Ohio Senator Dick Holds Balance On Philippine Tariff Vote
A committee poll shows Ohio Senator Dick may determine the fate of a Philippine tariff bill in the Senate Committee on the Philippines. With Lodge as chairman and six likely supporters, Dick’s stance on sugar tobacco and related industries will dictate whether the measure advances.
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Charles Dick
Ohio
Senate Committee On
Philippines
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachustts
Gen Duck
Bnow
Tate
United States
Taft
Lodge
House
Roosevelt
Dick Frank- Wy
Hairman Loewe
Secretus
Glia
Root
Samuel A. Haylor
Olio
Agtonsil
Glasgow
Scotland
Mught
Richiddo Austin
Lie Lnstern
Tennessee
State Department
Austins
Goldenbogen A Candidate For Collector Of Internal Revenue
John F. Goldenbogen, superintendent of the Senate folding room, seeks appointment as collector of internal revenue at Cleveland. He faces Frank McCord, who has Mrs. Ida McKinley’s endorsement. Goldenbogen recalls his campaign work for McKinley and hopes Roosevelt will consider his endorsements. In Chattanooga, Tenn., jan 26, the militia freed a county jail after a lynch mob attacked it for the third time, injuring the jail and taking E. D. Johnson to Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Goldenbogen
Senate
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
Frank McCord
Ida McKinley
MciKinley
Republican Party
Gsettime
Omo
Congre
McKinley
Canton
Forest City House
Campagn
Cuyahoga County
Roosevelt
Cloveland
Shell
McCord
Chattanooga
Resin
E. D. Johnson
Shipp
Knoxville
Thornton Dies in London After Long Illness
London dated report notes Sir Edward Thornton former British minister at Washington died in London after a long illness.
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London
Sir Edward Thornton
Washington
May Deny Carload Rates Across Cotton Goods
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that carriers may deny carload rates on cotton goods to intermediate points. A Boston to Denver rate of $224 per hundred pounds was found potentially unlawful, while a water-competitive Boston to San Francisco rate of $1.50 per hundred pounds stood. The commission held transcontinental rates reflect competition, not service value, and set a ceiling of $1.50 per hundred pounds for Boston to Denver.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
George Q. Kindal
Boston and Albany Railroad
Boston
San Francisco
Denver
Iowa Senator Alleges Graft in Life Insurance Firms
Des Moines Jan 26 Senator Molsberry charged life insurance companies in Iowa with graft and extravagance during a senate debate on a resolution to probe companies doing business in the state. He cited a Des Moines Life president salary of 42000 and wife 6000 annually, plus 5000 for officers and staff. He claimed one company paid 33000 in a year with no premiums collected and all funds lapsed next year. His remarks stirred a strong response in the senate chamber.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Molsberry
Iowa Senate
Des Moines Life
Meolsberry
McCurdy
McCall
Alexander
Towa
Ufe Insurance Company
Mossberry
Senate Chamber
Insurance firms admit political contributions says Tennessee official
Nashville reports state Treasurer Folk says replies show some insurers contributed to campaigns and for influencing legislation. He warns restitution is required where indicated and hints at possible license issues for noncompliant firms. Named admitters include Etna Life Germany Life and Northwestern Mutual Life among others. Milwaukee President Palmer denies paying for political influence and provides a sworn affidavit.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Folk
Etna Life
Germania Life
Horre ‘Eite
Mutual Life
Metropolitan Life
Mutual Benefit
Newark
N. J
Northwestern Mutual Life
Milwaukee
Fenn Mutual
Provident Savings Life
Prudential Life
United States Life
Union Central Life
Gov
Pattson
Omo
Milwaukee, Wis
Henry JL. Palmer
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Nashville, Tenn
Jerome Has Insurance Facts in New York Conference
District Attorney Jerome met with Wisconsin lawmakers Frear Rohr and Acken and New York Assemblyman Prentice to discuss the state insurance probe. He later took papers home to Lakeville Conn and said a special grand jury for insurance cases in February was unlikely. The Armstrong committee may report in three weeks as Jerome hopes for early legislature action. Paris decrees seek government control of insurance firms to protect policyholders with no mention of foreign firms.
