Rates and Powers in Railways Affects Vast Interests
A debate on the effects of railway rate regulation undermining earnings of railroads and widespread labor impact. The Senate considers extending Hepburn bill powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission, raising fears about rate adjustments, judicial review, and potential political influence on freight and cotton markets.
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Senator Morgan Presses Cromwell In Isthmian Probe
The Panama affair unfolds as William Nelson Cromwell of New York, adviser to the Isthmian Canal Commission and Panama Railroad leader, faces Senate questions. Governor Magoon testifies criticizing Bigelow and notes pardoning power use while stressing gambling and immorality concerns in Panama and Colon.
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Uric acid gravel blamed on kidneys and Safe Cure claim
The ad explains uric acid gravel results from kidneys failing to remove waste, noting symptoms like scanty urine, reddish sediment, and brick dust crystals. It touts Warner’s Safe Cure and Safe Pills as cures for kidney liver and bladder diseases, with testimonies and an offer for free analysis and a warning against substitutes.
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Panama Governor Describes Lawful Isthmus Community
Gov Magoon says isthmus is peaceful and law abiding, unlike mined camps. Senators quiz on courts and clerical salaries, while Simmons asks Panama’s stance on uniting with the United States. He notes no current talks of consolidation and Panama values independence.
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Hazing Trials Postponed at Naval Academy Court Martial
Annapolis February 13 The naval court martial reassembled after a two week adjournment but will not proceed without a full agreement on further hazing trials. Three midshipmen Garcelon Roberts Hayes have not received charges and remain not under close arrest. Commander Murdock presides replacing Rees as Alger is excused. The Secretary refuses Meriwether resignation. pardoned by the President, he avoids further term.
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Army Orders and Navy Officer Transfers Note 1908
Long list of army leave of absence and transfers including Capt John Le Barbour and First Lieuts Bankhead Leasure and James. Navy officer promotions and retirements listed for many captains and commanders with dates, plus naval vessel movements to Newport, Madeira, Boston, Cavite and Shanghai cruise.
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Death of William B Bacon Prominent Boston merchant dies
William B Bacon aged 83 former China trade merchant and agent for Baring Brothers died at his Jamaica Plain home. He was father of Robert Bacon First Assistant Secretary of State. Also reported is the death of Mary E Holmes founder of the Mary B Holmes Seminary at West Point Mississippi and noted scientist who died in Rockford Illinois.
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U P Alumni Gather at University Club Smoker
Twenty five Penn alumni gathered for a social smoker at the University Club last night. Dr Yarrow class of 1853 gave a talk recalling college changes with humor. They voted to reserve a theater section for Mask and Wig's annual burlesque Mr Shylock Merchant. Scrofula reference and ad copy follow.
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Miss Roosevelt Wedding Arrangements and White House Gates
Social events and Valentine celebrations fill Washington as Miss Roosevelt’s wedding draws near with strict entry rules for guests. White House gates open at 11 15 A M proper entrance cards required. carriages shift to north east gate. marked checks issued to regaining admittance. Demonstrations nationwide anticipated. Civil and diplomatic hostesses plan nights of balls luncheons and dinners at the New Willard and other venues, with prominent figures attending.
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Ogden to Address Alumni at Business High School Reunion
Robert Curtis Ogden, New York partner of John Wanamaker, to deliver main address at the Business High School Alumni Association reunion on February 27, linked with the dedicatory services of the new building. Ogden, prominent in education, heads the Southern board of education and helped secure Rockefeller funds for Southern colleges.
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