Packers Face Report on Meat Packing Secrecy Ended
Chicago hearing on the Neill Reynolds report into meat packing limits secrecy as Nelson Morris Company manager Thomas H Wilson and packers press for public inspection. Wilson defends practices, urges sanitary standards, and endorses a early inspection trip to Chicago with Speaker Cannon's backing.
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Nelson Moris Company
Committee On Agriculture
Neill-Reynolds
Paciere
Thomas H Wilson
Nelson Morris Company
Agricultural Committee
Wilson
Beveridge
Adams
Wisconsin
Meat Trust
Chicago
Cannon
Senate in session after Gorman funeral delays debate
Congress details show Senate pause for Senator Gorman's funeral with 2 pm reconvening. In House, debate on sundry civil bill continues as Neill and Reynolds accuse Packers of violations while Wilson defends meat handling. Evidence on ante mortem exams discussed with Dr Melvin as hearing adjourns to 10:30 tomorrow.
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Wilson
Nell
Wilsop
Neill
Reynolds
Secretary of Agriculture
Wison
Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Stock Exchange
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Note
Foot-Ease powder relieves painful smarting feet and bunions instantly. Calms sweating calluses swollen tired feet and tight shoes. Sold by merchants and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents. Free trial package and sample CORN-PAD offered. address provided locally.
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Allen
Mageista
Len S
Olmsted
le Ray
Tillman Pushes Vote On Anti Pass Clause In Senate Clash
Senators debated anti pass provisions and railroad privilege with Tillman seeking a vote while Morgan argued Congress lacks power to curb passes. Hale proposed a resolution on passes for railroad employees, Spooner urged elasticity and inclusion of railroad staff, and Bailey faulted the bill’s omissions as the chamber adjourned for Senator Gorman’s funeral.
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Senate
Spooner
Hale
Morgan
Daniel
Gorman
Morgan Contenda
Congress
Lodge and
Bailey
Tillman
Alabama
West Virginie
Washington
Mr Morgan
Senator Gallinger
Bpooner
Railroada
Timan
Ludge
Conference Committee
Tawney Wins a Point in Sundry Civil Bill Debate
The House debated the sundry civil appropriation bill led by Tawney who limited general debate to two hours. The bill totals 94,342,166 for sundry civil expenses, with 25,456,675 allotted for Panama Canal construction and related river and harbor projects. Critics attacked cabinet members, while a Ways and Means vote approved buying canal supplies in the domestic market.
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House
Tawney
Panama Canal
Sewney
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
McWade Submits Papers on State Dept Charges
Ex Consul McWade Robert McWade former Canton China consul has filed papers with the State Department re charges against Third Assistant Secretary Peirce. The documents echo his prior statements to the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Malone, June 6 Congressman Flack's paralysis improves today with partial limb function and speech returning. rapid recovery expected.
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McWade
Robert McWade
Canton
China
State Department
Peirce
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congressman Flack
Malone
W H. Flack
Pennsylvanians Debate Lincoln Ticket And Roosevelt Platform
The Pennsylvania convention and figures like Senator Penrose, J. Hampton Moors, and Stuart’s nomination trigger talk of fractures. The platform praises Roosevelt, endorses trust enforcement and corporate regulation, supports meat inspection, protectionist policy, stricter immigration law, and opposing coal mine ownership by transport companies. A Lincoln party withdrawal could reshape western party strength and risk independent Republican movements.
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J. Hampton Moors
Bureau of Manufacturer
Washington
Stuart
Penrose
Olmsted
Champ Clark
Missouri
United States
Lincoln Party
Sen
Ator Penrose
George T Olliver
Machine
Congressman Atcheson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Theotore Roosevelt
Ims
Department of Justice
Fenneysvaniang
Ife
Bualnesnas
Congress
Intermate Commerce Commission
Wiee
Nevertheles
Striet
Object to Dillingham Bill Mass Meeting Adopts Resolutions
In Boston a June mass meeting at Fannell Hall protested the head tax and the education and financial provisions of the Dillingham immigration bill with the Lodge amendment and Gardner bill. Former Mayor Josian Quincy presided. speakers included Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and Howard L. McSweeney among others.
