Senators in a Tilt Debate on Treaty Making
The Senate debated the treaty making power amid criticism of the President for acting without the full Senate. Sparring between Spooner and Tiltman drew laughs as Bacon defended executive influence, while Foraker and others pressed limits. The session featured impassioned constitutional argument about advice and consent and the danger of executive usurpation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Spooner
Tiltman
Tilman
Tumar
Rial
Wiscomsin
Wr Spooner
Fit
Sumner Spooners
Tiltyarn
Senata
South Carolina
Mooteique
White House
Mr. la Tollette
Bacon
Georg Blan W
Worther
Morocco
United States
Mr. Bacon
Mr. Spooner
Lodge
Senate and House Clash Over Treaties and Algeciras
Senate battled over presidential vs Senate prerogatives in treaty making centering on Algeciras and Morocco with Bacon Spooner Tillman Lodge and Baron trading volleys while the House held rapid debate on railroad rates and schedules.
Favor Bill to Incorporate Institute for Drug Proving
The Commissioners announced they would give a favorable report on the bill to incorporate the American Institute for Drug Proving. They requested one or two minor wording changes and suggested vesting control of the institute in a board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute For Drug Proving
Radway's Pills Advertised Cure-All Claim
Chest rising muster of claims for Radway's Pills as a universal remedy for stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nerves loss of appetite headache constipation biliousness fever piles and other internal viscera disorders. States perfect digestion will be accomplished by taking the pills with price per box and mailing address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radway
Radway & CO
Elm St
New York
All for rate bill debate to close today
The House will hear four longer speeches on the railroad rate bill this afternoon led by W Bourke Cochran and Mr Mann with John Sharp Williams and Mr Hepburn speaking before a final vote tomorrow. The day featured 17 speeches, criticism of railroad practices, and calls for investigation into coal and rate practices as observers noted increased local rates and potential antitrust concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
New York
Mann
Illinois
Williams
Mississippi
Hepburn
Town
House
W. Bourke Cochran
Mr. Mann
Chicago
John Sharp Williams
Mr. Hepburn
Congress
John Sharp Wiliams
Gillespie
Texas
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gaines
West Virginia
Sulzer
Burnett
Alabama
Lewis
Georgia
Gudger
North Carolina
Dickson
Ilinois
Stanley
Kentucky
Murdock
Kansas
Conner
Hubbard
Haceen
Iowa
Small
Kinley
South Carolina
Madden
Ihinais
Waldo
Gan
Pilate
South
Maine
Littlefield
Massachusetts
MtcCult
Sibley
Mr. Stanley
Roosevelt
Haugen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
Detour Axtell
George W. Stevens
H. T. Wickham
Chauncey M.‘Depew
John P. Green
William H. Newman
M. Prevost
Samuel Ray
Hip
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Buffalo
Sala
Twanca
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Huntington
W. Va
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Selma
Montgomery
Pensacola
Richmond and
Danville
Strasburg
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway
Bristol
Buffalo, &c
Athens
Augusta
Macon
Live Oak
Fla
Salamanca
Catera
Salem
Finley
Senate Confirms Wide List of Nominations in Session
In executive session yesterday the Senate confirmed nominations including James F. Smith in California for governor general of the Philippine Islands Grosvenor A Curtice pension agent at Concord New Hampshire district attorneys Charles A Boynton George G Cavell Charles J Hambrett Edgard Whson Eugene Nolte William M Hanson Grosvenor A Porter postmasters D O Moore Laurel C W Penny Patterson F M Aakins Schaghticoke E B Hoemer Zanesville E W Keeler Doylestown D Knox Eliza Kirkpatrick D L Laughery Vanderbilt C W Zook Roaring Spring A B Wills Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
James F. Smith
California
The
Philippine Islands
Grosvenor A Curtice
Concord
N. H
Charles A. Boynton
Texas
George G. Cavell
Wester
Michigan
Charles J. Hambrett
New Hampshire
Marshall
Edgard. Whson
Mississippi
Eugene Nolte
William M. Hanson
Grosvenor A. Porter
Indiana
Delaware
D. O. Moore
Laurel
New York
C. W. Penny
Patterson
F. M. Aakins
Schaghticokte
Ohio
E. B. Hoemer
Zanesville
Pennsylvania
E. W. Keeler
Doylestown
D. Knox
Tionesta
Eliza Kirkpatrick
Spangler
D. L
President sends nominations to Senate from Valentine and more
The President transmitted nominations to the Senate including Elot Olson for Receiver of Public Moneys at Valentine Nebraska, midshipmen Greenings John S. Abbutt Thomas H. Taylor and Charles Brikhart, Samuel Yordon for assistant civil engineer, Martin Puttman John McCarthy and Henry C. Jarrett as chief boatswains, William T. Wood major to lieutenant colonel of Infantry, and George H. Roach to retire as colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Valentine
