Exemption for Army Navy Surgeons to Practice in District
A House bill amends the District of Columbia act regulating medical practice to allow Army Navy and public hospital service physicians with rank major or equivalent to practice medicine in the capital. The measure seeks to extend to physicians from other states for emergency treatment and expands provisions for professional actions within the District.
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Columba
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Marine Hospital
Reforming Education The Nation’s Immediate Stage
A fragmented report discusses education reform plans to shape the first stage of national reform. It mentions Bungay as a future meeting site next summer and references U S federal officials and a state secretary proposing measures.
Seawell Named Judge Amid Wide Roster of Appointees
Fragmentary OCR records show Seawell named judge while multiple figures including Bansevelt Westerds and Herbert tee fa day dys are linked to senatorial actions and appointments. Mentions of Minnesota FoWorsauw, Havana Pred, and Swatow China provide scattered geographic and institutional anchors.
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China
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Wiley to testify on carbon monoxide hearings set
Dr Wiley and other experts from the Department of Agriculture will testify before a House committee on carbon monoxide concerns. A hearing is scheduled at the Iowa storm committee meeting with possible further hearings depending on progress.
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Ty Ek Mo Wiley
Bureau of Iistry
Department of Agriculur
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Iowa
Urges Progress In Science Policy Reform
A special committee of the National Academy of Sciences sent its report to Congress calling for a unified plan to guide U S government scientific work. It notes no cross-department correlation and urges forming a board of bureau heads, two Congress members, and renowned scientists to frame the plan.
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United States
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Arthur A. Noyes
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Secret Service Inquiry Bypassed in Senate Appropriations Panel
The special Senate committee on appropriations chaired by Gallinger Hemenway and Clay decided not to pursue charges against Senator Tillman regarding Oregon lands. They will conduct an executive examination of secret service operations and may call witnesses if needed.
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Hale
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
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Clay
Tillman
Oregon Lands
President seeks Congress to proclaim Lincoln centennial holiday
The President urged Congress to authorize a proclamation making February 12, 1909 a special holiday for Abraham Lincoln’s birth centennial. The request cites guidance from the Grand Army of the Republic and a New York encampment’s plan to invite federal and state leaders to participate in nationwide commemorations.
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White House
President to stand on box for cornerstone at Lincoln Farm
Secretary to the Lincoln Farm Association says President Roosevelt will place the cornerstone at the Memorial Farm near Hodgent side KS on February 12. The association seeks to limit attendance because the farm has limited room.
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Life Preservers Made Mandatory for Motor Vessels
Senate Commerce Committee approves a bill by Senator Frye Maine requiring life-preservers on all motor vessels with a $10 fine for each violation. If enacted it takes effect June 1 and applies to foreign vessels by year end. Secretary Straus notes the risk from volatile fuels and electricity, with about 40 000 small vessels in use and many past incidents where life-preservers could have saved lives.
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Buck Cotton Sentenced to Penitentiary for Murder
Hamilton Oho January 18 Judge Murphy sentenced Buck Cotton a Kentucky feudist to life in the penitentiary for the murder of Parish Arnettio, the father of Arnett Arnett, in the courtroom. Cotton was accused of wrecking his home and killed him.
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The Thief and The Girl Behind the Counter At National Belasco
Washington audiences praised Xyrle Bellew Effie Shannon in The Thief at the National with strong second act drama and masterful performance. Lew Fields drew laughter at the Belasco in The Girl Behind the Counter, a lively musical comedy with a large cast and colorful numbers.
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White House Callers List of Officials and Representatives
A dated roster lists officials and lawmakers visiting or attached to the White House on Monday January 18. Names include Secretary of the Navy Newberry, Assistant Secretary Phillips, Wade Ellis, Isador Schwag, Captain Anderson, Pearl Wright, Judge Brown, Governor Cobs, Charles P Taft, Governor Willson, dot Crook, Senator Clarke, Senator Carter, Senator Dolliver, Senator Smith, Senator Warner, Senator Crane, Senator Foster, Senator Moenery, Representative Hull, Gardner, McLachlan, Campbell, Wheeler, Bennett, Foss, Hamilton, Marshall, Driscoll, Gronna, Pollard, Suast, Hill.
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Hull
Iowa
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New York
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Hamilton
Michigan
Marshall
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Driscoll
Gronna
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Pollard
Nebraska
Suast
Maine
Hill
Connecticut
Roosevelt Furniture Tales and Panama Protest News
Secretary Loeb rejects rumors that President Roosevelt will remove cabinet chairs or other furniture when Taft moves into the White House. He confirms Roosevelt will take his desk chair, replace it with a personal-funded new one, and says no action on Panama’s commissary protest. Taft’s March 4 ascent is noted amid talk of New Mexico and Arizona statehood and a general tariff commission visit in Indianapolis.
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House Committee On Territories
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Taaff
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Indianapolis
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Vogel
Switzerland
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Prominent figures in Washington theater and events
Special notices note John George Hempel’s non affiliation with Encai and a 1902 stockholders meeting at the Shoreham Hotel. The New Academy hosts a weighty vaudeville bill with John T. Sullivan, Brigadiers, and Lyceum acts, while Lincoln celebration plans in Kentucky involve Governor Willan and President Roosevelt.
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Empress’s Favorite Sues for Divorce in Massachusetts
Emma Linden Balbriga of Taunton filed for divorce from James F Burke of Pittsfield alleging gross intoxication. Once famous as a singer and stage beauty, she was briefly courted by Emperor Pedro II of Brazil, who endowed her with jewels before exile and later returned to Taunton. The report notes her life in theatricals and a noted romance with the Brazilian emperor. An adjacent item reports St Petersburg approving an all Russian airship fleet plan by the All Russia Aero Club for wartime use.
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