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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

43

Heyburn Joins Scott Petition Circulating For Meeting In February

Idaho senator Heyburn backs a petition calling a mid February meeting of the Republican National Committee to accept Cortelyou resignation as Postmaster General and elect a new chairman. Senators Heyburn and Scott push for party control over administration influence while debates over leadership continue.

Cortelyou Senator Heburn Idaho Allel Cortelyous Ignatier Harry S New Indianapoli I & Nates Weyburn Scott National Committee

President Roosevelt to speak at Lawton statue unveiling in Indianapolis

President Roosevelt plans a trip to Indianapolis for the unveiling of the Don Henry W Lawton monument. He will deliver a speech at the ceremonies, addressing war veterans and recalling recent history, with local organizers led by Representative Overstreet and business leaders from the Commercial Club and Board of Trade.

Lawton Indianapolis Roosevelt

No Need of Chinese Labor Declared in Isthmus Work

A California starter of the City of Senators and Representatives urged the President that Chinese labor is unnecessary for canal work. He praised current laborers as well-suited and effective, asserting they outperform Jamaica Negroes or Chinese workers. Washington Harvard Club officers were elected at University Club, naming Edward Lander as president and others as officers. Natchez seeks a warship for Mardi Gras harbor celebrations, urged to the President. Delegates to the Merchant Tanners National Protective Association will visit the White House February 10.

Starter Guint California Isthamus Panarme Congress Jamaica Washington Harvard Club Washington Aiarveal University Club Edward Lander Frank W Hackett Charles J Bonipart Robert Bacon Samml F Emmons Freeman Abbe Jobh Wo Dasidge Pickering Dodge Noi Amitte EL Keith H F Dupont Dupont Frederick B Ames Bow Frater Natchez Williams and Humphreys Mississippi White House Merchant Taitors National Protective Assocation of America Sereno H Payne Syracuse House Ways and Means Payne New Yorker Mark Twain Order of Purity and Perfection Knowland Panama Panama Canal Panama Canal Zone Panama Canal Strip Knowladd Isdo Teddy Rnowlton Roosevelt

Japanese Children Case Ties to San Francisco School Board

In a case linked to the US Japan treaty, San Francisco prosecutors seek to enforce rights of Japanese schoolchildren. The District Attorney and officials consider paring papers in both city and district counts, with the San Francisco Board of Education named a party. Carnegie Institution Year Book release noted. President's decree renews twenty percent tariff cut affecting imports, with cited sites on American imports.

United States Japan San Francisco Devlin San France Bonaparte Branl Big Jinelre Pennatod

Cuba's Pacification Costs Push Budget Past Four Million

New York reports that estimates by the War Department place the cost of transporting and maintaining the Cuban pacification army from September to June at over 4 million dollars, with Cuba repaying in monthly installments. Costs are driven chiefly by chartered transports and railroad moves, while subsistence, medical, and signal corps expenses remain modest. The return timing is unsettled and contingent on Cuban developments.

War Department Army of Cuban Pacification Cuba United States Havana Quartermaster's Department of the Army Medical Department Signal Corps Quartermaster's Department Atlantic Coast New York Newport News Quartermaster General Congress Quartermaster’s Department

Senator Clark Optimistic On Full Cribs and High Wages

Washington dispatch reports Senator Clark of Montana predicts a bright outlook with full employment and high wages. He cites railroads, mines, and commerce thriving, calls for flexible currency, and opposes Wall Street speculation while urging timely relief measures through forthcoming legislation.

Senator Clark Montana Rockefeller Amelia Washington Clark George Gould

Attack on Sherman Law constitutionality in tobacco trust case

Testimony closed today in the tobacco trust case involving MacAndrews & Forbes Co and The J Young Company with Carl Jungbluth and Howard Young as presidents. Defense seeks dismissal on technical grounds and hints at challenging Sherman act as unconstitutional, arguing it infringes private business control and deprives property without due compensation. The motion to dismiss was denied.

Tobacco Trust New York MacAndrews & Forbes Co J . Young Company Carl Jungbluth Howard HE Young

Deny Arrest Report At La Junta In Soldier Shooting Case

Police deny a report that a negro soldier was arrested in La Junta Colorado for the shooting of Capt Edgar Macklin at Fort Heno. The man sought was seized in Topeka last week but released. he is believed to have gone west from there.

