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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1905

Page

5

Smoot Gases Near End as Reed Smoot Inquiry Concludes

The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee nears its end of the Smoot endowment ceremonies inquiry. Senator Smoot refused to discuss details of the endowment rites, while witnesses testified on church influence, polygamy, and church investments as the probe nears its close this week.

Utah Committee On Privileges and Elections Endowment House Senate Reed Smoot Earler Committee On Burrows Taylor Ohio Smoot Smith Sutherland Thomas George Sutherland Ent Smnot Ida Mress Thatcher Deseret News Church Organ Thatcher Maroni Gillespie Salt Lake Angus M. Cannon Abram Cannon Lilian Hamlin J. H. Walls, Sr Gillespie Wallis John M. Whittaker Hurrows Oleen N. Stowell Brigham City Kelly Electric Light Company Stowell High Council Light Company

Pyramid Pile Cure testimonial cements cure claims

A reader from New Brunswick New Jersey endorses Pyramid Pile Cure describing relief after three months and two dollar packages. The letter claims the remedy cures piles and urges readers to request a free information book from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.

Fred Deerr New Brunswick N. J Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich

Senate committee to hear bills with Taft address

Senators Kittredge Millard and Morgan will consider bills and hear Secretary Taft's recommendations. A meeting is set for 2 p m today and will be addressed by Taft. The full committee is invited to be credent.

Kittredge Millard Morgan Taft

Representative Pearre III Faints at House Session

Maryland representative Pearre suffered a fainting spell in the House after a morning of department visits and overexertion. He recovered in the cloakroom, was treated by Dr. Hammond, and later moved to his Grafton residence. He is expected to resume duties after a period of rest.

Pearre Maryland Pearce Washington Capitol Justice Gould Speaker Cannon Godfrey Hunter Kentucky Thomas W. Hammond Grafton J. G. Pearre Cumberland Hammond Franz von Vecsey White House Alexander Grosz Roosevelt Daniel Frohman Vecsey Loeb Raleigh

Nominations Move Through Senate For Embassy Secretary and Postmasters

The President sent nominations to the Senate including Charles Richardson as secretary of embassy in Rio de Janeiro Brazil and Erwin Zapley as second assistant engineer in the Revenue Cutter Service with rank of third lieutenant. Also promoted are numerous postmasters across states including Indiana New Jersey New York and California. The Senate confirmed Henry E. Cutting as receiver of public moneys at Pierre South Dakota and Albert Wheelon as registrar of the land office at Pierre.

Senate Charles Richardson Massachusetts Rio de Janeiro Brazil Revenue Cutter Service Leutenant Erwin 3. Zapley New Jersey Navy Indiana Henry W. Bennett Indianapolis Obadiah B. Davia Red Bank New York John N. van Antwerp Fultonville Pennsylvania Elizabeth H. Ketcham Narberth Henry Ferndt Lykens Alabama George F. Schad Brewton California Frank H. Owen Winters Jesse H. Dungan Woodland Colorado Thomas H. Davy Fort Collins Wiiness Ella MT. Perdue Marshall Pan. Willams Antioch Michigan Hugh W. Parker Bancroft Guy ©. Mars Berrien Springs Justin A. Harsh Tekongha Kentucky J. L. Grissom Burnside Minnesota Mark M. Woolley Howard Lake Adolphus L. Elvitt Paynesville Truman Horton Stewartville Misalesippi Houston M. Tubb Amory Jennie D. Ligon Gloster Allison Pitts Hattiesburg Mary G. Stone Iuka Ohio Wiliam Custis Jamestown Joseph F. Myers Minster Adolphus D. Hanby Morrow D. C Pemberton New Vienna David BH. Owen Burton Seymour S. Tibbais Franklin West Virginia William W. Hamilton Bramwell Henry E. Cutting Pierre S. D Albert Wheelon Land Office

Governor's Widow Nominated for Inka Postmistress

Mrs Mary G Stone widow of J M Stone Mississippi governor for twelve years is nominated as post mistress at Inka Mississippi The White House announced the nomination noting the governor faced mobs upheld law and earned a noted record as a soldier and Gold Democrat The statement praises Mrs Stone as a worthy woman who will fill the position duly.

