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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

18

Playgrounds Fight Sparks in Congress for District Aid

A heated debate on the Parsons amendment pits lawmakers against larger playground funding for Washington. Rep Gaines pushes for 15000 more for playgrounds while allies warn against costly maintenance and staff. Advocates cite Boston and Chicago as models. opponents fear tax burden and misused funds. The amendment passes by narrow margin as other measures on police and welfare move forward.

Postal workers face large raises and rural service boost

The House Committee on post offices and post roads approved a fiscal plan totaling 234 million for clerks and carriers and 254 million for rural service. It raises salaries to 1200 per clerk stage, adds clerks and carriers, expands rural routes, and increases railway mail costs as part of the year’s budget.

House Committee On Post Offices House Tas Servce Itary Grocery Shoomaker CO Detweiler, Inc BIC Merchants and Mechanics Savings Baok Weller

Arizona man sues for mileage from Congress ruling

John Y. Wilson of Arizona sues the United States in the Court of Claims seeking 20 cent per mile mileage for the second session of the Fifty eighth Congress. His attorneys argue Congress neglected to appropriate funds for mileage for that session while senators representatives and delegates were paid for the first and third sessions. He attended all three sessions and claims entitlement to full compensation estimated about 1200 dollars.

United States Fifty Eighth Congress Court of Claims John Y. Wilson Arizona WiHeon Grosvenor Ohio Robert E Dean Aternes S 5S Ashbaugh Wilson

Tokyo Commission Reports on Exposition Preparations

The American commissioners to the Tokyo exposition report a diplomatic gain at a crucial moment in U S Japan relations. The commission is placed on waiting orders with nominal expenses until full salaries resume. Japan agrees to a suitable building for agriculture and food exhibits at the 1917 exposition and may provide for mining and transport displays.

Congress Japan Europe United States Seattle

Rosy and Plump Health from Right Food

A reader touts Grape Nuts and cream after a year of health decline. The man credits the food for restoring his wife’s strength and vitality, calling the results marvelous and genuine. The testimonial mentions Postum Co at Battle Creek Michigan and references to The Road to Wellville.

Postum Battle Creek

The Thief on Stage at National Theater January 14

Henry Bernstein drama The Thief returns to London Paris and New York with Frohman presenting the original English production in the National Theater, January 14. Stars include Bellew Shannon Kelcey Richards O Brien and a strong company. Bellew leads as a key figure in the ensemble.

National Kyrle Bellew Kelsey Shannon Charles Frohman National Theater Velan Henri Bernstein Londo Paris New York A. L. Lowsson Charley Frohman Republic Harle’ Bellew Uncle Sam Lew Tields Belasco Theater Ields Herald Square Theater Fields Vernon Castle Hubert Neville

Pension Bill Reported and Holmes Travelogue Highlights

The session reviews a pension bill with a push to consolidate eighteen pension agencies in Washington. Gen Kelfer reported on travelogues by Burton Holmes about Japan’s postwar changes and Yokohama life, including Matsushima and Nikko. Also noted is Dr Bowers of Rowan County dying in Greensboro after an appendectomy and a recent bridal trip to Florida.

Wueseu Pennsylvania Gardner Michigan Destrict Wilson Roermment Bowers Colle Kelfer Ohio Wivea Bf Gorfiner Mnti Hawai Ag Burton Holmes Japan Toda Holmes Yokohama Tokyo Metropolia Matsushima Nikko Fujiname Miyanoshita Mowery Kingdom Mr Holmes Gen Kelfer Hla Pho Washinton Salisbury Goldhill Rowan County Greensboro Miorida

United States Electors Certificate and Public Notices

A scanned historic notice bundle includes a vaccine style asthma cure pitch, a Department of State certificate confirming Kentucky and Tennessee electors for 1908, and dissolution notice for Spindler and Chambers. It records electors lists, governor seals, official dates, and mentions of various political tickets and public notices. The asthma claim is framed as a medical advert, while official certificates certify electoral results from Kentucky and Tennessee.

United States OF America Department of State Uhoefollowins Kentucky Elihu Root United States Department of Bute Washington Amelia Llu Root Momen Kannard Steinbeck Berton McMstiln Clartes Parker Oles Tennessee Willam Brian John W Kern Nashville Jaly Malcolm Ro Fatterson Guernor Joh W Morton Acc Spindler & Chambers Fred J Spadier Stary Blend

Plead for the Marines in Pullback Debate

Brig Gen Elliott and Marine officers testified before a House naval affairs subcommittee arguing that withdrawing Marines from ships harms enlistments and marines efficiency. They challenged Commander Sims on target practice comparisons, citing equal conditions and better or equal Marine accuracy. Admirals Dewey Sperry and Eyany may share views, with cablegrams supporting removal to boost ship efficiency. The Vermont and Connecticut captains also favored removing Marines from all ships.

Elliott Marine Corps House Committee On Naval Affair Sims Sanais Dewey Eyany Atlantic Pacific Sperry Naples Vermont Connecticut

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