Representative Cook Attacks Roosevelt Over Colorado Policy
Representative George W Cook of Colorado delivers a sharp House critique of President Roosevelt and the administration. He denounces the boundary act for Colorado and New Mexico, accuses the president of deception and executive overreach, and warns of threats to constitutional duties and civil liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Cook
Colo
House
Roosevelt
House of Congress
Lok
Silert
New York
Wien
House Journal
Colorado
Stomach of the Child and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
An early health guidance piece promotes stomach care for children, linking digestion to future development. It touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as safe, vegetable based, aiding appetite, calming nerves, and reducing harm from sweets, recommended after meals for all ages, with a trial offer from F A Stuart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marepail
Glen
Veto Sends Stir Over Boundary Dispute and Tyranny Charges
Reconstructed excerpt details strong reactions to a presidential veto message regarding a joint resolution on the boundary line between Colorado Oklahoma and the Territory of New Mexico. The speaker denounces executive power as tyrannical and praises a future historian’s appraisal of a capable president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. He succeeds Robert W Breckon who resigned amid a federal inquiry into charges against Byerkons defending in federal and territorial courts. The Justice Department said the resignation was not requested and gave no specific reason beyond seeking to devote time to private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C Atkinson
United . States
A .L. C Atkinson
Hawaii
United States
Hikwaiii
AtmBson
Robert W. Breckona
Ir Byerkons
Department of Justice
Department
Breckon
Yeliaylah
Congress Blocks Dismissal of Indian Land Suits
Congress declined to direct the Attorney General to dismiss government suits in the Eastern district of Oklahoma for land cases where no inequity or fraud occurred. A proviso in the Indian appropriation bill would have required dismissal, but was eliminated in conference reports. If enacted, it would have forced dismissal of suits against 30. Haskell of Oklahoma and other prominent citizens, plus about 20000 Indian land cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Attorney
Oklahoma
Senate
Haskell
Favors Brownsville Bill on Reinstating Black Officers
The bill to reinstate colored officers and soldiers discharged after the Brownsville incident of August 1905 is to be favorably reported by the House committee on military affairs. The Senate approved the measure with ten votes in favor and five against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texan
Édministiae
Senate
Roosevelt Secret Service Debate Splits House Vote
The House rejected a bid to strike from the sundry civil bill the restriction on the Secret Service and Chief Wilkie. Debates grew bitter as Bennet defended the agency while Smith attacked it, with Tawney accusing Wilkie of stoking the clash and urging congressional removal of the head. The vote proceeded to the President for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilkie
Secret Service
House
Benate
Bmith
Xona
Bennet
New York
Cret
Prosident
Smith
Fitsgerald
Mr Smith
Ita
Chatrman Tawney
Minitstien
Wiltie Ho
Tawney
Congress
Wilkies
Willie
Walkle
Mr Tawney
Apn
Whkie
Army Orders: Leave Granted and Transfers Across National Guard
Army orders grant leave to Way W F Truby and Col Orin B Mitcham for three months and detail inspections for National Guard batteries in New York and New Jersey. Other officers, including Josey A Ford, Col Dan C Kingman, and Capt Thomas G Manson, are assigned to duty in Cuba, Savannah, San Francisco, and New York offices. Odus C Horsey to Rochester and Syracuse on smokeless powder work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truby Medical Corps
Orin B Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Sixty Sixth Street
New York City
National Guard of
New York
Bath Gate Avenue
Secoud
Clermont Avenue
Croollyn
Binghamton
East Orange
New Josey A
Stanley
Ford
Haxana
Cuba
Quartermaster General of
Army
Dan C Kingman
Corps of Engineers
Savannaha
Shin City
Thomas G Manson
Army Transport Service
San Francisco
Cal
Lutenant
Odus C
