Prolonged Applause as Gen Grosvenor Speaks on Army Bill
The House debated the army appropriation with Mr Prince of Illinois criticizing officers retirement costs and the age ship subsidies while Grosvenor received applause during his reply to the ship subsidy critique. The session considered spending, adjournment attempts, and a range of measures including the defense bill and currency items, with ongoing discussion of officer ranks and retirement pay.
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Gen. Grosvenor
Mr. Prince
Congress Condensed Senate and House Proceedings
The Senate read Washington's Farewell Address and approved a naval hazing prevention bill before ad journing Monday after ratifying sanitary treaties with South American nations. Mr Knox proposed a railroad rate DI as a potential compromise in the ongoing controversy. In the House debate on the army appropriation bill closed. votes expected today. Prince criticized promotions and retirement policy. Gilbert attacked the ship subsidy bill. Grosvenor was cheered by the House. The House meets today at noon.
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Miles
Young
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Ble
Palmer
Pennsylvania
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Hell
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Capron
Clark
Gilbert
Kentucky
United States
Morgan & Co
England
Germany
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Standard Oil Compar
Naval Academy
Knox
Illinois
Grosvenor
Hale
Clapp
Committee On Indian Affairs
Five Civilized Tribes
George Washington
Hoar
Massachusetts
McCreary
Debate over ship subsidy and reforms in the U S House
In the House debate on ship subsidy and army reform bills, speakers attacked and defended pensioned ships and immigration policy while criticising rivals. Grosvenor received applause amid rebuttals of Kentucky claims. The session adjourned after a lengthy exchange on ports and graft, with attention to railroads and river policy. Ramon Caceres to serve remainder of Morales term in Santo Domingo after party pressure. War Department notified by Col Colton.
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Mr. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Gen
Corbin
Genn
MacArthur
Payne Kne
Payne
James
Kentucky
Hkely
Mr. Payne
Objection
Gillespie
New York
Mr. James
Mr. Powers
Maine
Mrr. Payne
Caceres
Ramon Caceres
Santo Domingo
Morales
War Department
Col
Colton
United States Customs
Food and Study College Man's Experience
An ambitious student recounts using Grape-Nuts to recover from a diet of greasy foods. After following package directions, his strength returns, weight increases, and focus improves. He notes his sister and brother also benefited, and claims many peers saw improvements through this cereal. He cites Postum Co. and a product booklet as sources.
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Frank
Post-office
Washington City
Grape Nuts
Postum Co
Mich
Weillville
Hazing Bill Dominates Senate debate over Naval Academy
The Senate spent over two hours on hazing at Annapolis and adopted a bill for graded punishment. Contending views from Hale Tillman Spooner and Nelson shaped the measure as debates over due process and executive discretion stirred. The session adjourned with the bill passed and the chamber set to reconvene Monday.
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Mingis
Gallinger
Young Decatur
New Hampshire
Nelson
Teller
Secretary of the Navy
Hale
Colorado
Annapolis
Spooner
Tillman
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Tillman
Damocles
Tilman
Culberson
Lodge
Midshipmen
Newlands
Senate
Nominations for postmaster positions across states listed
The President sent nominations for federal postmasters to the Senate. Names cover many states including Connecticut New Haven Maine Kittery New Jersey Carteret New York Hillsboro Bridge Arkansas Arkadelphia Florida Plant City Indiana Mount Vernon Ohio Brookville etc. Entries include numerous nominees with multiple towns and counties.
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New Haven
Co. v. Canton
Clintonville
Maine
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Kittery
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Togue
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New Windsor
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Milea City
Nebraska
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Knox bill hangs over committee as debate stalls action
The article reports prolonged uncertainty in the Senate committee over a rate regulation bill. Senator Knox introduced a separate measure and may pursue it independently. Key figures include Chairman Elkins and Senators Dolliver Clapp Aldrich Foraker Kean Crane, with White House discussions cited.
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House
Elkins
Messrs
Aldrich
Foraker
Kean
Crane
Knox
Senate
Government Printing Office
Interstate Commerce Commission powers and penalties enactment
The act grants the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to establish routes, set joint rates, and enforce orders with time limits up to two years. It outlines court review, deposits for rate refunds, defense by the United States district attorney, and penalties of 5000 per day for noncompliance. It also covers foreign traffic enforcement and the use of special agents.
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Circuit Court of the United States
Court of Equity
United States
Geeral
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Commission
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