Carlin Aims Pupil Vote Threatens Columbia Hospital
In a legislative clash, Representative Carlin and allies push funding changes that threaten Columbia Hospital’s future. The House voted to cut or reallocate $80,000 intended for indigent patient care, citing the building’s age and fire risk. The debate centered on whether to abandon or replace the Columbia Hospital with a new facility, while amendments sought to direct funds to the Board of Charities and maintain existing local hospital provisions.
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Six O'Clock Club Hosts Dinner Guests Sat Night
The Six O'Clock Club will host a dinner Saturday night with notable guests including Gailinger Robert L ater James E Martine and Chirtes PD Wiltes serving as secretary to the President. The event is set to honor the distinguished attendees at the club dinner.
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Dinger Sugatoes
Gailinger
Robert Later
James E Martine
Chirtes PD Wiltes
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Treasury chief denies access to department records
Secretary MacVeagh rejected Johnsons demand for district committees to audit Treasury records. He offered ready information in any form and promised assistance if committee members wish to view accounts personally, but refused blanket permission for committee accountants citing risk and workload.
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Gallinger to fight over Columbia Hospital funding
Senator Gallinger defended keeping Columbia Hospital aid while House critics urged abolishing the Board of Charities. He argued the district’s only government hospital deserves support and warned private hospitals receive more liberal funding than Columbia. He suggested restoring appropriations and funding for plans to build a new women’s hospital.
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All Must Pay Canal Tolls For Vessels United States
A Kentucky senator proposes tolls on vessels using the Panama Canal, doubling charges if a ship is owned or controlled by a rail company. The plan targets rail rate control and seeks to neutralize canal advantages, with limits on passenger tolls and no national favoritism.
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Culberson Charges Corruption in Campaign Finances
Senator Culberson of Texas blasted the Republican National Committee, alleging heavy fundraising and possible improper influence in 1900s campaigns. He linked ambassadorial rewards to contributions and criticized Mc Cortelyou’s use of corporate secrets to fund the drive. He cited an estimated 390,000 raised and spent by the committee that year.
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Smoot Seeks Public Printing Reform With Savings Plan
Senator Smoot urged the Senate to take up a bill to codify and amend public printing laws. The joint committee says the measure would net an annual government saving of 1.51 million dollars. The plan proposes abolishing several positions not under retrenchment and assigns patronage allowances. Democrats mostly opposed moving forward while Republicans were split. The tally was 34 to 20 against consideration.
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Printers Seek Hearings On Banknote Printing Change
The Washington Plate Printers Union called for a joint committee to hear testimony on replacing hand printed banknotes with band roller presses. They cite no hearings have been held and urge Congress to allow input from bankers, businesspeople, farmers, and workers to assess counterfeiting risks and copyability. Annie I Davis of 712 B Street SW is reported improved after days of critical condition.
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Railroads schedule details for Baltimore and Ohio lines
Schedule fragment shows train times and routes for Baltimore and Ohio lines including connections to Philadelphia and New York Liberty Street and Twenty Third Street terminals. It lists hourly and limited service patterns, notable departures for Philadelphia Atlantic City New York routes, and mentions other city connections such as Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Louisville Cleveland and Norfolk areas. It notes dining cars and sleeping cars, with variations by day and season, plus ticket office references and general caveats about timetable accuracy.
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