Official count recounts Roosevelt Fairbanks victory in Congress
The Senate and House counted the electoral votes, declaring Theodore Roosevelt for President and Charles Warren Fairbanks for Vice President. Wives and diplomatic guests observed as tellers announced each state tally, Missouri and Texas drawing notable reactions. The final tally showed 336 votes for Roosevelt and 335 for Fairbanks, with Parker and Davis behind.
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Senate
House of Representatives
House
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Henry Gassaway Davis
MM Rooseyrlt
President
Fairbanks
Uns
Sonn Wstak
Cannon
Sonaiir
Wits
Tuspell
Tuspell, Zy Took Stats At Lie Clerk's Creturs Benne
Mo Dowell
Texas
Uae
Pea
Wivie
Hitty Renstee Burrows
Alabama
Missouri
New York
Roosevelt
East
West
Pennsylvania
Senator Bailey
Frye
Lone Star
Bailey
Rio Grande
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
Faye
Wyoming
Burrows
Theo Gore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
President backs juvenile court in Washington plan
President Roosevelt urged establishing a Washington juvenile court similar to those in Colorado and Illinois. He met with Judge Ben B Lineey of Denver who described the Denver Juvenile Court's success, noting juvenile detention rates fell from 7.35 to 0.5 percent, underscoring benefits to children and homes. Judge Lineey chairs a National Conference on juvenile courts to promote public understanding. The President pledged support to advance the movement.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Colorado
Ilinois
Ben B. Lineey
Denver
Coto
Lineey
Pure Food Bill Push From National and State Leaders
A cross section of state and national food officials and industry leaders plan to ask President Roosevelt to back the McCumber Hepburn pure food bill. The delegation includes Korace An Kenny of Columbus Ohio food commissioner Sebastian Miller of Pittsburgh PA A W Fallinger of Atlanta GA and KR M Alien of Lexington KY. They will present reasons and list supporting organizations. Also shown are G A R leaders seeking pension legislation and a Paris Texas delegation inviting the President to visit next spring with a tentative promise to stop in Paris.
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Korace Ankenny
Columbus
Ohio
Legisl
National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments
Sebastian Miller
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Paris
Tex
Reid
Arkansas
Texas
Senate dinner honors Depew and university smokers
The New York Republican delegation hosted Senator Depew at the Shoreham with many colleagues in attendance. Separately, George Washington University held a smoker at the Riggs House for the newly elected board of editors and faculty, stressing support for the upcoming university annual and class participation.
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Senator Depew
Kenncey M. Depew
New York
Shoreham
T. C. Platt
Charles G. Bennett
Senate
Charles W. Giliet
A. H. Howe
W. A. Cocks
C. T. Dunwell
Charles B. Law
Wiliam M. Calder
George Washington University
Riggs House
Charles W. Needham
Henry St. George Tucker
Vance
Carroll
Booth
Beeler
Palma Receives Visiting Americana In Cuba
Havana February 3 President Palma received the visiting members of the Chicago Commercial Club today. Mr Sauiers the American Minister presented President Butler who introduced the visitors. The group then gathered about Senor Palma and joined in an informal cheerful chat with him and President Butler and other attendees.
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Palma
Americana
Havana
Chicago
Clut
Sauiers
Butler
Senor Palma
GI Francis
Treaty in the Senate A lengthy debate over the Hay Bond pact
The Senate held an extended executive session on the Hay Bond treaty to improve trade with Newfoundland. Amendments from the Foreign Relations Committee were debated, with some supported by Lodge and Hale and opposition by New England senators. Ratification remains uncertain, with possible approval this session if U S interests are protected.
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Senate
Lodge
Bond
Hale
New England
United States
Newfoundland
Nelson
Canal Canal Case Told in Albany Argument Session
Attorney General Mayer heard debates over the 1903 thousand ton barge canal act. John G. Milburn argued for constitutionality claiming bonds totaling 101 million would be within limits and land takings covered by funds. Elihu Root contended the act violates constitutional provisions on funding and route changes.
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Albany
N. Y
Mayer
John G. Milburn
New York
Bemhu Hoot
Court of Appeals
Root
Milburn
Lee
Father John's Medicine Heals Coughing Boy in Siossourg
Mrs. G. A. Goodwin reports her son Walter cured of a dreadful cough and poor appetite after using Father John's Medicine. He gained from 55 to 85 pounds and fully recovered. The remedy, not patent, claims no opium or morphine and offers money back. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles from Lowell Massachusetts.
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G. A. Goodwin
Siossourg
Walter
John
Father John
John O’brien
Lowell
Masa
Four Hundred New DAR Members Join National Society
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution reports about 400 new members admitted at the second monthly session in Washington. Among the new entrants are ten from the District of Columbia. Continent Hall committee assured Continental Trust venues ready by April 17 for the upcoming congressional session in this city. Key officers and state regents from multiple states attended.