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New York
Jerome
Wisconsin Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Frear
Rohr
Acken
Assemblyman
Prentice
New York Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
New York Insurance
Lakeville
Conn
Armstrong
Naval Officers Ordered to Duty and Assignments
Orders to Naval Officers directing duty in San Juan Puerto Rico New York February 10 1906 Surgeon W C Braisted to Naval Medical School Washington DC and to anatomical board District of Columbia J G Field to home and wait orders EB L Jones to Mare Island Cal W N McDowell to Maine then Celtic H F Hull to Celtic then to naval station Curaçao and additional duty on board Alliance Five $1000 prizes advertised with page 3 details
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F. Stokes
Naval Hospital
San Juan
P. R
New York
W. C. Braisted
Surgeon General of the Navy
United States Naval Medical School
Washington, D. C
Anatomical Board of the
District of Columbia
J. G. Field
EB. L. Jones
Mare Island
Cal
W. N. McDowell
Maine
Celtic
H. F. Hull
Naval Station
Curebra
W. LL
Allianc
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Six Hazing Charges Near End At Naval Academy Trial
Annapolis Md January The Board of Inquiry has presented six hazing specifications against Midshipman George H Melvin of Gene Seo Tl and the session opened with readings from Mann and Chapins cases Melvin sought counsel and the court adjourned to 9 30 tomorrow The dismissal of Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr from the Naval Academy was announced The board plans to adjourn sine die soon while further cases may follow and George H Mann announced plans to sue for salary in the US Court of Claims to challenge their dismissals
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Board of Inquiry
Decator
Mann
Annapolis
George H. Melvin
Geneseo
Melvin
Richard R. Mann
Ned L. Chapin
J. T. Tompkins
Lieut. Tompkins
Lieut. S. V. Graham
Lieut
Graham
Lieu
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Naval Academy
Board of Investigation
George H. Mann
United States Court of Claims
Troops Sail for Manila on Sheridan Transport
The Sheridan sailed from San Francisco for Manila carrying the 24th Infantry with 828 enlisted men and numerous military passengers led by Col. Borden and Lieut Col. Dent. Also onboard were officers from the 21st 13th 10th and Fourth Cavalry and Philippine Scouts. A second unit, Second Infantry with 34 commissioned officers and 785 enlisted men, departed Fort Logan for the same voyage.
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Sheridan
Department of California
San Francisco
Cal
Manila
Philippine Islands
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Borden
Dent
Chandler
Dashiell
Gese
Jenke
McMaster
Nelson
Laws
Cochran
Frisell
Maxey
Hearn
Twenty-first Infantry
Kneedler
Medical Department
Munro
Third Infantry
Hughes
Fourth Cavalry
Clark
Thirteenth Infantry
Boone
Philippine Scouts
Hardt
Bush
Tenth Infantry
Honolulu
Department of the Colorado
Fort Logan
Colo
Army Orders Move Among Officers and Vessel Movements
Leaves of absence for several officers, promotions within infantry units, and details for inspection boards. Movements of naval vessels include arrivals and sailings to multiple ports. A boatswain's mate on the Pennsylvania dies after being struck by a coal bag during a fall.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Carl Petterson
Stapleton
Staten Island
Plans for Great Pennsylvania Station in New York
McKim Mead & White filed plans with the Building Superintendent for a new Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station to serve the Pennsylvania and Long Island tunnel. The $4,000,000 granite structure will span Seventh to Eighth avenues and Thirty first to Thirty third streets, featuring a 155 foot high central waiting room with an arched dome, a mammoth clock, long colonnade, and carriage courts.
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New York
Washington Post
McKim, Mead & White
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hopper
Pennsylvania and Long Island Underground Tunnel
Seventh and
Eighth Avenues
Thirtythird Street
Seventh Avenue
Truste es Remain Firm in Talladega Strike
Talladega Alabama January 26 There is no material change in the strike by Negro students at Talladega Negro College Dr Cooper of New York secretary of the American Missionary Association and trustee says the association and board have full confidence in President B M Nyce and no trustees meeting will be called the negroes are believed to soon return Parks the employee who precipitated the rebellion remains in his post performing duties
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Talladega College
Talladega
Ala
Talladega Negro College
Dr. Cooper
New York
American Missionary Association
B. M. Nyce
Parks
Bishop OConnell Promoted To Coadjutor in Boston
Rome reports the Pope appointed Bishop W H OConnell of Portland to be coadjutor to Archbishop Williams in Boston. The measure, supported by the Propaganda, follows OConnells rapid rise and service in Japan after the Russo Japanese War. The Boston and Portland communities react with jubilation at the move.
