Senators Clash Over Pass Provisions In Tax Bill Debate
In a night Senate session, critics including Gallinger Lodge Spooner and Heyburn condemned a pass exception in a commodity provision. They argued it invites discrimination and exempts non officers, potentially weakening the bill while lumber exemptions favor trunk railroads. The session adjourned after routine calendar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallinger
Post Offce Department
Lodge
Spooner
House
United States
Mr. Tilman
Scepreme
Heyburn
Senate
Senate panel rules Congress cannot regulate marine and life insurance
Senator Spooner reported for the Judiciary Committee that Congress has no constitutional authority to supervise marine, fire, and life insurance except in the District of Columbia, the Territories, and insular possessions. The ruling targets big life insurers and preserves state supervision. Committee plans to detail reasons in a future session.
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Congress
Senate
Spooner
Committee On the Judiciary
District of Columbia
Territories
Insular
United States
Bequests to Jewish Teachers and Relatives in Several Wills
The Hanover Seminary for Jewish Teachers receives $100 from Salomon Lugenheimer's April 25 2005 will. Jacob Siegel of Detroit and $200 to Jes 801 Joseph's children in Baltimore. Other bequests assign real estate to Babette Blumenfeld and Moritz Blumenfeld, with life use to siblings and a future division among Blumenfelds and Kleeblatts. Remaining funds earmarked for Jewish charity by three named heirs. Also noted are wills of James McMillan and John B Quinn detailing life estates and nephews as heirs, plus Sarah Parker Gilbert’s will leaving estate to her daughter Edith E B Gilbert.
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Hanover
Germany
Salomon Lugenheimer
Jacob Siegel
Detroit
Mich
Jes
Joseph
Baltimore
Zerline
Sugelheimer
Babette Blumenfeld
Tocon Tobriner
Jooyie Kleeblatt
Moritz Blumenfeld
Raymond Blumenfeld
Vfe
Jennie Kleeblatt
Meamand Blumenfeld
Lugenheimer
James McMillan
USA
Fannie J. McAlltan
Robert F. McMillan
Edith EB. Gilbert
Calls for Data on Trust Suits Adopted by Senate
The Senate adopted without debate a resolution to require the Interstate Commerce Commission to provide detailed information on suits under the interstate commerce and Sherman antitrust laws. An amendment by Senator Foraker to include suits under the Elkinarahate Law and another by Senator Bacon requiring disposition of funds appropriated for prosecutions were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Longening
Interstate Commerce Commission
Foraker
Bacon
Congress
United Press Association Formed In City
R E Andros H Pullman and EA Paore organize the United Press Association with 1000 capital. A voluntary bankruptcy petition by Alexander Marshall is filed in District Supreme Court listing debts at 168 and claiming assets. Commissioner Macfarland updates Congress on district firemen pay while noting the budget omits the increase. W W Smith of Hyattsville is mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Andros
Ren
Maclark
W_W Smith
Hyattsville, Ma
Body of Edward Saalbach found after river search
Harbor police and volunteer crews recovered Edward R. Saalbach from the Potomac opposite Eads Mill near Dixie Landing after an all day hunt. His wife Mrs Saalbach remains missing, with a large search continuing by city crews and rivermen.
