Natural gas debate in Congress over Washington supply
Debate in the House, led by Tennessee Representative Sims, urged authorizing Washington Gaslight to import natural gas from Maryland or nearby states to heat, light, and cook in the district. Proponents argued gas would reduce coal pollution and carbon monoxide, while concerns cited safety and supply logistics for Washington residents.
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Liberty Versus Libel in Panama Case Debate
New York Representative accuses President Roosevelt of instigating or ordering prosecutions in the Panama libel case. Willett condemns the action as the most dangerous usurpation of power in the nation, arguing government immunity and challenging court jurisdiction on libel against the United States. The speaker cites historic doctrines and Milton to argue the government cannot be libeled.
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Tle
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John Milton
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Veterans to lead inaugural parade with Philippine division
One hundred mounted veterans of the Philippine army will form a division for the inaugural parade under Maj. P. J. H. Farrell. The Philippine Constabulary Band may provide music, with Maj. Purrell and wife as guests of Col. Harvey. Georgia cadets and other academy units will also participate, while press seating and ball accommodations are organized.
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Labor Loss in Free Lumber Sparks Wage Concerns
A conference between the National Lumber Manufacturers Association board and organized labor representatives discussed the cost of lumber production in the United States versus Canada, noting labor forms including Japanese Hindu and Chinese workers. They warned that lowering the duty on Canadian lumber could cut wages, with no firm conclusions reached. Connecticut Gov George Lilley appointed Matthew E O'Brien as commissioner for the District of Columbia.
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House Debates Lincoln Eulogies and Indian Budget Action
Eulogies for Abraham Lincoln were pronounced by Representative Nye and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address read by Representative Loutell. Several hundred private pension bills passed while the Indian appropriation bill entered general debate. Rep Rainey and others attacked corruption charges in the Panama Canal purchase, with Republicans Lov ering Olcott and Banton among critics. Rep Willett argued the United States lacks authority to license newspapers, briefly targeting Roosevelt. House adjourned at 5 20 p m to reconvene Sunday noon.
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Legal View on Libel Jurisdiction in DC and Federal Courts
Mr Willett challenges federal criminalization of libel in the District of Columbia, arguing Congress has not defined libel as a federal crime nor granted U S courts jurisdiction. He condemns government actions as usurpation aimed at forestalling legislative inquiry, warning of despotism if such precedents persist.
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King Edward Starts Home After Berlin Visit
King Edward and Queen Alexandra left Berlin for London at 5 PM ending a four day stay. They were met at the station by the German emperor and empress and their retinue including Prince Moncy of Prussia. The farewell was affectionate with repeated kisses on the cheek. Edward drove with Prince Henry of Prussia through the Grunewald before luncheon with the emperor.
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Alderman Kohout Shoots Self in Basement Home
Chicago reports Alderman Joseph F. Kohout, longtime Democratic leader, killed himself with a gun in his basement. His wife found the body after a ward club endorsement failure left him despondent. Fellow Alderman Nalen reportedly opposed Kohout’s reelection.
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