Taft to Sponsor Corporate Bill Amid Opposition
President signals willingness to assume responsibility if the bill passes as corporate interests clash over provisions. Senate and House leaders push for interstate commerce references while wary financiers forecast exploitation under federal charter rules. The administration seeks preemption of state controls, drawing fierce debate on anti trust and corporate reach.
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Pew
Porilre
Pam
Irsk Sandrip Amt
George Woybral
York
Alm
Fr Rite
Tom Low
Amare
Vohinthy
Federat
Federatl
Scott to His Constituents Whe Hin W Na Luts The
A damaged Maryland or Virginia era text shows a candidate, likely Senator Scott, addressing constituents about reelection. It references loyalty, duty to the state, and appeals for support, with scattered names and dates obscured by OCR errors. The fragmentary nature limits precise facts but centers on an incumbent senator seeking continued service.
Seth Bullock for Marshal Nomination and Other Appointments
A list of nominations considered by the House includes Seth Bullock for marshal of Montana and several other judicial and official posts. Names span Arizona, New Mexico, Arkansas, and New Berlin with positions such as surveyor and pension agent noted, along with harbor funds discussion and related questions.
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Bullock
Arizona
Court of
New Mexico
Bratton
Little Rock Ark
New Berl
Muse
Thatcher
Wattall
Willam
Cerny
Congress Condensed Senate Proceedings and House Actions
The Senate debated loan bills for Confederate Veterans and tax measures, with votes and speeches by Senators Hebura Eliwerea, Taner, Clark, Newlands, and others. The Bacon Oil case, federal criminal extradition provisions, and amendments to venous statutes were discussed. The House debated impeachment-adjournment actions, printing instructions, and a diplomatic appropriation before adjourning at five.
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Hebura
Fenstor
Taner
Clark
Federt Incorporation
Newlands
Senate
Sota
Senator Brown seeks AG opinion on Washington Gaslight capitalization
A district in congress senate item asks the Attorney General to inform the Senate about legal authority for current capitalization or any raise in capitalization of the Washington Gaslight Company and includes a Newlands bill to amend harbor rules to shield the Potomac River from being used as a dump for wag stable and animal refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Brown
Washington Gaslight Company
Newlands
Potomac River
Dickinson Seats After De Armond In Missouri Sixth
Clement C Dickinson was sworn in to represent Missouri's Sixth District as Speaker Cannon faced a procedural clash over a unanimous consent motion. The House debated whether a bill could pass without prejudice after discussion on the unanimous calendar. A Saturday February 2010 ceremony was set to accept Gen Lew Wallace's statue in Statuary Hall.
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Cannon
Donnybrook
House
Fitzgerald
Flong
Gaia
McLmelay
Californa
California, Representatives
Gaines
West Virgins
Clement C Dickinson
DeArmond
Missouri
Lew Wallace
Conference on land policy for forest lands settlement
Secretaries Ballinger and Wilson led a joint conference between the Interior and Agricultural departments and forest service officials to plan restoring and settling agricultural lands within forest reserves. The plan, pending President Taft's approval, aims for expeditious, harmonious handling despite overlapping agency interests.
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Interior and Agricultural Departments
Ballinger and Wilson
Forest Service
Tafts
General Land Office
Philippine appointments and visa changes under Taft era
President Taft nominated Newton W fulbert of Indiana as vice governor of the Philippines to fill Governor General Jorbes vacancy. Charles B Tyilett of Minnesota was named associate justice of the Philippine supreme court and secretary of commerce and police. Gilbert, former Indiana congressman, became vice governor. Magoon declined the Cuba governorship. plans included moving Vibastado Rabacu’s body to Mayflower and transferring to Hampton Roads. In Washington, Gov Fort urged an income tax amendment. rural mail carriers face gun-use restrictions. Hawai i liquor regulations proposed. Senator Warner denied withdrawal from reelection claim.
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Newton W Fulbert
Indiana
Taft Ay
Philippines
Jorbes
Charles B Tyilett
Minnesota
Philippine Supreme Court
Philippine Commission
Gilbert
Congress
Corer
Vibastado Rabacu
Navy Yard
Gov. Fort
Hampton Roads
Washington Post
Trenton
Gov Fort
Pinchot Attacks Conservation Bills in Members Letter
Gifford Pinchot, president of the National Conservation Association, savages nine conservation bills sent to Congress. He approves few, urges changes, and warns several measures are deeply flawed or need rewriting. The letter aims to keep members informed on land and water power bills affecting natural resources.
