Roosevelt Faces Scrutiny Over Panama and Santo Domingo Loss of Open Government Policy
A Washington-NY Herald analysis argues Congress will probe Roosevelt's actions on the Panama Canal and Santo Domingo ventures. It notes his expanding independence from Congress, tightening staff publicity, and fears over his popularity as party factions grow and debate over the 1908 and 1904 public support intensifies.
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Amd
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
Four days of dedication services mark the opening of Weklington Presbyterian Church on Ploniday Avenue. Rev. B. Ramsdel starts with prayer, followed by a reception for Presbyterians and congregants. An address by Rev. Dr. Billinger comes after prayer tomorrow night. Friday features interfaith greetings. Sunday morning will host the dedicatory sermon by Rev. Walter W. Moore.
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Weklington Presbyterian Church
Ploniday Avenue
B. Ramsdel
Presbyterian Alliance
Billinger
W. Tallaferro
Phourpeson
Br. Walter W. Moore
LL. Dy
Aloysius Glee Club Delights Inmates At Almshouse Concert
In the alms house dining room last evening the Aloysius Glee Club offered a pleasant concert for inmates. The room featured evergreens and palms as the club performed old songs interspersed with witty stories by the superintendent and Rev. Father Bova of the Church of the Holy Come. Anna Orr sang solos with piano accompaniment by J Wise Ryour.
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Almshouse
Aloysius Glee Club
Thelee Club
Zinktham
Father Bova
Church of the Holy Come
Anna Orr
J. Wise Ryour
Fire at Bradley Building injures famed pitcher in Cleveland
Jan 2 Cleveland fire heavily damaged the Bradley Building near St Church avenue. The Cleveland Theater escaped major harm. Lieut Edward W Sewer of Engine 27, once a National League baseball star, fell into an open elevator shaft from the third floor and suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover.
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Lina Manno
Third Avenue
William Hofter
Alphonse Manno
Peter
Raumbea
Suidang
Shhar
Bridge firm sued for antitrust contract profits
Former Attorney General Frank S. Monnett filed suit in Stark County Court to recover 108.42 under the Valentine antitrust law against Canton Bridge Company. The action relates to bridge contracts let by Huron County commissioners, with Attorney H. L. Stewart as plaintiff. It charges the company made 36140 in Huron County on illegal contracts.
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Canton
Ohio
Attorn
Frank S. Monnett
Stark County
Canton Bridge Company
Pabe
Consioers
Huron County
Plainu
H. L. Stewart
Bosler Takes Oath as Assistant United States Treasurer
Joseph Bosler was inducted as Assistant Treasurer of the United States for Philadelphia succeeding W. S. Leib. He gave bond of 210000 and will have $20000000 in his custody as accountant Ford Weiler from Washington counts the funds and reviews subtreasury books under Acting Treasurer Charles H. Treat. The subtreasury's matters are reported in excellent condition.
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United States
Philadelphia
Joseph Bosler
W. S. Leib
Roosevelt
Ford Weiler
Washington
Charles H. Treat
Boster
Diplomatic Appointments Signal East Asia Focus
Huntington Wilson of Illinois, long stationed in Tokyo, is named Third Assistant Secretary of State as Secretary Root signals a stronger Far East emphasis. Rumors say John G. Leishman may become ambassador at Tokyo, with other moves shifting Peirce to Christiania and Denby expanding Oriental insight in the chief clerk’s office.
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State Department
Far East
John Hay
China
Japan
Kerea
Huntington Wilson
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 Attendances Across Cities List Owners and Guests
A long list of guests at major hotels in Boston Baltimore Chicago New York City Pittsburgh Alabama California Georgia Louisiana Maine Mississippi Missouri New Jersey New York State North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Philadelphia entries follow. Names include Raleigh based travelers J A Kendrick M Guttigen and many others with hotels St James Willard Ebbitt and Shoreham. The roster spans states and foreign visitors including London Yokohama and Japan, recording arrivals at St James Ebbitt and Willard venues.
