Knoxs Polities Clear Not Of Roosevelt Type
Politicians say Senator Knox presented a conservatism centered on Constitution as guiding direct legislation. His Yale Law School address is viewed as a pledge to keep GOP on traditional moorings and oppose radicalism, signaling what his administration would aim to do if nominated.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Harrisburg
White House
Knox's Position Known in Conservative Campaign Push
A Washington dispatch notes Senator Knox’s speech pleased conservative politicians who back the President’s line. The plan from February 23 launched Knox as a candidate for the conservative element, stressing “Back to the Constitution” and opposition to federal overreach.
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Knox
Harrisburg
Eleuent
Senate
House
Elina Deemer
Pennsylvvania
Pennsylvania
James F. Burke
Pittsburg
J Hampton Moore
Republc
Burke
Moore
United Action
Pension Lawyers Reply in Disbarment Case
Henry E. Davis counsel for Milo B Storenge & Co submits a written statement to refute charges by the Commissioner of Pensions. An oral hearing is set for later this week before the Interior Department to decide on disbarment for alleged abuses in handling soldiers land warrants. The firm is accused of taking advantage of veterans and heirs in warrants but not giving proper remuneration. An oral hearing will also involve Harvey sing & ns on similar practices.
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Milo B. Storenge & Co
Inerior Partment
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Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
Shold
Secretary of the Interior
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Harvey Sing
Jusserand To Visit Paris For Commercial Agreement Talk
Ambassador Jusserand plans a summer visit to Paris under the Dingrey act to discuss a mutual tariff reduction arrangement with France. The United States seeks equivalence with other nations, aiming to curb duties on champagne while seeking French concessions on American imports and duties.
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Jusserand
Root
State Department
America
France
Germany
United States
M. Jusserand
Foreign Office
Consul Rodgers faces action over Shanghai estate case
Consul General Rodgers, recently moved from Shanghai to Havana, contends against a $65,000 damage claim by American lawyer G F Curtis over the estate of H H Cunningham of Belfast. The State Department backs Rodgers and has directed W Porter to handle service. Rodgers departs Washington for Havana under urgent orders to establish consular probate authority.
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Shanghai
Havana
G F. Curtis
Henry H Cunningham
Belfast
Curtin
Wilfrey
Curtis
State Department
Cunningham
Byers
W. Porter
Washington
America
Cuba
Steinhart
New Head Nurse for Asylum
The resignation of spss mane 1 Chiao, superintendent of nurses of the Washington Asylum, was accepted by the District Commissionery yesterday. Upon the recommendation superintendent Miss M. Biis was appointed in this capacity.
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Chiao
Washington Asylum
Inkhen
M. Biis
Central American tensions spur US cruiser deployment
Diplomatic reports indicate Zelaya’s push for a Central American union could trigger armed conflict. The Milwaukee sails from Mare Island to protect American interests, with Yorktown and St. Louis to follow as regional unrest grows amid troop movements in Guatemala, Salvador, and Nicaragua.
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Yorktown
Acalutia
Central American
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
State Department
Lee
Guatemala City
Salvador
Guatemala
Balvador
Senor Mejia
Figueres
Cabrera
Extension sought for Washington Alexandria Mount Vernon Railway
Acting Secretary of War Oliver will decide in days whether the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway may receive more time to install an underground electric system on the Highway Bridge and approaches beyond June 30. C. P. King, the company president, cites legal compliance and a physical impossibility to complete the changes now.
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Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Sall
Cc. P. King
Kihe
President orders inquiry into Washington milk supply
President Roosevelt orders an independent probe by Surgeon General Wyman into every phase of Washington milk. The inquiry runs parallel to the District milk commission's efforts to draft a law regulating the milk trade for Congress next December. Assistant Surgeon General Kerr leads the investigation. data will inform final recommendations for a robust regulatory framework.
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Public Health and Marine Hospite! Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Milk Commission
Congress
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A. D. Melvin
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John Thomas
Bostonian Dies in France Ward's Widow Sister of Mrs Edwards
Stephen Van Renssalaer Ward, of Boston, died yesterday at Vichy France from stomach trouble. He was about forty. His widow, formerly Miss Tuisa Porter of Niagara Falls, is sister to Mrs Edwards wife of Gen Clarence Edwards chief of the War Department Bureau of Insular Affairs.