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D. A. R. National Society
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Charlies W. Fairbanks
District of Columbia
Continental Hall Committee
Jon A. Wilson
George M. Sternberg
Bernard KR. Green
Continental
Charles W. Faibanks
Miranda Barney Tulloch
Greentier W. Simpson
Massachusetts
Henry E. Burnham
New Hampshire
Elizabeth C. Williams
Maryland
Franklin W. Brooks
Colorado
Walter H. Weed
Montana
James R. Mellon
Pennsyvania
J. V. Quarles
Wisconsin
Tennis Hamlin
William B. Fuller
Augusta D. Greer
Jonathan P. Dollive
Henry Ll. Mann
M. H. 8. Davis
Mary S. Lockwood
Edward Bennett Rosa
Sara Thomson Kinney
Connecticut
Charlotte Simerson Main
J. Pembroke Thom Land
Charles H. Terry
York
Eleanor Washington Howard
Virginia
Bible Class Banquet Features Senator McCumber Speaker
The Metropolitan M. E. Church Bible class banquet drew about sixty guests with Senator Cumber of North Dakota as guest of honor. Toastmaster H. C. Gloverholzer reviewed five years of class progress, and speakers including P. C. Pierce George E. Tobey and Frank A. Hornaday offered reflections on neighborly relations, leadership, and spiritual life.
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Senator McCumber
M. E. Church
Senator Cumber
North Dakota
H. C. Qloverholzer
K. B. Russell
P. C. Pierce
George E. Tobey
Frank A. Hornaday
Wants Platt Ousted Over Express Companies Conspiracy
A Battle Creek man, W. Post, filed with Senate President pro tempore Frye a petition seeking Thomas C. Platt's expulsion from the Senate. Post accuses Platt, as head of United States Express Co, of conspiracy with six express firms to fix rates, oppose post bills, and profit from excess charges. He cites an anti trust plan that would harm express firms but aid the public and government. An affidavit from Clarence E. Dawson supports the claim that Platt opposed post checks due to business interests. The petition requests Senate inquiry and expulsion if proven.
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Comiparty
Mr. Post
Express Companies
United States
Congress
United States Express Company
Platt
Senate
Thomas C. Platt
Postz
Clarence E. Dawson
Plait
Eight Doctors Fail to Help Cent’s Worth of Suffering Cure
A worker describes three years of severe hand pain from cracking skin and bleeding, despite eight doctors and many remedies. He details daily agony, wrapping fingers, wearing gloves, and enduring ten hour shifts until relief came after using uthura.
Cure for Sore Hands Promises From 50c Ointment Claim
A testimonial from Thomas A. Clancy of Trenton New Jersey states after three years of doctoring and high costs a 50 cent box of Cuticura Ointment cured sore hands. He notes two years have passed without relapses and praises its effectiveness. The ad claims global sales and mentions Cuticura brand details.
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Thomas A. Clancy
N. Montgomery St
Trenton
N.J
Potier Qm
Boston
Dedication of Gage School Ceremony Set in February
The Washington DC Board of Education completed plans for the Nathaniel Parker Gage School dedication on February 15 at 2 o clock. The event highlights include a portrait and bronze tablet presentation by former pupils, and remarks from officials such as Henry J. West and Simon Wolf.
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Board of Education
Franklin School
Gage School
E. J. Bettes
1. Plummer
Ida Harmer
M. L. Lynn
B. Wells
I F E. Mitchell
L. W. Irvine
Martha E. Clark
Edith Holland
Christine Coale
M. Stockard
Raymond G. Pierce
Maude Green
B. J. Ridgely
Lovejoy
Jones School
Marian Carter
J. ¥. Garratt
Mary Washington
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
J. Holdsworth Gordon
H. L. West
James Fr. Bundy
Nathaniel Parker Gage
U and V Northwest
Nathaniel P Gage
Mr. Gage
Henry J. West
S. M. Newman Willl
Henry B. F Macfarland
Simon Wolf
Bernard T. Janney
A. YT. Stuart
Misa S. BK. White
Gage
Edward H. Thomas
District of Columbia
H. F. Hoover
Bloomingdale Quartet
Elisabeth A. Stuart
Hool
Brewers and Bottlers Night at Temple Fair Opens
Last night at the Temple fair in the Light Infantry Armory Brewers and Bottlers patrons filled the hall. They were welcomed by L Blout and praised the decor and booths such as the Japanese pool table run by Mrs M D Rosenburg. Tonight is teachers night with expected large attendance and a talk by A T Stuart.