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Fannell Hall
Boston
Fannell Fall
Dillingham
Congress
Josian Quincy
John F. Fitzgerald
Meyer Blomfeld
Civic Service House
Howard L. McSweeney
Immigration
Elastic Currency Bill Favored by Report to House
The Fowler currency bill authorizes a flexible credit system without altering existing currency issuance. It limits bank note issues to paid up capital and a government guaranteed fund, preventing excess credit notes beyond bonds held, and caps total notes at capital with guarantees secured at no more than half of capital.
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Fowler Credit
S Bank
Esue
Ita
Deadlock in Conference Over Quarantine Bill
A deadlock in conference over the seventh section of the national quarantine bill threatens to derail the measure. The section allows interstate traffic to continue through states under yellow fever quarantine under regulated conditions, permitting through trains to operate without boarding or alighting passengers or freight in quarantined states. Proponents say it is essential to curb shotgun quarantining while opponents seek withdrawal of the objectionable section to avoid defeat of the bill.
Association of Railway Special Agents Conference Notes Milwaukee as Next Meeting
The Association of Railway Special Agents at the Ebbitt House debated anti pass amendments, elected officers led by President W A Humphrey, and chose Milwaukee for the next convention. A hold up law was urged. talks covered policing and identification efforts.
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Association of Railway Special Agents
Milwaukee
Association of Railway
Ebbitt House
W.W. J. Kenney
New York
Congress
W. J. Kenney
G A. Ogline
Baltimore and Ohio
G &, Fitawater
Beaboard Air Ling
W. J. Connelly
Southern
L L Scherer
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kahn
California
J. G. Ahern
Greensboro
N.C
J. S. Hindman
Spokane
Wash
C. B H. Dawson
Bureau of Identification
Steamboat Inspection Committee Appointed by Metcalf
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor announced an executive committee of three from the Steamboat Inspection Service. The panel includes Abler, Ira Harris, and Charles H. Westcott, to meet in Washington on June 12 to review rules and regulations and propose changes to prevent hardship.
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Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Abler
Ira Harris
Second
Charles H. Westcott
Eighth
Steamboat Inspection Service
Washington
Congress
PanAMAN Liberal Group Seeks US Help Over Panama Elections
Four Liberals led by Pablo Arosemena and including Eusebio Morales Belisario Porres and Domingo Daiz toured Washington seeking US support for a fair June municipal and July national elections in Panama. They pressed for American observers at polling places, but Root and Taft warned such interference would violate Panama’s independence. They left with plans to formalize their arguments in writing.
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Pablo Arosemena
Panama
Eusebria A. Morales
Belisaria Porres
Domingo Daiz
Tour Tatesmén
Liberal Party of the Republic of Pansma
Liberal Party
Panamong
Taft
Mr. Taft
Root
Mr. Root
National Assembly
Libersla
Ine
Washington
United States
Hoot
Aragemena
Submarine Lake Cruisers Successful Newport News Test
The submarine vessel Lake underwent a submerged test at Newport News this week. Builders announced the main feat accomplished with a swift dive and quick resurfacing after tank water discharge. Crowds watched from docks and anchored ships as Lake completed further trials and returned to port as the builders called the test highly satisfactory.
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Hampton Roads
Newport News
Washington
James River
Sheas
Army Orders and Personnel Movements Highlight 1908 Notices
Lenvee of absence Capt Paul C uttom extended twenty one days. Resignation of Capt Harry F Jackson adopted effective August 31 1908. Col Ernest A Garlington relinquishes unexpired leave June 4 1908 and reports to duty in the city. Retirement of First Lieut William E Mould announced. Burgyon John L Burkert to sail to San Francisco by August 1 1908 with orders via Military Secretary. First Lieut Vergs B Sweasey to Fort Williams relieving Capt Douglas Duval. Surgeon Ire CG Breen to accompany battalion from Fort Mt Drera to Port McIntosh. Board of officers to examine Engineers officers at Army Building New York City for promotion fitness. Names listed: Col Amos Buckney Lt Col William L Marshall Maj Harry Taylor Capt William H Wilson First Lieut Eugene Ro Whitmore Lt Thomas M Robins. Movements of Naval Vessels including Dubuque Lawton Kearvarge Hopking Macdonough Newhart Truxtun Worden, and leagues at various points. Safed Leonides Sylph Quoquis Glacier Choctew Tibetan.
