Question of Validity Some Fine Points Raised in Hepburn Case
Attorneys who backed the Hepburn railway rate debate warn that many speakers avoided fundamental constitutional issues. They argue the bill risks merging legislative, executive, and judicial powers in one body, potentially unconstitutional and contrary to the separation of powers. They cite Supreme Court rulings upholding distinct branches and warn that the Interstate Commerce Commission could be forced into judicial or legislative roles if the bill stands.
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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
Catarhal Powder Praise and Hepburn Rate Debate Text
A reader praise extols Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder for quick relief from chronic eye and nose discharge. The article quotes court and commission statements debating the Hepburn bill and whether rate setting for transportation can be delegated. It references Justice cases, Chairman Knapp, and constitutional questions on legislative discretion versus administrative action.
Baldwin Faces Senate Clash Over Alexandria Schools
Charges filed in the State Senate by Senator Machen accuse Julian P. Baldwin of incompetence and misconduct as superintendent of Alexandria County schools. Allegations include hidden nomination, GOP affiliation and opposition to a Democratic candidate, self-serving repairs and pay from district funds, excessive stationery costs, and lack of teaching or trustee background. A petition from local Democrats questions his bond bill claims and questions his fitness for office.
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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 On Prince Street In Alexandria
Dr Samuel B Moore purchases the residence and grounds at 811 Prince street Alexandria for 9506 with possession set for spring to establish home and office in the city. The property fronts Prince street and lies in a desirable residential section.
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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 Mass Withdrawals
Eight clubs left the Sunday-school Baseball League last night at President Prevost's office, with four more undecided and three already slated to stay. The move follows concerns over player eligibility and season-long school attendance, prompting a committee to study continuing the league or forming a six-club alternative. The Sunday-school Athletic Association may pursue basketball or an outdoor track meet next summer.
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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 and guests listed across major cities
An extended hotel guest log lists individuals visiting or residing at leading hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Richmond and other cities. Names include J H Carothers Charles Foster Oliver Light Mrs W G Blow W R McCutcheon J H Seawall T Corbett A B El Mott J S Bell H G Burt and many others with the Edwardian era hotel network. The list, spanning states and territories, also notes accommodations in Raleigh New Willard and Ebbitt among others.
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Baltimore
J. H. Carothers
Charles Foster
Bt. James
Oliver Light
Herry Knott
National
C. M. Harrie
George Redley
Raleigh
A. B. el Mott
New Willard
W. G. Blow
Ebbitt
G I. Carey
Riggs
Boston
J. H. Seawall
St. James
W. &. Rooney
FS Ingalls
Corbett
W. IL Mich
A. E. Bailey
W. R. Brénton
Chicago
W. R. McCutcheon
Nationa
H. G. Burt
Mré
H. Klopfer
Charles Trutx
W. H. Miner
R.T. Dawson
R. H. Lae
B. & Holland
T. B. Monzhan
B. A Keller
T. W. Entis
K. L. Cremer
W. H. Chamberlain
New York City
Bell
R. H. Gootwittie
A.C. Duncan
W. H. Wood, Jr
J. H. Jenkins
W. Porter
L. P. Leeder
M. Weidenreich
W. R. Wilkinson
L. R. Stout
B. Nelson
H. & Curtis
H. L. Brady
M. W. n+traub
H. W. Barnard
J. H. Cosgrove
J. Blum
C. W. Schrecks
T. A. Holden
D. R. van Riper
W. Sehlelasner
8. Webman
H. Rosenfeld
H. Bennett
W. D. Burnett
T. D. Richards
G. M. Emile
B. J. Mendel
M. Miratton
Ernest Wiener
B. Hithouse
L. E. Macartin
C. B. West
B. R. Mosher
J. T. Boss
Charles Merg
Charles Thiel
J. Homan
WH. C. Foster
H. &. Hungerford
B. T. Chaffee
F. G. Eaton
W. P. Bell
J. J. Estabrook
B. J. Fernard
Mion
Walters
H. W. Drake
H. H. Sliter
F. D. Thorpe
Thorps
Mies
Kate Crisp
Arthur Townsend
W. B. Hall
H. Haupt
EH. A. Lloyd
Theodore Coohen, Jr
J. W. Johnson
EB. Furry
C. B. Woodward
C. Woodward
Baxter
W. B. Sharpe
J. A. Taylor
J. L. Gilder
Jeanette G. Jones
New Willerd
J. 2. Davis
H. G. Souden
H. H. Rody
Dbbitt
S. W. Hart
H. R. Eliot
