Representative Cook Attacks Roosevelt in House Debate
Representative George W Cook of Colorado delivered a vitriolic attack on President Roosevelt and his administration in the House. He denounced what he called executive overreach and political manipulation, condemning actions against the legislative branch, social land policies, and federal authority while defending Colorado citizens facing persecution under the administration.
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Cook
Colorado
Roosevelt
Hue
George W Cook
Colo
House
House of Congress
Lok
Silert
New York
Wien
House Journal
Stomach of the Child Promotes Digestion in Youth Tablets
A historical health advertisement urges parents to protect a child’s stomach through proper nourishment and routine use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. It promises improved appetite, calmer nerves, and relief from indigestion, claiming benefits for all stomach conditions and offering a trial package free.
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Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Mareiail
Glen
Veto Controversy and Old Republic Echoes in Congress
Fragmentary text reflects heated debate over a presidential veto message and a joint congressional resolution on a boundary line between Colorado Oklahoma and the Territory of New Mexico. It praises a former president and laments partisanship while invoking figures like Roosevelt and Daggett.
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Congress
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Conchded
United States
Great-Republic
Le-The-Moat
Dougal Dalgetty
William H Tart
Nomination of A L C Atkinson as U S Attorney for Hawaii
The President nominated A L C Atkinson of Hawaii to be United States attorney for the Territory of Hawaii yesterday. He succeeds Robert W. Breckon who resigned. An investigation had examined charges against Breckon, including claims he defended in Federal courts while not in Territorial cases. The Department of Justice stated the resignation was not requested and Breckon gave no specific reason beyond seeking to devote attention to private practice.
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L. C Atkinson
United . States
A .L. C Atkinson
Hawaii
United States
Hikwaii i
AtmBson
Robert W. Breckona
Ir Byerkons
Department of Justice
Department
Breckon
Yeliaylah
Bennet
New York
Secret Service
Wilkie
Warne
Secret
Interior Department
Yan
Scret
No Limit on Land Suits Saved by Senate Proviso Elimination
Congress refused to direct the Attorney General to dismiss government suits in the Eastern district of Oklahoma over land cases where no equitable fraud existed. A proviso in the Indian appropriation bill would have required dismissals of actions against Haskell of Oklahoma and other prominent citizens, plus about 20000 Indian land cases, but the conference reports eliminated it.
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Congress
Attorney
Oklahoma
Senate
Haskell
Favors Brownsville Bill Reinstating Colored Officers
A bill to reemploy colored officers and soldiers discharged after the Brownsville incident on August 1, 1905, will be favorably reported by the committee on military affairs. The Senate vote saw ten in favor and five against the measure.
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Brownsville
Texan
Édministiae
Senate
Secret service fight in Congress over Wilkie and budget
The House debated the Secret Service clash led by Chief Wilkie, with Bennet and Smith trading charges. A provision limiting the service survived a close vote, while Tawney denounced Wilkie and urged removal. Debate touched on prosecutions, appointments, and constitutional control, ending with passage of related appropriation items.
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Minitstien
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Tawney
Congress
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Walkle
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Whkie
Army officers granted leave and assignments for inspection duties
Leave of absence granted to Way W F Truby and Col Orin B Mitcham for inspection of National Guard batteries in New York and New Jersey. Officers including Josey A Ford and Dan C Kingman reassigned to duties in Savannah, Brooklyn, Binghamton, East Orange, and Cuba. Major Horsey to Eastman Kodak and Solvay works for smokeless powder production business.
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Orin B Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Sixty Sixth Street
New York City
National Guard of
New York
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Secoud
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Ford
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Cuba
Quartermaster General of
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Dan C Kingman
Corps of Engineers
Savannaha
Shin City
Thomas G Manson
Army Transport Service
San Francisco
Cal
Lutenant
Odus C
Naval Officers Charged with Duty Assignments and Movements
Movements of naval vessels listed with arrivals and departures including Sylph, Washington, Triton, Macdonough, Thornton, DeLong, and Severn. Comdr HM Dombaugh and Comdr CC Mareh assume duties, with notices from Navy Department Washington and Annapolis. Also reports a crime case in Merida Yucatan involving alleged lash victim and police response.
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Arkansas
C C Mareh
Navy Department
Washington
Sylph
Washlogwn
Triton
Macdonough Thornton
DeLong
Pensacola
Hampton Roads
Meblie
Hadford
Annapolis
Severn
Navel Academy
Annapollis
Gath ‘Natant
Bryan Denies Writing a Novel as Talks Senates
Newt ep BW J Bhyan today denied that he is writing a novel and said he seeks action through Republican speeches. He departed tonight for an event in Gifle, Paungylvantd, New York, to address supporters.