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War Department
Eads’ Mill
Mrn. Saalbach
Robert Purcell
Edward R. Saalbaeh
Potomac River
Dixie Landing
WI Reynolds
Aqueduct Bridge
George Turvey
Eada’ Mill
Washington Canoe Club
George Goodrich
J. E. Metzeroth
Saalbach
Biuemont
Leon 3. Desser
Saalbachs
Potomac
Robert Purrell
Florida Avenue
Central High School
Richard Dear
University of Pennsylvania
Chain Bridge
Potomar
Lieut
Sutton
High Island
Purcell
Dear
W. Ray Garrett
Andrew J. Talmage
Highland Canoe Club
J. D. Rogers
Crief
Saatbach
W Street
District deficien cy bill funds Kalorama road and naval case
The general deficiency appropriation bill includes district items totaling 95 828.80 plus 69 663.20 to cover judgments. It funds Kalorama avenue extension 460.05 and Zoological Park highways 40, street extension 2 000, and reimburses Gen Harries for engineer force pay. It notes Green and Gaynor expediting cost 103 000 and 22 500 to foreign counsel for the Savannah trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hown
Tistrict
Kalorama Avenue
Zoological Park
Harries
District Naval Battalion
Green
Gaynor
Arm ‘i
Moot
Tawney
Gagnor
Savannah
Bottlers Return to Work After Local Strike Settlement
Bottlers at Pabst and Schlitz have resumed work under a compromise. Anheuser Busch and local breweries remain in talks with strikers who seek shorter hours and higher pay. Employers granted half the wage increase now, promising the remaining half by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettlers’ Union
Pabst
Schlitz
Anheuser-Busch
Successor to Barnes Named Executive Clerk and Transfers Set
Maurice C Latta of Oklahoma is named assistant secretary to the President and will become executive clerk at the White House. Benjamin S Barnes Jr will assume Washington postmaster duties on Sunday July 1, while Merritt goes to Niagara Port Collector duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Merritt
Buffalo
Niagara
Maurice C. Latta
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Benjamin S. Barnes, Jr
Washington
Senate
Latta
White House
Postmaster Barnes
Suspension Bridge
Ting
Ugliest Dog Ad Prompts Lost Pet Return Tale
An advertisement claimed Jack, the ugliest dog on earth, had vanished but returned home to Tom Harrison yesterday morning. The ragged canine with black and yellow spots, a pug nose, and a foot long tail wagged his way back, eyes gray and glinting with a curious, humorous gaze. The dog refuses to reveal his whereabouts, cementing a mysterious reunion between master and pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tom Harrison
Labor Day Programme Debated by Central Labor Union
Charges and counter charges over the printing contract for Labor Day souvenir programmes. The Central Labor Union adopted the committee report despite protests of misuse of a letterhead and calls for a full investigation. Delegates debated bids, unions, and actions affecting bricklayers, bottleers, carriage workers, and hotel workers, with plans to inspect abattoirs and secure rural packing house contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Labor Day Committee
A. J. Arnold
R. O'Brien
Government Printing Office
Whey
J. L. Feeney
Bookbinders’ Union
Union c
Pabst Brewing Company
Union
Carcings
Central Union
Horseshoers
Feeney
de Hedvey
Spohn
McCarthy
Nellings
Police stump on Corcoran Building safe burglary
Police admit no success in catching the safe-breakers who burglarized the Corcoran Building Saturday night and stole $200 from the N. D. McDonald Company safe. Investigators deem the culprits amateurs as they moved from one safe to another before reaching McDonald’s, where they finally opened the safe after repeated tumblers revolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
N. D. McDonald Company
McDonald Company
Safe-Brothers
Death of John McCoy in Buffalo NY
John McCoy fifty five years old reportedly of this city collapsed and died in Buffalo New York on Sunday. Police have opened inquiries and no relatives have been located. The body is with J J Weber county undertaker in Buffalo awaiting disposition.
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John McGoy
Buffalo
N Y
Capt. Boardman
McCoy
J.J. Weber
Sims Mission Mysterious Trip to Alaska
Edwin W. Sims travels to Alaska in his role at the Department of Commerce and Labor to investigate the seal industry and report on the seal herd decline from 4,000,000 to 200,000. The visit is tied to preserving seals and addressing encroachments by Britain, Russia, and Japan, with potential moves to the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Sims
Alaska
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Justice
Othet
Moody Ia
Standard Oil
Sime
State Department
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Congress
Ad Department
Smith Company Handles Downtown Property Sale
Property on Fourteenth Street in the downtown business section was sold through the F H W Smith Company, not the West Company. Both firms share offices and interests, leading to an inadvertent identification with the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Street Realty
West Company
Fourteenth Street
F HW Smith Company
Memorial for Col Hay prompts fund to aid widow and children
The Hay memorial meeting at the National Rifles Armory mourned Col Edwin Hay and heard that his estate largely consists of $58,000 in notes he signed. Speakers urged at least 14 donors of $1,000 each to form a fund for Hay’s wife and children, and Elks pledged substantial aid.
