Oratory in House Repartee Flies Freely
In Congress yesterday Gen Grosvenor and John Sharp Williams spoke on tariff policy as Adams and McKinlay urged home campaign themes. McKinlay warned of Japan’s growing industries endangering U.S. trade while Williams framed a Democrats tariff doctrine and urged expediency. Grosvenor defended a Republican stance and criticized Democratic votes.
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Gen. Grosvenor
John Sharp Williams
Adams
Wisconsin
McKinlay
California
Champ Clark
Mmemberg
Williams
Japan
Congress Condensed in Secret Senate Session and Tariff Debate
The Senate spent nearly all its time in a secret session debating Mr Bacon's point of order about moving a Moroccan question to the calendar foot. The Vice President’s ruling was sustained after a three hour debate. Senator Weyburn spoke on a bill creating a national board of corporations. The House met at noon and spent the day on the Philippine tariff bill with several representatives contributing.
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Champ Clark
Gen. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Mr. Clark
Mr. Grosvenor
Senate
Bacon
Weyburn
National ‘Board of Corporations
Mornday
House
Ohio
Williams
Mississippi
Adams
Wisconsin
McKinlay
California
Payne
Philippines
Cincinnati
Manila
Longworth
Onto
Clark
Elsaine
Congress
Blaine
Buchanan
Massachusetts
Sullivan
Monongahela
God
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Thomas H. Benton
Benton
New England
Clerk
Orestes
Ulysses
Achilles
Dalzell
Willams
Democratic House of Representatives
Patters
Committee On Rules
Committee of Ways and Means
Washington
Genit ¥Eran
Canada
Mexico
United States
Taft era tariff debate in Congress lists views
Policymaking talks in the House feature critics and supporters of the tariff bill. Adams of Wisconsin rejects insurgent label while advocating revision and readjustment, Gravenor links tariffs to 1893 panic, McKinlay supports expansion of trade with Japan, and Weeks of Massachusetts gains printing leave for his speech. Adjournment follows at 5 PM.
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Adams
Wisconsin
Williams
Ohio
Taft
Japan
Mr. McKinlay
Philippines
United States
Islands
Orient
McKinlay
Manchuria
Weeks
Massachusetts
Nearm
Four Bills Recommended by District Committee
Commissioners Macfarland and Biddle proposed four bills before the House District Committee. They seek salaries for teachers firemen and policemen, destruction of unsanitary buildings, greater authority over street railways, a juvenile court, and pharmacy practice regulation. Other measures include preserving Sixteenth street, establishing building lines, fire escapes, and minor code changes across retention contracts and street name updates. Senator Gallinger introduced a bill extending Mource street. The Attorney General seeks two stenographers for the Court of Appeals with specified salaries.
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House District Committee
Macfarland
Biddleland Corporation
Thomas
House
Congress
Biddle
Sixteenth Street
Pierce Place
Blake Street
Swann Street
Cedar Street
Oregon Avenue
Lawson Street
Justices of the Peace
Senate Committee Favors Coast Navigation Bill
The Senate Committee of Commerce reported multiple Pacific Coast navigation measures including revenue cutters for Puget Sound and Honolulu, a harbor cutter for San Francisco, steam vessels for Puget Sound, lighthouses at Cape Arago and Ballingham Bay, a Ballingham Bay fog signal station, and a Half Moon Bay life-saving station. Also reported was a bill restricting passenger steamers from carrying fares if not fully manned. The piece also covers Missouri contest election, presidential nominations, and Curtis Indian Bill progress.
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Senate Committee of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Honolulu
Hawaii
Harbor of
San Francisco
Cape Arago
Oreg
Ballinghaum Bay
Wash
Half Moon Bay
Point Montara
Cal
Missouri Republicans in White House push for joint Statehood control
Insurgents sign pledges threaten to overturn House leadership as Speaker convenes daily talks. White House summons Missouri Republicans to advise on conduct while Arizona leaders arrive to oppose joint Statehood with New Mexico and seek delay until Territory ready.
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White House
Bill prevents banks from giving campaign funds
A Maryland introduced bill would curb bank political giving by requiring national bank examiners to question directors and officers about campaign contributions during examinations. Refusal to answer incurs fines, imprisonment, and possible charter forfeiture. examiners face similar penalties. If enacted, banks could lose charters for improper donations.
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Pearce
Maryland
Foxy
Hotels and names across cities in travel listings
A long list of guests and residents by hotel and city covers Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Georgia Idaho Indiana Illinois Indiana Territory Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York State North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Washington West Virginia Canada Dublin Manila Tokyo and U S Army personnel with individual names and affiliations, mainly Raleigh and St James entries. The compilation reads like a travel directory of visitors and residents across multiple venues.