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Clarence 2. Edwards
Ward
Vichy
France
Stephen van Renssalaer
Thayer
Boston
Maney Trouble
Tuisa Porter
Niagara Falls
Edwards
Clarence FR. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Pre
Port Gage
Port Gage Oeneree
Orter
Trayers
Government Aims to Enforce Steamboat Passenger Limits
Officials from the Treasury Department and the Department of Commerce and Labor announced plans to prevent steamboat overcrowding this summer. Attorney General has ruled both agencies must enforce passenger limits, appointing Assistant Secretary Reynolds and George Uhier of the Steamboat Inspection Service to oversee regulations and plans.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Attornen
Cértelyouban
Reynolds
Department of Commierce’ and Labor
George Uhier
Inspéctaer General
Steazhboat Inspection Service
Yellow Pine Groups Seek $486,250 In Overcharges
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard 37 complaints from yellow pine shippers in the southeastern states seeking repayment of excessive freight charges totaling about 486 thousand dollars. The cases arise from a Supreme Court ruling upholding ICC findings that railroads overcharged for yellow pine shipments. further complaints are expected as affected parties pursue reparations from multiple railroad lines.
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National Yellow Pine Association
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Supreme Court
Inter- State Commerce Commission
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Ag Agregate
Official Nimrod Named J M Moody to Rid Utah Predators
J M Moody named Nimrod to head predatory animal control in Dixie National Forest Utah he will assume duties July 1. Forest Service frames appointment as aid to settlers amid losses from wolves coyotes and other predators in Pine Valley Pinto New Hartford areas and warns of continuing need to suppress stock killings through bounty and enforcement.
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J. M. Moody
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Pine Valley
Pinto
New Hartony
Hoviges
John M. Rulsipher
Moore & Hill Sells Two Family Apartment House
Frank Feer acquires a two family apartment house at 36 Todd Place Northeast from the More & Hill Company. M. Broy, longtime manager of the rent department, joins the salon department, bringing real estate experience to the company’s expanding branch.
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Ihdy
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Yoo
Taft to Return to Washington Then Vacation at Murray Bay
Secretary of War Taft will come to Washington to attend to accumulated business before going to Murray Bay Canada for five weeks of rest. He plans to sail for Manila on September 1 and may join the President briefly before sailing. He dismissed illness rumors as a stomachache from food.
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Taft
Isthmus
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Philippines
John Temple Graves
Washington
President
Outing for Railway Men to Feature Gala River View Day
Relief Association of the Washington Railway Employees plans a River View gathering Friday with athletic contests shooting matches and baseball between association members. Judging by Prof Joyce and others, prizes from city firms, a $200 streetcar ticket giveaway, and a concert by the Relief Association Band are planned. Steamers St John Arrowsmith Harry Randall and Walker Field will carry crowds, first boat at 1 o clock.
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Washington Railway
River View
M. A. Joyce
George H. Harries
S. Marlow
C. E. Brown
H. W. Fuller
J. B. Lackey
F. J. Whitehead
L. E. Sinclair
W. F. Him
A. S. Parry
Relief Asociation Band
P T. Haller
F. J. Mersheimer
W. N. DeNeale
F. G. Whitney
J. T Moffett
GC. E. Brown
G. G. ‘Whitney
W. & Ballenger
St. John
Arrowsmith
Harry Randall
Walkerfield
Stiles Elected President At Photo Engravers Meeting
H OC Stiles of this city was elected president of the International Association of Photo Engravers at yesterday morning's session. New officers include J F Beggeh vice president William Doran secretary and John C Bragdon measurer. Delegates toured the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and attended a banquet at The Grafton with Public Printer Stillings and Robert M Harper of the Chamber of Commerce. Delegates proceed to Jamestown for the exposition.
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International Association of Photo-Engravers
Stiles
J. F.beggeh
Minneapolis
William Doran
Boston
John C. Bragdon
Pittsburg
George H. Benedict
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Stillings
Grafton
Robert M. Harper
Chamber of Commerce
Jamestown
Soros
Coe
Fourteenth Street Lots Sold to Dr Touts Koti binski
A sale on Fourteenth street northwest transfers three parcels 1634 1686 and 188 to Dr. Touts Koti binski via Anton Heftmuller regies us one. The two brick stables stand behind two three story houses with a storefront on the first floor and basements. two additional rooms in each dwelling.
