Spurns the address and discusses the army bill in session
Prolonged applause greets Gen Grosvenor as he rises to speak while Mr Prince of Illinois presents statistics on retirement of officers and the cost of a navy and ship subsidies. The House debates the army appropriation, reads the bill for spending, and adjournment is blocked. Prince criticizes promotions and retirements, urging abolition of certain ranks and a sweeping reform. Gilbert denounces the ship subsidy as a dangerous measure while defending the U S merchant fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grosvenor
Mr. Prince
Prince
Ilinois
A. Grosvenor
Giluect
Chok
Clorida
Ules
Ovary
Hell
Yomin Endl
Prince Hlothe
Capron
Clark
Gilbert
Kentucky
Congress
United States
Morgan & Co
England
Standard Oil Compar
Grosvenor
Congress Condensed Senate and House Actions
The Senate read Washington's Farewell Address and passed a bill to curb hazing at the Naval Academy. It adjourned Monday after ratifying sanitary treaties with South American nations. A railroad-rate DI from Mr. Knox is seen as a compromise base in the railroad dispute. In the House, debate on the army appropriation bill closed and a vote is anticipated under the five minute rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Naval Academy
Knox
Hale
Clapp
Committee On Indian Affairs
Five Civilized Tribes
George Washington
Hoar
Massachusetts
McCreary
Kentucky
War debate shifts to army bill and ship subsidies
The House debated the army bill amid clashes over ship subsidies and a shipping trust. Rival speeches touched on immigration tariffs and the pay for Great Northern steamships to the Orient. Grosvenor faced applause and derision as he defended debate while criticizing Kentucky’s reps. The session closed after three Payne KNE moves to abolish districts, then adjourned until noon. Caceres agrees to fill Morales's term in Santo Domingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Trust
Nseifer
Ohio
Clark
Mr. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Gen
Corbin
MacArthur
Payne Kne
Payne
Food and study reform through Grape-Nuts diet
A college aspirant recounts relief from fatigue and poor concentration after adopting Grape-Nuts. He cites his sister and brother as similarly improved and notes many fellow students also benefited. The testimonial, from Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, promotes the product and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Post-office
Washington City
Grape Note Army
Postum Co
Mich
Weillville
Hazing Bill Moves Through Senate After Naval Academy Debate
The Senate spent over two hours on hazing at the Naval Academy in Annapolis and passed a bill to create a graduated punishment system. Debate covered Secretary of the Navy powers, court martial needs, and past dismissals while Senator Tillman pressed for broader relief and accountability. The bill advances with executive consideration planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Mingis
Gallinger
Young Decatur
New Hampshire
Nelson
Teller
Secretary of the Navy
Hale
Colorado
Annapolis
Spooner
Tillman
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Tilman
Damocles
Tilman
Culberson
Mr. Nelson
Lodge
Midshipmen
Newlands
Senate
Washington
Capital City
Atrips
14Th St
4Th St
Pennsylvania Ave. Nw
Witlard
Nominations Stream In For Postmasters Across States
The President sent a long list of nominations for postmasters to the Senate. Names include Howarth New Haven Connecticut and Parker Hillsboro Bridge New Hampshire among many others, spanning Maine Massachusetts New Jersey New York and dozens of states with multiple nominees listed in a dense roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fostmasters
Connecticut
I. A. Howarth
New Haven
Co. v. Canton
Clintonville
Maine
Jesse ¥. Fernald
Kittery
I. B. Hill
Togue
Marland B. Lambert
New Windsor
Massachusetts
Valitnrnia
R. P. Stephenson
Hollister
Whitman
Oxnard
P. I. Ferguson
Teddsburg
Florida
I. W. Garwood
Monticello
B. Track
Plant City
C. Lowery
Clearwater
Idaho
W. Fenton
Boise
Nettleton
Nampa
Inos
P. J Marsh
Sullivan
Gilpert
Mount Vernon
Indiana
W. L. Heible
Edinburg
W. HB. Peete
Remington
I. Dillon
Meshemer
D. J. Bates
Fouth
Ted
W. el
Aberton
Mississippi
Ims
KE. Perkins
Edwards
Missouri
J. H. Marrig
Kansas City
B. R. Beech
Maryville
F. Miller
Neosho
W. S. Randall
Bmil
Clagbeam
St. Charles
Aie
Molsca Conway
Vandalla
Montana
J. S. Towers
Milea City
Nebraska
A. H
Ballinger
J. A. Cammill
Calvert
T. L. Ball
Decatur
J. D. Abny
Grand View
J. D. Crawford
Mineral Wells
R. R. Hyland
Round Rock
F. W. Beast
Whitesboro
Vermont
Juslua
Belknap
South Royalton
Washington
H. L. Brunton
Walla Walla
West Virginia
J. K. Hall
Wheeling
Wisconsin
B. Cleary
Antigo
CG. J. Kinsport
Jefferson
Nels Nelson
Washburn
Watson
L. O'Brien
Pres
Arkansas
D. F. Taylor
Osceola
California
H. L.tripp
Santa Rosa
C. F. Demsey
Mojave
J. P. Frankhouse
San Fernando
Georgia
C. I. Robinson
Hatenion
C. W. Moxley
Wachler
Milnois
C. Watson
Assumption
