Station bill passes and probation system favored
Senator Gallinger leads a war measure for two parole officers to track prisoners in the district while a paving project for Kalorama Road advances. A Philadelphia substation bill, already through the House, calls for construction within months. A Kentucky senator seeks funds for street paving and a geological survey plan outlines map work and licensed institutions for fees.
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Paynter
Kalorama
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Seventh and C Streets
Gallinger Ise
Galliger
Thake Convic Ted
Avtaf
Kulorume Road
Colrddo
Sherman Law Uphheld and Antitrust Debate Deepens
Senate committee on the Sherman Act reports backing Sherman law as is arguing against amendments. The body contends any change would weaken remedies and extend federal control, potentially undermining existing antitrust enforcement and judicial balance.
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Nelson
Comescy
Judiciary
US Flag Not Despoiled Report From Prague Riots
Report denies claims an American flag was torn in Prague riots claiming British and American flags were shown together. Consul Brittain’s investigation notes tensions over a new German university and local demonstrations. Communication forwarded to the House by the secretary of State.
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Praga
Ambasador Frimes
Austria
Bokemlin
la Peheoma University
Brittain
Prigie
We Tran
Secretary of State
Agreement on Canadian waterways pact for amendment
An informal agreement aims to amend the Canadian water treaty to satisfy Senator William Jiden Smith of Michigan. The pact seeks control of the St Marys River waters for power purposes. Terms are not yet determined but expected acceptable to Senator Smith. The treaty will be reconsidered today as a possible exclusive cession.
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Michigan
St Mery
Vornanada
United States
Smith
Agaio
Euler Se Blend Co
West
Sanitary Grocery Co
Dominion Tar and Chemical Company “Ltd
Sydney Cape Breton
John Graven
Sydney
Edgar B&b. Ian
Ard Smith
Slanud
Dominion Tar and Chemical
CO Ltd
Chas
Alexander Bec
Petar
Cannon Street
London
Shoomaker CO
O Laughlin Begins Work As Secretary of State
Callan O Laughlin of this city was sworn in by the Senate as Secretary of State and assumed duties yesterday. A big basket of flowers from Tas Tirmer associates and floral remembrances from friends greeted him in the press galleries of Congress as he entered office.
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Senate
Tas Tirmer Associates
Congress
Laughlin
The Truth About Kidney Trouble Ad From Fulton’s Renal Compound
An aged cautionary ad describes persistent pale complexion and weakness from kidney disease. It promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as a slow but definite aid, noting albumen tests and gradual recovery with dietary management, promising free literature and a San Francisco address for orders.
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Callers at the White House January 28 list officials
A roster from the White House gathering names Secretary of State Bacon Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus Assistant Secretary Wheeler Judge Wilfley surveyor Clarkson H L Moody and many senators and representatives from Iowa Utah Indiana New York Wisconsin Massachusetts New Jersey Tennessee Alaska and other areas with Governor Hoggatt and various international figures including Senor Espinoza and Senor Corea present. The count includes notable figures from the National Irrigation Congress and foreign ministers from Nicaragua and a mysterious Count VMAGRI Karou Mi.GRI.
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Port of
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Nicaragua
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Dolliver
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Smoot
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Borah
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Foster
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Weeks
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Austin
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Wood
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Hoggatt
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Roosevelt to take train for Oyster Bay amid oath ceremony
President Taft will depart from the Capitol by escort to Jersey City and ride to Oyster Bay. The New York delegation will lead a 600-strong escort on the inaugural parade route to the station. The plan aims to avoid office seekers and complete duties at Oyster Bay before Africa.
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Bennet Parsons
Qscott
President expands Cleveland National Forest Reserve
The president proposed a proclamation adding more than 390 000 acres to the Cleveland National Forest in Southern California and removing 168 000 acres not suitable for reserve purposes. The forest area after changes reaches 1 578 000 acres, originally called the San Jacinto reserve and renamed in Cleveland’s honor in 1897.
