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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1906

Page

24

Roosevelt Faces Scrutiny as Panama Santo Domingo Debates Rise

A Washington analysis argues President Roosevelt risks congressional confrontation over Panama Canal expenditures and Santo Domingo policy. It notes his drifting popularity, party tensions, and a shift toward less public government while forecasting impacts on his 1908 or 1912 future.

Times Congress Yelt W Roosevelt Russia Japan Mr. Roosevelt United States Tye White House Roosevelt Washington Tie Hut Neek

Four Days Dedication at Weklington Presbyterian Church

The Weklington Presbyterian Church on Ploniday Avenue hosts a four day dedication starting Friday night and concluding Sunday evening. Rev. B. Ramsdel opens with prayer, followed by a reception for Presbyterian Alliance members and the congregation. Friday features an address by Rev. Dr. Billinger and Pastor Rev. W. Tallaferro Phourpeson, with interdenominational greetings from Baptist to Episcopal representatives. Sunday morning will include a dedicatory sermon by Rev. Walter W. Moore LL.D.

Weklington Presbyterian Church Ploniday Avenue B. Ramsdel Presbyterian Alliance Billinger W. Tallaferro Phourpeson Br. Walter W. Moore LL. Dy

Aloysius Glee Club Charms Inmates At Alms House Event

In the alms house dining room last evening the Aloysius Glee Club presented a pleasant concert for the inmates. The room was festooned with evergreen and palms. The club sang old songs with witty stories by the super-intendent. Rev Father Bova and Zinktham attended from Holy Come well. Anna Orr sang several solos, with J Wise accompanying at the piano.

Almshouse Aloysius Glee Club Thelee Club Zinktham Father Bova Church of the Holy Come Anna Orr J. Wise Ryour

Former baseball star injured in Cleveland building fire

Jan 2 fire in the Bradley Building near the Cleveland Theater on St Paul Street Avenue Northwest caused about 50 000 in damage. Lieutenant Edward W Sewer of Engine Company No 27, once a National League player, fell through an open elevator shaft from the third floor and was seriously injured but expected to recover.

Bridge Company Again Sued In Stark County

Former Attorney General Frank S. Monnett files suit in Stark County courts against Canton Bridge Company seeking 108.42 under the Valentine antitrust law. Case relates to bridge contracts let by Huron County officials. plaintiff attorney is H. L. Stewart of Huron County. It is charged the company made 36140 in Huron County on illegal contracts.

Canton Ohio Attorn Frank S. Monnett Stark County Canton Bridge Company Pabe Consioers Huron County Plainu H. L. Stewart

Bosler Becomes Assistant United States Treasurer in Philadelphia

Joseph Bosler was inducted as Assistant Treasurer for Philadelphia succeeding W S Leib after his removal by President Roosevelt. He furnished a 210000 dollar bond as Accountant Ford Weiler from Washington assists in counting the 20000000 dollars in Bosler’s custody and examining all subtreasury books and papers.

United States Philadelphia Joseph Bosler W. S. Leib Roosevelt Ford Weiler Washington Charles H. Treat Boster

Follows Hay Policy Grooming His Diplomats

Huntington Wilson of Illinois is to be nominated Third Assistant Secretary of State as soon as Peirce is confirmed. The plan follows Olney era East Asia focus and elevates Wilson from Tokyo legation to Washington, with Denby and Leishman in key roles and a likely Tokyo ambassador choice pending Japanese acceptance.

Huntington Wilson Root State Department Far East John Hay China Japan Kerea Illinois Legation Tokyo Senate Herbert H. D. Peirce Kagings Francis 3 Loomis Lloyd Griscom William Ft. Michael Department Calcutta Charles Denby Peking Denby Wilson Peirce Congress Christiania Aly. Wilson Irwin B. Loughlin John G.A. Leishman Constantinople Leishman Cig Thisl Baltimore

Hotels List By City From Raleigh Guests

A compiled roster of guests staying at major hotels across cities including Boston Baltimore Chicago New York Pittsburg Alabama California Georgia Louisiana Maine Mississippi Missouri New Jersey New York state North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and London Japan names and affiliations appear with hotel names such as St James Willard and Ebbitt providing a snapshot of guest distribution and travel patterns. The list features Raleigh readers and various travelers with multiple mentions of St James Ebbitt and Willard among others.

Boston M. Hi Raleigh B.D. Brown W. Wills A. Wood St. James Daltimore R. D. Hopkins H. BE Wulf C. Hood N. de Leer Soler M. S. Switty Chicaco J. W. Alford J. A. Gehen CG. C. Clucas New York City J. G. Meyas Arlington Miss Simonds Colonial L. D. Macy W. B. Haight W. Robinson G. Raymond Riggs R. H. Talhott C. P. Noveriss Willard HL Becher M. Hamburger W. Noverass JM. Masten J de Viver Cbbitt B. Hampton Alabama Davis Anniston California TW. Vance Los Angeles Willard N. Heath Stanford University Colorado A. Gave Denver Ebbitt Georiha A. C. Allmore T. J. Simmons Macon Louisiana Hobertson New Orleans Maine A. N. Moulton Portland Jersey City A. J. Keadley New York State LeRoy Parker Batavia A. J. McDonald Schenectady P.O Wiknington Raleth Ohio R. Baldwin Cineinati Wulard Gc. BR Cleveland J. A. Richmond Cinemnati Dr. C. Sawyer Marion Haleigh Pennsylvania H. B. Anseant Shoreham W.T. Umivakes Rigg B. Lea O. L. Gage W. M. Barratt J. M. Caperan H. Christ Zikman J. Tayloy famUy J. L. Hage W. T. Able IRB Early Beil Wright W. D. Wright St James B King W. C B. C.gilbert H. W. Weimer NAVY A. L. Willard London G. Levett Japan K. Martin Yokohama

