Owen Opposes Aldrich Bill with Bond-Backed Currency
Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma delivers a long maiden speech opposing many Aldrich currency provisions. He supports a bond secured emergency currency, favors government deposit guarantees, and argues the reform must rest with national banks and safe measures to prevent panics. The lively exchange draws applause from the galleries as Owen clashes with Aldrich and other Republicans during a running debate in the Senate.
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Aldrich Bill Commended By Nebraska Club
In eeraha Nebraska on February 8 the Omaha tuberculosis club officially endorsed the Alden Anandal bill now before the Senate. It is hailed as the most effective remedy for business interests. The club voted down a request to Congress to form a committee to investigate the currency legislation. A resolution praised the power bills but found no value in the proposed coercion sextation demanded by Oo Wort.
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House Policemen Named for New City Force
A list of appointments to the new police force at the FL ones vice building is announced by Serwegni and others. Names include Casson Canton J W Jones from Cleave Lawn, W R Johnson, HL Hatenant John O Connor Mountain Mich, and Captain Fanos heading the force. The notice notes officer tenure and upcoming changes in May.
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Senate Debates Indian Appropriation and Army Bills
Senate discussion on the Indian appropriation bill and Army appropriation bill proceeds briefly. Speakers Barker of New Jersey Wares of California Garritt of Tennessee Kuestermann of Wisconsin Poll of North Carolina contribute remarks as the chamber adjourns at 514 o'clock until noon.
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Tennessee
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Capitol Brevities Report on Bills and Debates
Senate introduced a bill to bar stock exchange mailings. President nominated Samuel W. George for Boston district assistant appraiser. Esch bill advances to require railroad monthly accident reports. Various hearings on bankruptcy, immigration limits, and freight classifications noted. Vice President named McLaurin to immigration committee. Capitol visits highlighted with educators, officials, and a lawmakers’ speech sample. The House Naval Affairs body favors retirement pensions for paymasters clerks. Library committee favors aiding the Hermitage preservation project.
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Never Get Out of Debt Paragraph Ad Claim
A promotional note claims nine tenths of people live on the edge of debt despite wages. It argues many stay in debt due to medical costs and introduces John’s Mediine, described as not a patent medicine, linked to Rev Father John O’Brien and said to prevent pneumonia and consumption, with 50 years of age and no opium or morphine.
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Philip Norton Credits Luther John's Medicine for Cold Cure
Philip Norton of 201 East Courteenth street New York City says Luther John's Medicine cured tim of a severe cold and built him up.
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New District Bills Regulate Milk Supply and Pension
Representative Goulden introduces a new district bill to regulate the milk supply and to fund a pension plan for superannuated government employees. The proposal withholds pay to create a pension fund with the treasury as depository, marking a push for public employee financial security and milk market controls.
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District Bills Introduced in House and Senate
Two Washington items feature in Congress with bills by Representative Carling of Virginia regulating milk sales and Representative Goulden of New York creating an employee pension fund. Senate action includes Gallinger on a Gen John J Sullivan statue and Dolliver backing a District child labor law with a broad outline of age limits and school certificates.
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House Conferees Named on Street Railway Bill
Speaker Cannon appointed House conferees for the street railway bill extending tracks to Union Station. District Committee members Rep. Smith chairing, Rep. Campbell of Kansas, Rep. Sims of Tennessee named. Senate conferees Gallinger Long and Martin. Rep. Smith moved to insist on amendments. motion carried.
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Ganteen Debate Highlights Prohibition Fight in House
Wisconsin Representative argues against prohibition as misled by zeal while urging restoration of the army canteen to posts. Debates touch on trusts, Aldrich bill, tariffs, and military pay. session adjourns after a lengthy afternoon in the House.
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Indian Bill Foes Halt Reading In Senate Reading Stopped
Senator Teller challenged the Indian appropriation bill, threatening to expose past legislation and possible scandals tied to Indian affairs. Senator Curtis, proud of the pending measure, defended it as superior, but unanimous consent to skip the first reading failed and the lengthy measure was read section by section.
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President Withdraws Sullivan Nomination as Cripple Creek Portmaster
President Roosevelt withdrew the nomination of Daniel L. Sullivan for portmaster at Cripple Creek Corp due to numerous charges reflecting on his conduct. Sullivan has served three terms as postmaster at Cripple Creek and gained notoriety after defending himself against rowdies in Colorado during the summer of 190.
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Dolliver bill on education board lobby sparks senate action
The Dolliver school bill faces Senate debate after Senator Burkett moves immediate consideration. Teachers, led by educators lobbying the board, seek to repeal the Board of Education rule blocking lobbying while President Oyster defends the rule as protecting personal interests. The fight centers on whether teachers can influence Congress on the proposed legislation affecting the school system.
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Beckham Campaign Fails to Elect on Senate Ballot
Frankfort Kentucky February 2 The senatorial ballot today produced no winner with Beckham 18 Bradley 1 Blackburn 1 Campbell 8 Allen 1 Lorich 1. A telegram from Congressman James urged all Democrats to back Beckham as the Democratic nominee.
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