District Budget Up, Departments Reorganized in Law
The district enacts a higher annual budget of 336,494.54 with total 1,121,608.16 and reorganizes the board of education, police, and fire departments. New salary scales, class separations, and broader powers for superintendents are provided, with an expanding force in both police and fire services. A Pharmacy Board licenses pharmacists, forbids dispensing poisons without a physician's prescription, and requires three day records. A condemned buildings board, nuisance abatement, and land condemnation procedures for new streets are established. Juvenile Court and compulsory education apply to about 4000 district children, with attendance mandates and probation provisions for youthful offenders. Other laws extend street projects, regulate fire escapes, and address public health and municipal governance.
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Senate
Capitol
Dullinger
Jawa Tg
Board of | Education
Board of Education
District Supreme Court
Police and Fire Departments
Court of Appeals
Euclid Street
I Meridion HI
Champlain
Columbia Rosa
Rhote Tsland
Lotto
Maronic Mutual Retlef Association
Archaeological Institute of America
American Crew of Honor
Eden Home
Justi¢Er
Tsepenca
Legislative notes and municipal ordinances mixed in fragment
A fragmented list cites fines and penalties for noncompliance with laws on weight limits contracts and retention payments, authorization for conduits, alimony and support offenses, public day cares, fish wharf fees, and licensing taxes on kerosene, fireworks, and vaccines. It mentions a Longfellow statue appropriation and a department regulating employment agencies.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Henry Wadsworth
Indian Bills Vetoed Over Annuities and Land Survey Plan
President Roosevelt vetoed two Indian measures. One would pro rate annuities for the Sac and Fox and survey and allot Blackfeet lands and open surplus land to settlement. The veto cited unsettled claims and water rights protections. Congress referred the veto messages to the Indian Affairs Committee for study and action.
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Blackfeet Reservation
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Blackgeat
Iowa
Congress
Kansas
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Court of Claims
Northern
Montana
House
Curtis
Committee On Indian Affairs
Push for settlement of American claims in Venezuela
After Castro resumes the presidency on July 3 he faces U S demands to settle American claims against Venezuela. The State Department has reviewed cases and will press for arbitration regardless of Venezuelan court actions, with representations covering virtually all claims.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
United States
Castro
W. J. Calhoun
Venezueda
State Department
State Hay
Police Promotions Announced in District Department
Maj. Sylvester announced promotions under the reorganization act with effect July 1. Robert H. Boardman rises to Inspector in charge of detectives at 3600 salary, captains promoted to inspectors with 1800 yearly pay, lieutenants in charge of precincts elevated to captains earning 1500, sergeants to lieutenants and privates to sergeants, plus appointed police surgeons and thirteen new Class 1 members. Affected duties and retirements outlined with many name-based assignments and salary increases across the force.
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Congress
Board of Commissioners
Majohard Sylvester
Robert H. Boardman
John A. Swindells
Francis J. Cross
Harry L. Gessford
Sai
G. H. Williams
Daniel Sullivan
Bt. B. Boyle
W. Ft. Matthews
F. F. McCathram
Wirth
Michael Byrnes
Henry Schneider
Robert HE. Doyle
Jonn
Daley
Nath
Henry
Eliott
Inspector Shing
Daniel Slattery
Tenth Precinct
James Hartley
Thomas Judge
J. L. Sprinkle
James BH
Mulhall
BE. J. Keefs
W. F. Balvey
Yulee Hodges
W.T. Anderson
Anthony Shutling
Charles T. Peck
Detective Bureau Service
Walter Emerson
J. W. McCormick
J. A. Watson
TW. T. Hollinberger
E.W. Brown
C. L. Bode
I. Ft. Bean
Waward Curry
C P. Lard
M. Walsh
L. J. Stok
J. R. Evans
J. L. Giles
McCormick
Giles
W. T. Burch
C. C. Marbury
Edmund Barry
J. S. Wall
Metropolitan Police Force
John Purcell
James W. Simms
Thomas F. Quinlan
Herbert Tarmon
Howard Morgal
Harvey M. Jett
Seagere Eby
James L. Waters
Paul W. Jones
Henry H. Fry
Joseph I. Thompson
Julien McClellan
Maj. Sylvester
Board of Retirement
T. B. Amiss
Michael B. Gorman
Clark
R. C. Upperman
Samuel W. Buckley
Ack and His Farm Sparks Light on US Ambitions
Japan's Ambassador to the United States critiques American men amid a brief note about 25 hunters, cited in The Sunday Post. The excerpt hints at cross cultural attitudes shaping postwar diplomacy and public discourse.
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Japan
United States
Sunday Post
Cure for eczema praised by Mrs Emma White in Camden
A 1905 testimonial extols Cuticura remedies as a cure for eczema. Mrs Emma White describes severe facial and skin involvement, multiple doctors, and relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with cleansing and regimens. Signed Camden New Jersey April 25 1905.
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Stother Doctor
Emma White
Plan to Quiet Creditors Endorsed for Santo Domingo Debt
Dominican Minister Joubert held a long meeting with Assistant Secretary Bacon on Dominican finances and creditor settlement. A commission of a Dominican, an American, and a Dominican creditors' representative is to review port funds under U.S. supervision and determine payments after Senate action on the treaty. Velasquez and Hollander, aiding the investigation, attended the briefing at the State Department.