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L. Blout
M. D. Rosenburg
A. T. Stuart
Isaac Cans
Minnie Hawke
Pupple
Kaffe Klatsch
Harry Kronheimer
Len Nachman
Lawrence Heller
Spencerian College
Thomas Co. Malone
Thirty-fifth Street
Spencerian Business College
Christian Heurich
Jackson Bros
Natalie Mayer
E. Hireh
Misa Kaufman
Regina Merfeld
J. Gangs
Mra. A. Sigmund
H. Herman
A. Hechinger
B. Steiner
Pauline Pretzfelder
Sondheimer
Mra. Kahn
J. E.wenmann
Miss Rand
Ince Berthe
J. Kronheimer
C. King
Mary Kronheimer
B. Nordlinger, Jr
Samuel Hinden
D. WF. Sanger
A. Monkovits
North Second Street
Philadelphia
Case
C. Kaufman
John Korman
Faulkner
J. Steiner
The New Church Choral Society Formed
The Church Choral Society met Tuesday in St John's parish hall with about 250 women from Episcopal churches across the diocese. Fifteen chapters from 48 churches enrolled. enrollment is limited. Miss Washburn is handling applications. Otto T. Simon directs the group as they study Pergolesi Stabat Mater for a future charity performance in academic dress. Rehearsals occur weekly at St John's Hall with members buying their own music at some cost.
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Church Choral Society
St John's Church
Washburn
Westover
Stabat Mater
Pergolese
Otto T. Simon
T. John’s Haill
Drafts and Checks Talk at Washington Bank Clerks Chapter
Charles A Douglass spoke to the Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks on drafts and checks. He traced their history to the original and explained their licenses and differences. The session included a buffet lunch and social hour. Next meeting February 2 features T F Vanderly of City National Bank New York. Attendees included Ewald Moore Wilcox Mather Gatley Davis Hopper and others.
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Charles A. Douglass
Washington
American Institute of Bank Clerks
TF. A. Vanderly
The
City National Bank
New York
T. B. Ewald
Baltimore
Institute
Walt R. Wilcox
J. Gates Moore
H. H. McKee
H. H. Mather
HW. Prescott Gatley
Floyd BE. Davis
R. N Hopper
Charles Bell Convicted for Cruelty to Animals
Charles Bell, a Negro, was convicted in the Police Court yesterday on a charge of cruelty to animals. Judge Scott fined him $10. Policeman Tellerkopf testified the man beat an overloaded mule and exhibited a heavy whip which Bell had broken.
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Charles Bell
Scott
Tellerkopf
Bell
Contributions to Charity Reach Wider Circle of Donors
The Citizens' Relief Association and Associated Charities report substantial donations to their treasurers at 811 O Street and 11 G Street. Contributors include Ming Atkins, Mrs MooJ Perri, Warren S Young, Riggs National Bank, Mrs LOR Ridenour, and many others, totaling hundreds of dollars to support relief efforts.
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Citizens’ TreHef Association
John F. Wilkins
Offic
O Street
Watkins
Washington Pose
Ming Atkins
Mooj Perri
Pow
Albert Fo Pox
Mary M. Kelly
Alpha
UA Musery
Emplovia
Bureau of Construction
Mepairy Navy Yard
Warren S Young
Woode
Albright & Barer
Riggs National Bank
Lor Ridenour
Urpkis
EO MacNichol
L.A
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Raery
Ales Roosevelt
Cowles
Mbeodurte Roosevelt
Averal
Turriga
Justee Eckham
Othe
Seminn Burrows
Strath O Dama
Fa York
Henry G
Virginis
Dem
Tom
Apn
Magur
Tubseyre Tekhee
Cockrell
Peradore Roosevelt
Charles W Pirie
Republicano Sprliuss
Commonwealth
Ictress
Cynosure
Culleague
Stewart
Nevada
Miles
C Gen
Jacobs
Lima
Ghia
Tam
White House
W. W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
John E. Gilman
William M. Quin
Senator Lodge
Evans
Elihu Root
Express Company
Mass
Watuppa Mills
Taunton
Clark W. Holcomb
New Bedford
Cuthura
New Church Choral Society
Massachusetts Ave
Mise L. Harper
Non Casade
A. ¥. Leech
Florence Cairns
Hocom
McPacland
E S
Seth Shepard
Jane Read
Mary Etta Wood
Vents
Richard G Davenport
William G Rives
John Hale Arelsford
Wallace Radcliffe
H. €. Sheridan
Margaret Clark
Milas H. E. Hunter
Buffalo Lithiawater
Bright
Alfred L. Loomis
University of New York
Samuel QO. L. Potter
A. M
New York City
Board of Pharmacy
Physician Corporation Council
John V. Shoemaker
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
Medico-Chirurgical College
A. Gabriel Pouchet
Materia Medica
Faculty of ‘Medicine
J. T. LeBlanchard
Montreal Clinic
Das. K. Crook
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Louis C. Horn
Baltimore University
J. Allison Hodges
Versity College of Medicine
Richmond
Giuseppe Lapponi
Pope Leo XII
Pope Pius X
Academy of Medicine of Rome
Tic
Robert Sartholow
Jefferson Medical College
L. Love
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Marion Sims College of Medicine
Hunter McGuire
American Medical Association
University College of Medicine
Richenond Var
Alexander B. Mott
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Bellevue Hospital
Parralo Lethia
Lythia
Buffalo Lithia Springs
W. S. Thompson
Fifteenth Street
N. W
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