Congress Keeps Budget Tight Inactivity Rules Week
Congress faces a standstill as strict retrenchment curbs all new appropriations. The Senate plans no major work before recess while House and Senate linger on routine spending and pensions, with only a possible Philippine bill and minor measures advancing amid looming adjournment.
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Congress
Sesson
Bas
Rera
House
Gongress
Antigan
Co Ae
Mike
Pont
Buried at Arlington in a grand military funeral
An Arlington ceremony honored fallen service members with a formal procession and burial rites. Generals and naval officers attended, with Chaplain Pierce officiating and a military gun salute marking the solemn proceedings.
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Howes
Roland
St Johns
Wanger
Witen
National vital youth meeting to be held in Asbury Park
Announcement by W B Shepherd of Van Mint secretary of the National Vital Youth group states the forty four hour real convention will convene at Asbury Park with plans to meet July 7 next year. The meeting in Chicago will determine officers and assign nineteen department leaders with rail routes in the trunk Line Association to be included.
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Shepherd
van Mint
Asbury Park
Thor Shumene
Chicago
Operaria
William H. Wixawil
New York
Rsseql
Zeaders i
The
Detroit Tribune
Tribune
Labor and the Press
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Milwaukee Sentinel
Local judge Edward Lander listed as gravely ill
A report from the city notes judge Edward Lander, age eighty, confined to his room with a severe cold over several weeks. He resides on H Street Northwest and has one living relative, Vass Lourse Landes, on Nineteenth Street Northwest. The notice mentions his long tenure and concerns about his eleventh hour health.
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Edward Lander
Mr Lander
Lander
H Street
Democrats and a Jefferson Bible in Capitol Tales
Rep Sidney E. Mudd of Maryland replies to Baltimore chairman Murray Vandivier with humor promising a Jefferson Bible. The column recounts misattributed debates, a wealth rumor about a Manhattan Democrat, Rhea on representation cuts, Sulzer aiding a needy voter with a $10 bill, and light Capitol anecdotes.
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Sidney E. Mudd
Maryland
House
Murray Vandivier
Baltimore
Democratic Central Committee of
Mudd
Vandivier
Congressman Mudd
Vandiver
Terminal Tunnels Progress Amid Cold Weather Delays
Work on the terminal tunnels leading to the Union station progresses despite cold weather. Open cuts on First Street NE extend toward D Street while the south end near New Jersey Avenue SE advances 800 feet toward B and C Streets. Brick arches and underground drifts show partial completion with masonry pending as earth is removed and the top of wet concrete walls is safeguarded from freezing.
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Union
Frint Street
First Street
Massachusetts Avenue
D Street
D Streets
New Jersey Avenue
C Streets
Models of new warships on display in Washington
The Navy Department received scaled models of the cruisers Virginia and Connecticut from the builder yards. Exhibited on the east hall first floor of the State War and Navy building these miniatures join a collection showing naval progress over the past decade. The display contrasts older vessel types with the Newark class and highlights rapid advancement in construction.
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Navy Department
United States
Virginia
Connecticut
State
War
Navy
Newark
Canal at Sea Level Much Easier to Operate
John F Wallace chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission testifies before the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee aboard the Sumner in Colon Harbor outlining four canal plans. He details dam sites at Bohio and Gamboa, the need to explore subsurface conditions, cost ranges from 75 million to 300 million dollars, and the priority of Culebra cut excavation in determining overall time and expense for a Panama Canal.
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House Interstate Commerce Committee
John F Wallace
Isthmian Canal
Cushman
Canal Commission
Wallace
Isthmus
Pacific
Caribbean
Carbbean
Colon
Gamboa
Chagres
Obispo
Culebra
Rio Grande
Bay of Panama
Panama
Bohio
Gatun
Ala
Gambor
Gamboa Ihie
Gatuncillo
Miraflores
Buhio
Gamopoa
Canal
Colo
Hepburn
Gamb
Culebra Cut
United States
Civil Service
Opinion on Statehood and War Lessons Across Territories
The Press argues New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Indian Territory should be admitted as states based on population. It asserts statehood balance in Senate and warns against burdening Oklahoma, while condemning current imperial and war trends and urging independence and national prosperity. The Cincinnati Inquirer denounces party leadership and calls for a public declaration of support for America’s interests and progress.
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San Francisco Chronicle
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Congress
Wno
Senate
Cincinnati
Port Arthur
Europe
America
Shahire
Cincinnati Inquirer
Enquirer
Political and economic dispatches across party lines and labor
A mix of editorial notes discusses Democratic loyalty amid division, Secretary Shaw's wheat import rebate and its potential effect on the 189 convention, and the Chadwick case with Beck and Spear highlighting cupidity and banking penalties. It also covers labor closed shop debates, noting mutual benefits in selective factory and merchandise contracts and urging responsible supervision.
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At Paul
Wall Street
Chadwick
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Beckwith
Reynolds
The
Sioux City Journal
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