Pittsburg
A. Granville
H. W. Case
J. H. Hartman
H. B. Street
A. J. Mateon
Raleizh
Philadelphia
N. B. Musselmen
L. Berge
Shaban Bey
MG. Delehanty
A E. Mario
J. Coburn
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H. Thomas
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O. W. Reimer
E. L. Hayes
G. G. Neil
J. W. Hoffman
J. R. Sypher
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C. Walker
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Tombstone
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J H. Lawson
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J. A. Hosmer
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B. Reid
H. H. Meschendorf
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T. G Pownall
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J. Q. Snyder
Hagerstown
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Johnson
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Gowen
AH. H. Moraty
Brooklyn
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Gainshore
C. O'Warrell
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M. Sawyer
GHLO
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J. B. Crouse
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Oakville
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Wolcit Franco
Alfred Lindeboom
Paris
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Maj
J. B. Murphy
Manila
New Charge Against Donlin Arises From Revolver Incident
Porter Donlin, baseball star of the New York Nationals, faces a new charge of assault after a train porter alleges Donlin pointed a loaded revolver at him. The trio including Walter Bennett of the Southern League and John McGrath were arrested yesterday on intoxication and breach of peace charges on a New York Central train. All pleaded not guilty and were released on bail. the cases were adjourned for two weeks.
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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 Insurance Policy Talks
Thomas W. Lawson met with Gov. J Frank Hanly of Indiana in Baltimore to discuss Hanly serving on a committee to vote proxies of policy holders at upcoming New York life insurance meetings. Lawson announced Hanly agreed and was in accord with his views. Lawson then departed for Boston in his private car as Hanly spoke on peace at Friends School, criticizing life insurance abuses.
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Baltimore
Thomas W. Lawson
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
New York
Qtr
Lawson
Gov. Hanly
Mr. Lawson
Tells by Their Sleep Mothers Recommend Scott's Emulsion
A mother describes how she detects a child's cold from sleep symptoms and begins Scott’s Emulsion the next morning. She claims rapid recovery and peaceful rest, praising the remedy as magical and effective for child weakness and prevention. The advertisement credits Scott & Zowski at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Bcott & Zowesy
College Club Holds Smokers At Shoreham Event
The Massachusetts Agricultural College Club held its annual meeting and smoker at the Shoreham last night with attendees from the Department of Agriculture and related offices. Also, a Knights Templars euchre party at Pythian Temple drew over 100 participants, with prizes of sixteen cakes. Boston announced Emerson statue planned for Concord at a cost about 25000. Daniel C. French named sculptor.
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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
Handwriting expert backs same petitioner’s initials in Mann perjury case
Albert G Osborne testified at Col W D Mann’s preliminary hearing that the initials OK WD M on a Ward letter and those on court exhibits shared two traits slant and uniform size, supporting same author. Mann appeared flushed and cross examined. 250 handwriting samples to be tested next session. Mann did not attend supplementary proceedings. prior jewelry note judgment by Frankos later assigned to Cox.
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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 Basket Notes Slower Friday Market Expected Busy Day Ahead
Sloppy streets reduced Friday market activity with dealers predicting a busier session today. French artichokes appear in wholesale at 30 cents each and tomatoes remain scarce with prices 20 to 30 cents per 4 pounds. Bananas are scarce, priced 15 to 25 cents a dozen. strawberries: 35 cents a box. Poultry shipments from South Carolina support brisk trade. broilers 25 cents a pound, roasters 20, fowl 18, turkeys 22, geese 18, ducks 20.