Movements of Naval Vessels and Assignments
Commander HM Dombaugh assumes duty in command Arkansas. Commander C C Mareh takes duty in the bureau of navigation at Navy Department Washington DC with additional naval militia duties. Vessels Sylph Washlogwn Triton Macdonough Thornton DeLong Disle MeBleie Fanascola Hadford Annapolis Hampton Roads bound for various stations. The Severn commission at the Naval Academy Annapolis MD. A Korean suspect, Yunee Nido, dies from injuries after a lash song crime, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM Dombaugh
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
Merida
Yucatan
Hig Creama
Yunee Nido
Hie Efhdémies
Bryan Denies Writing Novel Says He Prefers Speeches
Newt ep BW J Bhyan today denied that he is writing a novel and said he gets all the action he wants from Republican speeches. He left tonight for an event in Gifle, Paungylvantd, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington Post
Newt
Henry
New York
Inaugural Committe Debate Over Secret Service Role
Congress debated the use of the Secret Service in enforcing antitrust laws and protecting the President. Critics argued the force had grown too powerful, while defenders cited need for effective crime investigation and presidential protection. Attendees included Mr Stan sley of Kentucky and Mr Driscoll of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Vow in Press
The article notes Attorney General Bonaparte will resume law practice in Baltimore after inauguration and discusses staff changes at the White House including Carpenter as private secretary and Minschler as a key stenographer. It also reports President Loubet’s universal peace article and Nebraska votes for direct senate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
S. Curtis
White House
Roosevelt
Gurt
Africa
West
Ernest Dichtman
New York
Representative Cleatt
Navy Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Taft
Baltimore
Loeb
Frea W Carpenter
California
Carpenter
Latta
Forster Tifa
War Department
Arthur Brooks
William Pannell
Brooks Frelated
John Hanger Pannell
Licensed to Marry Amid Qurum Confusion in Names
The article lists multiple individuals including Rev N Vaal Zunes Ball and Rev Samuel Jatkeon, with companions James Pian, Philip syegotely, Rose Libermyy, Magia Pebdteton, J. Howards, and Mamie E Luezm among others. It notes marriages or licenses but suffers from garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getharat
Caralina H
Vincensa
Angeles
Vaal Zunes
Etta Q
Ar Diet
AL Allurn
James Pian
Philip Syegotely
Rose Libermyy
Magia
J. Howards
Rev
Shatton Miller
Wille E Brown
Mamie E Luezm
Ana Mary L
Mary E Thomen
Jordan
President Defends Authority Over Steel Merger Probe
Senate Judiciary Committee set to hear two reports Monday on the absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by United States Steel. Minority argued only courts should rule on legality. the President’s role is limited to reporting facts and not directing action. The minority stresses district attorneys enforce antitrust law under the Attorney General, not the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 High Duty on Refrigerated Goods
The tariff commission issued a statement explaining its refusal to back a minimum duty of 87 francs per 10 kg for refrigerated meat. It warns of an influx of foreign products and says a single maximum rate would pressure concessions in talks with America. It notes Canada branches could bypass the minimum via the Franco Canadian convention and appoints Mr Rose to prepare a supporting report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Commission
France
America
Canada
Rose
Pas-de Calms
Havre
Benzoate of Soda Cleared for Food Use
The board of food and drug inspection approves benzoate of soda for use in foods with labeling of presence and amount. The decision follows the Remsen board report and extensive tests deeming small quantities non dangerous. Dr Harvey W Wiley, head of the bureau of chemistry, had warned of harm and may resign if overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taois
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Sqéntiic
Remsen Board
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
New Naval Code Finished At International Conference
