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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1906

Page

3

Insults Train Senate as Bryan Criticized by Gorman

Washington notes report that Senator Gorman harshly criticized Attorney General William S Bryan Jr for not directly supplying investigation records on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad matter. The senate adopted an order for direct access to court proceedings, while Lee and others pressed the issue and debated the government’s handling of the inquiry.

Senate Lee Bryan Washington Baltimore Ohio William S Bryan, Jr Gorman Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ithodes Ihgensson M. Gorman Mr. Bryan Uhreleri Baltimare City Mi Brian Jaco Tie Gen Sen Yayle Gorinsander Ve Pagan M. Rhodes Lorman Secre Washington Post Washington, D. C The Planeta Plano

Boy Shot Through Heart at Valley Street Gunfight

A tragic incident reports a youth named Miles shot in the chest during a fight near Pank Walders reek. Authorities describe the event as accidental while an argument over pistols escalated at Young Miles and Paukeriy’s location, with Gunman Pankerly implicated.

Por Kaaestanh Pep—Johhn Miles San Ott Hk Mgs T Box Pankmn Walders Reek Feurtary Mules Ise Odnes Valle Yourng Miles Paukeriy Imere Trad Pisto Fan Pankerly

Longworth Promoting Diplomatic Posts and Wedding Plans

New York gossip centers on Vir Longworth as he dodges talk of railway rates and hints at speeches for diplomats funding. Miss Roosevelt and Vir Longworth are linked to forthcoming wedding festivities with Rep Sherman and others present. Longworth greets visitors, deflects political chatter, and remains attentive amid lively social intrigue.

Longworth Becau New York Lengworth Cincinnati Washington Miss Roosevelt Shelles

Marylander Head of Northwestern Is Named President

Abram WW Herries, president of the Jacob Tome Institute Fort Deposit Maryland, has been unanimously selected to head Northwestern University succeeding Edmund J. James who resigned two years ago to join another university. Dr. Lanes will begin his duties on July 1.

Northwestern Nieaga Abram WW. Herries Jacob Tome Institute Fort Deposit Mad Northwestern Tnversits Edmund J. James Uniersity Ilinow Lanes

Hotels list shows wide guest mix at major cities

A lengthy OCR styled roster lists guests staying at hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Richmond Pittsburg and other cities. Names span Mrs A P Atwater Mrs J M Thomas George F Kellogg H H Walker H Leslie and many others with multiple mentions of St James New Willard Ebitt National and Arling ton among several properties. The compiled list reads like a social register of travelers across 20 plus states and major hotels.

Baltimore A. P. Atwater J. M.thomas Colonial W. W. Mayer C. A. Briscos J. H. Gril G . Wilder H. H. Seabrook Francie Hamilton St James F. H. Bangdon R. J. Meigs W. D. N. Thomas A. B. Miner EC. Reid Raleigh Kenneth Adler Robert Crain New Willard Boston George F. Kellogg Anlington EB. L.r Cadley KE. D. Burden Eobitt T. Coburn H. N. Lathrop Willz D. T Eddy Whe Lewis Eddy Mira Eddy I A. Richards National Donnell W. Libby Haigh M. T. Hagnes Sus W. Backminister Gay Murchie T. Kingard Yfucago H. H. Walker Arlington Jacob Vetter Helen Vetter WE Nogstrom Alexander Jackson E. Brent Taylor Rigger JT. W. Ford Frederic C. Ford Raymond R.ford G W. Kayee Ebbitt W M Wheeler JW. Mey Cannon Ben Isaacs WR. Thompkite Wie J H. Dillon R. YW Williamson Tuthit Julia M. Cooke C B. Danford JH. Morgan A. B Hobson J B. Slate Tery NF Balle Frank Skinner M. Pomrich Im T Pound J. W. Hommel SM Brink JH Harnden Gallingle Henry Fela HW Rosenbaum B. Kreeser CR Watsoh L. Leais Gb Waddell H Moss J Wachenheimer Joseph Hors E Rueth JR Doardmar If Hall Richard Webber W J Pingston W O Beonner H J Deutz Carles Sagendorf George Alces R. & Marhéw H. Bucher Ne Torest Ty BS Benett A. Merafil Charles Rahn E C Manton H E Holbe Rsan John Ryak A. P Dexton A. Dixon Vanderbof Natha Varderner Babcock F. B. Haklund Joseph Batten EH I Rosengarten Vrs & i Norris Clarence Vernon BS Baxter D Hallen HR. Suiften N.C Durand P H Cossitt Bloillett J H Burges Ro WiKee W. W. Lyons B Johczon J, W. Deting Mise M String W. L Hoskins R H Donovan New Wilerd Pittsburg Gaoland John H Rozey Mot H Randall Peter ¥ Dung T Armstrong BP Owem West A McBurnes Mias McBurney Mog Cornell Mirs Jo J Sullivan Misa Bath Sullivan Shoreham Sage Kershaw Wite Woa Petterson LW. Tallman Xerton Mo Cummings Ht Richars Physias Ryees GW Irelard N S Premont Wow Thomson G. A L Kuegs A S. Kirche Michele Te Angelis F. le Irawer Maxwell Wyeth Samsten T L. Moors Bom Rawilnga and Family Gustwvus Williamzop New Wulord