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Boston
M. Hi
Raleigh
F. Selgnoend
Thompson
N. Gould
W. J Parker
CG. Simmong
St. James
J. Vansleman
R. C. ‘Rier
J. A. Woods
Dashiell
N. N. Stirg
NM. Gifford
I. A. Randall
Pittsburg
C. M. Smith
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
J. Cohen
G. Cohen
B. Pfefferton
J. Yergel
N. Blum
Abbitt
W. J. Abbott
York
J. Troban
Chester
Pamilanelphia
W. Smith
Avington
A. L. Dunall
Shoreham
M. Middleton
A. C G. Tomlinson
G. W. Watts
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. Supplee
J. W. Hoffman
South Dakota
J. H. Holmes
Aberdeen
Willach
Viner L. Washburn
Randolph
Virginia
L. T. Walsh
Petersburg
N. Campbell
Richmond
Gilbert
Norfolk
N. HB. Massey
Colonial Beach
J. B. Cohen
ARMY
G. M. Happle
B. C.gilbert
H. W. Weimer
NAVY
A. L. Willard
London
G. Levett
Japan
K. Martin
Yokohama
Death sentence for Tucker denied by court terms
Boston January 2 The full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court denied the appeal for a rehearing of two trial exceptions in the Tucker murder case. With the denial it is expected the death sentence will soon be pronounced in the Superior Court and further appeals to federal courts or the governor may occur. A Canadian correspondent adds Prince Louis of Battenberg has joined the Canadian Camp of New York and comments by Indian guide John Moloney note the prince as a good chum with no shooting.
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New York Herald
Roosevelt
Virginia
America
New York
United States
Sam
Magiustrate
South
Hus Belt
White House
Congress
Tunis
Can- Alcss
Manama
Senate
Sant Domingo
Taft
Herrick
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
New York City
William M. Ivins
Gome
Siven
Boston
Charies L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Supreme Judicial Court
Tucker
Lake Stream
Prince Heap
Morales Nor
Jiministas
Puerta, Plata
Morales “Navy
Independencia
Dominican
Cape Havien
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Puerto Plata
W. H. H. Southerland
Cleveland
Southerland
War Department
George R. Colton
Morales
Col. Colton
Dillingham
Garlies
Monte Cristi
State Department
Colton
Carlos F. Morales
Santo Domingo
Dominican Congress
Hite
Cecilia Tantonia
Finn
Stevens House
Lower
Broasway
Police
Warsaw
Cecilia
Berlin
Paris
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
Mary ©. Williams
Emily J. Williams
Dempsey
Queen Victoria
Daniel O'Connell
Annie Taurie
Scotland
Killarney
Mark M. Fagan
Jersey City
J A. Potts
Fagin
John Mitchell
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Madi
Pax Amt Ald
Iimme
Harea
Venezuela May Stay Out Over Caracas Not Chosen as Meeting Place
Officials interpreted an editorial in the Constitutionel saying Venezuela may skip the Pan American conference planned for July in Rio de Janeiro. Venezuelan authorities indicated Caracas could host delegates if wanted, but the governing board favored Brazil's capital, leading to tensions and hints Venezuela might abstain due to its own domestic troubles.
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Middle West
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Cummins
Busey Ip
Roosevelt
Rooseveltas
Radhive
Middle West Aanal
State Department
Constitutionel
Castro
Venezuela
Rio de Janeiro
Family Council
Caracas
Hodt
Bureau of American Republics
Senor Velos-Gollicoz
Vaffaires
La Follette poised to enter Senate as a powerful, controversial figure
The article notes Robert M. La Follette leaving Wisconsin for a Senate seat with rival John Spooner. It recalls his prior House terms and Ways and Means Committee service, stressing his bold, independent stance and potential impact on parliamentary norms and Wisconsin politics in Washington.
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Robert Marion
Follette
Capitol
Wisconsin
Congress
John Colt Spooner
la Follette
Senate
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Washington
Madison
Arkansas seeks federal reimbursement for yellow fever efforts
Governor Jeff Davis of Arkansas pushed a $15,000 claim to the federal government for costs spent Aug 1 to Oct 31, 1905 to keep yellow fever out of the state. Comptroller Tracewell ruled funds under the sundry civil act may be used for quarantine enforcement, with a Treasury warrant to follow.
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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 revolt besieges Puerto Plata amid foreign consuls
A Dominican revolutionary force about 25 men camps on the Santiago Puerto Plata road and besieges Puerto Plata. The plan foresees attack on Santiago with Gen Caceres’s troops. American warships deter bombardment and the Cleveland and gunboat Independencia may engage if needed.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Santiago
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Independencia
Guellita
Monte Cristi
Caceres
Morales
Jimenez
Republic
New York New Year Stories From Many Local Papers
Randolph Guggenheimer hosted seventy disabled children at the Free Industrial School with fifteen teachers, offering a grand New Year feast. A monkey caused mischief at the Manhattan Theater, while rescue tales, thefts, accidents, and festive events filled the city papers with lively snapshots of early January life.
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New York
Randolph Guggenheimer
Sids
Free Industrial School
Democratic Club
Arthur Elliott Fish
Samuel Shipley Blood
Edward Davis Jones
Guggenheimer
Ithta
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