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Holland's South and New York City Link Explains 1907 Panic
The piece traces how the October 1907 panic exposed the deep ties between the South West and New York finance. It highlights John Garden's foreign exchange leadership, the role of cotton and grain in stabilizing deposits, and the swift transfer of gold from London to the U.S. The narrative links railroad expansion, canal dreams, and Southern power to national economic recovery and growth.
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Ilis
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Seth Am
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Ono
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Hig
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Mexico
Pacific
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Hil
New Lok
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Newark
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Middle West
South and West to Drive United States Growth say reformers
A South that will dominate the national economy is forecast as capital flows rapidly southward within three years. Leaders praise Southern resources, canal and railway plans, and a proposed Michigan to Mississippi waterway as essential to shifting commerce westward and boosting export capacity.
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Army officers urged by chief of staff before committee
Major General J Wille Hell, chief of staff, told the House committee on military affairs that the army needs more officers. He said it is impracticable to detail line officers to duties beyond their commands as required by law, and that such detachments create the need for additional officers.
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Gell
Should Teach Prisoners Reform From Youth to Adults
Judge Gould and Justice DeLacy back a city reform plan for offenders aged 17 to 30. They urge an industrial reformatory with trade schools to teach self support, citing Germany as a model and advocating strict handling of habitual criminals. Murderers arsonists and thieves should be confined to prevent repeated crimes.
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Juvente Court
Gould
Germany
Fandera
Try This For Your Cough From Pine Oil Cure
A damaged OCR block touts a cough remedy claiming pine oil from pine oil cures a cold in 24 hours. It urges verification by a druggist and guarantees product authenticity from Teaeh Chemical Co. Cina.
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Trenty
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Vetoes Bill For Officers
The President vetoed the act providing commissions at advanced ranks for retired officers transferred to the retired list. Navy objections warned it would temporarily and permanently shift seniority against lower grade officers, as active list commissions would start later.
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Revere Cuttes
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Pillsbury
Bureau of Navigation
Eight Hour Law Enforced on District Contracts
Central Labor Union committee pushes to enforce the eight hour law for government contracts in the District. The group, led by J F McHugh, will question Senator Gallinger and seek action from Congress to require eight hour production on all materials and construction, aiming to curb underbidding by outside firms.
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J F McHugh
Stonecutters Union
PF J Ryan Plate Princess
N Sprague
Luke T Tudlow
Burkett
Nebraska
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Taft Denies Charges About Panama Deal Ties
Charles P Taft angrily rejects claims tying him to a Panama deal in a telegram to Representative Rainey of Illinois. Taft calls the accusations unfounded and says Rainey planned to address the House, but Rainey will present the matter today.
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Beveridge Seeks Amended Employers Liability Bill
Senator Beveridge yesterday introduced a measure to amend the employers liability act in response to labor objections. The bill is said to meet broad approval from the President and the President-elect Taft, though Beveridge does not plan to press passage this session. Labor groups may urge Taft to endorse it in his initial message.
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Roosevelt
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Staten Island Man Strong for Cooper Healing Chronicle
George W. Tucker of Graniteville Staten Island credits Cooper On Wednesday with transforming his chronic stomach catarrh pain digestion and energy. He reports a month of New Discovery medicine improved appetite digestion sleep and vitality, with weight gain and renewed strength. The Cooper Medicine Co Dayton Ohio distributes the remedy and booklet on request.
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Graniteville
Staten Island
LT Cooper
Cooper
Discovery
Merla
Abd
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Cooper Medicine Co
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Washington Gas Light Company Shareholders Meeting Notice
The Washington Gas Light Company invites shareholders to vote for directors and conduct other business at its Hi Tenth Street NW office. The meeting is slated for Monday February 1 1909 at 12 noon with the pass open from 1 to 5 pm. William Borme Secretary.
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Washington DC
Washington Gas Light Company
Hi Tenth Street Northwest
William Borme
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Washington Alexandria and
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