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Gyo Lawhot
National Conversation Association
Hay
Congress
Bollinger
Pinchot
Forest Service
United States
Pinshol
Conservaton
Com
Nantes
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Thunder and Stone
Alan Fy
Tincht
Argument Over Postal Bank Bill Stalls Senate Debate
Senator Rayner of Maryland wrapped up his opposition to the postal savings bank bill as Senator Sutherland challenged why the Post Office Department cannot enter savings banking given its money order work. Senators Rayner and Bacon argued there is no business relation, while the Senate advanced the Bacon bill permitting parole for United States planers under limits and allowing extradition of accused persons between states on information filed by a prosecuting attorney.
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Rayner
Maryland
Postel Savings Bank
Sutherland
Post Office Department
Rigner
Bacon
Senate
United States
Legislative Names Scatter in Fragmentary List
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous politicians and officials with numerous misspellings. Names include senators Burrows Warren Burton Dick and representatives McKinley Madden Sayers Blake Clark Borland etc. The text also references religious and dormer delegates and various places.
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Mordat
Februany
Meyer 4
Beastor Collom
Hitsole
Curtig
Kanes
Senater
Burrows
Michigan
Smator Jones
Washington
Reuter Pills
Smator Warren
Wyorang
Benator Burton
Obie Senater
Onto
Pornes
New York
McKinley
Illnois
Madden
Telinote
Sayers
Californis
Blake
Booth Dak
Taft to Welcome Eight Indians at White House
President Taft will celebrate St Patrick’s Day with eight raw Indians attired in native costumes at the White House. Senator Curtis of Kansas introduced Taft to the chiefs, who posed with a toma hawk and eagle feather fan. Taft also accepted an invitation to open the World Sunday School convention in Chicago May 19. A tariff proclamation sets minimum duties on most imports from Germany after March 1.
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Taft
Chicago
Madden
Cuslom
Minola
Quincy
Curtis
Kansas
White House
John Wanamaker
Gitendarce
United States
Germany
Department of State
Agaia
Rexport
France
Japan
China
Taft to honor Thomas at Cincinnati statue dedication
President Taft will attend the bronze statue unveiling of Theodore Thomas, famed orchestra leader, during the Cincinnati May Festival in early May. Thomas had been a longtime friend of Taft, with both men closely linked to the May festivals during their Cincinnati years.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Theodore ‘Thomas
Tatt
Mr Thomas
Mey Taft
Hunt for Wrecked Crew Near Alaska Coast
Valdes Alaska February 7 The steamer Victoria arrived with passengers and crew of the wrecked Farallon except five missing sailors a second mate and three passengers. Severe weather hampered search. Revenue cutter Tahoma orders to pursue Mate Swanson and five companions who left on a small boat after the Farallon wreck near Lana Bay. The Tahoma will search coastal inlets for sheltering missing men.
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Valdes
Alaska
Victoria
Fewand
Farallon
Thamasway
Aller
Alaskan Steamship Company
Rosy
Very Lee Las
Tahoma
Swanson
Taralion
Vena
Lana Bay
Tahoma 45 Tn
Satterlee
Puget Sound
Kodiak
Cutter
Divorce suit of Nina Walker vs James Walker is dismissed
The divorce petition filed by Nina Chinn Walker against James W G Walker, an engineer at Newport naval training station, was dismissed for lack of Rhode Island domicile and jurisdiction. Justice Rathbun sustained the demurrer, ruling neither party was a domiciled resident. The case attracts naval attention and may proceed in higher court.
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Newport
Nina’ Chinn Walker
James WG Walker
Newport Naval Training Station
Wall's Peculations Ground Twenty Years At Southbridge Bank
Boston February 7 The official report by Bank Commissioner Chapin reveals a long standing cash shortfall of 424 442 dollars at the Southbridge Savings Bank. Treasurer John A Hale’s accounts show a 24.42 shortage in consumer ledgers over twenty years, amounting to 1405 percent misuse on book assets. Hale is jailed on a 20 000 bail as authorities consider appointing a receiver or depositor compromise plan.
