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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1906

Page

28

McClellan Attacked as Muzzling Newspapers Sparks Tammany Split

A bitter flare in the McClellan era reports Tammany leaders accusing Mayor McClellan of using city funds to muzzle press outlets. The Quinn dialogue and Daily News attack frame a broader push toward Hearst as Murphy courted heat from labor and party factions.

Thomas C. Quinn Tammany Men Hearst New York Tammany Jug McClellan Daily News Charles FP Murphy Thomas Quinn Sutter Yor MeClellan Eee Democratc Im HR Hearst Charles F. Murphy

Demand on the Pennsylvanian Railroad Franchises

New York reports Brooklyn President Bird Coler demanding that the Pennsylvania Railroad accept no differential freight rates against New York City before obtaining a franchise to connect with the Long Island and New York New Haven and Stratford lines. Coler criticizes Metz and Orr for opposing the stipulation as unconstitutional. He calls PRR an angel of beneficence and accuses it of reshaping New York City government by shifting franchise power from the aldermen to the estimating board.

New York Bird Coler Brooklyn Pennsylvania Railroad Company Long Island New Haven Startford Hermann A. Metz Alexander E. Orr Rapid Transit Commission United States Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York State City Board of Aldermen Board of Estimate

New Taxes for Morocco Debated at Algeciras Conference

At Algeciras Spain Jan 25 the Moroccan conference outlined a draft convention to improve tax returns in Morocco and create new revenues while preserving local land taxation. A neutral power may organize Moroccan police. private talks between German and French leaders signaled Franco German tension without clear optimism.

Algéeciras Spain Morocco Herr von Radowits M. Revoil Switzerland France Germany Moroccco

Expanded Metal Association Ads Discuss Concrete Reinforcement

The Expanded Metal Companies' Association held its annual meeting at the New Wilard with Capt J S Sewall of the US Army delivering the address on the reinforcement of concrete. Dr W Summerville described useful reinforced concrete experiments as engineers debated applications and future business. The session also announced future officer elections and decisions on next meeting venue.

Expanded Metal Companies’ Association New Wilard United States J. 8. Sewaill United States Army W. Summerville J. F. Golding

Shonts Canal Report Received by Chairman Shonte

The majority report of the Isthmian Canal Commission's board, signed in Brussels and sent to Washington, awaits Taft's transmission to the President and Congress. A minority report is also to be forwarded. Separately, the Ladies Auxiliary No. 4 of the Sons of Veterans held its first meeting in the new hall at 311 Pennsylvania Ave SE, receiving a silk flag and a gold medal for leading in membership.

Board of Consulting Engineers Isthmian Canal Commission Brussels Washington Gen. Davis Shonte Commission Taft Congress William B. Cughing Sons of Veterans Pennsylvania Avenue Charles & Davis Northcott Charles S. Davis The New York Tribune Tere Lincom New York Chicago

Marquise Visconti Venosta at Algeciras Leads Foreign Talks

The article profiles Marquise Visconti Venosta as Italy’s key envoy and ally of Cavour, noting his influence on 1870s Italy policy, Rome’s capital decision, and Franco German war choices. It also recounts his austere manners, family losses in Rome, and his role as Behring Sea arbiter.

Algeciras Zenosta Italy Cavour Visconti-Venosta Victor Emmanuel Magenta Solfernno Germany France Wiliam Berlin Marquise Visconti-Venosta Rome Sardinia Turin Naples Two Sicilies Napoleon III Sedan American Behring Sea Great Britain United States Marquise Talleyrand Rudyard Kipling Lord Roberts Bobs Alfieri Count Cavour Etennal Lombardy Order of the Annunciation Congress of Algeciras Baron Bacheracht Grand Duke of Hesse M. de Kalomine Berne Switzerland Dammnstadt Grand Duke Queen Victoria Mme. de Kalomine Japan

NO CHARGES AGAINST HIM Grows From Old Philadelphia Complaint

Postmaster General Cortelyou said no charges were preferred against Philadelphia Postmaster McMichael. The rumor traced to a past dispute with carriers over uniform materials has been settled. No reappointment forthcoming, officials expect no formal charges. President Roosevelt may attend Bartholdt lecture on arbitration and peace if time allows.

Cortelyou McMichael Philadelphia Bartholdi Roosevelt Missouri Society Bartholdt Selchars Sylvester Dean Ww. Witten A. Leavitt H. J. Phelps Tana

Presidential nominee prospects in 1908 Republican race

Washington dispatch surveys potential candidates for the Republican nomination. Uncle Joe Cannon is seen as a strong West‑Northwest candidate. Senator Lodge and Speaker Cannon influence debate over a third Roosevelt term. Secretaries Shaw and Knox, Senator La Follette, and Fortaker are discussed as tariff and anti trust champions with broad support.

Washington New York Batley Aldrich Senate Lodge Roosevelt Jannon House Joas Joe Middle West Fairbanks Indiana Jalihn Reot Joseph B. Fortker Ohio Pelons Sennator Shaw Philander C. Knox Anti-Trust Northern Securities Iua Follette Wisconsin la Follette Shaw Knox Root Foraker Leslie M. Shaw Champ Clark Cannon

National Lumber Exporters' Assn Elects Leaders at Sixth Convention

The National Lumber Exporters' Association closed its sixth annual convention at the New Willard. Officers elected: President W. H. Russe of Memphis. First VP J. L. Alcock of Baltimore. Second VP G. M. Spiegie of Philadelphia. Treasurer Richard W. Price of Baltimore. Secretary and Traffic Manager Edward M. Terry of New York. The group endorsed reciprocity with foreign nations and the GroS cup plan for U.S. freight-rate regulation. Delegates departed for home on night trains.

National Lumber Exporters' Association New Willard W. H. Russe Memphis J. L. Alcock Baltimore G. M. Spiegie Philadelphia Richard W. Price Edward M. Terry New York United States

Daring rescue at Newark fire ends with a swing from a power wire

A Newark duplex fire forced residents into the street as a four story building teetered on the blaze. Seventeen year old Julia Sylvester tested a live wire from the roof and swung to safety onto a porch roof, then entered the home to safety, evading smoke and flames.

New York Fifteenth Avenue Newark Julian Sylvester Aremen Birk 3 Julia

Morocco Conference Seen Moving Toward Compromise

Washington views Algeciras reports of friction between France and Germany not as doom for the talks. Officials expect France and Germany to hold firm until their sway among delegates is tested, then pacific pressure should yield compromises that allow both powers to retreat without loss of prestige.

Washington Algeciras France Germany

Watchmen Fight Historic Bill Over Night Watch Abolition

Night Watch Association members oppose a Congress bill to abolish night watchmen. Petition signatures from business leaders and citizens are being gathered to influence officials. At a Wednesday meeting at 616 Ninth Street NW, James P. Cochran, Benjamin F. Klopfer, and Mosby Williams spoke in defense of the group. The measure could force resignations if passed, supporters say strong serial officer aid is key. The Philippine Commission plans to sell up to $1 million in 4 percent bonds under the Feb 6 1905 act, with deliveries due in February, to fund harbor and construction projects. Also announced were fourth class postmaster appointments in New Jersey Stockholm Josephine Lewis and Pennsylvania Pittsfield James Lydiutt Powell G. M. Wheeler Epiphany Elizabeth Martin.

Congress Ninth Street Northwest James P. Cochran Benjamin F. Klopfer Mosby Williams Sercial New Jersey Stockholm Josephine Lewis Pennsylvania Pittsfeld James Lydiutt Powell G. M. Wheeler Epiphany Elizabeth Martin

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