Campbell Triumph Ends Insurgent Fight for House Rules
Democratic aid pushes Philip T Campbell of Kansas to victory over Victor Murdock for the House rules chair. The insurgent bloc backed by Norris and Underwood were defeated 187 to 107 as Campbell replaces Madison and solidifies party control against insurgent attempts to seize nominating power.
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Late E H Madison
Victor Murdock
Underwood
Norris
Figulda
Inno House
Manns
House
Nebraska
fEhilip T Campbell
Kansas
Madison
Committee On Rules
Victor Murs Ie
Kinga
Et Votre Vast
Hame
Afupbell
van New Yorke
Coanen
Davidson
Lenrost More
Nelson Wieeyns
Anderson
Davis
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Erench Lda
Haugen
Flubbard Woods Green
Treaty Town
Flelkewen
North Dakota
Paferts Grogon
Norby
Ms Campbell
Wisconsin
Senate designates Hacon to preside during Sherman absence
Senator Gallinger notes were filed on Tuesday asking the Senate to appoint Senator Hacon of Virginia to preside for three days in the absence of Vice President Sherman who will be away next week. The action follows the resignation of Senator Frye and a temporary vacancy in the Senate pro tempore role.
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Gallinger
Nottes
Senai
Sendler
Si Sherman
Carnegie Defends Steel Policy and Sherman Law Role
Carnegie testifies on tariff views and trusts in the McKinley era, defending steel infancy arguments and reciprocity, while denying direct knowledge of railroad price pools and book values. Knox declines comment as questions link him to a 1901 attorney general appointment.
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Knox
Carnegie
Atcguu-Enddy
McKinley
Phulsnder
United States
Reed
Know
Kinea
Presidents
United States Steel Corporation
McCullbcuddy
Ironmaster
Vhta
Beall
Carnegie Company
Mr Beall
Mr Carnegie
Carmegie
Congress
Buffalo
America
Carhegle
Yalla
Carnemie
McHinley
Ensily
Carneree
NcHinley
Santa Barbara
Post
Washington
Mr. Knox
Plea for Niagara Falls water power discussed in D C hearing
A request to pursue water power for Niagara Falls prompts an open hearing in Washington before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday. Representative Sailth of New York will push a bill seeking congressional option to implement treaty provisions with Canada on water power usage and related charges.
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Niagara
Washington
Lanvars
House Foreign Affaira Committee
Tad Sumtaant
New York
Congress
Anada
Denial of Peonage Probe in Colorado Sparks Brief Inquiry
An investigative committee reviewed alleged peonage practices in Colorado. The panel included Anes Bates of Titan Selo, A Chage of Fort Morgan, WA Heel of String, and Al Gibson of Longmont. Witnesses denied most charges as tensions rose between growers and others.
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Coles Io
Oia Moise
Anes U Bates
Titan
Chage
Fort Morgan WA
al. Gibson
Longmont
Tames Lodawk Comba
Albert Dagan
Sesverdas
Eibiera
Cure for Ailment Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A letter from Sept 10 1911 describes a woman’s suffering from a skin trouble after a pimple. She tried Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, washed with hot water, and reported healing in about a week with thanks to the products.
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Congress Court
Washington, DC
Cannes
Tae Eplenet
Akin
Cuticars Ointment Promoted By Mrs Thomas 1911 Notice
A 1911 advertisement by Mrs Thomas promotes Cuticars and related cosmetic items for facial care. It mentions products named Cuticars Bosp and Cuticure Ointment and includes notes on sales terms. The text references treatments for a baby’s face and various branded preparations of the era.
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W.S Thomas
Lorimer Defies Tribune Over Senate Fight in Chicago
Senator Lorimer testified to the Senate Investigating committee about feuds with Chicago publishers led by H H Kohlsaat and Joseph Medill. He recalled resisting pressure to back Medill's Senate bid, recounting the Blaine convention split and bitter attacks on those wavering in support.
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Lorimer
Senate
Chicago
Publshers
H. H Kaklgaat
James J . Blaine
Blaine
Kohlsaat
Blane Miyself
Minnots
Joseph Medill
the Tribune
Medill
United States Senate
Li Sant
Torlmer
Col
M Davie
Col Davis
Medi
Tribune
Gompers Urges Sherman Act Exemption for Labor
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that labor must be exempt from the Sherman Act. He cited a Roosevelt interview and urged amendments to state that labor organizations are unlawful only by explicit provisions. He warned against assurances that labor would be unaffected and pressed for clear immunity and status knowledge.
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L. Head
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wadna
Gompers
Washington Train Wrecked Near Lime Lake
A broken rail in cold weather derailed three cars of the Washington Buffalo express on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Lime Lake. Twelve passengers were bruised or cut but none seriously hurt. Injured include Joseph Wells of Washington DC and crew members Frank Newell Frank Robinson and J H Moseman. The cars left the tracks and rolled into a ditch but were not badly wrecked.
