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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1906

Page

13

Question of Validity in Hepburn Bill Sparks Constitutional Debate

Attorneys in the Hepburn railway rate debate warn the bill may clash with Supreme Court rulings on the separation of powers. They argue Congress could not vest legislative and judicial functions in an executive or administrative body, and note the need for strong safeguards to prevent encroachment by one branch on another. The case hinges on whether the Interstate Commerce Commission can set rates with future effect while remaining within constitutional limits.

House Supreme Court Congress Senate Rreme Court United States Kubourn Ve. Thompson Tlepburnoth Unsel Exeisees Oost Oost Government Can Cone Attutanels Legest Bug Beono Artiecle Tino Dagov Micat Ain Interstate Commerce Commission Inters Tate Commerce Commission Commission Sion Wield Knapp Cornell University McCall

Catarrhal Powder touted as quick relief in ad and legal cites

An old newspaper fragment presents a testimonial for Dr. Agnew s Catarrhal Powder claiming it ends years of catarrh in ten minutes. The piece also mixes in Commerce Commission debates on Hepburn bill and tariff rate discretion, citing figures Knapp and McCall and a Supreme Court reference about delegation versus execution of law.

C. G. Archer Brewer Maine Dr. Agnew Eluce Stone & Poole Pa. Ave. Nw O’donnell's F St. Nw Pa. Ave Mad Mats Neewonacroarchive

SEEK TO DEFEAT BALDWIN INCOMPETENT TO SERVE SCHOOLS

Charges will be filed in the State senate to defeat Julian P. Baldwin as superintendent of Alexandria County public schools. The petition, signed by Democratic taxpayers, accuses Baldwin of secrecy in nomination, Republican alignment, self dealing with Ballston schoolhouse funds, excessive stationery withdrawals, and lack of teaching or trustee experience. It cites Bonding Arlington district for 30000 and a misleading claim about a vote provision in the bill.

Washington King Street Alexandria State Senate Lewis Ti. Machen Julian P. Baldwin Alexandria County Jamey J. Clements Public Board of Education Clements Baldwin Senate Baldwin Ave Board of Education James R. Caton House of Delegates Mx. Caton Ballston Virginia Machen Arlington Atign Julian F. Baldwin

Moore Buys Home in Alexandria 811 Prince Street

Dr. Samuel B. Moore purchases the residence and grounds at 811 Prince Street Alexandria from Alberta Murdaugh for 9506 taking possession in the spring and making it his home and office. The property has 95 feet of frontage on Prince Street in a desirable residential section.

Samuel B. Moore Irom William M. Smith Alberta Murdaugh Prince Street Alexandria Dr Moore Cassius Lee Duke Street Dr. Smith Catharine Makely

Sunday School Baseball League Faces Collapse After Withdrawals

Eight clubs pulled out of the Sunday-school Baseball League amid concerns over time and money spent, with several others undecided on fielding teams next spring. President Prevost noted players often attended Sunday school only during baseball season, prompting reforms and talks of a six‑club league or disbandment while the athletic association may pursue basketball or an outdoor meet next summer.

Prevost Fourth Presbyterian Gunton Temple Gurley Mt. Pleasant Congregational St. Stephen’s Calvary Baptists the Foundry Mt. Vernon First Congregational Metropolitan Baptist Sixth Presbyterian Fifth Baptist Calvary Methodist F. W. Bolgiano M. F. Thompson A. le Dietrich G. A. Clark Walter Price League Young Men's Christian Association

Hotels by city listing notable visitors and guests

A long OCR style list details guests and patrons staying at major hotels across cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Richmond Alabama Arizona Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York Rhode Island Virginia Washington West Virginia Wyoming plus entries for United States Army Canada Franco and the Philippine Islands. The item reads as a travel guest directory with numerous names and affiliated hotels.

