Debates Over Meat Inspection Costs and Amendments
A House committee report defends the Beveridge amendment while noting full deliberation on meat and mutton product inspection. It argues against a special tax on a single industry and favors government funding through public treasury for inspectors, citing precedents and aims to restore international confidence. The minority, led by Mr Bowle, criticizes a proposed 2 million dollar increase and opposes taxpayer burden to shield private interests.
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Congress
Armas Wurong
Netil-Reynolds
United States
Barne Bs Ihr Packers
Customs Service
Bowle
Alabama
Ford
Berlin official cites U S meat scandal amid cattle show
Berlin general staff minister of agriculture von Podot elek says the United States faces a meat packing scandal. He notes thousands of animals were already dead before slaughter and Chicago inspections were far short. He mentions a steamer with unfit meat refused at Emden and smuggling attempts via Denmark. He forecasts prosperity for German farmers with new commercial treaties in place.
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Washington
Berlin
von Podotelek
United States
Chicago
Gen Podbielakt
Sergt Linse Acquitted in Guard Killing Case
A court martial acquitted Sergt Frederick I Linse of the Thirteenth Infantry charged with killing a negro prisoner named Wee Macio. Macio attacked the sergeant on guard and Linse shot him during the incident on June 14.
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Linse
Maitlin
Drederick I. Linse
Thirteenth Infantry
Wee Maclo
Macio
Roosevelt Commencement Honors at Georgetown University
President honors Georgetown University at commencement titled Dont Flinch Dont Foul. He awards honorary degrees to Rev. D J Flynn and Dr Rober si. Roosevelt urges duty to earn a livelihood and lead with honesty. Masters and bachelors address suffrage themes, and a dinner follows with alumni. About 150 attendees at the banquet and 4000 allocated for rowing crew travel.
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Old University
Roosevelt
D. J. Flynn
Rober
College Fe
Francis Martin Foy
Joseph Henry Lawler
Alston Cockrell
Denial Flynn
St Mary's College
Timumittsburg
George Kober
Georgetown University
Joron't
Maria Cuenco
Philiaine Selande Stephen
Sylvester Gigs
Stanton Montgomery
Nebracka
Charley Vincent Mulen
Colorado
Marler
Robert Bier
Martin Foy
Pennsylvania
Vincent Dunn Harnesty
Wieonrn
Joocam Landyy
AB Few Frurawick
Edward Sheehan Mononan Jr
Kentucky
Joa
Parrott
Californi
Alphange Jarod Pater
Ohio
Dows Amoyaius Pilon
Wiovonsin
Fachelor
Arts
Lenlie Warnte
Drennan
New Jers
Alston Cockrel
Florida
Samos Talword Colliffewer
Diatriet
Columbian
Gerald Maurice Tan
Columbia
Georg Pex Brie
District of Columbia
Harry Athonawus Hanigan
Nw York
Thomas Trauk Hayes
Connecticut
Soeph
Henry Lawler Conngcticut
Matthaw Patrk Mahoney
Maraconnetth
Jaren Gdard Muranson
Sydney Emmanuel Madi, Jr
Daty [Iund Harley
Francis Pears
Winconala
Thos Tanner Belieder, Jr
Juarph Wicholax Shriver
Maryland
Gerhard Jolystun
New York
Honey Thom Vigmen
William Jazepl Viasmien
Erwin Robert Effie
Jn Eugh
Vincent Dunn Hennessy
William Joseph Wigmen
Thomas A McCann
John Herbert Doyle
Father Buel
John C. Black
Samuel
Adams
Daniel W O'Donoghue
George M Kober
Roosevelt Addresses George Towns Graduation With Moral Lessons
President Roosevelt awards diplomas and prizes at George Towns University commencement in Gaston Hall. He extols athletics for character, urges future leaders to back body and mind with spirit, and stresses citizenship and patriotism as core college outcomes.