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Hay
Edwin & Hay
National Rifles’ Armory
Col. Hay
Ned” Hay
George W. Evang
Memorial Fund Association
Baoks
Dawin B. Hay
Jndorser
Campbell Carrington
Washington
Mr. Hay
Carrington
Jal Hay
Mr. Carrington
Ned Hay
Cat. Evans
Elks
Wiliam F. Gude
Joseph A. Burkhart
Washington Lodge of Elks
Ground Lodge
Denver
Charles B. Hanford
Chapin Brown
District of Columbia
John 8
Jeffery
Oakland
Cal
Ilinois
Cal. Hay
The
Joye
Col. Evans
Weather Conditions Report from Washington Bureau
General thunderstorms in the South except Gulf coast with showers reaching New England and the Ohio and Missouri valleys. Temperatures fall in Gulf states and rise in Colorado and the Middle Atlantic, with below average readings in the Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and eastern Montana. Forecast: showers Tuesday in Gulf and South Atlantic States, Upper Mississippi Valley, Dakota region, continuing Wednesday in the Dakotas and Lower Lake and Eastern Upper Lake regions. Most regions to be generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds vary by coast and region. northern New England and Middle Atlantic coasts light to fresh north to northeast, Gulf coast southeast to south, Upper Lakes east to southeast. Local readings include temperatures from 64 to 78 across various hours. sunshine reported at 14 percent possible. River and city temperature data listed. tide table for the day.
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VA. & Dent
Agceniture
Weatier Bureau
Washington
Gulf Coast
New England
Ohio
Miseouri
Misalesippi Valley
Northwest
California
Nevada
Middle Atlantic
Lake
Gulf Atates
Texeo
Colorado
Middle Stone
Dakglan
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Gulf
South Atlantic
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Wentura
Regian
Dakotas
Lower Lake
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atinotle States
Zingland
Freshoutheast
Bteamera
Grand Range
Ralefell
Point Ralne Man
Min
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Blamarck
Ron Boston
Maen
Chicago
Til
Su Cinelanath
Oki
Cheyenne
Wyoss
Davenport
Denver
Golo
Drotnes
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Ind
Jacksonvilis
Fis
Kanan Ch
Berk
Ark
Marquette
Memphis
Tern
la Rear
North Plaza
Nobis
River Bulletin
The
Washington Post
Harpera Ferry
W Va
Woman shoots self in boarding house after husband leaves
Mrs Annie Kelley twenty five years old fires three shots in her dining room at 508 E street NW hospital reports show one bullet entered just below the heart. Lodger John Goldberg finds her dying and ambulance is summoned. She says she shot herself over financial trouble and her husband leaving. Hospital says no hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kelley
E Street
John Goldberg
Goldberg
Kelley
Streets Improvements Sought by North Capitol Citizens Group
North Capitol and Eckington Citizens Association met at St. Martin's Hall to discuss petitions for street pavements along several entries to North Capitol Street and a truck house near North Capitol Street and Rhode Island Avenue. Committees' reports were read and the group adjourned to the first Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Washington
North Capitol
Eckington
The President and The Jungle Cause a Stir
An officer named Tiddy, reading a new book, reacts in alarm and claims to be poisoned while tossing sausages from his table in a surprising burst of action. The scene involves a startled reaction and a reference to Senator Bivridge being struck on the head by a ninth warning.
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Tiddy
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Uncle Sam
States
Judiciary Committee
Saalbagh
George Looroney
Homer Wills
Eads' Min
Santhach
Polce
Mr. Santhach
Metzerath
Eade’ Mim
Carters
Tome
LABOR
John Wcoy
Sims
Smith
Macfarland
Lansburghs
7Th Street
8Th Street
White Goods
We Yard
White Goods Department
Packers
Mr. Dooley
Collier's
Bale
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St
Cornez
Peter Grogan
Henerson
Emerson
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ry CQ
Shect
Europe
OLD, Colony Co
H St. NW
Ker
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bell
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Ave
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Christian Xander
Underwood Typewriter Company
Broadway
New York City
PST
Washington, D
Bush
St. N.W
Wilkens- Sherry
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
E St
Tharp
F St. N.W
Phong Main
Lowe Bros
J.T. Walker Sons
W.W
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