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Buffalo
Washington-Buffalo Xpress
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lime Lake
Here
Joseph Wells
K Street
Washington DC
Frank Newell Frank Robinson
J H Moseman
District Appropriations Battle Over Public Works Costs
A detailed District budget proposal seeks 2000 for engineers to study water supply and Great Falls power viability. It trims park projects and staff, reduces police and building expenses, and calculates total district revenue and net balance for 1912 with much of the cost offset by water revenues and federal advances.
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Congress
Washington
Great Falls
Central High School
House
Senate
Tapercurosis Hospital
Water Department
Takoma
Publibiary
New Truck Company
Tennallytown
Court of Appeals
Lawmdryman
Chy Tuberculosis Hospital
United States Treasury
Senator Borah Sees Direct Vote Resolution Alive in Senate
Senator Borah of Idaho said in the Senate that the resolution for direct popular election of U S senators is not dead. He indicated it could be carried forward in a form that would let the people vote on the subject of popular elections.
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Borah
United States
Idaho
Senate
Dir
Corking Good Story P The Ue os can sue vs a coraing Znod
Journalist Jana Hongti discusses a Monthly New York Cotton Exchange section. The feature highlights gambling, the cotton market, and a forthcoming tale by a versatile author. It notes the author’s engagement with world market dynamics and a dramatic speech in the Senate context.
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Jeff Tavis
Arkansas
Jana Hongti
New York Cotton Exchange
Senate
Charlea Sarka
Lodge amendment sparks Senate clash over arbitration treaties
Democratic critics oppose Senator Lodge five amendment to the ratification resolution claiming it erodes Senate prerogatives by modifying how commissions and special agreements are approved. Senator Rayner and Williams back the approach, while Secretary Knox seeks his view as debates continue next week.
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Senatora Rayner
Williams
Knox Kaplans
Lodge
Great Britain
France
Foreign Relations Committee
Mr Lodge
Senate
Rayner
Layner
Joint High Commission of Inquiry
Artete HT
Hoov
Representative Worrs Pushes Civil Service for Postal Posts
Representative Worrs of Neheasha told a House civil service reform committee that his bill would place all Assistant Postmasters General and first to third class postmasters under civil service. He renewed the charge that the postal system is a large political machine and claimed the reform would save about 3800 000 dollars annually in administration by making postal service a life study and profession.
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Worrs
Neheasha
House Committee On Civil Service
Civil Service
Flat wheel ties up road traffic at rail line
A flat wheel on a passenger coach derailed service on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad between Lere and Milbank. Trains are halted as railway workers race to repair the damage and restore movement amid delays.
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Apedal
Washington
Aberdeen, & Dak Jan UU
Chicago
Miwagker and
Bt Paul
Lere
Milbanke
Household science to ease daily chores and modernize home life
An essay argues that electric appliances and scientific kitchen methods will transform housework from drudgery to a delightful occupation. It notes electric dishwashers vacuum cleaners and improved cleaning chemistry can save time and money, while warning about rust stains from alkaline soaps and chicory in coffee as practical tips for improving domestic efficiency.
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Anna
Tudor
School of Domestic Science
New York College
Aing
Cough Remedy Ad Claims Strength and Vitality
An advertisement touts Oromulsion as a cure for coughs and general disturbance. It promises blood and flesh vitality, germ resistance, and states Osomulsion strengthens the weak spots. Readers are offered free samples by mailing address to Ozomulsion in New York City.
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INFIY
Graban Dorke
Stade Ogee Daring
Osaké
Sar
Goluehla
Jauzarr
Lynenbure
Val Kane
Revolt Near in Ecuador Steamer From Panama Carrys Bonilla
Steamship Chite sailed from Panama to Guayaquil Tuesday with Gen Bonilla a leading Ecuador revolutionary and ammunition aboard. The ship paused at Manta on the coast before continuing, carrying gadgpene and other supplies for rebels.
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Panama
Bonilla
Chite
Guayaquil
Addiion
Bonia
Ecuador
Stats Department
Chile
Manta
Feusdorian
Esmeraldes
GM Revalugopars Toons
Alfare
Nat Goodwin Alimony Settlement Details Noted
Nat Goodwin paid 1500 to New York attorney Mina Godrich as part of a 3000 settlement with his ex wife Elina Goodrich. He still owes 3000 with final payments due April 16, plus 800 for the trustee and 2000 mortgage on an apartment house.
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San Francisco
Jan
Nat Goodwin
Mae
Elina
Goodrich
Goodwin
Mina Godrich
New York
J. BH Dadies
Los Angeles
Nathaniel Carl Goodwin
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Ieee
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Ethard
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Bhanofsburg Fenduil Bull
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Ciné
Nance
Vermont Avenue
Chilean Cosulate General
Santiago
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Prappal
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