Mary G. Stone Inka Miss White House Marty G. Stone Mise Senate J. M. Stone Mississippi United States United States Senate Isaac Stone

Postmaster at Indianapolis Nominated Henry W Bennett

The President appointed Henry W Bennett postmaster of Indianapolis Indiana succeeding Gen George S McGinnis after eight years in office Bennett a respected businessman and former treasurer of the Republican State central committee was recommended by Senator Beveridge and the Indiana senators arranged the choice

Beveridge H. W. Bennett Henry W. Bennett Indianapolis Ind George S. McGinnis Bennett Indiana Republican State Central Committee

Eight new bills on steamboat inspection reform proposed

Representative Grosvenor introduced eight bills from Secretary Metcalf to overhaul steamboat inspection law per the Slocum commission. Provisions include an executive committee to amend rules, permanent inspector salaries, detail authority, conflict prohibitions, and new safety measures such as carbonic gas extinguishers and updated collision rules for motor boats.

Grosvenor House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Metcalf General Slocum Investigating Commission Board of Supervising Steamboat Inspection Service Secretary of Commerce and Labor Collector of Customs Red River Mississippi

Bill Proposals Expand Vessel Safety and Inspection Powers

A set of eight maritime bills would exempt vessels from annual inspection if out of service, empower inspectors to revoke certificates for law violations, and set punishments for willful sale or manufacture of defective life preservers. It broadens liability to owners and officers, transfers minor statutory details to regulations, classifies machinery propelled boats as steam vessels, and creates a marine construction commission to study safety-linked vessel construction.

Hves Secretary of Commerce and Labor

Editor Baker Wins Postmaster Job Exchange

Merit and persistence win a trade in Columbia City Indiana where Editor J W Baker of the Columbia City Commercial will become postmaster in a year. He will surrender his publishing plant to rival T W Williamson of the Mail who has held the post since Cleveland era. An umpire Newton W Gilbert brokered a settlement with both sides reportedly satisfied. Williamson plans retirement while Baker dons postmaster robes and takes over the mail duties while the Colubian City Mail editor gains control of Baker's plant and cancels stamps

J. W. Baker Columbia City Ind Washington Baker Cleveland T. W. W. Williamson the Mail Addy Horatio Williamson Newton W. Gilbert Indiana Robinson Willamson Hiditor Baker Columbia White House Uncle Sam Columbia City Mail Columbian City Mail

Bequest Supports Women’s Industrial Exhibit Contingent on Aid

A $25,000 bequest to the Women's Permanent Industrial Exposition seeks Congress funding of $190,000 for a permanent national and international exhibit in the capital. The exhibit aims to showcase women's handiwork and ingenuity. A bill may be introduced to secure the appropriation as support from Washingtonians grows. A separate measure by Rep Goulden allows steamers to carry gasoline vehicles if fire is extinguished before boarding.

Hennator Overman Tayfer Burrows Thach President Smith Washington Utah Congress Goulden New York

Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Nerve Rebuilding Cure

A promotional pitch urges readers worn out and run down to request a free order for Dr Shoop Restorative. It claims the remedy targets automatic nerves that govern heart, digestion, and kidneys, not the organs themselves, promising renewed energy and relief from sleeplessness and fatigue. The offer invites readers to obtain booklets and a dollar bottle via mail while promising bills will be sent to the inventor.

Myer Ron

The Usurper at National Theater Aims for Bright Hum

I N Morris comedy drama The Usurper stars N C Goodwin as John Maddox an American hustler who wins Beatrice Clive while Beatrice is engaged to Sir George Trennery. Scotland Yard hunts convict Rob Quentin as Maddox locks doors to expose the truth and save Beatrice. Ruth Mackay Norman arp Ference Parker Rosina Meachum and W H Post support in a well staged evening that pleases the audience.