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Wall
Boston
John A Hail
Southbridge Savinga Bank
Chapin
Haji
Dr Robnett and Cowles Photograph Dispute Revealed
Testimony details Robnett’s threat to recover Miss Hesler’s photograph by force. Mrs Hesler recalls a December telephone exchange and an incident at Sullivan Square. Dr Ames reprimanded Robnett for misusing an official line. Cowles defended by discussing alleged photographs and engagement rumors.
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Miss Hesler
Robnett
Mian
Hesler
Howart E Ames
Cowles
Dy Robnett
Navy
Lawa
Wew State
Ames
Miss Hester
de Robnett
Sullivan Square
Malden
Quincy
Misa Hesler
Miss Healer
Boston
Habnett
Ine Sana
Dr Cowles
Advocate Qauin
Dr Cowlas
Jim
Fnally
Mrs Cowles
Jin
Mish Hester
Lowles
Mias Hesler
Ime
Cowlestia
Mexican Strike Delayed Amid Rail Union Vote
Mexican officials announced that a rail workers vote on resigning in protest over wage and demand issues was favorable to resignation. The decision hinges on a new conference between the joint employee committee and Railway President E Brown tomorrow. About 10 percent of conductors and engineers on 7000 miles of railroad participated, and retailers forecast significant American family relocations amid the strike threat.
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Mexican City
National Railways of
Mexico
EP Curtis
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Chief Corrigan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
E. Brown
Republi
Orange Bow Letter Threats Spur Police Arrest
Charles Cohen, a wholesale poultry dealer, reported a threatening letter promising dynamite and abduction for a $2000 payoff. Police traced the note to Silver who had been sought since January 13. He was arrested and held in $4000 bond after the threatening scheme and a January 19 note suggesting payment by tying an orange ribbon on Cohen's front door.
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Washington
New York
Bennett Silver
Charles Cohen
Cohen
Hotels and Names Across Cities in an Apparently Messy Listing
An expansive, dense OCR fragment lists hotels, people, and places from numerous U S cities including Phoenix Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia and Boston with many personal names and affiliations. It reads as a directory-like compilation of hotel staff guests and residents across states and includes scattered addresses and possible notices. The fragment ends with a short ad and a pharmacy warning about a cold remedy.
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Srizona
Brenk Cox
Phoenix
Willard
Tins
California
J W Bawundzon
Gen Ines
Raymond
Los Angeles
Willard Connecticut—Cow van Winklesiemford Riggs House
Loulk H Zaches SC Jamee
Chicago
Albert
L Keany Charley AV
Brundah Feltz A
Norden Crank Barnard Paulp
Sir Hany Davis
EA Kronmen
Mabeles Coe
Xisvark
Re cLinkes
Thomas D Knight Wille
Paul Dicky
Hare Ham
JG Hadley National
York City
Aliwa Zinmerauy
Tad ‘Tepper
Robert Hwomlsan Mi SM
Dian
Albert Wable
Toso ‘Rosuer
Hmermaerita
Tru
Te 'Houemay
Joseph G Lam
Wood
Wiss Henrietta Crosman
Shuster John Weterman
Kofearon Jr
Willer
Wo McCarthy
Miss Brea
Oliver Roland Ingebull
Ebmt
Oo Hoffman
Misa Peay
Heuer M Trivett
Tigge Flosra
Fea Wiliam Coulaon
Toha
Arthor
Hoxerd
Constable
Tod
Gillingham
Arthur Host
Hee YX Turner
Hi Godoy Milka
Wiele Jama
Saxeptlog
Dani Mion
Aitheon
Franjeates Vellon
AH Lewis
Som
Miljey
Joe Russell
Foye Shoreham
A Bruck
Bernard Guistia
Joho
Stewart Mme
Alla Hasimrera
Wre
Lewlon
AH Sanor Pro Typan Honey Kolker Caren Nepville Fa
Beaty Po
Griges
David Todd
Arlington Dow Poles
Stodames AA
Puler
Herstela
Chuck Chasles
Tanei Ward
Max
Witten
Seymour Raleigh Cing Miro
Cape
J Milne
Wiliam Biyant
Trent
Pricet
Gannamyer
Henry Smitho
Pintsburg
Meller
Howard Esrom
Durr
Kaleigh Barera
Chrisly
The Country Club Show Features Notable Names
A fragmented schedule lists acts and names including Brathere Wheelerx Sameros Tonia Burt and Marie Dainty Facland. Other entries reference The Vagrants and The Cowney Millionaire Filograph with a call to buy seats for the next event night at the venue.