Macklin la Junta Colo Edgar Macklin Fort Heno Gkla Topeka

South Carolina Senate Indorses Roosevelt Brownsville Action

The South Carolina Senate voted 21 to 16 to adopt a resolution endorsing the president’s position in the Brownsville matter. The measure asks the state’s congressional delegation to back this course and support dismissal of colored troops.

South Carolina Columbia S. C Tadiy Roosevelt Brownsville Congress

Bulgaria bans emigration to America for peasants and laborers

Reported by Minister Jackson at Athens to the State Department the Bulgarian Sobranje approved by princely ukase has passed a law barring the issue of passports to Bulgarian peasants and laborers who seek to emigrate to the United States.

Bulgaria Jackson Athens State Department Ukase America

Pennsylvania Promotions Elect McCrea to Multiple Rail Posts

Philadelphia announces Jane James McCrea elected president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and named president of the Pennsylvania Company and of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway to succeed A J Cassatt. Promotions raise several vice presidents and officers, with McCabe added as a director and executive committee member. board weighs salary increases.

Philadelphia Jane James McCrea Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Company Pittsburg Cincinnati, Chicago and Treasury Accounting Daniel T McCabe Pennsylvania Lines

Will Defend Colored Soldiers at Mass Meeting

A mass meeting of colored persons will be held at True Reformers Hall tonight to oppose the President’s discharge without honor of a Twenty-fifth Infantry battalion. Principal address by Thomas L Jones with speakers Dr L Carruthers R R Horner Dr W W Bishon Johnson Dr M W D Morman Hichyfet Stewart NB Marshall W Calvin Chase and Dr Walter H Brooks. National airs to be sung.

Twenty-fifth Infantry True Reformers' Hall Thomas L Jone L Carruthers R R Horner W.W. Bishon Johnson M W. D Morman Hichyfet Stewart NB. Marshall W. Calvin Chase Walter H. Brooks

Pacific Squadron Bolstered as Warships Move West

Washington reports four formidable Atlantic ships including the Kentucky and Kearsarge will join the Pacific Squadron, with the New Orleans Marblehead Albany and Wisconsin to be commissioned. The fleet strength at Mare Island Navy Yard will more than double, shifting from Atlantic to Pacific deployment.

Washington Vadlejo Cal Mare Island Navy Yard Batte Kentucky Kearsarge New Orleans Marblehead Albany Wisconsin Atlantic Pacific

Italians Herded In Peonage Case In West Virginia

Fifteen Italian citizens were allegedly forced to work under armed guard near Raleigh West Virginia after being lured from Hoboken. They faced imprisonment and starvation before release. the Italian embassy and Secretary Root intervened leading to their release and ongoing wage and transport claims against the lumber company.

State Department West Virginia Italiens Raleigh W. V Italien Hoboken vMage Lumber Company Pietro Liberti Jersey City Liberti Root New York Philadelphia

Paymaster Lukesh Arrested In Vallejo Scandal

Special to The Washington Post Vallejo California paymaster George M Lukesh once attached to the Buffalo but later detached and ordered to Mare Island to settle accounts was arrested after a multi day spree. He was sent to the receiving ship Independence and later confined on the prison ship Manila where he remains in the wardroom. Lukesh is a known naval figure previously court martialed in Yokohama and reduced ten numbers. President Roosevelt urged dismissal from the service at that time. Saheb said to be wealthy.

Washington Post Vallejo Cal Jane George M. Lukesh Buffalo Mare Island Lukeshta Independence Manila Lukesh Naval Service Yokohama Roosevelt Saheb 4

New System of Gun Fire for Ship Vir ginia Trial

By direction of the Secretary of the Navy a new gun fire control system is being installed on the battleship Virginia. If the experiment succeeds it will be used on other ships. Tests focus on the fire control method rather than transmitting instruments, which are reportedly satisfactory.

Secretary of the Navy Virginia

Army Orders Grant Leaves and Transfers Across Commands

Military notices list leaves of absence for Second Lieutenant Kenneth F Williams and Ensigns Osburn Kibbee Moves and Kibbee assigned to various yards and stations. Naval vessel movements include arrivals at Guantanamo and Mapils, and sailings from Cienfuegos and Sydney with additional duty placements and assignments across the Atlantic fleet.

