Senators Clash Over Treaty Making Power Debate
The Senate spent about five hours amid a sharp clash on presidential control of treaty making and executive usurpation. Senator Tilman mocked the idea of Senate advice as mere formal consent, while Senator Spooner defended a broader role. Bacon argued Congress risks encroachment from the White House amid partisan caucuses and strong executive influence.
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Senate Senate Debates Presidential Treaty Prerogatives
A heated Senate session centered on who drives treaty making between the President and Senate. Bacon faced Spooner on Algeciras and Santo Domingo implications while Tillman and Lodge sparked side exchanges. Debate touched on Costa Rica, Lodge comments, and U S duty in international conferences as the chamber adjourned after executive session.
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Costa Rica
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France
Germany
London
Washington Post
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Austria
Italy
Favor Bill to Incorporate Institute for Drug Proving
The Commissioners said they would file a favorable report on a bill to incorporate the American Institute for Drug Proving. They suggested one or two wording changes and proposed vesting control of the institute in a board of trustees.
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American Institute For Drug Proving
Cure all disorders of the stomach and viscera with Radway's Pills
Cure of all disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, bladder, nervous diseases, loss of appetite, headache, constipation, biliousness, fever, and inflammation of the bowels. Perfect digestion will be accomplished by taking Radway's Pills. 26 cents per box. Druggists or mail order from Radway & Co., 55 Elm St, New York.
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Rate bill debate in the House to close today
Four speakers including W Bourke Cochran and John Sharp Williams will finish the general debate on the railroad rate bill this afternoon before a final vote tomorrow. The day featured rapid floor speeches, sharp criticism of railroad practices, and discussion of coal and rate control by multiple states and railroad interests.
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Senate Confirms List of Nominations in Executive Session
The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed a slate of nominations including James F. Smith of California as 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 Marshall Edgard Whson Eugene Nolte William M Hanson Grosvenor A Porter postmasters D O Moore Laurel New York C W Penny Patterson F M Aackins Schaghticoke Ohio E B Hoemer Zanesville Pennsylvania E W Keeler Doylestown D Knox Eliza Kirkpatrick D L Laughery Vanderbilt C W Zook Roaring Spring 5 North Carolina A S Wills Morehead City.
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President Sends Nominations to Senate From Valentine Nebraska to New York
The President transmitted a list of nominations to the Senate including Elot Olson as Receiver of Public Moneys at Valentine Nebraska Samuel Yordun to be assistant civil engineer Martin Duttman John McCarthy and Henry C Jarrett named as chief boatswains William T Wood to be lieutenant colonel of Infantry George H Roach to retire with the rank of colonel Other appointments include midshipmen and ensigns as listed for naval ranks.
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Congressional probe urged to curb railroad coal control
Texas congressman Gillespie introduces a House resolution seeking an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into alleged coal traffic ties among Pennsylvania Railroad, New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Western, and Philadelphia and Reading. The memo claims stock ownership and director links enable a noncompetitive rate regime and restrict coal shipments to consumers nationwide.
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Hepburn Amused Reply to New York Press
Col Hepburn reads an editorial from the New York Press arguing the president’s rail rate goals are unmet. He asserts the measure’s key provisions meet the president’s approval and will pass the House with his backing tomorrow.
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Widening of Mills Road in Northeast Now Assured
City commissioners indicate support for a bill to widen Mills Avenue in the northeast section. The plan would condemn 25 feet on the southwest side to provide a uniform 50 foot width. Estimated cost 7500 dollars, assessed as benefits against adjacent properties.
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Father John's Medicine Endorsed for Colds and Lung Troubles
A period advertisement proclaims Father John's Medicine a safe remedy for colds bronchial troubles and a tonic to strengthen the system. It claims strong personal endorsements and promises money back if claims are not met.
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