Death Sentence in Tucker Murder Case Denied

Boston January 2 The appeal of Charles L Tucker’s counsel for a rehearing of two trial exceptions was denied by the full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court. With this loss Tucker faces the death sentence to be carried out in the Superior Court this week.

Boston Charies L. Tucker Mabel Page Weston Supreme Judicial Court Tucker United States

Venezuela May Stay Out of Pan American Conference

Officials read an editorial in the Constitutionel suggesting Venezuela may skip the Rio de Janeiro Pan American conference next July. Caracas, once proposed as meeting site, was rejected by Latin states, prompting fears Castro may be miffed and Venezuela to abstain from the council of American republics.

Roosevelt Santo Donicans Senate Congress Roosevelts Ta Follett Wisconsin Gow Cammma Lown State Department Constitutionel Castro Venezuela Rio de Janeiro Family Council Caracas Hodt Bureau of American Republics Senor Velos-Gollicoz Vaffaires

La Follette poised to join Senate as a bold new figure

The New York reception foresees Robert Marion La Follette leaving Wisconsin to take a Senate seat alongside senator John Spooner. Observers note his strong will, experience, and potential clash with Senate norms, while recalling his prior House service and Ways and Means Committee tenure. Wisconsin awaits how his move will alter state politics and national debate.

New York Robert Marion Follette Capitol Wisconsin Congress John Colt Spooner la Follette Senate House of Representatives Ways and Means Washington Madison

Arkansas Reimbursement Bill For Yellow Fever Costs

Governor Jeff Davis of Arkansas pushed a $15,000 reimbursement request to the federal government for yellow fever quarantine costs during 1905. Comptroller Tracewell ruled the President can allocate Sundry Civil Act funds to state health efforts, and a Treasury warrant will be sent to Gov. Davis.

Roosevelt Jeff Davis Arkansas South Gov. Davis Comptroller of the Treasury Davis United States Secretary of the Treasury Tracewell Boards of Health Treasury Shaw

Dominican Revolution Besieges Puerto Plata on Santiago Road

About 25 Dominican rebels camp on the Santiago Puerto Plata road besieging Puerto Plata. They block land access except to American ships and foreigners. A bombardment by the gunboat Independencia is unlikely due to foreign consular intervention. American forces aim to confine the conflict and protect customs, with Santo Domingo politics simmering as Morales and Jimenistas maneuver near Monte Cristi.

Cape Haitien Haiti Santiago Puerto Plata Santo Domingo Independencia Guellita Monte Cristi Caceres Morales Jimenez Republic Morales Nor Jiministas Puerta, Plata Morales “Navy Dominican Cape Havien Dominican Republic W. H. H. Southerland Cleveland Southerland War Department George R. Colton Col. Colton Dillingham Garlies State Department Colton Carlos F. Morales Dominican Congress

New Year's Charity and Clouded Joy Across New York

Randolph Guggenheimer hosts seventy crippled children and fifteen teachers at the Free Industrial School for a festive New Year meal with praise from Mrs. Arthur Elliott Fish and other managers. A monkey disrupts a Manhattan Theatre matinee, stealing a watch and delaying the show. Rescue hero Billy Quigley saves a drowning man off Liberty Island while a police call collects funds for a distressed woman near the Williamsburg Bridge. A fatal trolley accident kills seven-year-old Annie Owens. Post Office card art fever spreads as illustrated postcards surpass envelopes. A Polish girl Cecilia Tantonia faces court after suicidal threats amid a troubled journey from Warsaw to the United States. New Year fights, a 106-year-old woman at a Jersey City reception, and a dramatic fire at 794 Third Avenue weave a busy day across the city.

New York Randolph Guggenheimer Sids Free Industrial School Democratic Club Arthur Elliott Fish Samuel Shipley Blood Edward Davis Jones Guggenheimer Ithta Watcen Refers Manhattan Theater Kenyon Bishop Leo Ditrichstein Miss Bishop Rehan Billy Quigley Battery Honest Bill Liberty Island Hutson Street Hospital Edna Willam Connors Connors Jum Quigley Seawall Edward Cordan Edward Rafter Second Avenue Annie Owens Grant Street Williamsburg Newtown Line Charlie Krepp Williamsburg Bridge Hite Cecilia Tantonia Finn Stevens House Lower Broasway Police Warsaw Cecilia Berlin Paris United States Poland Harry Payne Whitney Foxhail Heene John A Drake Jimmy" Brooks Paul Dwyer W. S. Greer Hudson Athletic Club Hoth 5Et Broadway Tommy Murphy Chick’ Tucker Avonia Athletic Club Gus Rubin Frank Erne Jimmy” Britt Whitneys Keenes Johanna Bain Dempsey West Fourth Street Bayonne

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