Names and places listed in a wartime personnel register

A fragmented domestic and international directory lists individuals and locations from Culpeper to Manila. Entries include W H Gale and J Rines comb linked to Virginia cities, plus Americans in Seattle Raleigh Danville Wheeling Racine and Toronto, with others in England Canada and the Philippines.

T. Appleton Wheeling R. A. Welch Keyser Q . Jones H. Bowen H. M. Bowen Braunsville E. L. Stirn New Willard Wisconsin W. P. Mary Mifs Racine Raleigh

How to Live on $5 a Week Baltimore Working Girls

A Baltimore News report explores how working girls survive on five to six dollars weekly. It details approaches of housed workers, affordable boarding homes, clothing thrift, and careful budgeting, noting many rely on relatives or shared living to manage essentials while maintaining social activities.

Baltimore News The News Lc Hve

The bachelor maid life and price of independence

A factory girl living in shared housing, a private room bachelor style, and a self managed meal plan is described. She rises early, works long hours, rents a tiny room, and cooks with a gas stove. Her budget shows room rent heat gas fare and food totaling about two dollars weekly.

Advocates Secure Tenure for Civil Service Workers

Secretary Shaw faces a heated debate over a civil service retirement bill. Veteran chiefs and leaders like Gen. Ringworth, ex Civil Service Commissioner Lyman, Rep. Burton, and Senator Perkins back retirement plans, while Shaw argues for limited tenure reforms. The piece argues for merit based promotion, fixed salaries, and old age security within the department service. It also warns against creating a training ground for outside employment and urges preserving the department as a career for capable officials.

Holifar Shaw Gen Ringworth Lyman Burton Perkins Pension Office War and Navy Departments Treasury Department Department

Government Receipts and Expenditures Report

National bank notes received yesterday for redemption 1 203 132 dollars. Government receipts from internal revenue 710 668 dollars. Customs 912 788 dollars. Miscellaneous 2 986 324 dollars. Expenditures 2 020 006 dollars.

National Bank

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills Claim Cure

The piece asserts scrofula as the root cause of many illnesses including catarrh hip disease white swelling and consumption. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that expels impurities and germs and claims Hood's Pills as the best family cathartic.

Not Hello John New York Correspondence Gates Meets Gambler

In a Waldorf Astoria corridor encounter New York correspondent recounts John W Gates greeting a renowned gambler. The gambler introduced a friend, prompting Gates to admonish him about social proprieties and preferring privacy over public introductions in a tense exchange.

New York Chicago Inter Ocean Waldorf-Astoria John Gates Wall Street Peacock Alley John W Mr. Gates Henry Adking

Kansas City Egg King Opens New York Branch

Kansas City earns fame as a major egg supplier to New York with Alderman J Brady known as the egg king. He has opened a branch distributing station in the metropolis and placed A W Mackie in charge of the New York operation. Brady says during busy seasons he ships about one hundred cars weekly, each car holding 400 cases of eggs with thirty dozen per case.

Kansas City New York J. ©. Brady Metropolis A. W. Mackie Grady Kansas City House Alderman Brady

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