PerkIns Is For Smoot Protest Comes From Women
The Senate laid aside the Statehood bill as expedient and tackled Mormonism pure food and Five Civilized Tribes affairs. Perkins of California urged against Reed Smoot while Money of Mississippi pressed for amended pure food measures. Dubois highlighted Indian affairs as tribes near abolition and statehood under Hamilton-Beveridge. Hale submitted the urgent deficiency report adopted without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Perkins
California
Reed Smoot
Money
Mississippi
Heyburn
Dubois
Idaho
Five Civilized Tribes
Hamilton-Beveridge
Hale
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Pubois
Tillman
Tallman
Prime Sud
Burrows
Tulman
Mai Burrows
Milalima
Tillmans Balk
DOT
Panama
Interoceani
Canals
Moneys
Mio Lotaker
Heypurn
Krak
Congress Condensed Senate and House Actions
The Senate laid aside the Statehood bill as discussions covered Mormonism pure food and other pending propositions with a noon meeting today. In the House, gambling prohibitions in Arizona and New Mexico, $50,000 for coal lands in the Philippines, and Census Office expansion passed under suspension of the rules. the army appropriation bill to be taken up today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Philippines
Dalzell
Lake Erie and Ohio Ship Canal Company
Batan
Philippine Archipelago
Census Bureau
Littlefield
Maine
Marcus Smith
Armona
Smith
Bangor
Straith
Congress
Eneer
Mann Tawney and Fitzgerald
Townes
Committe of Appropriations
Baton Coal
Cooper
Pennsylvania
Army
Daizell
Longworth
Ohio
Leégate
South Carolina
Aiken
McCleary Says Tariff Bill Has Had Desired Effect
Representative McCleary of Minnesota says his bill to raise Dingley rates by 25 percent against nations discriminating against American goods has pressured Germany. He cites Germany’s Reichstag plan to grant lower or ordinary rates to American goods temporarily and urges careful, reciprocal terms. He warns Germany against tariff war, hopes for wise action, and notes temporary concessions may influence U.S. voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary
Minnesota
Germany
Reichstag
United States
Insurance Interstate Commerce Bill Introduced in House
Representative Mann of Illinois introduced a bill to declare insurance interstate commerce. It requires insurers to register with the Department of Commerce and Labor, with yearly disclosures and periodic examinations. Affected firms must cease illegal business within sixty days or risk certificate cancellation and advertising restrictions. Hearings set for February 23 and related sessions outline jurisdiction and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Ilinois
Department of Commerce and Labor
Judiciary Committee
Federal Centre of Insurance
House
Hepburn Mill
Father John's Medicine Clarified as Non Patent Alcohol Free
The advertisement states that Father John's Medicine is not a patent medicine and contains no alcohol or poisonous drugs, emphasizing its safety and non patent status for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Debated bills on gambling ban and coal lands purchase
The House suspended rules to pass a gambling prohibition in the territories and a measure to buy coal lands on Batan Island while another bill would expand Census Bureau duties. Debates touched on joint statehood, expenditures, and government oversight with strong opposition from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of Batan
President sends to Senate a list of nominations
The President yesterday transmitted to the Senate a long list of nominations. Names include Maj William P Duvall for brigadier general, with various nominees from Alabama California Georgia Indiana Iowa and many other states. The roster lists officers and assigns postings across multiple territories and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William P Duvall
Surveyor Customs
Columbus
Ohio
C Kennedy
Senate confirms nominations for various federal posts
The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed a long list of nominees including Hans Mahlon Garland as surveyor of customs in Pittsburgh. Col Henry Ray to brigadier general. Wl M Gifford as a public moneys official in Lincoln Nebraska. George W Stewart Visalia California. Charles T Shedd Lincoln Nebraska. and multiple collectors, inspectors, and postmasters across states from Alabama to New York, with appointments extending to Washington DC and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hans Mahlon
