Maryland Senator Debates Peace Pacts Amid Arbitral Rift
Senator Rayner of Maryland advocates adopting a root resolution to reverse treaty provisions with Great Britain and France while opposing Lodge amendments. The debate centers on whether to rewrite treaties and the implications for the Monroe Doctrine and State Department shifts.
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Maryland
State Department
Eraderatun
Great Britain
France
Senate
Rayner
Ryland
Sen- Measuher
Lorimer Defends Self In Cross-Examination Skirmish
The fragment outlines Senator Lorimer’s stubborn stance amid cross-examination epigrams and a defiant recounting of the Senate battle. It notes party strain, Republican losses and Lorimer’s resolve as he faced questions and stirred controversy.
Debate Over Water Power Expansion and Treaty Limits
The article discusses calls for more water power amid fears over river diversion and treaty constraints. It notes claims of harmful effects on industries and international tensions, including proposals to lift existing flow limits and adjust commissions and power sharing arrangements.
Senate to Study Election Fund Data and Campaign Inquiries
The Senate considers a Culberson resolution seeking comprehensive data on 1904 and 1908 campaigns. A probe into campaign contributions and potential influence on congressional elections is debated, with committee action postponed and referred to the expenses committee for review.
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Senate
Culberson
Forc
Aren
Senar
Avery
Revolt Continues Amid Feat of Industry Speakers Guests
Feara U 8 Revolt continues from first FAO with a long list of attendees. Names include Gustav Bischott of St Louis Independent Packing Company and T W Tallaferro of Hammond Standiah Co Detroit. Speakers feature O A Bohrman N C Newcomb J M Yules and many more. Guests include W C Acton J S Agar W Arbogast A W Armour and dozens of others from firms and agencies across Chicago Buffalo Detroit and beyond.
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Adelphis
Gustav Bischott
St. Louis Independent Packing Company
St Louis
Western End Cing Provision Company
BT. Fillér
G. H. Hammond Company
Chicago
Arthur T. Danahy
Danahy Packing Company
Buffalo
T. W. Tallaferro
Hammond-Standiah & Co
Detroit, Mich
W. C. Acton
James
WF. Brunner
P. Brunt
J. J. Buckley
Louie Lurk
Fit Burrows
W. C. Holler
B.'t
Caswell FL
Chittenden
Chelarman
Hop
M. W. Davie
He UW. Tay
W. B. Decker
George Ditewig
Co. Korman
G. E. Dyson
AL. Aberhart
F. Eckart
F. P. Eckert
Baward
F. W. Englin
W. le Etharde
W. & Farris, Jr. Sith
August Fink
W. J Yorke
WW. C. Pied
AW. Fichman
Hoo Fulkernon
T. Faber
H.C. Gates
G. Cebeiem
J. A. Gobelein
E. Gibbs
Gordon
G. W. Goermer
Graham
Orepowali
Greenwald
L. J. Grit
Judah Lahraaa
A. F. Leopard
A. D. Taw
MD. Berg
J. Liveey
HL Loowanburg
R. Lorwood
D. Vanbkert
Tuab
Taleg
Miter
James R. Mann
A. H. March
A. Marino
J. J. Marti
ML Alaithes
W. Z. Sayer
D. A. Scharbel
Jona
Schofield
Waldeck
Waterbury
Engines Explode As Train Collides Near Louisville
Four trainmen die and two may be fatally hurt after a head on crash between a Louisville and Nashville passenger train and a Chesapeake and Ohio empty cars train at Long Run, eighteen miles east of Louisville. The inbound L&N train bursts into flames, passengers injured, scene chaotic with wreckage raining onto coach roofs.
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Louisville
Long Run
Here
Louisville and Nashvile
Wonisville
Nashville
Plan to fix movable holidays on definite dates discussed
The National Board of Trade debated a calendar reform to abolish leap years and place Easter and other movable feasts on fixed dates. The plan splits the year into four quarters of 50, 50, and 31 days with start days Monday and quarter ends Sunday, inserting a nonweek holiday between June and July. Leaders urged business men to engage in politics and policy making.
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United States
National Board of Trade
New Willard
Ason
Panama Canal
Tariff Board
Auto Strikes Boy on Coasting Run
A 16 year old, George White of 2215 Prospect NW, was injured when an auto owned by Lewis Bimon and driven by Clyde Evans struck him on Thirty third street NW at 7:30 PM. He was taken to Georgetown Hospital.
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Thirty-third Street
George White
Prospect Avenue
Lewis Bimon
Thirty Fifth Street
Clyde Evans
Thirty-fifth Street
Ile
Georgetown Hospital
Carl Wintermert
N Street
Vernon Noakes
Fifteenth Street
Sixteenth Streets
George Davis
Elehih Street
Gog
Hirth
Robert Valea
Rosslyn
Georgetown Gastight Company
Thirtieth and
Canal Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington Asylum Hospital
Burned to Death in Wreck Near Kelso Missouri
St Louis January 16 Guy L Stewart a principal cultural and industrial agent of the Cotton Belt Railroad with headquarters in St Louis was burned to death in his private car in a wreck at Kelso Missouri. Stewart formerly served as State orchard inspector of Maryland and had sought divorce from his wife Leoluh S Stewart in St Louis circuit court on November 3 1811. The petition listed Washington DC as the address for service but the service owner was never secured.
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St. Louis
Guy L. Stewart
Cotton Belt
Kelso
Stewart
Maryland
Leoluh S. Stewart
St. Louis Heart Court
Nes
Cinsey
Washington, D. C
Women Urged to Help End Hazardous Phosphorus in Matches
A call to action urges women to shape public opinion and press Congress to ban phosphorus use in match production due to deadly disease risks to workers, especially women and children. The piece notes firms and foreign governments' actions and praises humanitarian efforts while urging stricter U.S. laws and public mobilization.
