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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1909

Page

18

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Named by president nominations sent to the Senate

A fragmented report outlines nominations of diplomatic officials for Senate consideration. It notes political maneuvering, a committee hearing process, and a proposed bipartisan approach to engaging Britain in a ceremonial celebration tied to the disarmament effort.

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Congress Debates Naval Budget and Amendments

Senate and House activity centers on naval appropriation details. Amendments seek constant patrol of Pact waters and a separate sale for battleships while tonnage is trimmed. Dixon attacks navy yard fund distribution as the day advances with pensions and wireless telegraphy bills also moving forward. House recesses at 6:06 pm, resuming February 1.

Sulzer Pleads for Bill to Remove Wreck of Mineola

Rep Sulzer of New York urges action on Indian appropriation bill to remove the wreck of the Mineola from Savannah harbor. He cites public interest and future harbor safety, pressing the secretary of war to authorize wreck removal. Committee on naval affairs balks, debate continues as resolution moves forward.

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Wireless bill to require radio gear on ocean-going ships

The House passed a bill mandating wireless equipment on all ocean sailing ships with penalties for noncompliance. It was introduced in the Senate and is to be considered by the committee on Ammunite, with enactment expected this session.

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New Ship Subsidy Bill Draws From Earlier Proposals

A new ship subsidy bill advances with differences from prior measures. Representative Greene of Massachusetts chairs the House committee. The bill, tracing to Senator Thomas and subsequent lines from Pryor and Payne, seeks a limited contractual government obligation. It proposes a compensation rate per entry for six vessels in twelve months.

Fractional Rumor: Frye Not Resigning Amid Senate Talk

Unclear reports circulated that Senator Frye contemplated resignation. The senator reportedly stated he would not resign and doubted any party or action would force him to quit. The message circulated amid speculation in the Senate chamber.

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Indian Bill Passes Amid Suspension Day Plan Expanded Judgeships

The legislature advanced an Indian appropriation bill and expanded judgeships in Pennsylvania New York and Washington while enacting commerce law amendments to curb false entries. The House timed business under suspension of the rules to expedite measures and limit debate, adopting February 15 as an annual suspension day to avoid delays.

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Wife and Army Officer Case Before Retiring Board

Mrs Mary Logan Tucker and her mother Mrs John Jagan are expected to testify tomorrow in a case before the retiring board. Tucker faces questions over alleged dissipation and weight under examination, with evidence including letters claimed to exist with army authorities. The issue may determine whether he resigns with or without pension amid a nationally charged dispute.

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Child Run Down by Express Wagon in Northwest

An 8 year old boy, Donald Letz, was knocked down and run over by a Tittlefield & Al xod express wagon on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest near Twenty second Street. The driver, Joseph Yeaternegro, was arrested. The child suffered a compound fracture to his left leg and was treated at home by Dr. H M Bron.

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Debate Over Marines and Presidential Powers in Senate

The Senate debated funding for the Marines aboard ships and the President’s authority to command the army and navy. An amendment tied Marines’ availability to quartering on navy ships passed after hours of argument, with Senators Lodge Hale and Dixon clashing over constitutional powers and naval policy. The discussion touched on Panama, potential war with Colombia, and objections to specific appropriations and investigations, concluding with continued consideration of committee amendments.

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Protest on Quarters 18000 Civilians Expected

Protest on quarters as 18000 civilians are expected for the inaugural parade in Washington. Local committee plans elaborate receptions. New Jersey provides 2000 for delegation. military units like the First Virginia Regiment may join, with arrangements to move rail cars and adjust routes for visiting civic and military groups.

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