Inquiry Threatened Gorman Criticises Bryan Report
Washington gossip notes Parliament rift as Senator Gorman accuses Attorney General William S Bryan Jr of insulting the Senate and mismanaging the Washington and Ohio Railroad inquiry. Debate centers on records and direct senate access, with party lines and a call for immediate action.
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Baltimore
Ohio
William S Bryan, Jr
Gorman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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M. Gorman
Mr. Bryan
Uhreleri
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Mi Brian
Jaco
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Yayle
Gorinsander
Ve Pagan
M. Rhodes
Lorman
Boy Fatally Shot In Valencia Backyard Incident
A boy named Miles was accidentally shot while a pistol was being shown to him near a box in Valencia. Authorities say a misfire during a demonstration led to the fatal wound, as bystanders including Pank Walders and others observed the event. Police are investigating the sequence of actions and the handling of the weapon.
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Miles
San Ott Hk Mgs
T Box
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Feurtary Mules Ise
Odnes Valle Yourng Miles
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Pisto
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Longworth jokes fuel wedding talk in Washington scene
The article portrays Representative Longworth amid chatter about his upcoming marriage to Miss Roosevelt and social events in Cincinnati and Washington. It notes his good humor with colleagues, willingness to answer questions on personal privilege, and ongoing congressional duties as the wedding nears.
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Becau
New York
Lengworth
Cincinnati
Washington
Miss Roosevelt
Shelles
Marylander Head of Northwestern Takes Presidency
Abram WW Herries, president of the Jacob Tome Institute Fort Deposit Maryland, has been unanimously elected president of Northwestern University to succeed Edmund J. James who resigned two years ago to join the University of Illinois. Dr Lanes will begin his duties on July 1.
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Nieaga
Abram WW. Herries
Jacob Tome Institute
Fort Deposit
Mad
Northwestern Tnversits
Edmund J. James
Uniersity
Ilinow
Lanes
Hotels listing of attendees by city and names
A long roll call of guests staying at major hotels in multiple cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Raleigh and more. The list names numerous individuals and their associated hotels such as St James New Willard Ebbitt National and Arlington with many family and spouse pairs, ending with Virginia and West Virginia entries.
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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
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Wie
J H. Dillon
R. YW Williamson
Tuthit
Julia M. Cooke
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JH. Morgan
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Names List of Addresses and Places Appearing
A fragmented roster lists individuals and locations across multiple regions including Culpeper Virginia Charlottes last names Gale Storie Rines Beam and others with cities Portsmouth Charlottesville Norfolk Seattle Raleigh Wheeling Racine and Manila. The compile shows military and government references and a Philippines entry.
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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 Solve the Problem
A Baltimore News survey traces how low wage workers survive on five dollars weekly. Homeless or remote workers struggle to find affordable board, while others stay with relatives or at purpose built homes offering room, meals, and limited laundry. Savings are rare as earnings fund clothes, theater outings, and social needs, with budgeting tight and no cushion for emergencies.
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The bachelor maid lives thrifty and free in town
A factory worker and a bachelor maid describe two living styles a factory girl boards with a private family while the bachelor maid rents a tiny room set up with a gas stove a curtain and a makeshift dining area she cooks breakfast before work and buys meals downtown her weekly pay is about 2 00 and her living costs include room rent heat gas food and laundry she reports a small but contented independence despite tight finances
Advocates Secure Tenure in Civil Service Debate
Secretary Shaw's proposal for tenure in government jobs faces opposition from veteran officials and lawmakers. Critics argue all government positions are technical and require long experience, and a universal tenure plan would threaten efficiency and merit-based advancement. The piece defends regular promotion, fixed salaries, merit, and old-age provisions as better for attracting skilled clerks and maintaining service standards. Union College Alumni elect officers. Confederates eulogize Wheeler.
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Gen
Ringworth
Lyman
Burton
Perkins
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Treasury Department
Department
Government Receipts and Expenditures Summary
National bank notes received yesterday for redemption totalled 1 203 132 dollars. Government receipts from internal revenue were 710 668 dollars, customs 912 788 dollars, and miscellaneous 2 986 324 dollars. Expenditures amounted to 2 020 006 dollars.
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Scrofula Cause and Hood's Cure
Scrofula is blamed as the source of many ailments including eczema catarrh hip disease white swelling and consumption. With any taint of virulence in the blood there is no safety. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and expels impurities and germs. Hood's Pills are recommended as the best family cathartic.
John W Gates rebukes gambler in Waldorf scene
New York correspondent recounts an incident at the Waldorf Astoria where John W Gates encounters a renowned gambler. The gambler tries a joke by noting Gates as “John” and introduces a friend, but Gates rebukes the man, declaring gamblers hold no social status and that introductions are inappropriate unless initiated by the gentleman. Gates resumes his path to the cafe.
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Kansas City Egg King Expands To New York Market
Kansas City's egg trade gains fame as Alderman Brady known as the egg king opens a New York branch station. A. W. Mackie runs the shipping department. Brady says in busy seasons he ships about a hundred cars weekly, each car carrying 400 cases of eggs with thirty dozen per case.
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J. ©. Brady
Metropolis
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Grady
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Alderman Brady
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