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Thin Frm
United States Bureau of Labor
Europe
Governumenta
Workepe
Uberts
Soln
Land of
Uberty
Congress
Violence and political turmoil grip the republic
The passage alleges conservative factions plan to shield the government by attacking Gen. Monteagudo. It cites Gen. Nines and claims Alfredo Zayen and Pino Guerra orchestrated a misdirection to discredit the veterans’ organization. President Gomez is expected to enforce bans on veteran meetings and army officers were absent from a crucial gathering.
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Nines
House of Representatives
Monteagudo
Alfredo Zayen
Th Republic
Pino Guerra
Gomez
Cmcera
Reserves Liquor Decision Hears Virginia Arlington Case
Alexandria court heard Commonwealth of Virginia against Arlington Brewing Company for alleged violation of liquor law in shipping beer across county lines by common carrier. State argues points with prosecutors and judges reserved decision. case stems from appeal of Police Justice ruling.
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Alexandria
Arlington Brewing Company
Washington Post Bureau
King Greet
Alexendria
Commonwealth of Virginia
Rosslyn
LC. Barley
Alexandria Corporation Court
Caton
Commonwealth
Mayor Gaynor Denies Clover Club Dinner Invite
Philadelphia dispatch reports New York Mayor William J. Gaynor declining Clover Club dinner with a personal note. He cites prior engagement and contrasts with Jackson Club in Washington where he says he was turned down. Colonel Roosevelt also declined to attend.
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Jackson
Philadelphia
Dan
William J. Gaynor
New York
Clover Club
Fla
Gaynor
Jackson Club
Washington
James S. Mettartney
McCartney
Mover Club
Fis
W. 3
Col
Roosevelt
Dini
Girl Found Unconscious From Carbon Monoxide indoors
Courtney Jones a 16 year old servant of NTW Street Northwest was found unconscious in a kitchenette at her employer Andrew Geddes home. The girl, a negro, was found face down at 1 p.m. by Mrs Gedden. She was revived with artificial respiration and taken to hospital in stable condition. The incident is blamed on a water heater producing carbon monoxide.
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Courtney Jones
Ntw
Narthiwest
Andrew Geddes
Kenyon
Gas bill seeks limit on carbon monoxide in D C gas
Representative Madden introduced a district bill prohibiting gas containing more than ten percent carbon monoxide for heating and lighting. A 75 cent per 2000 feet maximum charge is included. Inspectors would test gas samples and levy penalties up to 3500 dollars and six months imprisonment, charged to the responsible party.
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Manacn
Muanets
District of Columbia
Madden
House
Manny Monday
Congress
Tom Ume
Night Fire Threatens Homes on Fourteenth Street
A two story frame rear building on Fourteenth Street Northwest owned by Joseph Hamilton caught fire early. Multiple rooms and dwellings were endangered while residents escaped in night clothes. Losses are estimated at several hundred dollars. Firefighters arrived as smoke and sparks spread from the blaze involving Ocean Steamers crew and passengers.
Public Printing Reform Urged by Senate Panel
A sweeping reform bill and report to Congress recommend drastic changes to the public printing laws. The joint committee argues for power substitution for hand presses, central document distribution, and a fixed organization at the Government Printing Office. Estimated annual savings reach 1,260,000 with major shifts in staffing and duties, plus pensions for naval widows.
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Smooth Woule
Senate
House
Congress
Joint
Public Printing Office
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Sanna
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Vaunset
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Anacid
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Businees
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Dreew
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Mulsion
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FAO
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A. Bohrman
N. C. Newcondh
M. Yrles
Chl Ogden
W. H
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de. Morris Woten
Theodore Wilter
W. Pawley
M. Bracken
Change P. McCabs
George L. McCerthy
Heath Trimble
Jarry Bonth
Biostar
Smith
James R. Mean
Loa Fetkeroon
James A. Reid
Charles Curtis
M. H. Davis
JR. Wadson
George Duowlg
T. Russell
J. ®. Moblet
Joseph Alterdice
Gustav Bichotf
Fuller
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Frederick ‘Laytog
Beirwaarer
John Hi. Fchower
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Tren D. la Vanne
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John Sharp Willams
Pronty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles E. Townsend
Willam
Harvey
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Nagel
Burton
Huntington ‘Wilson
G. A. Cleveland
Economy Commission
John Barrett
Guy V. Stewart
Heart Xnd
Falks
Liberty and Matches
Castoria
Glass Company
Virginia Glass Company
Journeymen Glass Blowers
Maron M. Lolis
Edward Werling
Nightingale
G. Chessman
Frank Walker
W. Gwynn Gardner
Guy §. Whiteford
Beef Company
Alexandria Corporation
Janney Yates
M. Schuler Beef Company
Raymond Mumford
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Greshoro Point
Burma
Merts
Laurentie
Liverpool
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George Washington
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Shefford
Chautauqua Daire CO
Syracuse
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AMUSE
Liiraey
Elsie Janis Ty
George Ada
Slim Princess
Meeti Joseph Cawthorn
Great Company
Mts
Charles Froaman
Donald
Brian Tm
al Morice
Comeain
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Wreak, Soules
Want West
Gamblers & Es
New York City
WM. A. Brady
Edward Sheldon
Ol¢ “Magus
Voright
Bumpstead Legh
Ailz
Thompson & Co
PAUL _DICKEY & CO
Argentina
Osmoos
Men’s Wear and Boys
Rge
Office of the Post
Academ Sabha Sat
Dramias
She
Sie
Seavher
Hanlen
Gayety Olden Crook
Smlly Arlington
Joh Turner Ya
AL Maupans
Wurlrau
Old Masonic Temple
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