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Fourteenth Street
Brennan
Touts Kotibinski
Anton
Heftmuller
Regiesus
Toome
Secretary Metcalf Heads East for Intercollegiate Meet
Metcalf left yesterday for Poughkeepsie to attend the intercollegiate traces event. He is expected to reach Washington Friday and will witness ongoing activities related to Annapolis.
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Poughkeepsie
Annapolisi
Etcaly
Speare Estate Leaves Property to Wife in Will
Will dated December 8 1887 of undertaker Reed Speare leaves real and personal property to his wife Mrs Virginia Loge Speare He asks she surrender the undertaking business to his brother Frank A Speare and retain the buggy and treetree and book accounts executor Re Rone Perry named. TM Rawls dies leaving bulk of estate to wife Lucinda Rawls and names her executrix with small bequests to children John P Rawls Mary F Hall Lew Rawls and Frank Rawls.
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Virginia Loge Speare
Perry
Rawls
Pierce Street
Lucinda Rawls
Rawls Algomdkes Several Small Bequests To His Children, John P. Rawis
Mary F. Hall
Lew Rawls
Fr Prank Rawis
Hyde Trial Close to Verdict as Prosecution Defends Jury
Government lawyers Baker and Beach argue to sustain the indictment charging Holmes with conspiracy to defraud the government. Testimony from Berthal Burch and Justina Stafford highlights Hyde's role and alleged influence, while defense questions the law and the window sheds episode. Justice Stafford said he would reserve his decision.
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Daniel W. Baker
Morgan H. Beach
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Hyde
Justina Stafford
Burch
Mr. Hyde
England
Baker
Peckham, Haas
van Riper
Bureau
Beach
Haas, Peckham
Justice Stafford
Two fined for cruelty and overcrowding animals
In Police Court Judge Kimball found Joseph Smith, a colored driver for M T Pollock, guilty of stabbing a mule with a pen knife and fined $50 or six months in jail. Willam E Barnes, a commission merchant, was fined $5 for overcrowding chickens in a crate.
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Joseph Smith
M. T. Pollock
Smith
Willam E. Barnes
Tenth Street Northwest
Barnes
Prison for stabbing wife at Moundsville Penitentiary
George Jackson was sentenced to five years hard labor in the Moundsville Penitentiary by Justice Gould in Criminal Court No. 2 for stabbing his wife during a May dispute over domestic duties. The wife survived after hospital treatment and recovery. A separate case reports Mrs. Lucile D. Allen suing Southern Express Company for damages of 60 over a sealskin coat lost in transit to Candor, North Carolina.
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Moundsville
Gould
Jackson
Man Draws Revolver In Baraltercation
Leo P Randolph of Wyoming apartment house failed to respond in Police Court to a charge of carrying an upneedled weapon. He wandered into the Epitt Ho barroom intoxicated, argued with bartenders, drew a revolver threatening to shoot patrons, and was restrained by Policeman Nolan after Bem.
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Leo P. Randolph
Wyoming
Polics
Randolph
Ebpitt Ho
Fergon
George F. Burch
Nolan
Rail line reform urged by Chicago Rock Island chief
B F Yoakum, chairman of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, calls for federal control of railroad capitalization and private accounts, promotes transportation rate fairness, and supports traffic associations over pools to improve service and curb future security issues. He argues for government supervision of capital needs via the Interstate Commerce Commission and emphasizes better service as the public priority.
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Rock Island Offer
Washington Peat
New York
B. F. Yorkum
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Yoakum
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Washington
Marine Band Concert at Capital This Afternoon
The Marine Band performs a varied program at the Capital this afternoon at 5 55 featuring With Sword and Lance 1812 overture Feramors ballet selections Bandertanz Lichtertanz der Braute vor Kaschmir clarinet solo Ninth Fantasie grand scenes from Cavalleria Rusticana Walley Feuerbuch des Lebens A Hunting Scene and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Feramors
Wally
Malaria Study Claims Mosquito Night Bite Risk and Babek Cure
A historical report describes an experiment by Mangon where five healthy volunteers stayed in a marsh hut with mosquito nets from sunset to sunrise and remained healthy, arguing night insects pose danger only when infected. It promotes Elixir Babek as a malaria preventive and cure with testimonials from a New Orleans physician and Mr. J Middleton.
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Ampagna
New Orleans
J. Middleton
Four Mile Rap
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