Alabama W. E. Leake Birmingham W. A. Bellingrath Montgomery Raleigh Arizona H. B. Pickett Tombstone Riggs Colorado J. H. Smith Denver St. James T. H. Haight New Willard Connecticut E. A. Tracy South Coventry F. P Roberts M. S. Hamilton Roberts New Haven Brewer Unionville la Grange Indian Territory E. L. Bisser Clarence National J. W. Robb Clinton Hhbitt Iowa Ruste Charleston A. J. Chanty Malvern J H. Lawson Charles City J. A. Hosmer Des Moines Kentucky Speight Mayfield B. Reid H. H. Meschendorf Louisville Maryland T. G Pownall Cumberland L. Gottlieb Annapolis M. J. Patterson J. Q. Snyder Hagerstown Massachusetts Springfield Johnson Worcester F. L. McKensie Waverly E.L Gowen Attleboro G. R. Bpear Northampton Aigen Michigan T. B. Brewer Battle Creek George Clapperton Grand Rapids Minnesota J. H. Morse Minneapolis M. M. Willams St. Louia H. K. Pierce Columbia St James A. J. Huot Arkansas City Moore St. Louis Webraska R. B. Schneider Fremont C. # Robertson Omaha New Hampshire J. F. Brennan Peterboro New Jersey BP. C. Pearson Plainfield A. Hanson Beat Orange W. H. Freeman New York State M. H. Hoax V. Zahmai W. L Moorey Auburn J. W. Stout Syracuse George Andrews Rochester Kingsley W. Maher Aurora Leisler Buffalo Howard Wagner Brooklyn Ebbitt AH. H. Moraty North Carolina M. H. Willamson Gainshore C. O'Warrell W. H. Armes Charlotte M. Sawyer GHLO L. P Vonoven Toledo BW. Johnson Cincinnati J. B. Crouse Cleveland Naonal Mia Carrie Plant Misa Helen Plaint Cinglanati Baehr Mrs. K. Killing W. G. White J. B. Bialpe T. J. Stringer Steubenville Oklahoma Territory J. C. Miller Bliss J. M. Hole Chandler J. A. Nichols el Reno Pennsylvania Tanner I. G Fink Eddy Providence D. Wilcox M. N. Fish Epbitt Virginia M. G. J. Wiehie Wiehie Stewart Watson Petersburg R. Foulis Harrisonburg W. P. Kent J. Hoffman Woodstock Ebitt Washington H. E. Heussy A. R. Hartley Seattle B. Dunbar Renttls West Virginia A. EH. McLean Mar- Mnton B. V. Gilmore Joseph Gray Elizabeth J. H. Holt Huntington

Donlin Faces New Charge After Loaded Revolver Allegation

Porter Donlin a New York Nationals ball player is alleged by a train porter to have pointed a loaded revolver at him amid three baseball players Michael J. Donlin Walter W Bennett and John J McGrath all of whom were arrested on intoxication and breach of the peace aboard a New York Central train in Albany New York. The trio denied the charges and were freed on bail with adjournment for two weeks.

Porter Albany Pep Michael J. Donlin New York’Nationals Walter W. Bennett Southern League John J. McGrath New York Central Donlin

Hanly to Aid Lawson in Life Insurance Meeting

Baltimore Md Feb 93 Thomas W Lawson met Gov J Frank Hanly of Indiana to discuss Hanly joining a committee to vote proxies of policyholders at future New York life insurance company meetings. Lawson announced Hanly agreed and supported his views. Hanly spoke in Boston later about "The Patriotism of Peace" and critiqued recent life insurance exposes.

Baltimore Thomas W. Lawson J. Frank Hanly Indiana New York Qtr Lawson Gov. Hanly Mr. Lawson

Mothers trust Scott's Emulsion for early cold signs

A mother describes telling by a child's sleep that a cold is coming and that starting Scott's Emulsion the next morning often ends the illness quickly. The piece touts the product's preventive magic and effectiveness for child weakness, urging mothers to use it.

Scott Bcott & Zowesy

COLLEGE CLUB SMOKER AT SHOREHAM FEATURES NAMES

The Massachusetts Agricultural College Club held its annual meeting and smoker at the Shoreham last night with attendees from the Department of Agriculture and other federal bureaus including E W Allen C B Lane W A Hooker A W Morrill F D Couden F F Henshaw P F Staples F A Bartlett and Beal. Knights Templars women held a cake euchre party at Pythian Temple in which more than 100 joined, with R S Walter chairing arrangements alongside several ladies. A statue to Ralph Waldo Emerson was announced for Concord funded at about 25000 and sculptor Daniel C French was named.

Massachusetts Agricultural College Club Shoreham Department of Agriculture E. W. Allen C. B. Lane W. A. Hooker A. W. Morrill F. D. Couden Bureau of Entomology F. F. Henshaw United States Geological Survey P. F. Staples Woodbine N. J F. A. Bartlett Hampton Mr. Beal Office of Experiment Stations United States Department of Agriculture Columbus Commandery Knights Templars Pythian Temple R. S. Walter George BE. Hebbard A. FF. Blair BE. A. Nelson Cc. B. Matthews Charles Long George Ray Boston Ralph Waldo Emerson Concord Daniel C. French

Witness handwriting expert pins same writer to Mann case

Osbornes testimony at Col W D Mann perjury hearing claims initials OK WD M on a Ward letter and court exhibits share identical slant and size. He will test 250 handwriting samples next session. Mann absent at civil hearing. prior jewelry note led to 1887 judgment for $1,288 later revived 1905.

