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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

2

Beholding Meat Inspection Debate Split by Packers and Lawmakers

Members of Congress wrestle with how far federal rules may regulate meat processing and inspection. The Beveridge plan faces opposition over police power, with Lorimer warning of confiscation risk and Crumpacker proposing a state‑based cooperation to preserve inspections. Chairman Wadsworth seeks a workable, court‑reviewed compromise agreeable to packers and public health aims.

Wadsworth Congress Lorimer Ttis Kaylog Neill-Reynolds Beveridge House Chicago York Wyoming Colorado Crumpacker Indiana Timgell Arget Secretary of Agriculture Statenes Judge Crompacker Waliams and Seizer Nevil-Reynolds Agricultural Committee William Department of Commerce and Labor Butzer Wadsworth, of the Host Committee On Agriculture Ise Proctor Senate Lonmer Pow

Justice Brown honored by president and bar at DC dinner

Associate Justice Henry B. Brown, retiring from the Supreme Court, was honored at a Washington DC dinner by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia at the New Willard. President Roosevelt, Vice President, and leaders from all branches attended as toastmaster William P. Mattingly led tributes to the jurist.

Bar Association Roosevelt Justice Brown High Court Henry B. Brown Supreme Court Bar Association of the District of Columbia New Willard A Fuller Wiliam P . Mattingly Justice Harlan Firat Hurian Brown Weirbanks Tastee White Justice McKenna Holmes Honlthu Root Willam Moory Ethan A Hitchcock George A Cortelyou Joosph G. Cannon Peele Court of Cane Justce Bhayara Court of Appsala District of Columbia Justice Clahaugh Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Jamees McKenney McKenney Wiliam G Johnson John M Taurstod A. Browne George E Hamilton William W Dodge Walter Horry Benjamin Minor Corcoran Thom Henry M Hoyt J. B Melville Alfred F Thom Hannis Taylor William A. Maury Daniel W Baker Alexander Britton Michael I Calsbert Chapin Brown Arthur A Birney Adolph A ‘Hoehsing, Jr Nethaniel Wilson John J Hemshill Jared K Jones Henry EH Glasale Charter H Crain Duane I Fox T Percy Meers Golden Donaldeon J R Yao Orsdal A Her Jbert Edn A. Moseley J J’ Darlington Cherles W Clagett Henry C Davis Drummond Kennedy F Dec Yewst J Note eGi A & Worthington Claudian B ‘Northrop Sillam Hitz

White Denial Claims Pension Funds Held by Local Trust

White states pension funds are held by a local trust company and refuses to turn them over or allow use for inmates. He says the farm is not costly and criticizes guardian fees as excessive. The dispute centers on access to funds and management of pension assets.

White Washington Loan and Trust Company Dr Wats Asylmm Trust Company Olcott American Security and Trust Company

Dr White details salaries at asylum and family benefits

Dr White testifies on asylum salaries fixed by statute 31000 with doctors earning 900 to 2500 yearly. He notes housing in eight to ten rooms and that doctors may have families at government expense. He says size of family should not affect care and questions gender pay discrimination arise during committee hearing.

William White St. Elizabeth's Asylum Congressional Committee White Winterewan Binghamton X. Y St Elizabeth's Wilte Cleatt T J Congress Dr. White Hay Representative Hay Representative Smyser

Morgue autopsy policy discussed in District hearing

Morgue master William Schoneberger testified on autopsy laws in the District of Columbia. He said St Elizabeths has not supplied bodies for years and that unclaimed bodies after 24 hours must be reported to the anatomical board. He noted hospitals are treated the same and discussed transferring unclaimed bodies to medical schools if needed.

Wiliam Schoneberger St. Elizabeth’s Anatomical Board District of Columbia Schoneberger St Elizabeth's Sniyser Smyser U. 8 Dept of Agriculture Huresu Washington Middle Atlantis Ohio Valley Missouri Lake Region Middle Atlantic New England Tennnessee Kansas Arkanches Misiteampi East Gulf States Atlantic Carolinas Grand Banks

Manhood and honor over corruption in a cabinet era

A historical speech praises the people, Congress, and the President, insisting truth and manhood will prevail. notes that if a search warrant were issued for good deeds, those would be found, while lamenting losses to the country from judicial retirement and praising the integrity of leaders and officials.

Supreme Court Justice Republic Mr. Mattingly United States Yonder Chamber Supreme Swa Justice Brown Root Cannon Puid Justice Bronn Congress Courts House Senate Willem A. Maury Cannon District of Columbia Justice Fuller Harlan

Little Girl With Gun Aids Fleeing Father Capture

Orlan Clyde Cullen sought in Harrisonburg Va on fraud charges and fugitive from justice was cornered after barricading in a bathroom on 3 B street with his eight year old daughter holding a shotgun. Deputies forced entry, Cullen surrendered after slipping toward a hatchway, amid a crowd that followed to the precinct station. He claimed political motivations and said he faced seven acquittals on similar charges.

Orlan Clyde Cullen Harrisonburs. Va United States 3. B. Callahan Cutlen Purault Elizabeth G S Butter Johnson Folleemen Dawson Webb Harrover Callahan Cullen Nin Polles Harrisonburg

Apitezo Cereal Promises Nourishing Digestible Meals

An advertiser touts Apitezo as a balanced cereal containing all essential nutrients, easier to digest than beef or eggs, with vegetable iron to boost red blood cells. A month’s use is claimed to reduce tonic needs, improve well being and appetite. products include Apitezo Biscuits at 15 cents and Apiteo Grains at 1 cent per package.

Bulldog Attack Incident In Dupont Circle Ends With Shooting

A bulldog allegedly distressed and frothing attacked pedestrians in Dupont Circle. The dog threatened bystanders before Policeman Brown of the Third precinct shot the animal. The dog reportedly belonged to Mrs. Lester of New Hampshire Avenue.

Dupont Circle Policeman Brown Mar} Lester New Hampshire

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