I. N. Morris Mr. N. C. Goodwin National Theater John Maddox South Dakota Beatrice Clive California England Dulvertons Lady Dulverton Beatrice Dulverton House Lord Dulverton Maddox Dulverton Herold States George Trennery Scotland Yard Rob Quentin Margaret Duliverton Sir George Trennery Sir George Chateau Quentin Goodwin Ruth Mackay Beatrice Oclifoe Polly Maddox Norman Arp Ference Parker Rosina Meachum Rosina Briggs Felix Edwardes Felix Edwardes Played the Convict Effectively. In the Cast Is Mr. W. H. Post Washington Sergi Dale

Eleanor Robson Stars in Merely Mary Ann at Columbia

Eleanor Robson returns to the title role in Merely Mary Ann at the Columbia Theater, drawing warm audience approval. The play, praised as Zangwill’s finest comedy with sentiment and pathos, portrays vivid character types and a poetic love story.

Eleanor Robson Mary Ann The Columbia Miss Robson Mr. Gangwill Washington Columbia Theater London Miss Hobson Mr. Arden Frank Mills Ernest Mainwaring Peter W. A. Hacket Samuel Smudge Ada Dwyer G God Thomas Whiffen Violet Houk Representative Houk Tennessee

The Chorus Lady at Chase's charms patrons

Rose Stahl Company presented The Chorus Lady at Chase's yesterday with Mina Fiteahl as Patricia O'Brien the chorus girl. Helen Remsen and Edward Fitzgerald supported in strong performances. The Ventriloquist and the Dancing Doll act, Champagne Dancers, and Italian vocalists enriched the bill. Across the Pacific returns to the Academy with Harry Blaney as Willie Live and a mix of mining camp to Philippines action. The Knickerbocker Burlesquers at Lyceum with Riley's Speech offered fast paced burlesque and Irish character comedy by Samuel Green and team.

Rose Stahl Chase's Arize Helen Remsen Freddy Westervelt Edward Fitzgerald Tommy Noonan Charles TB. Colby Allie C. Way Lucy Low Carmen Venice Ward Curran Pacific Academy of Music Montana Philippines San Francisco Joe Lanier Elsie Escott Bud Stanton Uncle Gam Willie Live San Francisco Call Harry Blaney Marty W. Fenwick Augusta Gill Will Woolfolk Bam Drysdale Kittle Wolf Eddie Horan Chinatown Robie Knickerbocker Samuel Green Tim Riley

Concert notes mix of burlesque acts and classical program

The piece reports varied stage scenes including songs by the Church City Quartet and a medley by eight performers, plus a humorous lunatic capture depiction. It covers Selva the Italian wrestler defeating Carbien, and details substitutions in the Unaschuld Piano Quartet concert with the Philadelphia Quartet performing chiefly under last minute changes. It notes Franz von Vecsey's White House visit with Roosevelt.

Church City Vitagraph Selva Mr. Carbien Philadelphia Quartet Unasehuld Mirski Belinski Robert Volkmann Miss von Unachald Heller Ana Tenters Belinski Washington Paepke Kiclmann Kampovsky Anton Dvorak Plens

Debates on Jamestown Exposition Hearing before House subcommittee

A House Industrial Arts and Expositions subcommittee heard for and against a Jamestown celebration bill. Delegates from Norfolk and nearby cities spoke in support but no conclusion was reached. Other actions included a Morton restraint of trade bid and a Senate-passed list of retired officers detailed for special service.

Missouri Senate Jamestown Exposition House Committee On Industrial Arts and Expositions Jamestown Settlement John Goode Gen. Fitshugh Lee B. Johnson J. Taylor Eligeon W. B. Cotterill C. S. Sherwood T. 8 Patterson Secretary of War

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