streets and results

Fragment mentions 33d and Jefferson Streets in Philadelphia with unsatisfactory results and a note about friends. No clear event, date, or names other than street references.

Arrest at prison gate sparks Baltimore case and arrest

George Hewitt and George Thotton were released from Maryland Penitentiary in Baltimore after a 15 month sentence when Hewitt was arrested at the city station by a Central Office detective for alleged offenses. A subsequent inquiry tied the suspect to jewelry thefts in Baltimore and other cities as police circulated notices across jurisdictions. The case involves a Charles Tuglish alias and a local complaint from a Baltimore resident, with Hewitt held on charges and awaiting further action.

George Hewit Thotton Maryland Baltimoce Sterda Entral Betetive Cox Tarhatten Farbelton Laitimore Heart Che

New York Bonds Sell High at Public Sale

New York State 4 percent highway improvement bonds offered by the state comptroller and underscored by bids from National City Bank, Harris & Co, and Wood Sager. Prices ranged from 111 to 2481 with a block of 233,300 secured, oversubscribed seven and a half times as bids totaled 37,872,200.

Albany Dew Martin Tlynun Fald New York National City Bank Ow Harris & Co Wood Sager Warnie

Mob lynches Elmer Hill in Adair County tragedy

A mob seized Elmer Hill near Monticello in Wayne County last night and hanged him to a tree after abducting him from the jail. His body bore bullet wounds. authorities say the identity of his attackers remains unknown and unconfirmed.

Lexington

Farragut Corps Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Farragut Corps Vo 51 BH elected officers at the annual meeting led by President Mrs Plora C Carnes and senior free president Visa Warle Cten. Elected vice president Mrs Fmma A Johnson, treasurer Mrs Julia Roberts, chaplain Mr Mary P Riple, conductor Are T Lizzie Bradley, guard Mrs Amy L Carr, delegates Mrs Jennie Parker and Mrs Emine Molbrook, alternates Mrs Emma A Jolinson and Mrs Georgia L Leane. Joint installation with Parragut Post No 10 planned for January. Dinners to widows and veterans families arranged. New Years Day reception at Mrs J Liev Bradley’s home.

Farragut Corps Plora C Carnes Visa Warle Cten Daniel Fmma A Johnson Julia Roberts Mary P Riple Lizzie Bradley Amy L Carr Jennie Parker Emine & Molbrook Emma A Jolinson Georgia L Leane Parragut Post No 10 J Liev Bradley Ust Capital Street

Arrest in Diamond Theft Case Shocks Chicago

Chicago police arrested Dee W Mrs Lo Wenowen at the request of Pittsburg authorities over a $10 diamond robbery. Eddie Granthias Mcdowell was nabbed after smashing a Northside jewelry store window on December 3 and attempting to flee with diamonds valued at $10. McDowell received a ten year penitentiary sentence seven days later. Mrs McDowell is wanted as an accessory before the fact.

Chicago Dee Lo Wenowen Pittsburg Eddie Granthias Mcdowell

Thaw's Aunt Dies Insane In Philadelphia

Marion A Thaw, aunt of Harry K. Thaw, died at Frankford Friends Asylum where she had been an inmate for years. Her death is noted amid coverage of Thaw's 1908 insanity trial. Also reported, Deucher elected Switzerland president by Federal Assembly set to succeed Brenne.

Israel Philadelpha Mareiet Harr Bolbew Friends Asslur Fankford Ha ‘Sas Asbum Harry Thaw Stanford Winte Numbter Comimerce Federal Assembly Mio Deucher Ff Brenne

Thoughtful People Endorsing Kidney Disease Cure Claims

An advertisement-like passage cites James Ts son VM D praising Fulton’s Renal Compound as the sole remedy for kidney inflammation at both early and chronic stages. It claims rising kidney deaths and urges readers to request a monthly bulletin of “late recoveries,” listing San Francisco as a contact locale.

James Tsson VM University of Penn Thorl Arn Altases Fultons John Falton OG First St San Francisco Henry Evang

De Sagan and Boni Court Duel Over Children

The report notes a royal court clash as De Sagan dismisses Boni and the prince recalls Boni’s aloof care for his children. The judge may question Boni’s many homes and past conduct while the court weighs the high moral grounds amid a tense household dispute. In a separate brief, Argentina plans two battleships with funds of 70 million for armaments and possibly a third vessel.

Washington Pot Paris Prince See Sagan Bonis de Castellano Inca Boni Argentina Buenos

Notices of Partnerships and Stockholder Meetings in Washington DC

Public notices record formation of Maurer and Company as a limited partnership by George H Maurer and Adaline Bovee with $600 paid in. Also listed are annual stockholder meetings for several railroad and street railway companies in Washington DC, with meeting dates, offices, and stock transfer blackout periods from December to January.

George H Maurer Adaline Bovee Srm Mauer and Company Supreme Court District of Columbia George T Malrer Ada Richard P Stocklold Anacostia and P Tomes River Railroad Company Juast Capitil Washington ,DC Arack Arcordan Aclease T J Whiteheld Annunlal Wfeting Georgetean and Tennallytown Railways Company Ampany Fanteenth Capital Washington DC Suis Company Jans TIDAD Brettwood Talwart Company East Capit Washington Satuday Attecor Rus St Ch Te Batomac Tlee Foner Ste Wasington Stacl Ff Whitey Lab Cami de Stockl ii Bs Ccoorl Ff Carefer Bool

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