Garland
Beekman
Petersburg
Constantine
Aurora
Indiana
Mustay
Danville
Hauchin
Turf
Lafayette
Loveland
Williamsport
Iowa
Hollowell, Jr
Yort Madison
L Chesley
Sutherland Vansar
Mark Palmer
Estridge
Allen Cherryfeld
Littlefield
Vinal Haven
Goodell
Brookfield
Fowler Walte
Michigan
Adams Bangor
Watson
Bronson
Ravenna
Olive Weeping Water
New Hampshire
Winchester
North Carolina
G Bradley
Castoria
P Walling
Sussex
New York
Michael Gleason
Carthage
James Naples
Pennsylvania
Georgi
Brady John B Dennison
Jamestown
Adverse Report On Prohibition Law
District Commissioners reported to Congress that a bill to prohibit liquor manufacturing and sale in the District of Columbia is impracticable to enforce after careful examination. They sent the findings to Chairman Babcock of the District Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Newport News
Wee Alon
Congress
Mohihit
District of Columbia
Babcock
District Committee of the
House
Captain Jones's Coffee to Postum Health Turnaround Story
Capt Abran Jones of Los Angeles recalls years of stomach and heart trouble after heavy coffee use. He switched to Postum, improved in two months, followed doctors' conflicting advice, quit coffee permanently, and has remained healthy for five years with no fortune spent on medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abran Jones
Thirty-sixth Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Heyburn bill battle pits manufacturers and cleanup critics
Senators clash over the Heyburn pure food bill with manufacturers backing a Money substitute and urging preserved labeling. Senator Foraker contends whisky ingredients should not be mandated while Dr Wiley’s power to set standards faces sharp scrutiny. Lawmakers debate amendments and expect a final decision before adjournment as industry groups press for fair regulation and expert evaluation.
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Senate
Dr. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Money
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Food Manufacturers’ Association
Heyburn
Congress
Food Standards Committee
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Tmeyourn
Wiley
Migstevipp
American Live Stock Association
McCumber
Beef Trust
Senator Clark
Wyoming
Senators Foraker
Foraker
Ashke
Yerington
Rodenberg
House
Houses
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Walter H Williams
Victor Vaughn
University of Michigan
Hepburn
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Wiliam Judson
Grand Franlds
New Willard
Art League safeguards intro of chromos reproductions
Officers of the American Free Art League issued safeguards as the group welcomed chromos reproductions of works of art. The notice outlines acceptance and limits for these reproductions within the league activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficers
American Free Art League
United States Reporter Bill Aims to Compile Lower Court Decisions
Representative Russell of Texas introduces a bill creating an official United States Reporter to compile decisions from courts below the Supreme Court under Attorney General supervision. A printing contract will go to the most advantageous bidder, with books selling for up to $250 per volume and free copies to judges, district attorneys, commissioners, and law libraries. Copyright would belong to the United States. Proponents argue reporting should be centralized to ensure reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Courts
Russell
Texas
United States Reporter
United States
House Yields to Senate in Grgant Deficiency Bill
The urgent deficiency measure shows the House yielded to the Senate in most provisions. It includes an appropriation of 16 278 624 dollars, 1061 885 more than the House bill and 186 177 less than the Senate’s version. Senate amendments approve 660 000 for an advance to the Panama Railroad Company and extend funding for Capitol utilities and the Five Civilized Tribes commission. Reverend James I White opposes the Lamb bill seeking 250 000 for arrears of pay to deceased soldiers’ estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Parama Railroad
Sane
Treasury
Capitol
Commission
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
James I. White
Committee On Industrial Arts of the House
Negro Development and Exposition Company
District of Columbia Tax Sale Notice and Specials