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Senate
Supreme Court of Arizona
Frederick S. Nave
Arizona
Treasury
George N. Cobb
District of Albemarle
N. C
Alabama
Charles Booth
Prattville
California
George Schmidt
Berkeley
Georgia
James F. Overstreet
Douglas
Klincig
Jacob A. Bohrer
Bloomington
William F. Calhoun
Decatur
George N. Mason
Eric
Abraham L. Cox
Elizabeth
Indiana
James Edwards
Mitchell Jown
Lyman Boors
Gilmore City
Kansas
William Chapman
Mound Valley
Michigan
James H. Hudson
Norris
Leroy G. Hunter
Saranac
Mississippi
Elmina Morris
Tttabena
Nebraska
Wiliam P. Freeman
Auburn
Nevada
L. L. Mushett
Tonopah
Pennsylvania
Johnson D. Neely
Derry
Texas
William FP. Cochran
Marblefalls
Samuel J . Holt
St. Joe
Vermont
Raymond ¢. Ransom
Castleton
Washington
John P. McGlinn
la Gomer
Wisconsin
Mary A. McAskill
Glidden
Arkansas
I. C. Turth
Pine Bluff
Ebbitt
G. Milton
Los Angeles
Raleigh
B. Newton
San Francisco
St. James
Connecticut
M.samuels
A. J. Walft
Hartford
J. 8. Moise
J. Menzies
N. N. Preston
Savannah
Rabolek
J. W. Kelly
Atlanta
Idaho
J. H. McPherson
St. Anthony
K. W. Wash
Lima
W. H. Orwen
J. ¥. Davidson
Crawfordsville
Illinois
F. C. van Sellar
Paris
Dodds
Pullman
Shoreham
Indian Territory
P. P. MacGrory
Mobile
Rigi
Iowa
J. F. Merry
Manchester
Willard
Kentucky
F. M. Fisher
Paducah
Benton
Arlington
G. Worner
Bt. Louis
New Hampshire
J. G. Town
Londonderry
New Jersey
T. G. Stases
Newark
G. T Stuck
Orange
Raleigh, Co
B. Orcutt
Elizebeth
J. H. Ramsey
Hackensack
G. Lewis
New York State
J. A. McLaughlin
Canandaigua
H. A. Skinter
F. H. Estelle
Rochester
le Fevre
New Patk
C. N. Smith
Ithaca
J. W. Zassar
Brooklyn
North Carolina
Moore
Charlotte
Matheal
Riggs
W.S. Beard
St. Jennnes
Ohio
G. P. Biles
Cincinnati
D. Fowler
Harpster
G. H. Prassar
New London
Mia
W. A. Finley
Morristown
F. B. Plyies
Ridgeway
Rhodg
Island
H. B. Dean
Providence
Inasurnaron
J. B. Wadsworth
Spokane
W. Jones
Tacome
West Virginia
G. K. Kunt
Capron Springs
Bigelow to Testify in Spirited Isthmus Clash
Secretary Taft and Secretary Taft appearance frames inquiry into Isthmus employes. Poultney Bigelow summoned as first witness. Chief Engineer Stevens to testify next. Committee on Interoceanic Canals prepares closed sessions to review engineering report before public release. Taft guides inquiry and meets Senate leaders after briefing.
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Taft
Stevens
SEEK WORK ON THE ISTHMUS IN THE CANAL ZONE
Kingston Jamaica January 11 four hundred men sailed from Kingston this afternoon on the steamer Tagus for Colon to seek employment in the Canal Zone Beck deposited six dollars twenty five cents with the treasury under the emigrants protection law Upward of fifteen hundred persons have left here for the isthmus since January 1 despite the governors efforts to stop the movement Engineer's Majority Report Signed Secretary Taft received a cablegram from Gen Davis chairing the Board of Consulting Engineers Panama Canal Commission saying the majority report has been signed with changes not to be made public until received here a copy of the reversed form has been forwarded by mail
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Arizona
Washington
Roy Goodrich
Anti-joint Statehood League
Dwight E. Heard
A. J. Chandler
W. & Sturges
Republican National Committee
J. J. Riggs
Mr. Shields
A. J. Sampson
Ecuador
Barry Gatéwater
Frank Cox
New Mexico
Goodrigh
Congress
Kingston
Jamaica
Tagus
Colon
Canal Zone
Beck
Treasury
Taft
Gen. Davis
Board of Consulting Engineers
The
Panama Canal Commission
Brussels
Will He Present It Petition of Million Anti Smoot Women
A million women protest against Senator Reed Smoot of Utah will be handed to Senator Sutherland who favors the Mormon. If he declines, another senator will present it to preserve the right of petition. Burrows said hearings on Smoot were postponed to February 6 to allow Carlisle to interrogate witnesses. House panels consider child labor inquiry and coinage measures. Fallieres re elected president of French Senate.