Nebr
Elot Olson
John S. Abbutt
Thomas H. Taylor
Charles ©. Brikhart
Samuel Yordun
New York
Martin Puttman
John McCarthy
Henry C. Jarrett
William T. Wood
George H. Roach
Insists Upon A Probe Into Railroads Power Play
Congressman Gillespie Texas introduces a House resolution authorizing the Interstate Commerce Commission to examine alleged coal transport ties among major rails including Pennsylvania, New York Central, and Baltimore and Ohio. The memo asserts cross-ownership and price agreements curb competition, harming independent shippers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Company
Hines
Kee and Ohio
Baltimore and O
Norfolk Aid Western Roads
West Virgina
Pennsylvania
House
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central and
Bludson Hiver Trailroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Atlantic
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Itag
Pensylvania Railway Company
New York Central Railway Company
Norfolk and Western Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
New York
Virginia Capes
New England
Tutamares Cau Co
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western Company
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Hepburn Amused by New York Press Reply on Rail Rate Bill
Col Hepburn replies to a New York editorial calling the railroad rate bill a quack prescription. He says the measure, meeting the Presidents approval, defines railroads and transport, and delegates rate powers to a commission. The bill is expected to pass the House tomorrow with presidential backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete” Hepburn
Hauge
New York Press
House
Tewan
Col. Flepburn
Col. Hepburn
Lbis House
Commission
More Row
United States
New York
Widening of Mills Road in Northeast Now Assured
The Mills Avenue widening plan in the northeast city area received assured backing as commissioners expected Senate action on a bill. Captain J J Morrow will present findings showing the project does not conflict with the citys street plan. The proposal condemns 25 feet of ground to provide a uniform 50 foot width with an estimated cost of 7500 dollars to be assessed as benefits against adjoining properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Avenue
Wells
Senate
J. J. Morrow
Morrow
Mila Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Father John's Medicine Endorsed with Cash Back Promise
A testimonial letter extols Father John's Medicine as a safe remedy for colds bronchial troubles and a tonic to build up the system. The writer claims gratifying results and offers a money back guarantee if the product does not meet its claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Father John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senators
Algeciras
Fiavon
Spounce
Peraker
Foraker
Baraker
Uutal
Urdan
Gacon
Turner
Republian
Dar Gretter
Pennsylvania Avenue
NiewWsparEl
Congress Condensed
Coloues
Messrs
Tillman
Santo Domingo
Central American
Costa Rica
State Department
Baron
France
Germany
London
Washington Post
Austria
Italy
Institute For Drug Proving
Adway
Realla
Chandler
Mr. Chrosvenor
Mr. Sulzer
Tristman
Secretary of
Tats
Tierbert H. D. Peirce
Orient
Adams
Pennsylvanian
Munyon
Munyon Witch Hazel Co. Tha. PA
Jowa
Sisters of Charity
St. John's Hospital
Lowell, Mass
Father Hickey
St. Mary's Church
Foxboro, Mass
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St
Cor
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Fifteenth
Frohman
New National
Olumbia
Ated
Charlesother
Julia Marlowe
Charles Dillingham
Robert Loraine
Bernard Shaw
Man and Superman
Africa
Egypt
Sahari
Spain
Lmnendorf
Newsboys
the Theatre of Washington
Pene
Theatrical Trust
Walter N Lawrence
Cyril Scott
the Prince Chap
the Times
the Star
the Post
DE Wolf Hopper
Happyland
Chas. M. Sheldon
Wesley Chapel
Meb
Gale
T Arthur Smith’s
Wambe M. FE. Church
Ninth and
P Streets
OW. Mahood
Washington Jockey Club
Titytrict of Columbia
Arlington Hotel
City of
District of Columbia
Aral
HT Pelz
DR. White
Miller
Shoomaker CO
E Street
Emma BE Vries
Ikke Knic
Bond
Arlington Osteopathy
Apa
Commercial National Bank Hidg
Still College
Portsmouth
D.f.barringer
F Street NW
Charles Frohman
Augustus Thomas
May Irwin
George V. Hobart
Mrs. Black
MATS
KOS Stahl and Company
Cherys
William Oud
Valeska Stratt
Hiers
Hermann Artenant
Ron Les Durand
Hugh Jeans
Miller Kent
Sultan Frea Wilson
Columbia Pripay
Homer Davenport
Tartaur Smith's
Sanders & Stayman
Majestic Sessa
Marx
Popuar Pic
Whitner
Hilda Thomas
Kitty
Warshus
G Academy i
Fith Avenue
School of Crooks
Tenderloin
Kernan
Tiger Lilies
Matinee Daily
National Theater
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Eric
Ernoon
Harold Bauer
T. Arthur Smiths
Fost
Marie Hall
Viollist
Sevick
U. S Treasury
Fulton’s
Ninth Street N. W
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!