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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

27

President's Plan for Four Battleships Faces Setback

President Rocassells program for four battleships amid a looming heavy deficit and reduced revenues stalls in the House Naval Affairs Committee. Hobson Talbott and Padgett pressed the case with the President, while committee members weigh a smaller fleet. A meeting at the White House sought to align views and secure support for an enlarged navy despite fiscal headwinds.

Hobson, Talbott Padgett Naval Committee New Hampshire Idaho Visaipyd Soth Carolina Montana Xplite Treoning Orm Tilbott Maryland Hobson Alabama Congress Talbott Tennesaea Lasuar Florida

Army Pay Bill Outlines New 85 Million Appropriation

House appropriation committee yesterday completed the army support bill aggregating 85,017,616 dollars. The action shows a material reduction from earlier estimates, with the total carried by the measure reflecting decreased military funding.

The Wrong Way to Treat Dyspepsia with Stuart Tablets

An advertisement-style critique argues medical training alone does not ensure patient relief from dyspepsia. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a miracle cure, urging readers to purchase a trial package by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall.

Stoma Sant Platessa Sorang Thetv Stuart Hun Wren Mall A. Art Co Stuart Blg Marshall

Army clothing and entertainment budgets cut and policy defended

The bill totals 85,017,015, $87,978 less than the department and Taft urged. Clothing for the army is trimmed from 8,335,000 to 7,000,000 to maintain stores for rapid field deployment. A supplemental 5,009 for officer entertainment expenses was disallowed. In Indianapolis, John Mitchell denies rumors of a mine workers convention push to back presidential candidates.

Department Taft Taf Indianapolis Ind John Mitchell The United Mine Workers United States Jas

Seizing Liquor Urged Confiscation Bills Debate

Temperance groups and church officers urged the House Judiciary Committee to favor bills protecting dry local option districts from interstate and intrastate liquor shipments. The witnesses argued for border line confiscation rights while lawmakers debated federal versus state authority and the impact of prohibition in Maine, Iowa, Kansas, Alabama, and Georgia.

Ueusa Committee On the Judiciary Iowa Maine Kansas BartholWt Alabama Georgia

Would Object in Heaven

Representative W. R. Lovering of Massachusetts cites Representative Mann of Illinois as the House’s “great objector.” He imagines Mann at heaven’s gate saying he will again object, and that he would reassess before entering, a nod to persistent procedural obstruction in Congress.

W. ©. Lovering Massachusetts Representative Mann Ilinds Peter IlWnolg

Coxey Returns to Lead Unemployed Convention

Coxey of Mount Vernon Ohio arrives in St. Louis to join the itinerant unemployed convention opening tomorrow. He says he has earned money in recent years to finance a special train campaign for his plan approving bonds issued by states counties townships and cities to back government paper money equal to their face value.

St. Louis S. Coxey Mount Vernon Ohio Washington Xaneral

Impersonator of Doctor Indicted in Gouverneur case

Irving G. Moyer of Watertown was indicted for impersonating a physician in Gouverneur. A commercial traveler for a drug firm he assisted a local doctor and examined a consumptive patient, endorsing the treatment. The patient died weeks later and the matter went to the grand jury. his trial is scheduled this month.

Washington Canton Irving G. Moyer Watertown Gouverneur Moyer Moyer eStengihl Mayer

Atlantic steamship lines reach rate understanding

London Feb conference of Atlantic steamship lines representatives concludes with a de facto agreement. An understanding aims to stop rate cutting, maintain passenger rates across classes, and possibly pool steerage business as with German liners. Steerage rates have sparked recent disputes among the companies.

London Atlantic Steamship Lines

Higher Rates Needed to Fund Railroad Growth

In a letter to the New York Sun Richard H. Edmonds argues railroads require higher freight and passenger rates to finance $5 billion in needed improvements. He blames hostile legislation and warns current laws threaten U.S. railway expansion, urging public support for upbuilding rail infrastructure and earnings-driven investment. The Lehigh Valley Railroad also cites February 9 withdrawal of its Mack Diamond express due to state and federal rules increasing operating costs.

New York Sun Richard H. Hdmonds Manufacturers' Record Saya Hurngan Rostand United States Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Pennsylvania

Auxiliary Navy Ships for Peace and War Policy Urged

British grants fund swift merchant steamers ready for rapid conversion to cruisers. A U S policy would bolster American trade and serve as a ready auxiliary to the navy, while addressing graft fears and aiming for ships built and controlled by the United States.

Castorial New York American Cunard Line New York England Ingland Providence Francia Drake Ita Hineland Republic

New York Merchants Oppose Aldrich Bill in Congress

The Merchants' Association of New York announced its decision to oppose the Aldrich financial tilt. It plans to present objections to New York Representatives and mobilize other commercial groups nationwide. President Clarence Whitman warned against fixed security based currency and stressed liquidity and prompt cash as sole security.