Special notices from the Office of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia announce taxes in arrears real property sales for March 2 and March 13, 1908, with sale details, times, and penalties, plus a pharmacy exam notice for February 23 196 and a grocery ad. The document includes names Henry Bof Macfarlan Henry L West John Biddle and references to local officials and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia
Washington
Henry Bof Macfarland
Henry L West John Biddle
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Commissioners of Pharmacy
Fharme
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Perkins Sino
Mio Pualttisor
Colorado
Uni
Galanger
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Florida
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Brown
Southern Railway
Farhiye
Congress Condensed
Batanenal Mine
Wisconsin
Committee On Insular Affairs
Philppines
Manila
Underwood
Madden
Illnois
Slayden
Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Tawney
Speches
M. Crumpacker
Henry St George Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
House Committee On Industrial , Arts and Expositions
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Ross
Shonts
Gorman
Cromwell
Jamey
Markel
Alabama
M Steele
Tuscumbia
C Werter
Union Springs
B Daughtry
Haptford
Arkansis
F Taylor
Geceols
H. Tripp
Santa Rosa
F Dempey
Mojave
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San Fernando
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Chicago Heights
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Roush
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Manteo
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Rock Fells
J. A. Castle
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Eugene Haynes
Centerville
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Stockey
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Moulton
W Campbell
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Kansas
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Greenyburg
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Detroit
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Jordan
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Cleveland
J J Wood
C & Mortimer
Crystal Springs
Carrie
Morama
Baldwyn Mincouri
Holman Keytesville
Lutby
Parkville
Mebragka
Charles
Sele
Exkes Foraker Amendment
W M Hough
St. Louis
Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senator Foraker
Hough
House Committee
Free Art League
Wiliam Alden Smith
Hathaway
Payne Bull
F R Hathaway
Saginaw
Mich
Senate Philippines Committee
Payne Tama
Friends of the
Henry A. Johnston
New Jersey Avenue
Hayworth Publishing House
Blith St
Washington DC
Christian and Missionary Alliance
McKendree M E Church
Grant Place
Whith
Shoomaker CO
Fiore
Viret
Bond
Emma DE Vries
The
Farragut
Osteopathy
Ofncitawiherne
Prone
Titan” Osteopathy
Commercial National Bank
Sts
Fulton
Ninth Street N. W
Virginia
Rey DR Mekiw
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St
Cor
Krende
Columbia
Henry W Savage
Pixley
Luders the Prince of
Kernan
John E Henshaw
Cas
Columbia Theater
Esesdey Aeron
Miss Hawke
Children's Country Home
ST Michael's
All Angeles
Boys Guild OF ST John
Priday
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Thomas Stackham Baker
Hrad Pury
Pa Avenn
T Arhur Smith
Fest
Henri Marteau
Aerat Kranch
Jean Gerardy
T. Arthur Smiths
Sanera
Stayman
William Collier
Comedy Theater
Landou
Criterion Theater Newp Orl
Charles Frohman
Wil
VNA May
Washington & Birthday
Claston White
Marie Stuart & Co
Potly
Elasco Theatre Independent
Meaterial Trust
Thorada
Sam
Lee Shubert
WM. H. Thompson
Prina DE Wolfe
John Oliver Homes
Mrs Craigie
Murray Carson
Bertha Kalich
Academy Iiimis
Mat Washington
Batedey
Harry Clay
Blaney
Tawar Ain
Boy Behind
Charles BE Blaney
Old Kentucky
Clansman
Majestic Fiaio
WED Thurs
SAT Wagenhals & Kemper
Clyde Fitch
Herald Square
Marsh
Fiske Q Hara
Matinee Baily
Pretty Girls
ALL OF Life
London
Gettysburg
R. W. Douthat
Pickett
Confederate Hall
11Th St
Moe
Warner
New Willard Hotel
Hincton Altomorif
Knights of Columbus
Congregational Church
H C
Frost
Anton Kaspar
Ernst
J W Bischoff
Sue
Ells “Juste
Penneylvania
Boeing
Scotland
Land OF
Blras
Maryland
Adolf Glose
Johannes Miersch
14Th St. N.W
Herndon Morsell
Francesco Lamperts
Millan
Boston
Mc Caull
Mass
Worms
Leesone
Oscar Garrissen
Rochambeau
Virgil Clavier
US C Street
N. E
Northwest Studiq
Georgia E
Barringer
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