London Feb 20 The International Naval Conference closed with a final session as delegates prepare to sign a code of naval warfare. Washington had urged that prize courts be treated as arbitration rather than appellate courts, a proposal delegates favored. American delegates praised the code as technical and advantageous to U S commerce in wartime. The code comprises articles in eight chapters and is largely technical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Naval Conference
Washington
Parcel Post Rate Changes Across Nations Planned
Parcel post service to foreign countries becomes nearly uniform after March 1 with a 12 cent per pound rate and an eleven pound weight limit. France Denmark and Sweden move slowly toward the limit, while Britain, Ireland and Germany set special value limits for exports to the United States. Additional conventions with Austria France Italy Uruguay and the Netherlands are expected later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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 made to Judge Bradford in federal court for appointment of receivers for the German Union Fire Insurance Company of Delaware with its principal office in Baltimore. A restraining order was issued to halt payment of a 710,000 check drawn January 1 to reimburse stock purchases by Robert Dickson and R D Tweeddale, who now control the company. Hearing on receivers set for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
German Union Fire Insurance Company
Delaware Corporation
Baltimore
Thera
Robert Dickson
R D Tweeddale
Rate Argument Ended by Va Board on Higher Fare
Special to The Washington Port Richmond Va February 25 Sullivan witness before the State corporation commission today as petition for four new maximum passenger rate was taken up The case concluded with a difference of opinion on whether the commission will grant the petition Conditions are not normal in freight or passenger transport and the commission may wait for possible regulatory changes before ruling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet
New York
Secret Service
Wilkie
Warne
Secret
Interior Department
Yan
Scret
Washington Port Richmond
Sabe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cook
Hue
de Laren
Mexico
Corerada Anatoys
Social
Walker
King of
Wake
Dewis
Cock Gald
Yale
Browl Toms
Cepitel
Republi
Townes
Minnesota
Roogevult
Rensi
Jeunard Dinonystua
Dev’ggare
Wemders
Smypeh
Sray
Tawney Aldo
Ant
Frokibuhos
Teangure
Inla
Uve Hale
Aington
Lowing
Acare
S & Reason
Treasury Department
Stansley
Kentucky
MaKinney
McKinley Wan
Buffalo
S Hote
B Janes Rush Merihall
E—No
E. S. Curtis
Loubet
Universal Peace Party
Loubet Tg
Linton Nek
Oregon
Stan
Direct Soto
Gor Simienberger
Farta
Bertoust
Deal
W. B. Moses & Sons
Aol
Lugios A Jewelry
F Street
Royal Arcanum
Mc Viet
Grand Cot
Syltian Temple
Sacios
Wash
Washington Post Company
Can
John RB
Mary Alen
Edward
Ineres
McGill & Wallace
E Street
H.W
Sanitary Grocery
Home Building Association
Init
E Claughton
Taylor
Milburn, Heister & CO
Washington, MC
Shoomi Aban
DR. Wi
Boitie
International Conference
Walters Art Gallery
Walters
Hotel Rennett
Foyt and
Org
Dengatety
Brice
Baltimore Concern
Eames
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Emilio DE Qigorza
Columbia Theater
Tulsday
Wilson
Jaze Fyat
Hartford
Farragut
Academy
Norfolk
A P Niblack
Eenepert
Pator
Jelascom
Satinee
Marcelle Marke Derk
Erminie
Louise Gunning
Pixley
Ladera
Marcelle
Jes
Dendy
Lawrence Whee
NY Casino Co
Weer
Sellinc Sem B
Lee Shubert
Inc
DE Wolfe Hopper
Art Operatic
Btrong
Burt the Pied Piper
Brady &Nouyces
Mantell
Louis XI
Ronjoo
Juliet Sataight
Richard
Henry W Savage
GOHAN @ HARRIS
Geo, Evans
Mats
Mats Ce Evna
Melody
Cowell
Joseph F Sheehan
Mae
Beau Meal
Pat Rooney
Hassan Ben Alis
Gordon Eldrid
Artoir
Warren Lyon
Meyers
Henry Clive & CO
ST Moritz
Charlotte Parry & CO
McNaughtons
Globe & Bly
Mesa, New
Ie Baeing Mamsey Morrin
Miss Bayonne Whipple
Geo. Sidney
Izzy
Matt Tuer
Joe Turner
Blue Ribbon
Hilda Carie
Red Ravens
Armstrong
Ashton Billy Wells
Gamlich
Hail Evans
Vincent Florence
Phil Sheridar
Seer Sheridar
GTCY
Ludwig Wallner
SIGER
Asle
Wile Fon
Frederuk
Masonic Auditorium
Burton Holmes
Wright Kramer
Vienna
Wparris
Benis On
Paderewski
National Theater
Aate Wisons Uicket
Ihp
Frederick Piano Store
David Glover
Kindleberger
Helend von Saln
Columbia
Tr Bozes
Stree
Philagelphia ‘Orchestra
Carl Pohlig
Testpay Adgerncon
Arthur Amith
Wramera
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!