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Pally
Lee Se
Marie Dainty Facland
Jeane le Lasky
Spieseil Brathere
the Vagrants
Sameros
Tonia Burt Eerle
Gus Fowards
Stuart Eawnes
Cruisers To Talk Far 3000 Mile Wireless Outfits
3000 mile wireless outfits being tested at Norfolk yard for Birmingham and Salem. Scouts to run from Norfolk to Brant Rock Mass then to coast of South America and Africa. Goal to ensure uninterrupted ship to Brant Rock communication over long distances. Distances noted include 2009 miles to Brent Rock and 36 miles possible off African coast.
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Birmingham
Salem
Norfolk Va
Norfolk Navy Yard
South America
Africa
Brant Rock
South American
Brent
Army Orders Detail Wide-Span Leave and Assignments
A misspelled and fragmented array of military orders lists several officers granted leave through June and notes transfers. It names units such as the Cavalry, Field Artillery, Medical Corps, and National Guard groups from New York New Jersey and Illinois, with duties in Manila and the Philippines and references to hospitals and the medical superintendent.
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Abwence
Tarbert
Mena Squasth
Tairteer
Abeend
Joba SW
Fere Sherigwa
A. Rungell
Cegor
Binghamton
Antlers National Lgoard
New York
National Guard of
Ara
Ttann
Pert Cruicee
San Planetarg
Manila
Apt
Harsha Ponetanath
Ian Hoty
Marrigon Mont
George
Sata
Lipeers G
Raertian
Peston
James LY
Marsh
Tuna i Wright
Naval Officers Ordered to Duty and Vessel Movements
Orders affecting Foelyn Ro Willach and others to duty in the naval service. Movements of ships including Des Moines, Shutmgae, Standish, and Hart cited with ports such as Norfolk, Guantanamo, and Cama. Indicated postponement of the 1 inch gun test at Sandy Hook and readiness changes for practice fleet assignments.
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Foelyn Ro Willach
Laird Scytes Allantis Neot
Ylngile
Midshipman
Oh Babcock Te Duis
Duncan
Luncader “Uldenipman
RF Rogers
Sei
Midshipma SR
van der Voor
Red Midanipmena Karls
Don Toriolette
Naval Poapital Waralsion
Sig Woos
Ai Nnxpital We
WA Rapre
Ney
Des Moines
Miuedel4
Caenae
Luostou Shutmgae
Tensareia
Laulelana
jHampto Roads
Birringham
Norfolk
Jattarcbort
Trimetmn
Carnto
Tambon
Sant Me
Fenton Rocket
Cinéma Hews
Proving Grounds
Sandy Hook
Sauls
Norfolk Va
Battlens of Louisiana
Norfolk Navy Yard
Guartanamo
Diapensin Promises Relief From Indigestion
Sufferers urged to use Diapensin to ease dyspepsia and stomach discomfort. The text claims rapid relief within minutes, improved appetite, and fresher breath by reinforcing natural digestive agents rather than drastic drugs. Endorses purchasing a cent case from a druggist.
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New Jerees
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Weat
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Marshal
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Cuba
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Vassour
Warners
Horlick
Thomas
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Rhode Island
Misa Hesier Waa
Jetter
Cowlen
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Regula
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Trettigren
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Hanses City
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Mies
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Davia Thultite
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Miler
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Looiseide
Wilerd
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Metena Sheree
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New York State
Murphy
Manle
Charles Morme
Fuffaly
Hiehant Curran
Rochester
Clay Schenectady
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Anneil
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Gus
Albriaht
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Robert C Wallace
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Wimon
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John F
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Level Charen Sele Sendinky
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Themar Sharan William J Newton Lancastar
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Merronat Taxas Toy
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Merrow
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Virginia San Shorr
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Bund Thomex Boler
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Wilin SturRe
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Qcleek
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