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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

Page

18

Exemption Plan Aims Doctors to Practice in Capital

Congressional report endorses amending the act regulating medical and surgical practice in the District of Columbia to permit Army Navy and public hospital service physicians who hold ranks to practice in the capital. Provisions cover competitive requirements waivers for those called for emergency treatment and extend to physicians from other states. The bill also includes sections on protecting families and industrial peace linked to educational and statutory changes.

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Education Reform Plans Proposed by Officials

A plan to reform education at the introductory public stage is outlined. The proposal suggests a nationwide program with initial measures and a national conference to review progress. Key figures include the interior secretary and the secretary of state, with broad support from the president.

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SEAWELL NAMED JUDGE IN MIXED REPORT FROM SEATON

Fragmentary note lists names and places including Seawell named judge, references to Bansevelt Westerds sent to Benito, Walker Po Merrick, Minnesota, Havana, Swatow, China, and Sweden. Text appears as garbled OCR with multiple proper nouns and no clear narrative or dates.

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Wiley to testify on carbon monoxide hearing in Iowa

Dr Wiley and other chemists are set to testify before the House committee on carbon monoxide issues. The panel will decide whether to grant further hearings at its regular Thursday meeting, with further word on potential public input.

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National Academy Scientists Urge Government Research Plan

A special committee report forwarded to Congress calls for a unified plan to guide U S scientific work. The panel recommends forming a board of heads from government bureaus, plus two congressional members and renowned scientists, to frame the plan. Signers include R Wood chairing and W W Campbell Ed J Nichola Arthur A Noyes and Charles A Vat Hise.

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Senate committee declines to take Tillman charges in secret service probe

The special committee on appropriations chaired by Gallinger Hemenway and Clay decided not to consider charges against Senator Tillman sent by President Roosevelt regarding secret service operations. They concluded the inquiry would be evaluative, sessions would be executive, and witness calls remain undecided pending report preparation.

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President urges Congress to proclaim Lincoln centenary holiday

The president asked Congress for authority to proclaim February 12, Lincoln’s birth centenary, as a special holiday. He transmitted a message noting a Grand Army of the Republic committee report urging a national observance with participation by presidents governors and other officials. The proposal calls for a proclamation designating the date as a special holiday.

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Roosevelt to stand on box for Lincoln Farm cornerstone

President Roosevelt plans to stand on a box at a stone on February 12 to lay the cornerstone of the Memorial Pall at the Lincoln Farm near Hodgent side KS. Miner, secretary to the Lincoln Farm Association, says the group desires a limited attendance due to limited room at the farm.

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Life Preserver Bill Passed by Commerce Panel in Senate

A Senate commerce panel backs a bill by Senator Frye to require all motor vessels to carry life-preservers with penalties of ten dollars per violation. The measure to take effect June 1 for domestic vessels and December 31 for foreign ships cites growing use of dangerous fluids and increasing small motorboats. Secretary Straus notes life-preservers are essential for safety and would improve signaling equipment on vessels.

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Buck Cotton Sentenced to Life for Kentucky Courtroom Killing

Hamilton Oho January 18 Judge Murphy sentences Buck Cotton a Kentucky feudist to life in prison for the murder of Parish Arnettio in the courtroom. Cotton was accused of wrecking his home and fatally shooting Arnettio father of Arnett.

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The Thief onstage at the National Theater in Washington

Yrs Bellew and Effie Shannon star in Henri Bernstein’s The Thief at the New National with dramatic tension rising to a powerful Act II. Bellew delivers a restrained husband’s torment while Shannon portrays Marie-Louise with force, as Bernstein’s adaptation showcases vivid stagecraft and emotional intensity.

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White House Callers List of Officials and Senators

A dated roster shows Secretary of the Navy Newberry and Assistant Secretary Phillips among Monday visitors to the White House. It lists numerous state officials, judges, governors and a long line of U S Senators and Representatives from across the country, including Taft Cincinnati and Willson Kentucky, with many congressional names and state affiliations.

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Roosevelt Furniture Rumors Dismissed by Secretay Loeb

Secretary Loeb denied reports that President Roosevelt planned to remove other furniture from the executive mansion or take cabinet room chairs and a lounge to the White House on March 4. He said Roosevelt will keep only the desk chair at the executive office, replace it with his own cost, and follow the practice of his predecessors. The White House also stated no action would be taken on Panama’s protest over canal commissaries, and Roosevelt expressed sympathy for New Mexico and Arizona statehood bills though he would not influence legislation during Taft’s administration.

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J O Hempel Denial Ties to Annuity and Local Club

SPECIAL NOTICES describe that John George Hempel, convicted in Police Court for stealing, denies membership in Encai Thie a is not a stockholder in the Aw aenington Jockey Club. The Shoreham Hotel hosts a February 9 1902 meeting for stockholders. The piece also previews vaudeville at Lyceum and scenes from New Academy productions with mixed critical notes on robust performances and setting.

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Emperors Favorite Sues For Divorce In Massachusetts

Emma Linden Balbrigga Burke of Taunton, a famed singer and stage figure once favored by Emperor Pedro II of Brazil, seeks divorce from James F Burke of Pittsfield claiming gross intoxication. Her past includes royal patronage and later return to Taunton amid fading health. An all Russia Aero Club petition to fund an airship fleet is approved by the emperor, to be financed by a national subscription.

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