Osborne Mann Washington Post New York O. K Reginald Ward Albert G Osborne W. D. Mann Col. Mann Martin W. Littleton Littleton Mr. Osborne Molineux Patrick Id. Mann CIE Justice McAvoy Joseph Simon Franko Frankos George J. Cox

Market Report Details Slower Friday Trade and Fresh Produce

Sloppy streets reduced Friday market activity though dealers anticipate strong business today. French artichokes appear in wholesale at 30 cents each. Tomatoes scarce due to cold weather, selling 20 to 30 cents per 4 pounds. Bananas scarce 15 to 25 cents a dozen. ripe fruit rare. Strawberries 35 cents a box, with higher quality expected at the same price. Fish suppliers kept normal Friday volume. price drops not yet evident. Poultry shipments from South Carolina bolster supply. broilers 25 cents per pound, roasters 20, fowl 18, turkeys 22, geese 18, ducks 20.

Potomac South Carolina

Cure for Psoriasis Promised by Cuticura Remedy

Testimonial from W M Chidester of Hutchinson Kansas dated April 20 1905 describes 35 years of psoriasis across body scalp and limbs. After using three cakes of Cuticure Soap six boxes Ointment and Resolvent for thirty days he claims complete and permanent relief.

State of Kansas W. M. Chidester Hutchinson Kan

Terrier for Miss Alice Roosevelt’s Wedding Gift

A nine month old Boston terrier named Fashion will go to Washington to be presented to Miss Alice Roosevelt on her wedding day February 17. Gifted by A Montgomery Stillman and bought from Frederick E Ries for 1500 dollars, the dog weighs fifteen pounds and is bred from the Duchess line. Fashion will wear a gold jeweled collar bearing Longworth’s name and the wedding date. She has a full wardrobe and grooming set and will be registered in the pedigreed society canines roster after the Roosevelt Longworth wedding.

New York Washington Alice Roosevelt A. Montgomery Stillman Pittsburg Longworth Official Sporting Register of Roosevelt-Longworth Nicholas Longworth

France presents Gobelin tapestry to Mrs Roosevelt in White House gift

Washington report details France’s Gobelin tapestry, a two by four foot allegorical work from the 19th century, valued by some at 25 000 to 50 000 dollars. Ambassador Jusserand calls it a rare, exquisite gift. Also noted are pending Cuban gift plans and Miss Roosevelt’s upcoming wedding gown delivery arrangements.

Washington New York National Gobelin Manufacturing Company of France Louis XIV Whrman Strasburg Roosevelt

Royal Baking Powder Co Ad at 100 William Street

An advertisement featuring the Royal Baking Powder Company displays its New York address at 100 William Street. The notice emphasizes the brand's baking product and prominence in the city commerce scene.

Royal Baking Powder CO William ST New York

Miss Roosevelts Bridal Gown of Gold and White Glory

A detailed preview of Mrs Theodore Roosevelts wedding gown to be fitted today with extensive gold thread embroidery and lilies on the court train. The set includes maize and pink gowns named Mails Alice and petal-de-rose, plus a white Irish lace robe and jacket to be worn with silk and chiffon lining.

Mise Roosevelt White House Miss Roosevelt New York Alice Miss Alice America

Wine for Longworth From Cincinnati Enquirer

Mrs. Josephine Leonard, widow of Captain Henry R Leonard of Gifts Fire Engine Company, will send to Hon. Nicholas Longworth a bottle of his grandfather’s golden wedding wine for the health toast at his wedding. The wine dates to a 46 year old golden wedding gift sent to Gift’s firehouse, with one bottle saved for Miss Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth’s wedding. Wesley Rippey, Longworth’s representative, says the gift will reach Mr Tongworth in good condition before the wedding.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Josephine Leonard Henry R Leonard Gifts Fire Engine Company Nicholas Longworth Nicholas Loneworth Washington Alice Roosevelt

Giorgione Painting Recovered After 58 Years

Rome dispatch reports Giorgione's Christ Meeting St Veronica with thirteen life size figures and the painter's portrait, missing from Padua since 168, has been recovered. Owner Count Perazzolo withholds details of the recovery. Auction sale of the Karr Stock today at 11 am and 2 30 pm at 125 F extensive diamonds gold jewelry watches listed.

Rome New York Sun Giorgione Christ Padua Count Perazzolo

Wedding Plans Thwarted by Name Omission in News

Washington dispatch reports a planned Washington wedding on February 17 where N Longworth faced public sidelining. W Loeb Jr responded with a quiet, decisive move that erased Longworth from official announcements, leaving a restrained ceremony notice and no reference to his proposed presence.

Miss Soley a Secret Bride

From the New York American the marriage of Charles Maitland Connfelt and Miss Soley without parental consent is reported. The couple wed in Trinity Church with Rev Wibbert officiating and returned to the bride’s home, planning to sail abroad together while her parents reconcile. Connfelt is in real estate with Connfelt & Stickney on Fifth Avenue.

New York

This Is Wheat They Say Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad

Those who take Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism or dyspepsia say it cures promptly and permanently after other preparations fail You may take this medicine with confidence it will do you good What it has done for others you have every reason to believe it will do for you Hood's Pills claim to cure constipation also.

Hood

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