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Harry F Jgckqon
Willey Corps
Ernest A. Garlington
Isalck
Anboanes
Willam E. Mould
Eighteenth Infantry
Burgyon
John L Burkert
Nauila
San Francisco
Vergs B. Sweasey
Fort Williams
Douglas ¥. Duval
Port Snelling
Minn
Ire
CG. Breen
Fort Mt Drera
Mabr
Port McIntosh
Tex
Army Building
New York City
Corps of Engineers
Tay
Amo Buckney
Willam L. Marshall
Mal Harry Taylor
Willara H. Wilson
Eugene Ro Whitmore
Becon
Thomas M. Robins
Perdon
Amos &Tickney
Aueh Thao
Root Works To Prevent South American Withdrawals Over Drago Doctrine
Secretary Root aims to keep several tri American republics in the third Pan American Congress despite Argentina and others threatening to boycott. The dispute centers on the Drago doctrine restricting force to collect public debts. Argentina's Portela wants it discussed, while Drago himself may skip the Hague conference. Other powers doubt the doctrine will be settled at The Hague, urging hemispheric settlement without European input.
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Root
Argentina
Portela
Hague
Bi Drago
Drago
The
Monument for Lawton Commemorated by Army and Navy Union
At a meeting in San Francisco Gen William F Barry Garrison of the Army and Navy Union welcomed new members Charles H Humphrey Solomon Faunce Thomas Brown A V Brown Latimer Husted and Hull. Resolutions backed a bill by Rep Cheney Indiana to appropriate 320000 for a monument at Arlington to Gen E W Lawton killed in the Philippines in 1899. Speakers included National Commander Browne Col Faunce Prof Joyce Gen Burt and others.
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Army and Navy Union
Wiliam F. Barry
Union
Charles H. Humphrey
Soloman
Faunce
Thomas
Brown
A. V Brown
Francis Z. Latimer
Gilbert M Husted
Representative Hull
Iens
Andrew
Burt
Lynch
San Francisco
California
Bnl
Cheney
Indiana
Arlington
E. W. Lawton
Philippines
Adjt
J J. Straw
Lawton
Browne
Col
J A. Joyce
Gen
T HE
Naval officer orders and duty assignments 1906
A list of 1906 naval postings with officers assigned to various duties and locations. Rear Admiral Mackenzie to issue melt orders. Capt J A Rodgers to inspector in charge of Third Lighthouse district Tompkinsville NY. Capt Clocklinger to command the Tithete. Commander A Morris retired to navy yard New York June 29. Midshipman Moses to the Louisiane. Surgeon D B Kerr to Chicago recruiting station. Surgeon L Wedekind wait orders. Assistant Surgeon F A Asserson to Arkansas then home. Gera Vessed Assistant Surgeon O H Webb to naval hospital Portsmouth NH. Assistant Surgeon Bhaw to Philadelphia hospital. Assistant Surgeon R H Nichols to Kansas City recruiting station. Acting Assistant Surgeon F W Tyres to home and wait orders.
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Mackenzie
J A. Rodgers
Lghthouse
Tompkinsville
N.Y
Clocklinger
A. Morris
Navy Yard
New York
E . Moses
Louisiane
D. B. Kerr
Navy
Chicaco
L. 1
von Wedekind
F A. Asserson
Arkansas
Gera
H. Webb
Naval Sospitel
Portsmouth
Surzeon A. Bhaw
Naval Bose Pital
Philedelphia
KR. H Michols
Kanset City
F W. Tyres
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Ninth Street N. W
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Rises House
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Evening Star
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Shoomaner CO
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