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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1905

Page

4

Swayne Not Guilty Acquitted On Every Count

United States District Judge Charles Swayne was acquitted by the Senate on all twelve impeachment articles. The final roll calls showed decisive but party line votes, with 33 guilty to 49 not guilty on article one and similar patterns on the remaining charges. Swayne remained in Philadelphia for a surgical procedure and showed no immediate resignation plans.

United States Charles Swayne Senate National House Swayne Knox House Gen. Grosvenor Judge Swayne Thurston Platt Connecticut Waco Tex Charles Smo Alger Allison Asloe Aive Ankeny Gard Kittridge McCumber Nelson Dubois Iacon Bailey Bacon Batley Bard Bate Berry Blackburn Carmack Clark Montana Clay Cockrell Culberson Daniel Foster Louisiana Corman Kittredee Latimer McCreary MrEnery McLaurin Mallory Martin Money Morgan Newlands Overman Patterson Pettis Simmons Stone Taliaferro Tetler Alles Algom Ball Beveridge Burnham Burrows Mapp Wyoming Crane Cullom Depew Dietrich Dilligham Boiver Dryden Elkins Pairbanks Foraker Washington Frye Fulton Ganger Gamble Gibson Hale Hansbrough Heyburn Hopkins Kean Kearse Lodge Long McComas Lyn Clark Tyler Cockrel Culterson Pettus Dr. King Kittredgs Duboiz Mont Dansel McEner Stone W. C. O'Neal Kittredge Moe Cumber Quarles Fairbanks Thurston and Higgins Enate

Senate Acquits Judge Swayne and Votes on Navy Bill

The Senate acquitted Judge Swayne on all impeachment charges and then passed the naval appropriation bill totaling 100 300 000. The Indian appropriation bill was set for 10 o clock today as the House gained control over the sundry civil bill with a Cleveland granite requirement.

Senate Swayne House Gorman McCumber Blackburn Carmack Hale Lodge Martin Parking Teller Burton Ohio Cleveland Hemenway Appropriations Committee Hemenwey District of Columbia

Consulship for Rough Rider Wins Panama Post

Secretary of Legation Lee, a former Rough Rider, is named consul general at Panama. Promotion includes Major postings for James Graham Taftville and several postmasters across Maryland, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and more. Lee, 33, has a notable past including a perilous Acre journey and boxing skill in Cuba. His pay as consul general about $4,000 yearly. current legation position about $1,200.

Legation Lee Panama Senate Joseph W. J. Lee Maryland Leutenant William L. Patterson Connecticut James Graham Taftville Leslie W. Gaver Middletown Massachusetts Charles FP. Reed Whitman New Jersey Eling B. Mott Rockaway Pennsylvania Aaron Hostetter Hanover Edward J. Stackpole Harrisburg William Michigan Alfred Crewe Hea Roosevelt Cuba South America Acre Charles O'Donnell Lee Needwood Forest Frederick County Amazon River Hugh Taylor Denver Colo Fenton W. Gibson New Orleans

Amendment on Polygamy Senate resolution calls for constitutional ban

Senator Dubois yesterday introduced a Senate joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit polygamy and polygamous cohabitation. The measure directs the Judiciary Committee to report within thirty days of the next Congress session a joint resolution to amend the Constitution, banning polygamous marriages and requiring oath of allegiance from federal and state officeholders to reject any organization that undermines constitutional duty.

Dubois Senate Committee On Judiciary Congress Houses of United States

Halt With Big Navy Budget Faced Senate Debate

Senate sessions focused on halting a large naval build up amid war talk and Santo Domingo policies. Key voices including Lodge Hale Gorman and Carmack challenged or supported the two battle ships plan while discussing foreign policy, internal improvements, and the role of the navy in peace and defense.

Santo Domingo Senator Lodge Senate Hale Ledge Europe Gorman Blackburn Naval Committee Marine Corps Texas Navy Congress McCumber Economic Congress Perkins Mr. Morgan Spain Maine Galveston United States Potomac England Mr. Spooner Deitrich Mr. McCumber Carmack Santiago Japan Russia Bince General Board Mr. Hale Navy Department Lodge Philippines Philippine China Haith Martin Oregon Teller

Alliance in House Passes Sundry Civil Bill with Reforms

Democrats and Rep Burton joined to push amendments in the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill, striking out a $200000 army hospital for Washington and halting a $120000 rent for a New York custom house. The GOP struggled as Burton backed a Cleveland granite building and Democrats fought to block bank rental payments to National City Bank.

Sulzer New York John Sharp Williams Representative Burton Ohio Cannon National City Bank Standard Oil Company Army General Hospital District of Columbia Burton Hemenway Cleveland Williams Bartlett Georgia Washington Birdsall Iowa

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