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Potomac
South Carolina
Cure for psoriasis from Cuticura remedy praised in Kansas
W M Chidester of Hutchinson Kansas says after thirty five years of psoriasis he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and recovered in thirty days. He describes circular red patches scales raw flesh itching and bleeding before improvement and credits the three Cuticura products for the cure. Signed April 20 1905.
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State of
Kansas
W. M. Chidester
Hutchinson
Kan
Terrier for Miss Alice Roosevelt in Washington
A nine month old Boston terrier named Fashion will travel to Washington to be presented to Miss Alice Roosevelt on her wedding day February 17. Gifted by A Montgomery Stillman to Mr Longworth the dog cost 1500 dollars and comes with an ornate wardrobe and grooming set.
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New York
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
A. Montgomery Stillman
Pittsburg
Longworth
Official
Sporting Register of
Roosevelt-Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
France gift described for Mrs Roosevelt at the White House
Washington reports the Gobelin tapestry from France arrives for Miss Alice Roosevelt. Ambassador Jusserand calls it a rare artistic gift, valued by experts at 25000 to 50000 dollars, featuring a medieval allegorical scene with a woman and illuminated scroll. Also notes German Emperor gift bracelet for the bride and delays in completing Miss Roosevelt’s wedding gown.
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Washington
New York
National
Gobelin Manufacturing Company of
France
Louis XIV
Jusserand
Gobein
Senoreen Gonzalo de Quesada
Cuba
Speck von Sternburg
Roosevelt
Thaeift
Royal Baking Powder Company Notice
Royal Baking Powder Co of New York at 100 William Street references its address on file in a brief corporate notice. No further details or actions are provided in the readable text.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Roosevelt bride’s gilded gown and trousseau details
A detailed account of Miss Alice Roosevelt’s wedding gown construction and trousseau. The satin robe features a lace overlay and gold thread embroidery, with coronet of lilies on the train. Other gowns include maize and pink silk, plus a white Irish lace robe valued at $300, all designed to impress foreign courts.
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Mise Roosevelt
White House
Miss Roosevelt
New York
Alice
Miss Alice
America
Wine for Longworth at Washington Wedding
Mrs. Josephine Leonard widow of Fire Captain Henry R Leonard of Gifts Fire Engine Co to send to Hon Nicholas Longworth a bottle of his grandfather’s golden wedding wine for the health of the bride at the wedding. The gesture recalls a vase and two wine bottles sent 46 years ago and preserved by the captain’s widow.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Josephine Leonard
Henry R Leonard
Gifts Fire Engine Company
Nicholas Longworth
Nicholas Loneworth
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Painting Lost 58 Years Recovered in Padua Case
Rome correspondence notes Giorgione painting Christ Meeting St Veronica with thirteen life size figures and the painter’s portrait, vanished from Padua in 168 and now recovered. Owner Count Perazzolo refuses to disclose recovery details. Auction sale of Karr stock today at 11 am and 2 30 pm at 125 F diamonds, gold jewelry, watches.
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Rome
New York Sun
Giorgione
Christ
Padua
Count Perazzolo
Zero in Wedding Plans as Loeb Names StandIns
Washington correspondent reports N Longworth attempted to dominate wedding announcements but W Loeb Jr. countered with a restrained White House notice. Longworth’s effort to publicize his role failed as the official bulletin omits his name and honors. The episode ends with Longworth quiet and compliant.
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Loeb
Nick
Washington Cor
Philadelphia
North
W. Loeb, Jr
N. Longworth
Longworth
White House
Miss Soley a Secret Bride in Trinity Church
The New York American reports that Charles Maitland Connfelt and Miss Soley wed secretly in Trinity Church with Rev. Wibbert officiating after parental opposition failed to deter them. Connfelt, in real estate with Connfelt & Stickney, must sail for Europe soon, and the couple plan to travel together, hoping for reconciliation with the Soleys during their absence.
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New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise on Health Claims
A brief advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia claiming rapid and permanent cures after other preparations fail It also asserts Hood's Pills relieve constipation and encourages confidence in the medicine's efficacy for readers.
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Hood
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