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Fay
Santo Domingo
Joubert
Bacon
Uiited States Senate
United States
Velasquez
Hollander
Johns Hopkine University
State Department
Salvadoran envoy seeks U S aid over Guatemala crisis
Salvadoran government says envoy J R Pacas and American consul Mr Jenkins travel to the United States to explain that El Salvador had no role in backing the Guatemalan revolt against President Cabrera. Latin diplomats accuse El Salvador of encouraging interference, prompting tensions as Guatemala seeks to punish Salvador.
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Cabrera
United States
Salvador
Guatemala
State Department
J. R. Pacas
Jenkins
Hicaion
Mexico
United
Root to extend his trip to South America voyage details
President Reyes of Colombia will greet American Secretary of State Elihu Root at Cartagena. Root plans ten days in Rio Janeiro then to Valparaiso Chile, Caliao Peru, and Guayaquil Ecuador. He will not visit Quito or Bogota, and then sail from Cartagena to New York.
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Colombia
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Rio Janeiro
Root
Chile
South America
Magellan
Valparaiso
Charleston
Equator
Callao
Peru
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Santiago
Lima
Eeuador
Bogota
New York
Nine rebate convictions and indictments under reform laws
Attorney General Moody reported under the Elkins rebate law 36 indictments, 3 convictions, 3 no presses, 22 pending. Eleven indictments relate to rebates, 5 to conspiring to obtain rebates, 1 to conspiring to grant them. Interstate commerce prosecutions show 4 indictments with 26 notices pressed, 13 quashed, 4 dismissed, 12 not prosecuted, 6 acquittals, 16 convictions. Infra by administration shows varied indictments and convictions across Cleveland, Harrison, McKinley, and Roosevelt. Sherman act enforcement spent 4204,709 of 51.00 appropriated, balance 295,291. The Isthmian Canal Commission announced Richard Reid Rogers as general counsel.
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Senate
Moody
Elkins
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Two Good Poker Stories For The Post Tomorrow
The Post previews two poker stories slated for Sunday. Details include excursion rates of one dollar and travel notes between Washington and Ashburn Bluemont and nearby points.
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Ashburn
Bluemont
Mediate
Jeave
Washington
Heat and Ice Supply Sparks Navy Bureau Clash
The Navy Bureau of Equipment allegedly curtails heat and ice water at the Naval Observatory amid un harmony between bureaus. Admiral Chester denies excessive ice use while backing scientific research and a freer path for observatory innovation despite civil service transfers and funding tensions.
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Chester
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Department
Naval Observatory
Buresia
Coby M- Chester
President Hoosevelt grants half holiday for civil service workers
President Hoosevelt extended a half holiday on Saturdays during July August and September to civil service employee mechanics laborers in fcienses depots division and department commanders offices under the War Department. A transcript of the Patrick case was received by the Supreme Court clerk in the William M Rice murder proceeding.
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Hoosevelt
War Department
Patrick
Albert T. Patrick
New York
William M. Rice
Supreme Court of the United States
Chemical industry facts from 1905 census summary
The 1905 preliminary census shows 448 chemical establishments, a 24.8 percent rise in invested capital to 10 119 890 103, and a 2.4 percent drop in establishments from 1900. Salaried personnel total 27 910 with wages totaling 18 155 215. five years saw payrolls up 59.5 percent and wages up 67.7 percent. Materials valued at 51 883 218 and product value at 92 088 878. figures exclude in-house produced and consumed products.
Executive order reshapes consular service merit rules
President Roosevelt issues an executive order to enact merit based reforms in the consular service. The move aims to limit political influence by shifting appointments and promotions to merit and examinations. Regulations set promotion from lower grades for salaries above 2000 dollars and require age, character, and exam standards.
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House
Senate
Rootin & Jetter
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Army Orders and Transfers From Early Military List
Army orders show leaves of absence for Maj. George J. Anderson and Capt. William Wesly, with extensions through July and July 31 respectively, and Capt. Crest L. Ruger extended two months. Major Hamilton Wallace listed as may be detained for July. Transfers include James D. Reams to the Twenty Infantry and Bertram P. Tobnsot to the Twenty Infantry. Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston to preside retiring board in San Francisco. Special postings designate Lieut. Col. Edwin B Boltan and others as special disturbing officers of the Pay Department at posts in Alaska.
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Artillery Corps
William Wesly
Philippines
Creest L. Ruger
Purseon
Hamilton
Wallage
Firat
James D Reams
Twentyth Infantry
Firat Liew
Bertram P. Tobnsot
Twentleth Infantry
Charles B Hardin
Twentieth Infantry
Frederick Funston
Army
San Francisco
Cal
Sophime
Pay Department
Edwin B Boltan
Fort Gilbou
Alaska
Henry B. Moor
Fort Tybert
Navy Movements and Personnel Dispatch Highlights
Naval officers reassigned and ships moved across stations from 1905 to 1908. Patton and Berry listed with destinations in Washington and the Asiatic Station. Vernon and Pickreil with academy and sick leave details. Train and Shoup noted in fleet commands. Vessels Rhode Island to Yorktown, and several ships sailing between Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Astoria, and ports including Bremerton, Seattle, and San Francisco.
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J. B. Patton
Navy Yard
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D C
R. L Berry
Asiatic Station
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Cali
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Naval Academy
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Rainbow
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