First Suspension Day May Open Army Appropriation Bill
The Fifty ninth Congress schedules the first suspension day with Army Appropriation measures to be called up by Mr Hull. Debate over amendments may stretch into Thursday under a five minute rule. The bill includes changes to pay and promotions, plus moves on maneuvers and sea travel. Senate plans emphasize pure food and statehood discussions with hoped early action on joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona.
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Maj Miller for Congress in Franklin Pennsylvania
Special to The Washington Post dated February 18 reports Maj Charles J Miller of Franklin famous as an automobile pioneer and noted for controversial advertising in Fitzsimmons maritime trials. Weighing a bid to succeed his uncle Joseph Sibley, Miller enjoys strong local popularity and wide support among friends urging candidacy. He is son of Gen Charles Miller, head of the National Guard.
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Four Years in Prison for Cavalry Quartermaster
Burlington VT February 18 Four years in the military prison at Governors Island were imposed on Harry J Morgan formerly of Patner Massachusetts quartermaster sergeant of the Fifteenth United States Cavalry. Convicted of conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline he entered a house while searching for deserters claiming authority under a search warrant a warrant later found bogus.
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Temperance Foes Clash With Free Alcohol Bill at Capitol
Temperance advocates plan to press hearings as Ways and Means resumes on free alcohol measures. Opponents will present statistics arguing tax removal boosts drinking and harms health. Manufacturers of wood alcohol oppose the bill, fearing business loss. A heated, stubborn contest is expected as the hearings proceed.
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Middies State Facts Senior Class Takes Action
A House Naval Affairs subcommittee investigating the Naval Academy has returned to Washington after reviewing court martial testimony. The senior class has pledged to stop hazing, and faculty and midshipmen will be examined to determine if officers tolerated hazing. The panel notes mild hazing exists, but not bodily injury, and may not warrant dismissal. The committee plans to return to Annapolis on Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania's new rule on rolling stock specifications
Special to The Washington Post reports that after July 1, 1906 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will refuse cars from other roads not up to its standards. From that date all received cars must have air brakes and automatic couplers, and from January next year those cars must meet Pennsylvania's strict construction specs. The company is replacing light old cars with heavy steel ones.
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Gambling with Death and Diet Reform
A mid‑sentence era sermon warns that daily indulgence harms health and heart disease shadows death. It urges dietary reform with Stuart's Dyspepsia and Digestive tablets promising rapid relief for indigestion and stomach distress. Endorsed by unnamed health advocates urging readers to rest the stomach after meals.
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Senate Eyes Review on Interstate Commerce Power Debate
Senate debate centers on railroad rate legislation and the danger of granting the Interstate Commerce Commission combined legislative, executive, and judicial powers. Critics warn that such authority risks constitutional departure and presidential manipulation, undermining representative government and local prosperity.
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Wright Denies Withdrawing From Governor Race
Knoxville, Feb 18 Hon T A Wright declares he has no intention of withdrawing and denies sending or endorsing a letter claiming he would not accept the Republican nomination. He states he remains a candidate and supports H Clay Evans only if Evans secures the nomination, while not blaming Evans for the rumor.
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New Hampshire Gubernatorial Contenders Grow to Five
The Concord report notes an expected Republican gubernatorial contest in New Hampshire with four declared candidates and a movement seeking a fifth. Leaders press for William J. Tucker of Dartmouth College to consider running to unite party sentiment and ease tensions.
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John A McCall Death and Insurance Career Spotlight
John A McCall rose from a modest state salary to head New York Life after prominent service in the state insurance department. He exposed widespread frauds, led major reforms, and faced scrutiny over payments to his longtime friend Judge Hamilton, ultimately resigning amid deficit findings and mortgaging his Shadow Lawn home to cover losses. His story spans Albany to New York City, with ties to Grover Cleveland and Thomas Platt era politics.
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Hotels and Guests Across Cities Listed in Notice
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Alexander Resting Comfortably After Operation
James W. Alexander former president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society is seriously ill at his home in New York following a Wednesday operation. He is resting comfortably and doctors say his condition is satisfactory though a long recovery is expected. His son H. M. Alexander said the family remains hopeful for his father’s health.
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Sailors Return to Newport On Epidemic Action
Special to Then Washington Pont reports the cruiser Columbia sailed from Norfolk Va to Newport R I with 488 sailors from Newport naval station. Eight hundred men were moved here weeks ago during a meningitis outbreak and the Columbia will bring the rest back to their ship.
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Labor unions oppose China trade and push for new laws
D. M. Parry, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, criticizes organized labor for boycotts against Chinese goods and pressuring Congress to amend immigration and trade policies. He argues for decisive reform, condemns current treatment of Chinese travelers, and urges withdrawal of labor opposition to legislation. Taft heads West for engagements. Public notices warn of real estate tax arrears and sale on March 18 1906 in Washington District.
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