New York Congress Merchants’ Association of Aldrich Financial IWO Clarence Whitman Whitman

Countess Hadik to Wed Mrs Vanderbilt

Washington February 6 reports close friends say Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt mother of the Countess Szechenyi will soon become the Countess Hadik. The wedding will take place at her daughter’s home in Ur and she will reside abroad. Count Hadik, in Paris and Berlin social circles with Mrs Vanderbilt and her daughter, was introduced by Count Szechenyi.

Washington New York Cornelius Vanderbilt Countess Szechens Mrs Vanderbilt Countess Hadik Count Hadik Count Szecheny Paris Berlin Count Szechanys Szechenys Hadik

Clews endorses federal control of corporations

Henry Clews backs a federal central body for corporations, calling for extensive publicity and government examiners with access to books. He argues such oversight will curb overcapitalization and abuses by powerful fortunes, praising reform in business methods.

Washington Port New York Henry Clews

J. P. Morgan for President suggested by Brewster

In a Washington Pot report dated February an Erie Pennsylvania lawyer Darrell Brewster Jr named J P Morgan as a potential president. Brewster advocated forming a business men's party of property and urged dropping both Democrats and Republicans including Bryan Taft and Knox. He referenced Jo Pierpont Morzau as his choice after critiquing current parties.

New York J. P. Morgan United States Darrell Brewster, Jr Pennsylvania Brewster Morgan New York Stock Exchange F.C. Brewster Benjamin Harris Brewer Washington Mr. Brewster Lke Bryan Culberson Cochran Johnson Knox Taft Ughes Jo Pierpont Morzau

Nervine touted as nerve tonic for tired women

Dr Miles' Nervine advertised as soothing nerves and aiding sleep for women plagued by worry excitement overwork and debility. Testimonial from Mrs W H Boarth Hamilton Ma says it helped her nerves and general well being with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.

Dr. Miles Miles W. H. BO

Reception Showcases Elite Guests At Washington Ball

A vast gathering in Washington features Congress leaders, diplomats, and prominent families at a formal reception. Mrs Roosevelt leads a white satin gown line while guests from Vanderbilt, Longworth, and Taft circles wear elaborate gowns. The event highlights democratic fashion and diplomatic presence with noted attendees and floral decor.

Seventy-year-old Man Reinvigorated by McConnell Discoveries

Mr J H Matson, aged seventy, credited McConnell lectures at the Life Electricity Institute with reviving his health. Once an invalid, he reports overcoming long standing indigestion heart weakness and constipation after adopting self-care methods to boost vital power. He gained eight pounds and now plans to devote himself to spreading the science of vital force.

J. E. Matson Pa. Ave. On J. H. Matson Life Electricity Institute Fifteenth Street Andrew McConnell Maraon McConnell Mr. McConn Clalma Mr. Matson Ber AcConnell Institute Hall Metropolitan Bank Hilidia At & P McReage Mall Washington

Gowns At White House Reception Feature Pink Blue and Lace

The article catalogs guests at a White House reception, detailing gowns in pale pink chiffon pale blue satin black and white lace and other fabrics. Women include Mrs Wood Mrs Fairbanks Mrs Wilson Mrs Rixey Miss Cannon and Mrs McLaurin among others, with descriptions of color and embellishments.

B. K. le Seure Loose Fort W. Q. Adamson Ernie Adamson W. &.Bennet W. TW. Cocks B. D. Crumpacker W. P. Hepburn Margaret Chamberlain C. L. Knapp Wood Navy Rixey Bureau of Equipment of the Navy Cowles G. F. Hiller R. B. Putnam F. R. McCoy R. O. van Horn C. R. Miller A. Cheney Chauncey F. H. Crowder J. A. Ryan Jose Marti Gifford Pinchot James W. Pinchot Miss Morgan Johnstone Craig W Wadsworth Nelson O'Shaughnesay Thomas Hunt Helen Hunt J. C. Shaffer H. H. Butler Mr. Rougeveltast Fairbanks Root Taft Mrs. Bonaparte Mra Meyer Timmons Slochstadter Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus Baroness Moncheur Inn Binck Calderon Misa Calderon Cortes Mme, Guzman Mile. Des Jacob A. Bils Gladys Roosevelt Margeret Roosevelt Flor Misa Helen Hunt John Ridgely Carter Nathan B. Scott A. J. Hopkins Baroness Sternberg Baroness von Sternberg Mme. Nabuev Mme. Calderon Miss Calderon Mme. Pardo Viscountess de Martel London David Dunlap Parkersbury W. Va M. James Mra. Owen Senator Owen Alfred Vanderbit Corneling Vanderbilt Washington Nelson O'Shaughnessy Yvonne Townsend Mace Empire Lawrence Townsend Emily Bacon Hubert Bacon Warren C. Fairbanks Helen Cannon J. L. Loose Chicago Huntington Wilson Atin Sims Zalinski Mrs. Carter Mrs. Sutherland Dixon Marta Semiempire McLaurin Migu McLaurin Laurie McLaurin Misa Clark Senator Clark Wyoming Frances Clark White Point Congressional Madden Miss Maiden Wheeler Miss Wheeler Miss Ailinger Miss Wasu- Bton Pray Mme. Vanes

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