Surgeon’s Telegram Sparks Probe Over Mikado Letter
Dr Charles A L Reed of Cincinnati sent a telegram to Senate and House foreign relations committees accusing Roosevelt of plans to publish a Mikado letter for literary speculation, demanding an official disclaimer. The note references a suppressed Panama Isthmus sanitation report and questions archival ownership of Roosevelt papers versus White House archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A L Reed
Cincinnati
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cincinnati Sur-Geon
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Col. Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Col Roosevelt
Farydljgh
Reed
Panama
Col. Gorgas
Youngest Page Aged Ten Is Appointed to Senate
Douglas A Seeley a Washington boy ten has won a page appointment in the United States Senate. Credited to the interest of Senator Works California the orphan helps support his grandmother with whom he lives. He has attended Franklin School at night and believes the new duties will not interfere with his education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas A. Seeley
Washington
Page
United States Senate
Senator Works
California
Dougray
Franklin School
Naval anti hazing bill to bar reappointment
Senator Perkins California introduced a measure to combat hazing at the Naval Academy. The bill would dismiss a cadet for hazing and make them ineligible for reappointment and for appointment as a commissioned officer in the army navy or marine corps until after the graduation of the class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Perkins
California
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
NAMES NEW JUDGE AND RAILROAD PROBES
President yesterday nominated Menton W Booth of Illinois now Justice of the Court of Claims to be Chief Justice succeeding Stanton J Weelle Henry Sherman Boutell of Illinois named to succeed Booth Bou iell now Minister to Switzerland Henry K Love nominated United States district judge Alaska Ber 4 also sent to the Senate The House urged probes into railroad wrecks with special committees to investigate causes and recommend preventive measures in a Linthicum resolution placed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Menton W Booth
Linois
Court of Claims
Cour
Stanton J. Weelle
Henry Sherman Boutell
Hlinois
Booth
Bouiell
Minster
Switzerland
Henry K Love
District of Alaska
Alelal Ber
Senate
Ning
Representaive Linthicum
Maryland
Cure for Ringworm Told by Patient in Boston Ad
A 1913 testimonial from a user in Hones Path recounts severe ringworm starting at the hairline and spreading. After using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Opticura Soap, the illness cleared in about two weeks with notable hair regrowth and symptom relief. The ad promotes samples and mentions shipment details from Opticure Dept. T Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optiours
Dept. T
Boston
Democrats to Caucus Again in Senate Fight
Democratic leaders in the Senate planned another caucus to oppose President Taft's appointments to the industrial commission. They hope a special committee can agree on a plan of action by today, with more discussions to follow in a few days. Bradley of Kentucky and some Republicans threaten a bitter contest against Wilson's appointees if Taft opponents persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Taft
Sdnetor Bradley
Kentucky
Wilson
New
Industrial Commission
Senate to leave Heyburn post open and reshuffle blocs
Republican senators decided not to fill the Heyburn vacancy in the finance committee amid a predicted Senate reorganization after March 4. The Democratic steering committee favored Senator O'Gorman of New York for foreign relations and Senator Fletcher of Florida for the judiciary, with appointments to follow Likely today. Senator Jackson of Maryland and Senator Perky will receive committees alongside the Heyburn successor. New York gains two foreign relations members as Root also serves on that panel. both New York senators sit on the judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance
Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Democratic
O'Gorman
New York
Rayner
Maryland
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fletcher
Florida
Jackson
Perky
Root
STARTS FIGHT ON THE NAVY IN CONGRESS
Representative Burnett of Alabama leads a new anti battleship push, urging spending on public buildings instead. Democrats push a large public buildings bill this winter, aiming to pass after last session’s failure. Navy supporters vow a strong fight for three new battleships, while leaders seek to avoid caucus entanglement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Burnett
Alabama
House Committee On Public Buildings and
Congress
Burnett
Friends
House
Pushes Vice Reform Bill Aimed at Morality District
National Reform Association and allies press forward to abolish the city’s restricted district by March 4. Iowa Representative S. F. Prouty to introduce the Kenyon injunction bill in the House, seeking passage soon. It mirrors Iowa Cosson law for permanent injunctions against property used for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Reform Association
5. F. Prouty
Iowa
House of Representatives
House
Senate
W. S. Kenyon
Ilona
Cosson
Archbald May Take Stand In Impeachment Trial
Judge Robert W Archbald of the United States Commerce Court may personally testify today in the impeachment trial. His lawyers will present witnesses on character and coal land deal relations with Scranton Pennsylvania. If cross examination runs short he may take the stand in his own defense. Also a note from the District commissioners requests 60000 to alter the Pennsylvania avenue bridge over the Anacostia River to allow a 50 foot opening for large vessels. Conferees on the Senate and House immigration bill are named Lodge Tillingham Smith Burnett Sabath Gardner. The Burgess literacy test bill was rejected by the Senate. The War Department recommends Baltimore harbor improvements at York Spit to yield a 1000 foot channel and costs 205250 for first construction plus 20000 annually for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
Senate
Archbald
Scranton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anacostia River
Secretary of War
House
Lodge
Tillingham
Smith
Burnett
Sabath
Gardner
York Spit
Baltimore Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
War Department
World Aid Tuberculosis Fight Seeks German Cure Info
Senator Goray yesterday introduced a resolution asking the President to send Congress any information gathered by consular officers in Germany on cures for pulmonary tuberculosis. The move aims to aid sufferers in the United States through newly reported discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Gora
Congress
Sulzer Declares Self Democratic Leader of New York
Albany Jan 2 Gov William Sulzer said his election makes him Democratic leader of New York State and that he will face any challenger openly. He would meet leaders including Col Roosevelt Barnes Murphy Morgan and Ryan if they see him in the open and seeks to cut state costs by 6 million annually through a sweeping economy drive and department reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
Albany
William | Sulzer
New York State
Charlies F. Murphy
Tammeny Hall
John N. Carlisle
Watertown
John H. Delaney
Brooklyn
Sulzer
Jet Hins
Col. Roosevelt
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Charles F. Murphy
New York County
Democratic
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
Murphy
New York
Hi Economy Committee
Publilic Service Commissions
State Highway Department
Charles Hughes
Executive Chamber
Executive Mansion
State Senate Lacks Head In Emergency Session
Charleston W Va Jan 2 The State constitution has no provision for a temporary presiding officer in an emergency arising from an extra session. Senate Clerk John T Harris declined to name a temporary chair, saying the senate must decide. The adjournment to Friday leaves the Senate potentially unorganized until January. The House did organize naming W Taylor George speaker and J Guy Pritchard clerk, per Republican nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Senate
John T. Harris
House
Harris
W. Taylor George
Barbour County
J. Guy Pritchard
Marion County
Republican Caucus
Senate consider asks recognition of China republic
Senator Bacon of the foreign affairs committee moved a resolution urging immediate U S recognition of the new Chinese republic in a measure introduced yesterday, highlighting diplomatic shift and policy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chinese Republic
United States
Bacon
Foreign Affairs Committee
Married life the third year by Mabel Berbert Urner
A country roadhouse scene unfolds as Warren and Helen clash over a chauffeur’s dinner bill. The proprietor defends la carte pricing while the couple questions value and service, attracting stares from other diners as Warren ends the night irate.