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Onds
Mr. Clark
Gen. Grosvenor
Thishouse
Clark
Gen. Gros
Mr. Mark
Reed Smoot
Utah
Sutherland
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
John G. Carlisle
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Democratic Party
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Andrew Jackson
Pat
Congress Condensed
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Greavenor
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Henry M. Coudrey
B. J. Wood
Missouri
St. Louis
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Wood
Butler
Coudrey
Hofian Philip
New York
Senation
Tangier
Morocco
John Edward Jones
District of Columbia
Dalny
Bertil M. Raswusen
Stavanger
Norway
Herbert RK. Wright
Atilla
Hobduras
Geary A. Barber
Puerto Pinta
Dominican Republic
Poutmasters
Dayton
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Babcock
Leutenants
Tha House
Mr. Watson
Starlwarts
Pareile
Moses
W. B. Moses & Sons, F St
Corssith
Baltimore
W. H. Welch
A. . Walker
J. MT. Finney
Bhoreham
W. Peoples
P. Kalpr
Bosaton
D. B. Lynch
C. Bliss
B. G. Thomas
Raleizi
Sering
Wist
Willan
C. Heinemin
B. H. Weaton
Mansfeld
BR James
Chicago
W. K. Greane
P. L. McArdaie
BH. G& Ware
Higgs
E. Blodgett
W. M. Faler
Bulkley
B. W. Hampton
A. Hin
J. Weber
Mra
F.sidore
Mrs. Shaw
B. F. Siegt
Ephitt
Ron Anvers
C. ®. Nicholson
J. Friedenberg
N. Levy
D. W. Durance
N. H. Adams
W. le Wolf
T. Tuganson
W. J. Ryan
J. B. Swan
F. Stileker
G. McLean
W. T. Mosher
Birmingham
A. Stradford
G. ¢. Bodeker
J. K. Osborne
Miss MacPherson
Miss Osborne
J. E. Osborne
Toroato
Dublin
N. Plunkett
A. M. McClure
F. Lyon
Tokyo
E. Sakuma
U. 3
ARMY
W. B. Roberts
Welsbach
7Th Street
N. W
Bigelow
Canal Committee
Poultney Bigelow
Panama
Committee On
Mr. Bigelow
Senate Chamber
Alison
NEW Publications
America
England
Service
Russell
Everybody's
Everybody's Magazine
Government of
Department of Commerce and Labor
Gardiner
Committee On Education and Labor
Gov
Curtis Guild
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
Secretary of the Treasury
Jan
M. Fallieres
Serle
Oppenheimer’s
Ninth St
Dom Perignon
Great Western
Pleasant Valery Wine CO
Rheims
Collins
Ron
Sara
Tharp
N.W
Jesson
S. m
ZAZA
Wii
BEN Greet
Arthur Rubinstein
Knabd Piano
Us&d
New National Theater
Ewura
Len J. S. Willard
Klaws
Lulu Glaser
Miss Dolly Dollars
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Whitner
Isle of Spice
Boston
Columbia Theater
U.S. Marine Band
H. Santelmann
Philpitt
Penna
Valerie Bergere
Carmen
Chas. H. Burke
Grace Hue
Herr Wiss Zimmermann
Emma Francis
Acadian Whirlwinds
Dunca
V. W. Eckert
Emma Herg
Tate
Wilfred Clarke
C. Academ
Hanlon Brothers
Hanlons
Clara Thropp
Comedienne
Ros Rosst
FR Whitman
American Ballet
Dan Mason
Shewig Musieh
Vuume Uy van Q Endey
Ga'orr
Hunning
Office Kerran
May Howard Company
Original
Moving Pictures
Britt-Nelson
Colma
Star Show Girls
St. HK
U. G. Treasury
Columbia Bia Theater
Washirgtos Recht
Reisenauer
Fianist
Chopin
Liszt
Schubert
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Philpitte Telet
Droop
Southern Relief
New Willard
Marines
Ft. Myer
D.F. Barringer
F Street N. W
Fulton’s
Ninth Street N. W
Newspaper
Frdhive
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