F. ‘Pf
Moran
Belvidece
F. C. Kile
Blue Island
W. J. McHidowney
McKinner
Taneytown
Michigan
O. F. Brown
Alma
A. L. Bemis
Carson City
M. H. Kern
Menominee
Lou B. Wingar
Reed City
Minnesota
Minute M. Holmes
Detroit
IF. H. Juergens
Jordan
B Borgers
Browerville
0. C. Lunde
New Richland
Carrie D. Morgan
Baldwyn
Oregon
A. I. Blackerby
Ativerton
Pennsylvania
W. B. McShenny
Gettysburg
South Carolina
Blze Appelt
South Dakota
P. T. Unruh
Tyndale
N. Haugen
Hartford
Texay
H. . Butler
Anson
IL. M. Barkle
Fort Worth
C. J. Lewis
Clarendon
Utah
Wausau
C. Fr. Henrizi
Menominee Falls
R- Loveland
Knox bill standoff delays Senate committee action on rate reform
The Senate committee, divided over Knox and Hepburn measures, resumes discussions amid hundreds of amendments. Chairman Elkins doubts final action this week as lawmakers weigh court review, fair rates, and presidential positions. Dolliver, Clapp, and others signal support for a largely Hepburn bill with fair remuneration provisions. The lengthy draft text outlines powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission and procedures for challenging and adjusting railroad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
House
Elkins
Messrs
Aldrich
Foraker
Kean
Crane
Knox
Senate
Government Printing Office
Clapp
Congress
Dolliver
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Act provisions on routes and penalties
The text outlines Commission powers to establish through routes and joint rates, enforce orders with possible court review, and require deposits if rates are reduced. It details defense by U.S. district attorneys, penalties of up to 5000 dollars per day for noncompliance, and enforcement through writs of mandamus or injunction. It also covers appeals to the Supreme Court and use of agents, with notes on foreign traffic enforcement and observer provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court of the United States
Court of Equity
United States
Geeral
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Commission
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John Sharp Williams
Dalgell
Trull
Williams
Kington
Willams
North Carolina
Cartain
Bate
Aly Prince
Lingis
Fie
Brignetier Generis
Veuremant
Hyetien- Te Hink Gener Sehofield
Miles
Young
Ml Bates
Ble
Palmer
Dager
Chre Hhad
Mons
Mfr
Pramas
Lawrenes
Cthusetis
Price
Steves
Conan Ve
Congress Condensed
Illinois
Great Northern Railway Company
Orient
Ship Trust
James
Hkely
Mr. Payne
Objection
Gillespie
New York
Mr. James
Mr. Powers
Mrr. Payne
Caceres
Ramon Caceres
Santo Domingo
Morales
War Department
Col
Colton
United States Customs
Chamber
OU Reiners'’ Association
Titusville
Oil City
New York Harbor
Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
Maenday
Chipp
Committees On
Indian Affairs
Pale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Naval Academy At
Yale
Academy
McCantrer
Roosevelt
The
William ©. Kennedy
Custeme
Port of Columbus
Contalephine Oy
Antalos
Munwon
Bill
House of Representatives
United States of America
W.B. Moses & Sons
F St., Cor
Luna Park
CIETY
Mt. Vernon Railway
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Agnew
David Mills
Dominion of Canada
Indorses
Stone & Poole
Ave
O'donnell’s
Pa. Ave
Convention Hall
University OF Virginia
George Washington University
Spalding’s
Cheeves Frohman
William Collier
Comedy Theater
London
Criterion Theater
Elmendorf
Egypt
Belasco Theatre
Theatrical Trust
Tate
Sue Shubert
WM. H. Thompson
Drina DE Wolfe
the Bishop
John Oliver Hobbes Craigie
Murray Carson
Bertha Kalich
Henry W. Savage
Pixley
Luders
George AD
Gustav Luders
Iohnee
Henshaw
Origin
Clansman Is Coming Academy
Harry Clay Blaney
Boy Behind
Charles
Blaney
Old Kentucky
Knessel Quartet
New
Willard Sickets
T. A. Smith
Sandere
Loo
G. F
Grand Lodge
John W. Thompson
Joseph [. Porter
St. Aw
Richard A. Ford
Lanon
Hilton Jackson
L. L
Columbian ‘Building
District of Colubia
Miller
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Witte
Tennessee
Errest
Bond
Emma DE Vates
Clara A. Westlake
Hawthorne
Arlington
Rc. Malcolm
E. W. Bush
Ammercial National Bank
Still College
Ace
Portsmouth
Chase’s
Clifton Grawford
Ian See
Pitt
Vassar Girls
Garden of the Fairies
Esmondh
Alaska
May Belfort
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Spirsell
Mack
Charlotte Coste
Tittle
Miss Bunflower & Ca
the Barnstormers
Joe, Ham
Carrie de Mar
Staley & Birbeck
Jack Nerwarth
Majestic Sisnen
Wagenhals & Kemper
Clyde Fitch
Hastald Square
Marsh
Fiskd O'Hara
Clansman
Kernan
Matinge Daily
Columbia Theater
MR. Lute
Mr. Thoma
Pate
Calderon Carlis
J. M. Clapp
Gwynn
Arnold Hague
Harlan
Holmes
Joba K
Bury Building
Arthur Smith's
R Conradi, Tad de
Columb
Jualy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Fritz Scheel
Parish Plannet
Arthur Rubinstein
T. Arthur Smith
Knabe
George Washington University Hospital
New Willard
Gary
Opportta J. B. Treasury
Potnra
D.f.barringer
F Street NW
Rodrer
Institute of
Fulton
Ninth Street N. W
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