Cbm Thomas Virginia United Gate Atlantic WH Emory Ohio United States Atlantic Fesi EH & Jackson Hancock Navy Yard New York City Buffalo A Gardiner Navy Department Washington, DC, &E Norry Washington,dc Pressey Brooklyn Randsabush Bureau Washington, D. C Kenson Ord Venter Osburn Bureau of Steam Engineering Washington, DC Kibbee Independence Mare Taland Del C . Moves Yankton Guantanamo Chattanooga Cleveland Cienfuegos Havana Morris Vernandins Key Wear Potonine Sydney Nova Bertin Bay of Talanda Connecticut Bampton Roads Culebra

Repairing cyclone damage to forts and ships after Gulf storm

Army and navy officials have nearly completed damage estimates for fort and ship repairs caused by the Gulf cyclone. Requested appropriations include 264000 for Fort Morgan and Fort Barrancas, 23000 for Fort St Phillips quarters, and 20000 to repair the Gloucester and related vessels.

Humphrey Congress Fort Morgan Mobile Bay Fort Barran‘eas Pendacola Fort St Phillips Mississippi River Pensacola Capps Naval Militia Tela de Luzon

National Guard mobilization reforms urged for rapid wartime readiness

New mobilization regulations endorsed by Assistant Secretary of War Olver aim to prevent failures seen in 1898 by requiring states to maintain minimum militia strength and provide arms clothing quartermasters stores and tenting. States must recruit equip and deliver troops to central depots so the national government can call up a ready force at short notice.

Natonal Guard Olver War Department

Promotion for Gallantry in Leyte Engagement

Manila January 9 Major General Wood recommends Corp Seth L Weld of Company L Eighth Infantry for a Medal of Honor and a commission in the Philippines for conspicuous gallantry in the Leyte action with the Pulajanes on May 42 1906. Capt Samuel Y Hamill is recommended for brevet major for gallantry in the same action while severely wounded he held off the Pulajanes with bayonet and gun butt and rescued two wounded comrades.

Manila Seth L. Weld Eighth Infantry Wood Philippines Leyte Samuel Y Hami Weld

Navy Yard Worker Injured After Street Car Fall

Michael Sullivan aged sixty two of Vienna Virginia an employee of the Washington Navy Yard fell from a street car at Divet and B streets southwest last night and sustained a crushed arm He was taken to the Emergency Hospital Physicians say his age may slow healing.

Navy Yard Michael Sullivan Vienna Washington Navy Yard

Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promise Health Benefits

An advertisement extols charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels. It touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the best value, claiming they improve complexion breath and blood, aid digestion, and detoxify the mouth throat and liver with daily use. A Buffalo physician endorses them and a free trial offer asks readers to send name and address to Stuart Co. Marne Mich.

Stuart Buffalo A. Start Co Stuart Bldg Maranal, Mich

Senate Talks on Pronunciation and Panama Canal Echoes

In a Senate exchange Senator Daniel of Virginia jokes about Philippine pronunciation and the evolving spellings of words as a House party praises sanitary gains at the Panama Canal Zone. The report recounts Senator Elkins recalling Schofield in Missouri and his path to West Virginia politics, including a wartime rise and future re election.

Benster Stephen B Wiking West Virginia Ohio Royte Missouri John M. Schofield Senator Elkins Mississippi River Schofield Steve Ike Benaiment Frome Schofields Hke

Owego Victory Moves Political Winds in Senate Talk

The Capitol discusses the Owego election as a gauge of upcoming political trends. A New York representative notes the loss of town supervisor majorities signals possible shifts in the presidential race next year. Wisconsin Senator La Follette and colleagues exchange light remarks during a Senate lunch hour.

Rayner Maryland Senate Foster Louisiana Thomas C Platts Owego Capitol New York New England Ucking Owexo

Straus Plans Dinner To Promote Team Work

Secretary of Commerce and Labor Oscar Straus announces a January 12 dinner for his leading labor candidates and aides to foster team work. Guests include Assistant Secretary Lawrence O Murray and all bureau heads with their wives, as Strang shapes duties in the new office.

Danner Canates Oscar & Straus Commerce Labor Lawrence O Murray Department Strang

Fortify Against Seasonal Illness Says Duffy’s Malt Whiskey

The item urges protecting the lungs and avoiding disease as seasons change. It links digestive health and strong resistance to preventing grip and pneumonia, recommending Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey to aid digestion, nerve tone, and immune defense, with cautions about authentic labeling and bottle quality.

Duffy Duffy Malt | Whiskey Co Rochester

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