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Roosevelt
Georgia
Washington
George~tows University
Gaston Hall
Bonaparte
Navy
Orion
Jamia
Cruel
Justice White
Supreme Court
Pather Buel
Selecming
Troosevelt
United States
Butto
Buel
University
House Debates Spanish Treaty Claims Funding
The House weighed continuing the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission appropriation. Perkins of New York urged halting further continuance, while Bouli van of Massachusetts favored ending the commission but maintaining funds to finish work. Smith of Iowa accepted a substitute removing objections yet leaving the $12,000 appropriation intact.
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Perkins
New York
Builivan
Mapsachusetts
Smith
Sky Pilot Sails Over City in Historic Airship Flight
Beachey in Knabenshue airship No 2 circled the Washington Monument and visited the White House and Capitol, drawing thousands as the most successful aerial voyage yet. The crowd blocked streets and offices, and lawmakers paused as Beachey demonstrated steering from the lofty vessel above Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington
Lingsin Beachey
Asronaut
Knabensbue
Monument
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Post
Capitol
Senator Bailey
Lane Park
Beachey
Knabenshue
Hig
Avrerage
Benchy
Capitol Dome
Thosd
Unsigned stock deal linked to post office graft case
Testimony in a postal corruption trial described an unsigned statement alleging Trues dell aimed to surrender $65,000 of Heath stock to George B. Green for the benefit of the Deremus Company. W D Doremus faced bribery conspiracy charges connected to canceling machines sold to the Post Office.
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Truesdell
Green
Perry Heath
Berry Heath
George B. Green
W D. Doremus
Post Office Department
Thurston
Mc Baker
Post-Office
W. D. Doremus
Theedel
Dorentus
Doremmuy
Perry & Meath
Godernhard
Deremus Martine i
Deremus
H. J. Tracatllon
Doremus
Ruch
Trues
Idell
Doremus Company
Post-office Department
Defense
Mr. Doremus
Holmes
Air Ship Rescue After Harborside Dive At Buffalo
Knabenshue fell into Buffalo harbor at the foot of Georgia Street while attempting a landing. He was rescued uninjured. The report covers testimony about a statement linked to Mr. Doremus and questioned evidence admissibility, naming inspectors, bankers, and firms involved in prior transactions and investigations.
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M. Saniis Dumont
Beachy
Capitol
Inspector Homes
Doremus
Argu
Imperior Holmes
Doreius
Army
Knabenshue
Buffalo
Georgia Street
Mr. Doremus
Truesdell
Rush
Tnurgion
Baker
Inspector Holmes
Greach
Thorsten
Holmes
Weather conditions and forecast from June 14 1906
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions across the Lower Lathe to New England regions with general showers in many areas. Temperatures rise from the Gulf to the Oly Valley and Lower Lake region, fall in the Upper Midwest and Northwest, with warmer conditions expected Friday in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Middle Atlantic. Winds vary along coasts and lakes, with sunshine hours near zero. Downtown temperature readings are listed, and a Bath River bulletin is noted for Harpers Ferry W Va dated June 14.
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U. S
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Oly
Lower Lake
New England
Upper Lake
South Atlantic States
Lake Region
Missouri
Miesig- Bippt
Middle Atlantic
Fauith Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Superior
Washington bankers plan uptown bank near Connecticut Avenue
Well known Washington capitalists launched a movement to establish a strong uptown national bank near Connecticut Avenue and J Street. The proposed institution would be capitalized at 350000 dollars in 9600 shares of 100 each, with formal articles of incorporation expected in two weeks. Prominent organizers include Henry H Ward John P Story Jr and Murray A Cobb with many other local financiers backing the effort. The bank would be the first in this section and aims to open in the fall after securing suitable property and a first class building.
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Atrong Uptown National Bank
Connecticut Avenue
J. Street
Connnecticut Avenue
Lawyer Opposes District Liquor Bills in Letter
Attorney Simon Wolf denounces two proposed measures regulating liquor in the District as drastic and unneeded. He says existing laws protect physical and moral interests and declines to back prohibition, stating he represents Washington German and related groups. He could not attend the District Building hearing.
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Simon Wolf
Wolf
Board of Trade
Wolff
Washington Stengerbund
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