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Rome
W. H. O'Connell
Portland
Japan
Boston
Mass
Congregation of the Propaganda
O’connell
William H. O'Connell
Williams
O'Connell
St Joseph's
Emperor to send diviner to hunt water in Africa
Kaiser will use Herr von Uslar a Schleswig Holstein official famed as a water finder to locate subterranean springs in German Southwest Africa with a divining rod. Scientists doubt his method though testimonials to his success prompted the plan. Von Uslar sails for South Africa on Sunday to ease the colony’s water shortage.
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Kaiser
Berlin
William
Herr von Uslar
Apenrade
Schleswig-Holstein
Africa
von Uslar
Ministry of Public Works
Iamperor
South Africa
Elected at Cost of Life Death of North Galway Candidate
London reports Thomas Higgins Irish Nationalist who won North Galway yesterday died in his Tuam hotel today. Officials attribute the death to excitement from the polling. Higgins was a militant Nationalist with past clashes with police and imprisonment under the crimes act during Arthur Balfour’s tenure.
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London
Thomas Higgins
North Galway
John Philip Nolan
Tuam
Sir Henry Irving Will Probated in London
Probate granted today divides Sir Henry Irving legacy equally between his two sons and Mrs. David B. Aria a woman journalist who has written on dress in American and English papers.
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Sir Henry Irving
London
Henry Iirving
David B. Aria
Recommendations for Changes in Government Printing Office Inaccurate
An employee defends the Government Printing Office against a submitted report to the President from the Committee on Department Methods. He identifies errors on pages about leave payments and timekeeping, asserts accurate testimony from personal knowledge of typesetting and press rooms, and urges Congress to ensure honest representation and direct testimony from competent staff. The letter notes 4000 workers and calls for abolition of biased conclusions.
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Committee On Department
Government Printing Office
Itn
Oder
Lanston
Mergenthaler
Congress
United States
Coercion Is Alleged in Typothetae Printing Dispute
Charles T. Johnson Jr argues in Washington's public press for equity in the local typographical conflict. He recounts higher quotes from several printers, suggests a typothetae conspiracy to fix bids, and urges the public to view the typothetae as a bold trust needing protection from manipulation and overreach.
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Waiter Post
Typographical Union
Typothetae
Court of Equity
Court of Public Opinion
Typothetee
Washington
District of Columbia
Charles T. Johnson
Humor of the Drug Trade Reveals Odd Pharmacy Tales
A Washington gathering of druggists recalls humorous incidents from shops. Stories include mistaking medicated cigars for Christmas gifts, a deaf man seeking hearing wax, dummy hair tonic bottles in a window, and a pharmacist crafting endorsements for prescriptions. The anecdotes underscore trust in chemist shop products.
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Washington
Capitol
Jones
Senate
Jonas
Mr. Jones
Mr. Jonas
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Alfred C. Sharp
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Robert B. Hewitt
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George G. Gatley
Frederick von Setirader
Lathrop
William W. Ballard
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Cornelius Gardener
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John 3. Crittenden
Twenty-second Infantry
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United States Infantry
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Sixth Cavalry
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Ralph H. van Deman
George H. Shelton
Eleventh Infantry
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Jules H. Url
Fort Meade
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Henry W. Peter
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Slumphs Lyford
Massachwarits Avenue
Hen “Stinemetz
B. H.stinemetz& Son Co. Hatters and Furriers, 12Th
Fits
Old Colony Coo
H Street
St. NW
Corner
Sheffield
Philadelphia
Phone North
Walker-Hughes Market Co
Genn
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Aiken, 8. C
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M. Siccaidi
St. A. Collins
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