Self-Discipline At The Table Says Hygienist Note
Dr Daniela in the Hygienist urges self control over desires at meals. She argues repression can be harmful, but disciplined eating leads to mental and physical benefits. Start by omitting harmful foods and gradually refine an ideal diet through consistent education and appetite management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniela
Ones
Dinner dispute haunts guests after lavish chauffeur bill
A chauffeur’s extravagant dinner raises tension among Helen, Warren, and Mrs. Stevens as they return home. Helen, who prefers harmony over money talk, feels humiliation at the quarrel over the $15 bill and the implication of wealth and privilege behind the charged dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Mrs. Stevens
Warren
Stevens
Tieten
Hats With Thinking Women by Barbara Boyd
In a suburban train debate two women from the wealthy classes discuss rising female drinking, noting more women drink in cafes and hotels. They urge thoughtful action by women’s groups to educate about the harms of alcohol and to appeal to girls’ senses and sympathy to curb the growing vice. A son’s plea to cure his mother’s alcohol addiction highlights the social reach of the problem.
Inexpensive Kitchen Step Savers and a Doorbag Aid
The article describes economical ways to organize a kitchen for efficiency. It recommends wall boards with hooks for pots pans and utensils and a kitchen doorbag inside a cupboard or door to store cloths dusters and cleaning supplies. The setup aims to save time energy and keep the kitchen orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Reed
Wrose
Mikado
Douglas Seeley
Senator Perkins
W Booth
S. J. Peelle
Republicana
Finance Committee
Kenyon
STATE
West Virginia
Mabel Berbert Urner
Mr. Stevens
Nema
Sai Warren
Iunday
George
Stevena
Warhen
Curtis
Py. T. J. ALLEN _ Fond
Jouah B. Bowles
G Street
Palais Royal
A. Lisner
Barbara Boyd
Tuat
Barbera
Heya
Ny Milk Trust
A. D
The
Post
the Post Advertisers’ Service Department
Flashington Post
the Home Newspaper
CMI
James K. Hackett
Ani Hia
Mileston
Arpolene
Klaw & Erlanger
Joseph Brooks
Bennett
Edward Knoblauch
Aparh
Alice Neilsen
Gabriel Ysaye
Eugene Yaare
Watlana
Wman
Munich
Berlin
Spitzbergen
Belasco
Henry W. Savage
Merry Widow
Evry
Timah
Howe
Sete Screay
David Belasco
Setrine
Rose Stahl
von Tilzer
Honey Girls
Patrige & CO
Polf
Academy
THURS
SAT
Norman J. Winckett
Hallie Erminie Rives
Satan Sanderson
Thomas E. Bhea
America
Graham Moffat
Bunty
Matthews & Shayne
Mack & Walker, &c
Lasky
Earl
No Lyceum
Reno
Mike Collins
Wing
Ortentals
Geo. B. Scanlon
Mark Adams
Helwig von Mueller
Bowery
Orchestra National Theat Elena
Gerhardt
Oh Wa Ae
Sunday Post
Washington Hotels
Lincoln Hotel
10Th
H Sta
N. W
Aia Carte
CS Hyatt
Bancroft ‘Gov
H Streets
N. W. Y CW
White House
C. & ‘Treasury
E. C. Benson
Everett
Sis
Hetem
Atlantic City
Metropolia
Dennis
Walter's. Buzby
Warborough- Slenbet
Joconah White & Sons Company
N. J
New York City
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Lapeer
Washington, DC
Thane
Washington DC &c
Smallors
Bureau
D Cowie
Paymaster General
Nipwspa
Resorts and Travel
OCEAN
London
Paris
Hamburg
Peteieta
Pennsylvania
Writz-Cariton A la Carte Heutaurant
Madeira
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genev
Philadelphia
Ramburb
Graf Waldorlee
Prinz Oskar Jan
Prinz Adalbert
Broadway
F Drop & Sons Co
Geo
Washington, D. C
American Line
W.Y
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Queenstown
Atlantic Transport
Lie
York
Dover
White Star Line
N. Y
W. P. Turner
PY. T. M
Baltimore
Mad
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
SBA
City Ticket
Woolward Building
Jhrchive
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!