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Bryan
Washington Post
Newt
Henry
New York
Inaugural Committe Debate on Secret Service Power
Lawmakers spar over expanding Secret Service reach in antitrust and crime cases. Driscoll defends agents as detectives. Gaines warns against overreach. Amendments to exclude antitrust cases fail. attempts to grant Treasury Secretary authority also fail.
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Driscoll
New York
Secret Service
New Yorker
Gaines
Tennessee
Douglas
Ohio
Parsons
Norris
Nebraska
Hepner
Ines
Driscott
Secretary of the Treasury
Wom
Explorer at White House and Peace Talk Involving Bonaparte
American Chief Attorney General Bonaparte plans to resume law practice in Baltimore after inauguration. Secretary Loeb to be replaced by Fred W Carpenter with Taft confidant. Wendell Minscher joins White House staff, other shifts for Taft era. Also notes Loubet predicts universal peace, Nebraska votes to elect senators by direct vote, and Lt D M C Bertoust Azy named naval attaché in Washington.
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S. Curtis
White House
Roosevelt
Gurt
Africa
West
Ernest Dichtman
New York
Representative Cleatt
Navy Department
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Marine Corps
Taft
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Frea W Carpenter
California
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Latta
Forster Tifa
War Department
Arthur Brooks
William Pannell
Brooks Frelated
John Hanger Pannell
Licensed to Marry Amid Local Obscurity
A fragmented notice lists multiple individuals and counties in a marriage license item. Names include Rev Samuel, Mamie, Mary, and others with scattered surnames and ages. The garbled OCR fragment suggests a public marriage license or banns notice from Upsar County and nearby locales, with religious officiants and parties identified.
Senate to Hear Defense On President Authority In Steel Merger
Reports set for Monday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on investigation of the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption by United States Steel. Minority argues the matter lies with the courts and that the President acted on facts then before him under Sherman law.
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Senate Committee On Judiciary
Tennessee,Coal and Irosh Company
United States Kteal Corporation
L ‘Binee
Met
Imtesere Clark
Wyoming
Pitting Sham
Senate
Court of Common
Steel Corporation
Mess
Gary and Fick
Tim
United States
French Fear Foreign Meat Tariff Debate
The tariff commission issued a statement rejecting the government plan to keep a minimum duty of francs per 10 kilograms on refrigerated meat. It argues the risk of foreign imports flooding in, and that a single maximum rate could coerce future U S concessions. The commission notes America could bypass any minimum by opening branches in Canada under the Franco Canadian agreement. Mr Rose, deputy from Pas de Calais, will prepare a report supporting the stance.
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Tariff Commission
France
America
Canada
Rose
Pas-de Calms
Havre
Benzoate of Soda Use Approved in Foods
The board of food and drug inspection ruled that benzoate of soda may be used in foods if containers clearly label the presence and amount. The Remsen board, appointed by Roosevelt after extensive tests, found it harmless in small quantities, countering prior claims by Dr Harvey W Wiley that it was harmful.
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Taois
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Sqéntiic
Remsen Board
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
New Naval Code Concludes Conference Signatures Pending
London February 20 The International Naval Conference finished its final session and delegates will sign the naval warfare code tomorrow The Washington proposal to make prize courts courts of arbitration rather than appeal was favorably considered American delegates praised the code for its potential benefits to U S commerce in wartime The code comprises eight chapters of technical articles and sub articles
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London
International Naval Conference
Washington
Parcel Post Changes May Uniform Rates March First
The parcel post service to foreign countries will become uniform after March 1 with a rate of 12 cents per pound and a weight limit of eleven pounds. France Denmark and China may conform soon. Sweden and the United Kingdom show special limits. Negotiations continue with Hungary and conventions set with Austria France Italy Uruguay and the Netherlands.
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Sweden
France
Denmark
China
Europe
Australia
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
United States
Hungary
Austria
Italy
Uruguay
Netherlands
Receivers Sought for German Union Fire Insurance Co
Application filed in federal court in Wilmington Delaware requests the appointment of receivers for the German Union Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore with its principal office in Baltimore. A restraining order was issued to halt payment of a 710000 check drawn January 1 for alleged use in repaying stock purchases by Robert Dickson and R D Tweeddale, who currently control the company. The matter on receivership is set for March 1.
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Wilmington
Del
Bradford
German Union Fire Insurance Company
Delaware Corporation
Baltimore
Thera
Robert Dickson
R D Tweeddale
Rate Argument Ended in Board Hedges Higher Fare Decision
Special to The Washington Port Richmond VA February 25. Sullivan testified before the State corporation commission as the Atlantic Coast Line Railway witness on a petition seeking a new maximum passenger rate. The case was completed after an extended hearing. The commission may delay ruling due to unsettled freight and passenger transport conditions and potential effects of existing regulations.
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Sabe
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